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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6470965, member: 1003394"] I really don't think that all poker coaches are scammers. In life there are scammers and in poker there must be scammers too. Indeed, they teach poker and a lot of people want to learn that they do it. I wouldn't hire one for myself. This isn't out of pride, or because I believe them all in poker, but because there are situations in poker that no coach can explain to you. If you don't believe what I'm saying, ask a poker coach for an opinion about a badbeat and I'll give you the same opinion that he also gives you without being a poker coach. The answer is “he was unlucky” To learn about positions, strategies, raise, call and other things about poker, at least I just have to watch MTT videos, for example, because I watch a lot, I watch books or good articles, especially I try to see articles by people with a lot of experience in poker like Doyle Brunson, for me throughout history “Mr. Player” Daniel Negreanu in a report he described Brunson as the link between the history of poker and the present. By watching Brunson's experiences in poker you can learn more than in any course. Trial and error for me is a matter of learning how to play poker. Look, I just participated in a tournament that was left out. I did everything the manuals say in UTG with AA Abro 4bet, in BB the villain goes there and calls. The villain shows the K9 27K8K confrontation... Consequence of me. Now bring me a coach who will analyze the move I made and tell me that I didn't have bad luck. That's right brother, this game will sometimes give you joy and often not so much. But what is still is a passion and I am glad to have that passion. Cheers;);););) [/QUOTE]

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