Seeking advice, Coaching/Stake.

profit sharing coaching deal sounds like good idea

I think you need to disclose more hard information about yourself though, this wall of text was kind of a painful read and potential coaches still don't have the information they need

1. last 2 years of results substantiated by pic of your graph and reports tab (you can ask PS for all your hands and maybe FTP too)
2. Current bankroll and limits played
3. Current work ethic details (how much time spent playing, how much time spent studying, how do you study)

make supernova dude dont be lazy, its a must for small stakes player; you can learn poker next year. I'm 9k vpp short T_T

On December 22 2013 23:14 GoTuNk wrote: make supernova dude dont be lazy, its a must for small stakes player; you can learn poker next year. I'm 9k vpp short T_T

+1

On December 22 2013 20:54 Smuft wrote: profit sharing coaching deal sounds like good idea I think you need to disclose more hard information about yourself though, this wall of text was kind of a painful read and potential coaches still don't have the information they need 1. last 2 years of results substantiated by pic of your graph and reports tab (you can ask PS for all your hands and maybe FTP too) 2. Current bankroll and limits played 3. Current work ethic details (how much time spent playing, how much time spent studying, how do you study)

Yeah sorry about the wall of text.

Here are the reports and graphs i currently have available on my desktop. First session is on may 4th 2012 even though ive set the date to 23.12.2011, so those hands ive played in the last 19 months. Please note that the winnings in EUR and GBP are not converted in to USD in the report card but are in the graph, idk how to fix that sry





main stakes



not included in the above is the one and only tilt limit jump ive had since i started playing



lost two flips QQ vs AK against curlymatt, hate that guy lol

Current bankroll that i cosider strictly a poker bankrol is a little over 2.5k$ that is in my PS account, ive never had to deposit in order to play the stakes i play comfortably enough(i like to have ~100bi when 32tabling), only deposits ive made were in order to get some PS promos. Main limit .10/.25nl $, EUR and GBP 6max.

I mostly do 4-6 hours sessions when playing 32 tables, i would have no problem doing longer sessions if i play fewer tables. I usually spend 30-45 minutes after most sessions using HEM to play back some hands that i think were important in the session (mostly hands where i felt i had trouble deciding what to do in the short amount of time i had or i outright felt outplayed). I currently dont watch any training videos (maybe i should lol). I can play 6 days a week easily. I dont like playing every single day of the month, i just feel thats a sure way to burn out quick.


I hope thats a bit more informative . If you don't find this sufficient i can try and get more hands from PS, just gotta find out how i can do that. I might try and get FTP also but idk if they would be too cooperative since i haven't played there since BF. Might have some early 2010 hands on my laptop, but idk how relevant those would be.
Im off to sleep its like 8 am here.

On December 22 2013 23:14 GoTuNk wrote: make supernova dude dont be lazy, its a must for small stakes player; you can learn poker next year. I'm 9k vpp short T_T

You are probably right

stick to nonusd tables

get to supernova and then start by working on your game off the tables and play less tables (vpip/pfr cap is slightly too big for 6max, low 3bet (it is not bad if you know what you do postflop but it doesnt look like it) probably low 3b ip, very low wwsf and agro. You don't need a coach to improve things like that if you really are serious, information is everywhere.

I think it's accurate to say I'm a strong player at the stakes I talk about.

People always whine about regs hogging tables and so on. I don't really have any problems with them (at my tiny stakes), but haivan is an exception. He's probably one of the very rare few who I didn't particularly like at the table. People bitch and complain about other regs or nits hogging spots, but they're still profitable players to play against. Haivans different. He does have some very exploitable tendancies, but the amount of brain power to engage and conquer them really isn't worth it from my point of view (I also multi table heavily).

I'm drunk at the moment, so don't really know where I'm going with this... other than, yeah. He's a good player. Solid. I'd invest in it. To be honest, the only short side I can see is that he's such a fucking pilot, I'm unsure if you could break him out of his habits. That will be tough.

~ Coming from a life-time micro/low stakes player. Take it for what it's worth.

Well that was less embarassing than I anticipated.

On December 23 2013 08:57 devon06atX wrote: Well that was less embarassing than I anticipated.

lolol

On December 23 2013 02:48 devon06atX wrote: I think it's accurate to say I'm a strong player at the stakes I talk about. People always whine about regs hogging tables and so on. I don't really have any problems with them (at my tiny stakes), but haivan is an exception. He's probably one of the very rare few who I didn't particularly like at the table. People bitch and complain about other regs or nits hogging spots, but they're still profitable players to play against. Haivans different. He does have some very exploitable tendancies, but the amount of brain power to engage and conquer them really isn't worth it from my point of view (I also multi table heavily). I'm drunk at the moment, so don't really know where I'm going with this... other than, yeah. He's a good player. Solid. I'd invest in it. To be honest, the only short side I can see is that he's such a fucking pilot, I'm unsure if you could break him out of his habits. That will be tough. ~ Coming from a life-time micro/low stakes player. Take it for what it's worth.

Heh, i cant say i like having you on my tables too , deffinately makes them trickier to play on .

devon could it be that you're getting drunk too often?