A step-by-step system
Programs lead from the basic rules to more complex in-game decisions.
FunFarm is an online tournament poker school. We help beginners master the basics, active players develop their game systematically, and strong players make their way into a professional fund.
For more than 13 years we've been teaching poker, and we've built programs that take players to a professional level.
After the introductory FF Start course you'll be able to start earning with poker, and once you join the fund and keep learning, you'll climb the stakes rapidly. Hundreds of our players have already reached a world-class level — and you have the chance to be next.
Programs lead from the basic rules to more complex in-game decisions.
Theory is locked in through trainers, hand reviews, and work with your game stats.
Players get feedback both in the trainer and from coaches.
Strong, disciplined players make it into FirstFund.
Fedor is the founder and strategic leader of FunFarm. His ideas and principles shaped the fund's structure: professional player development, transparent terms, and a strong community.
Behind him are many years in professional poker, from microstakes to regular play at high stakes. He keeps playing actively and sharing his experience on streams and podcasts.

A professional player with ABI $1,000+, a multiple finalist in the biggest online events with over $5,000,000 in profit, and a coach with more than ten years of experience.
He was directly involved in creating the methodology and philosophy of the training program — with a focus on optimal decisions and in-game discipline.

He develops and continually refines the training program, turning it into a flexible tool for players of any level.
Under his guidance, a complete methodology has grown that lets players develop steadily and move up the stakes with confidence.

She develops mental-support courses and leads a team of psychologists and mindset coaches.
Thanks to her approach, the school and the fund run a mental-care department that helps players keep their balance, resilience, and motivation.

One of the most prominent poker streamers in the Russian-speaking scene — his content is watched by more than 200,000 people.
He makes poker clear for those just starting out: he breaks down basic mistakes, shares a way of thinking about strategy, and releases tutorials and streams with hand reviews.

In poker since 2018. More than 300 individual and group sessions, with dozens of students at mid and high stakes. He breaks down strategy through decision logic and deep theory.
He regularly reaches the final tables of the biggest online series.

A finance master's graduate of St. Petersburg State University, formerly a specialist in neural networks, poker math, and programming. In poker since 2019.
He combines game theory and poker calculators with attention to psychology and emotional intelligence. A certified mindset coach (Erickson/ICF) and the author of an LLM-based, data-driven training model.

One of the fund's most experienced players: he went from beginner to Liga 1 coach. On the team since 2018, and teaching since 2020.
He builds the training process methodically and calmly: he helps you not just understand strategy but lock it in through play over the long run.

He started at FirstFund in 2018 as an MTT player, later moved to cash and achieved significant results there. Back in tournaments, today he is a Liga 1 coach.
His approach is built on applied skills: tracking the opponent's range, deep hand analysis, and game logic. He values discipline and a strategic approach to a career.

More than 12 years in poker, coaching since 2019. He regularly appears on the fund's channels as an expert reviewing high-stakes final tables.
2018 Belarus poker champion. His strength is adaptability: he helps build strategy for specific lineups rather than following templates.

My fourth year in the fund, and I can see tremendous growth in every area. Glad to be part of FF and hope to keep growing together.
Nothing but positive emotions since joining the fund: top-notch selection, very competent coaches, and a pleasant community.
For a long time I was afraid to join the fund because I'd be playing with the fund's money, but now I'm very glad I joined and wasn't afraid to start developing as a player with the fund's support.
I'm very happy I decided to try my hand at FF and keep learning poker. At this stage everything's great — I'm hoping for long-term cooperation and my growth as a professional player.
Overall I like everything a lot, but after joining the fund I realized that learning poker is hard work and far from a quick path to success. Success = effort.
