Having trouble finding a low-mid stakes PLO coach. Can you guys recommend anyone? I'm a high level NL player transitioning to PLO.

Thanks,
Mike

i've worked with several different coaches. will send you a pm.

i would appreciate a PM too kisada if you don't mind, i'm a MSNL player learning PLO and i'll be looking for a coach soon.

I have the same situation, would like to know about coaches etc..

Thx guys.

P.S. What is more, I am open for a Skype group etc.

would also like to know if there are any good plo midstakes coaches. pm me.

midstakes guys saw how mass coaching ruined nl maybe

I might do some coaching later this year, when I go back to the states for a few months.

its pretty -ev to teach someone how to make hundreds of thousands for only like 5-10k$. Especially when they are going to be sitting in your games. So most good coaches would only do it for a % of your profit, and that requires trust. which is kinda hard if you dont know the guy.

i rly dont think op intented this kind of discussion and its not the right place to start one...

The good guys aren't gonna be coaching for the reasons chipchip mentioned. At least they'd be foolish to do so.

very aware of why there is a huge gap in the plo coaching market, just trying to find the gracious souls in the minority

most of the coaches are has beens

"are has beens" da **** u talking bout willis, Valentin, u must be as ****faced as me right now lol

So after about 20hours of good teaching its pretty much 100% sure to win hundreds of thousands easily? Then I'd prefer to take 50hours of teaching for 20k and make hundreds of millions online? Do you think it'll take longer than a month to make the first million?

More to the point, guys that are smart and good enough to learn everything you've got to teach them, are gonna be good poker buddies. Even if they don't get that far, smart students can force you to think through your knowledge about poker.

Either way, coaching increases your winrate a lot more than delaying his/her learning.

Besides, PLO player pool is shallow. But it's not as shallow as it used to be. Nowadays you just don't play the same player (unless you hunting him) for like 30 or 50% of the hands like you used to have to at 25/50.