Poker Masterclass Cruise
A day voyage built around structured coaching: hand review in the morning, live table drills after lunch and a low-stakes tournament to test what you learned.
Twelve seats, two coaches, one honest curriculum
The masterclass caps at twelve players so every hand you play gets reviewed. Morning sessions cover preflop structure, position and the math most players avoid. Afternoon sessions are live drills at a short-handed table with a coach calling the reasoning, not just the result.
Coaches are working tournament professionals with recorded results, not entertainers reading from slides. You leave with a written review of your leaks, a drilled set of adjustments and a finishing tournament where the coaching table watches you apply it.
A curriculum that respects your time
Hand review lab
Morning work on real hands: yours and ours. Decisions are rebuilt on screen with ranges and pot math shown plainly.
Live drills
Short-handed play with a coach narrating reasoning in real time. Spots repeat until the correct line feels automatic.
Written leak report
Every player leaves with a page of specific leaks and the adjustment for each. Not generic advice: your hands, your report.
Graduation tournament
A two-hour freezeout closes the day. Coaches rail and debrief your key hands over dinner before docking.
Small cohort
Twelve seats per sailing means the coaching is personal. Two coaches split the group for drill sessions.
Alumni table
Graduates get priority pricing on season passes and a standing invite to the monthly alumni sit-and-go.
Everything arranged before you step aboard
- Full-day program with two professional coaches
- Hand review workbook and personal leak report
- Morning tea, lunch and the graduation dinner
- Graduation freezeout entry with prize pool
- Video summary of your three key hands
- Alumni discount card for future sailings
From first call to final hand
Book a seat
Tell us your regular game and where you feel stuck. We slot you into the cohort that fits your level.
Morning theory
Board at 08:30, coffee on, and work through structured hand review until lunch on the water.
Afternoon drills
Live short-handed play with coaching at the table. Specific spots are drilled until the reasoning holds.
Prove it at the table
The graduation freezeout runs before dinner. Your key hands are debriefed over the meal as we dock.
I have watched every training video on the internet. One afternoon of live drills fixed a leak I did not know I had, and I could not unsee it afterwards.
How the night unfolds on board
Every sailing is choreographed around the tables. Times shift slightly with the season and the vessel, but the rhythm below is the one our guests know well.
08:30: boarding and coffee
Seats assigned, workbooks open. The first hour sets the day's framework: position, ranges and pot math basics.
10:00: hand review lab
Student hands go on screen. The group rebuilds each decision and argues the alternative lines out loud.
13:30: live drill tables
Two short-handed tables, one coach each. Spots repeat with immediate correction until lines feel natural.
17:00: graduation freezeout
A two-hour tournament for a real prize pool. Coaches rail the final table and debrief over dinner.
Three ways to play the masterclass
Fundamentals day
The core curriculum for newer players: position, preflop structure and pot math drilled at a relaxed pace.
Advanced cohort
For regular winners at pub level. ICM, tournament pressure and exploitative adjustments against live reads.
Private coaching table
The format for your own group of up to six: pick the date, the coach and the curriculum emphasis.
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Take the next masterclass seat
Cohorts cap at twelve and coaches are named per sailing. Tell us your level and preferred month and we will match you to the right table.