By Neal Farran | January 17, 2008

The World Series of Poker Academy announced Wednesday that it will be holding the first advanced no-limit hold’em strategy camp this spring.The session, which will be held April 18-19 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, will go beyond the current fundamental offerings and include lessons in cash game strategy, heads-up strategy, advanced tournament stage strategy, and advanced poker math.

Many poker pros have been lined up to instruct, including, but not limited to, Annie Duke, Howard Lederer, Phil Gordon, Paul Wasicka, Alex Outhred, and Andy Bloch.Joe Navarro, an ex-FBI agent, will also hold a clinic on advanced poker tells.

Attendees will also compete in poker tournaments to try to win one of two seats to the 2008 WSOP Main Event.

The No-Limit Hold’em Advanced Academy costs $1,999 to attend.Space is limited, so organizers recommend registering well in advance at WSOPA.com.

Related posts:

1. Take your poker to the next level for free!
   The acclaimed World Series of Poker Academy is offering the opportunity of a lifetime: a scholarship to attend one of...
2. Deuces Cracked Hosts Aussie Millions Academy
   Those traveling to Australia in January to take part in the Crown Casino’s Aussie Millions tournament series will have an...
3. Pacific Poker to Hold $3 Million Tourney
   Pacific Poker may not be joining the online poker series fun just yet, but it is doing its part by...
4. PKR.com to give away 33 WSOP 2009 seats
   On September 15th PKR.com is launching its biggest ever promotion, which will give away a WSOP seat every week for...
5. Shroud Lifted on FTOPS VIII Mystery Tourneys
   Until Wednesday, the schedule for Full Tilt’s FTOPS VIII listed twenty-four events, but three of them were enigmas.These three events,...