2010 World Series of Poker bracelet winner Josh Tieman has been extremely active on the PLO forums at PokerNews Strategy as of late, literally putting in hours of his time to respond to questions and comments posed by the online poker training sites’ members.

In his brief time as a poker coach at PokerNews Strategy, Tieman is proving to be an excellent poker mind, and has been doing a fantastic job in relating difficult concepts into easy to understand language for the online poker training site’s members –both in his forum posts as well as his video content.

Tieman is one of PokerNews Strategy most recognized and active instructors, and the man who goes by the name ‘litlebastrd’ in the world of online poker has been answering just about any PLO question thrown at him, from hand histories to theory, and his analysis and strategies have been met with great applause.

One of the great things about the PokerNews Strategy forums is the quality of posts contained within, and the fact that players will have the chance to learn from some of the best in the business; not only by watching their training videos, but also through the in-depth conversations and discussions in the forums. The activity by the site’s coaching team is really setting PokerNews Strategy’s forums apart from their competitors.

Another PokerNews Strategy pro who has been very active in the site’s forums recently is John O’Rourke, better known as ‘UMD Tennis’ to online poker enthusiasts. O’Rourke has been lending his expertise to the mid-stakes No Limit Holdem forums, and helping members bone-up on their game by detailing specific situations and going over hand histories dealing with everything from pre-flop play to more specific situations.

PokerNews Strategy is the brainchild of PokerNews owner Tony G, and as one of the newer online poker training sites they have been putting forth some extra effort to gain exposure. The top-notch instruction team is just the tip of the iceberg at PokerNews Strategy, as players will have instant access to a library of poker strategy articles, as well as the aforementioned poker forums. With a lot of money to back it up you can expect PokerNews Strategy to be a major player in the online poker market in the years to come.

In addition to Josh Tieman and John O’Rourke, PokerNews Strategy members will also get coaching from top online and live poker players such as Randy ‘nanonoko’ Lew, Scott ‘URnotINdanger2’ Palmer, Evan ‘MacDaddy34’ Panesis, and Tony G himself. Not to mention that during their first launch of the poker training site PokerNews Strategy’s list of instructors included Patrik Antonius and Lex Veldhuis, both of whose content is being migrated to the new site. So, members will not only have access to the current roster of poker coaches, but also some archived videos of two of the best in poker.