It is your chance, if you’ve ever dreamt of learning it from the masters themselves. Eight-time bracelet winner Erik Seidel, Annie Duke and 2004 WSOP Main Event champion Greg Raymer have teamed up to launch ProPlayLive.

Dubbed the "The Poker School that Never Closes," the membership comes with a one-time sign up fee of $49.95, which includes the first month of service, plus $19.95 per month for every second month since the sign up. Poker players can buy five months in advance, by paying the requisite amount, in which case ProPlayLive would waive the sign-up fee altogether. The fee charged by ProPlayLive is quite at par with that of PokerXFactor and CardRunners, the existing market leaders in the domain.

As to what separates ProPlayLive from its competitors, the Director of Customer Service at ProPlayLive, Beverly Pipes said “There are a number of good poker training sites in the marketplace today, but their instructors are predominantly online poker players who the general public has never heard of. Our approach was to offer great poker training for both the online player and the live game player who visits casino poker rooms or plays home games and do it with instructors that have proven live game success."

For beginner sake, ProPlayLive has over 100 videos in its digital library. This includes five hours of the PokerStars Sunday Million, four hours of the PokerStars Nightly Fifty Grand, and an array of cash games. Each video is specifically labeled along with what poker skills it emphasizes, including tight cash game play, chip accumulation versus survival, the squeeze play, and the reasons to avoid playing small cards in Omaha.

Besides the portal’s founders, other instructors featuring in the site include Tom McEvoy, Mark Kroon, Alex Outhred, Bill Chen, John Lukas, and Shawn Rice. In fact, many of the instructors at ProPlayLive are part of the WSOP Academy.

Annie Duke, currently a contestant on NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice," said in a press release that "for the tiny cost of joining ProPlayLive, players get top level instruction that would cost them literally thousands of dollars if they hired poker pros like myself on a one-on-one basis. The value to anyone who joins is tremendous - it's really a no-brainer."