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[QUOTE="fletchdad, post: 1885508, member: 65205"] I have worked with 4 coaches so far, and got something from all 4. But in retrospect I think coaching is one of the last things I should have done. Training sites and a poker tracker are better starts. (and books are a must IMO) The training sites are obvious, but the tracker is great in analyzing what YOU do, and how much you do it. IMO a poker tracker is fine to show you stats on a player, but its real value lies in post game analysis. I play 6 max and have a ton of leaks, and one thing I am now working with my coach on is how to see how I can improve my game without asking him. MB above made some very good points, and you should listen to what he says IMO. For cash, I like the Professional No Limit Holdem and Small Stakes NLHE both by Ed Miller, Sunny Mehta and Matt Flynn. AFAIK the other SSNLHE book mentioned by MB is more geared toward LHE, but I may be wrong. [/QUOTE]
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