What's the best DVD for poker strategy?

I've been looking at some DVDs on Amazon, what would you guys say are the best DVDs out there for advanced poker players? I play Limit/NL holdem live and online.

Phil Hellmuth produces some increble DVDs, very advanced stuff. Ha ha ha ha ha.

[maurile]

I've seen only two DVDs: One by Hellmuth and one by Annie Duke. Between the two of them, there is no comparison. Duke's is twenty times better.

[mxer7734]

I have heard Final Table Poker by Phil Gordon is good although I have yet to see it.

I heard duke's is really good, phil gordon's also on my list. I just borrowed a lederer's DVD from a friend but i think its a beginner one, i'll post about it as soon as I finish. Anymore suggestions? there must be tons out there

[PJS]

[ QUOTE ]
I heard duke's is really good, phil gordon's also on my list. I just borrowed a lederer's DVD from a friend but i think its a beginner one, i'll post about it as soon as I finish. Anymore suggestions? there must be tons out there

[/ QUOTE ]

I have yet to see them, but from what I have been told, the first Lederer DVD is very basic. However, the second one is supposed to be far better- "more" secrets of no limit hold'em.

[Hosayif]

[ QUOTE ]
there is no comparison. Duke's is twenty times better.

[/ QUOTE ]

That sounds like a comparison to me lol.

[Overdrive]

I rented Annie Duke's dvd(s) from netflix. Her dvd is very,very good.

I will preface my next statement by saying I am not a member of the universal Phil Hellmuth hate squad - but I must says his dvd's are very, very bad.

So to sum up:

Annie Duke dvd(s): very, very good.
Hellmuth dvd(s): very, very bad.

The second Lederer DVD, "more" Secrets of Hold'em was pretty well done. I'm still not sure someone who is 'advanced' would learn a lot, but he is a good teacher. He demonstrated a number of tricks that are easy to understand in the DVD format.
Here is a list of the material covered on the DVD:
1) Pre-flop --beyond the basics
2) Pre-flop -- blind play
3) Pre-flop -- avoiding traps
4) Pre-flop -- suited connectors
5) Pre-flop -- limping in
6) Pre-flop -- opening bet
7) The flop -- texture
8) The flop -- vary your play
9) The flop -- Beware of low flush draws
10)The flop -- learn to check
11)The flop -- Information raise
12)4th street -Pot control
13)4th street -Bluff into scare cards
14)4th street -When to slow play
15) 5th street-value betting
16) 5th street -Stay with your read
17) 5th street -putting it all together
18) Tournament play --Stack size matters
19) Tournament play --Create dead money
20) Tournament play --Don't bluff into an empty side pocket
21) Improve your play
22) Take it slow

Some of it looks basic, but Lederer does a nice job of presenting all of the areas. Nice refresher DVD as well, even if you are pretty familair with what is discussed.

[PJS]

Hi ECDub. Thanks for taking the time to post this. I might make a purchase and see what it's like. For $10 it has got to be worth a look.

PJS