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[QUOTE="RAFC24, post: 1369432, member: 61418"] Tx for the reply guys, However its important to note I am not advocating team poker so to speak as a way to win more with the help of your friends as opposed to winning by playing alone but rather the educational/improvement aspect of having a copilot so to speak. I am asking this question with 2 points in mind. 1) Beeing ''coached'' as a way to improve your game and NOT as a way to immediately make more money (allthough the two go hand in hand...) 2) The main difference beeing getting live action feedback as opposed to looking at the hands afterwards. To me it saves a lot of time as you are killing 2 birds with one stone and in my case at least I learn better by '' doing '' as opposed to reviewing and often we'r too lazy or busy to go through a thorough analysis at a later time. It stands to reason that no coaching or colluding would be allowed if 2 players were at the same table. I'm throwing this idea out there just to get peoples views on a method of learning which can supplement the de facto ways players usually do things ( reviewing hh's, creating databases etc...) [/QUOTE]
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