I think, that to hire a coach - is an effective way to improve your game. The coach can identify weaknesses and provide accurate and professional advice, that will be useful at the poker tables. But before that, you need to clarify for themselves - which financial result can the coach bring to you?
How does a coach actually help?
I play live as well as on line but I really want to improve my live game.
I cant see that a coach can help unless they are helping me in real time. Otherwise the videos and forums such as this provide decent general input.
I play live as well as on line but I really want to improve my live game.
I cant see that a coach can help unless they are helping me in real time. Otherwise the videos and forums such as this provide decent general input.
I never paid a coach, but if I participated in one when my brother hired one, he invited me to go online and I really learned many things, it is called pokerexito, nowadays it is considered to be scammers, but my opinion in relation to that part is great, never cheated my brother, paid what he had to pay and nothing else, we learned new things and provided study material
I'm a recreation player and I think that here at CC we have everything to improve in poker but pay a coach is not a good idea for me because I'm a recreation player and coachs in my oppinion are for players who want to be PRO and dream to win big tourneys with considered amount of money.
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I have considered this and decided there is too much I need to work on myself that I am aware of, before I need to pay someone else to point out stuff I haven't noticed yet. But that's me.
If you have researched it already and would like a coach I believe that its a great idea and if you get the right person he/she will help, tremendously.
Years ago an ex coworker used one, he was/is a much better player than I, and studies the game diligently. So I figure if he gets great value from it it's worthwhile.
When I eventually do this I will use the trial versions of as many poker coaching sites till I find a coach and approach I prefer.
Good luck with your choices!
If you have researched it already and would like a coach I believe that its a great idea and if you get the right person he/she will help, tremendously.
Years ago an ex coworker used one, he was/is a much better player than I, and studies the game diligently. So I figure if he gets great value from it it's worthwhile.
When I eventually do this I will use the trial versions of as many poker coaching sites till I find a coach and approach I prefer.
Good luck with your choices!
ritehere said:
Have you ever seen Tiger Woods golf coach? He's a terrible golfer. Jared Tendler, The author of the Mental game of poker. Didn't even know how to play poker. Have you ever heard the saying. "Those who can't do... teach." There are many more examples.
The point was they don't have to have results to be a great coach.
"Famous" poker players have more time than you think. Most of them have a great balance of poker, and social life.
To the point of "Or for that matter even want to coach anyone else in his/her style." If it's valuable to them to coach then yes they absolutely will.
They are not cheap, but the investment is worth it in the long run.
Think about it, if you're consistently losing.. that money could be used for coaching instead of deposits.
I have had a "famous" player as a coach. They are also a friend and fellow poker player. The information and lessons are invaluable, the hardest part is applying the information.
Having the knowledge and using the knowledge are two different things.
Hello!
I am new here and i would like to ask an opinion if anyone can help me.
I played poker for more than 5 years but i never made profit on big stakes ,for example i like to play zoom 6 max and i am ok on nl2and nl5 but after nl10 i never made profit on long term and i apply many strategies that i leaned online.
So i heard about Bpc and Gordon Geko .Did anyone paid his coaching course?Can anyone share his experience with him?
Many thanks!
I am new here and i would like to ask an opinion if anyone can help me.
I played poker for more than 5 years but i never made profit on big stakes ,for example i like to play zoom 6 max and i am ok on nl2and nl5 but after nl10 i never made profit on long term and i apply many strategies that i leaned online.
So i heard about Bpc and Gordon Geko .Did anyone paid his coaching course?Can anyone share his experience with him?
Many thanks!
