pokerhighschool.com. “It teaches the rules, and offers basic and advanced strategies to make a profit at this game,” Clawin Dsouza Said
Players can see five grades and 12 lessons, which end with references. D’Souza’s inspiration comes from the structured approach he employs during his training sessions. He conducts two to eight 90-minute sessions a week, and admits about 30 students for each.
“I wanted to reach out to a larger audience in the same structured way,” he said.
Dsouza does not play poker live at clubs in the city, but sticks to the online medium as it is accessible from the comfort of his home. His biggest accomplishment was winning the Championship of the Asian Poker Tour 2012 in Goa.
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