One of the top instructors at DragtheBar.com, Dusty Schmidt, has decided to give poker players a glimpse at the type of poker training that is available at Drag the Bar and an inside look at the thought processes of the best players in the world of poker. Schmidt, better known in online circles as “Leatherass” has developed a hand analysis series on YouTube.com that can also be found on his blog at DustySchmidt.com.

The hand analysis series currently sits at 10 entries, with each video being roughly 4-5 minutes long –DTB’s videos are typically close to an hour long. The videos do not show actual hands –as most of the Drag the Bar videos do—instead they are a look at the thought process Schmidt goes through when formulating his decisions during a single hand. These videos are designed to give players a quick look at how top players think through hands, and how these concepts and strategies can be conveyed to you through online poker training videos.

These videos offer potential online poker training site customers an excellent primer, and are not only going to be helpful to their poker game, but ‘Leatherass’ is basically saying, “This is what I can do for you, and what I have to offer”. Very few people in the poker training world would be willing to do what Dusty Schmidt has done, which is basically ‘SHOWING’ what he offers, instead of crafting a few paragraphs of wordy prose laden with adjectives citing the poker training site’s virtues. Instead Schmidt says, “Here’s what I do; now decide if you want in or not!”

Drag the Bar features some of the top minds in online poker, not only does their coaching team boast Dusty Schmidt, but also Hunter ‘Beach Justice’ Bick, Jeremy Menard, Ross Hartung, Jared Tendler, Matt Bolt, David Rowan, Paul Hoppe, Jake Wilkins, Ian Gordon, James Davis, Charles Rei, Bill Robertie, Brent Sheirbon, Owen Gaines, Greg Jones, Stosh McConnell, Eric Larson, Emil Jonnson, and Dustin Cooke.

Each coach at Drag the Bar has their own personal bio page complete with the coach’s latest video entries and blog entries, in addition to divulging precisely what poker formats their training videos focus on. DragtheBar.com also does something no other poker training site does –as far as I know—and that is display their coaching team’s results for the entire world to see!

DTB also offers their members a number of other benefits like blogs, a news section, and forum where members can discuss certain aspects of videos, post their own hand histories, and so forth. Drag the Bar currently has over 250 poker training videos, including No Limit Holdem, Limit Holdem, PLO, Sit and Go tournaments, Multi-Table tournaments, and even Backgammon.

You can receive a 7-Day Free Trial to DragtheBar.com, and learn from the likes of Dusty Schmidt and Hunter Bick by following the link provided below.