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[QUOTE="baudib1, post: 1834748, member: 47606"] -- no I had C9 review some of my sessions once. Not much other than that. I understand coaching can help and will consider it in the future when online comes back to the U.S., but for the most part I think a lot of "coaching" borders on being scammy and with the TeamViewer stuff it's borderline collusion/multi-accounting etc. I think reviewing sessions yourself or having someone to it can be very helpful. A lot of actions in hands make no sense in a vacuum and giving complete details on the dynamics is difficult to do. -- in small amounts for live games and buying/selling pieces of tournament action. I had a guy who offered to stake me in live games but he ended up not having any money himself. -- I've seen a lot of ridiculous things in live games, maybe the craziest was this one kid calling a huge overbet shove on the turn with an open-ender, calling for a specific card ("Ten of Diamonds!") and getting it on the river. -- I'm from Brooklyn. [/QUOTE]
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