Sounds great doesn’t it? Especially as there’s a money-back guarantee on his site if you don’t make $25,000 a month. (Admittedly something that flies in the face of the craftily hidden disclaimer that says, ‘Nowhere on our site should any information to (sic) be interpreted as a promise or guarantee of earnings.’)

We signed ourselves up – for $59.95 – and got a PDF in return full of amazing poker secrets like the ‘force fold’. This teaches you how to control other players via suggestion or ‘linguistic binds’. So, if you want someone to fold all you have to do is type, ‘Would you like to fold or would you just prefer to give up?’ into the chatbox.

And it goes on… Type in ‘Raising now would really make you a poker genius!’ and your opponents won’t be able to stop themselves betting into your unbeatable hand.

The next bit we like, as Chan goes on to bring his own guide into question. ‘For example, I could say something like “reading this will make you big money at poker!” Most people will have a tendency to accept things when they are presented in that matter (sic).’ And if alarm bells haven’t gone off in your head by now, you deserve all you get. The bottom line is that like anything else that purports to offer you a foolproof way of making money, sites like this are set-ups to trap the gullible. Don’t get caught out – unless you fancy a laugh.