wat would you rather have? - Page 4

On April 02 2012 12:57 NMcNasty wrote: I think its closer than people realize. For example if you assume the scout prop is worth 10k, and 100 hours of coaching is worth more, its like saying you would pay at least $100 an hour for elite coaching. So w/ 20 hours against scout, you're saying you would pay $500 an hour for coaching, and at "4 hours a day for a few weeks" you would be paying $1500 an hour for coaching. A lot depends on bankroll, skill level, and ambitions as a poker player, but I feel like $500 an hour really has to be the upper limit. I would be surprised if there aren't a few players in the top 20 who offer that already.

are you assuming you would never play poker again after the coaching?

On April 06 2012 09:06 tirceol wrote: Show nested quote + On April 02 2012 12:57 NMcNasty wrote: I think its closer than people realize. For example if you assume the scout prop is worth 10k, and 100 hours of coaching is worth more, its like saying you would pay at least $100 an hour for elite coaching. So w/ 20 hours against scout, you're saying you would pay $500 an hour for coaching, and at "4 hours a day for a few weeks" you would be paying $1500 an hour for coaching. A lot depends on bankroll, skill level, and ambitions as a poker player, but I feel like $500 an hour really has to be the upper limit. I would be surprised if there aren't a few players in the top 20 who offer that already. are you assuming you would never play poker again after the coaching?

Yes, that's what I was assuming. You got me.

On April 06 2012 12:01 NMcNasty wrote: Show nested quote + On April 06 2012 09:06 tirceol wrote:   On April 02 2012 12:57 NMcNasty wrote: I think its closer than people realize. For example if you assume the scout prop is worth 10k, and 100 hours of coaching is worth more, its like saying you would pay at least $100 an hour for elite coaching. So w/ 20 hours against scout, you're saying you would pay $500 an hour for coaching, and at "4 hours a day for a few weeks" you would be paying $1500 an hour for coaching. A lot depends on bankroll, skill level, and ambitions as a poker player, but I feel like $500 an hour really has to be the upper limit. I would be surprised if there aren't a few players in the top 20 who offer that already. are you assuming you would never play poker again after the coaching? Yes, that's what I was assuming. You got me.

just saying... i appreciate the mathematical approach you're taking but this is like an initial value problem. where the scout prop falls to 0 (gain, at least) after those 4 hours or whatever it was. meanwhile i'm pretty sure most people here could benefit greatly from coaching by top players and make a shit ton of money for the rest of their life.

I d stream my coaching sessions for 100$/person and get free coaching and free moneys = everybody profits

On April 05 2012 09:35 Stim_Abuser wrote: Show nested quote + On April 05 2012 04:00 Baalim wrote:   On April 03 2012 23:19 Stim_Abuser wrote: 4 hours with tutz girlfriend. in my time people got demodded and banned for insulting sexually others girlfriends That's because your pimp hand is WEAK.

My GF disses were legendary, one of the few times in my life where ive felt guilty about insulting somebody

On April 04 2012 14:14 n0rthf4ce wrote: coaching. only from phil ivey himself

On April 04 2012 14:14 n0rthf4ce wrote: coaching. only from phil ivey himself

And you lol

Stupid iPhone

obv the coaching.