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Does anyone have any recommendations for finding a private poker coach?
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Yes, use the search function for the several threads from the past two weeks about this very subject.
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I've used Bob Ciaffone with some success. If you don't know who he is, he's very well respected and is the author of a couple of must read books. You can go to his website at http://www.pokercoach.us/.
Bob charges $100 for 2 hours of instruction. That instruction is primarily hand analysis via e-mail or phone (although I believe e-mail is preferred). You send him some hands you have questions on, and he responds with his thoughts and comments. He also provides you with a copy of one of his books at no charge (your choice and I would highly recommend Pot and No-Limit Hold Em if you haven't read it), in addition to other material including a few chapters from his upcoming book. With that said, I think you'll get a tremendous amount of help by posting hands to this board. You'll get a variety of perspectives and there is some serious talent here. Bob is great, but he does play a more traditional strong / tight and aggressive style. I think that's an excellent approach when starting out but you definitely need to learn how to handle the typical maniacs we run across these days. Good luck. |
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For a person in your area seek Tommy Angelo out. His site:
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Thanks, I got his name from several people and am going to look into it.
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For a person in your area seek Tommy Angelo out. His site: www.tommyangelo.com [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, he's got more angles than a protractor... |
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