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Old 04-17-2011, 02:38 PM   #16
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re: #1 in overall $ at 10/20NL on PS in 2010 - 10bb/100 winner - NLH Coaching and Video Series

For the next 2 months only, I am reducing my coaching rate by a full $125 an hour to only $325/hour.

This is elite, top tier instruction for the price of a mediocre mid-stakes coach.

This is a once in a lifetime offer...literally! In about two months I will be moving to Atlantic City and will be playing live poker full time until the blackout period is over.

In the meantime, I have the next two full months with nothing else to do but to learn Spanish on Rosetta Stone, workout and to coach online poker!

My winrate speaks for itself and I certainly do not need to offer this price reduction. I only do so because I now have more time to coach and would like to get my schedule filled.

This U.S. blackout has hurt everyone, but now non-US players can actually benefit from this mess. If you have been considering or even mildly entertaining the idea of signing up for elite poker coaching to completely transform your game and to learn advanced skills that you'll have for the rest of your life, then NOW and only now is your best opportunity!

In addition to my specialty (100BB poker,) I have spent a considerable amount of time over the past few months learning, studying and perfecting the 40BB games on FT. These shallow stack games are absolutely the softest and most profitable games available on any online site. If you're interested in learning and mastering everything there is to know about playing a 40BB stack, then I'm your man.

This offer is being made on a first come, first serve basis. Once my entire 2 months is booked, I will not be accepting any more students. And this rate will never be offered again.

Paypal only. Email me to sign up @ YourDoomPoker@gmail.com
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Old 04-20-2011, 01:36 PM   #17
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My rant about the shallow tables on FullTilt...

Of course I still offer highly advanced 100BB instruction to anyone who wants it. I've made the bulk of my $ online playing 100BB, however...

If your main focus is making $, then I definitely have to recommend the 40BB games. They are by far the softest and most profitable games online at the moment.

I've actually been hesitant to teach my 40BB system to anyone playing similar stakes since I was making so much $ with it, but now, living in the USA, I have all of this advanced knowledge on 40BB play and will probably never be able play 40BB poker again. Bad for me, but great for you. Because now is the perfect time for me to share this knowledge with the entire world.

At the beginning of April I took two losing 100BB $.5/$1NL players and turned them into very good profitable $2/$4NL 40BB players in just three 90-minute coaching sessions. The main reason is the competition is so vastly different. 97% of good online regulars all learned how to play with 100BB stacks, stuck with that, got better at that, and have avoided the 40BB games because they just don't know how to manage a 40BB stack, or they "don't care to play with ratholers." Well, if that's your view that's fine, but if you're like me, I care to play whatever tables I can expect to make the most $ on. Period.

I play this game for money. Income. Personally, I've never understood the "honor and glory" of grinding a 100BB 6-max table against five 3pt winners when vastly better games are available one click away.

Playing $5/$10NL 40BB on FT I could (and still can just looking at the lobby today) easily find quite a few 6 max tables with 3-4 fish on every table. Sometimes on the weekends I could find tables with 5 fish!

To those of you unfamiliar with the level, I assure you playing 40BB poker is still a very intensive and creative game. It is nothing like the 20BB shove/fold robot poker that you see these ratholers playing.

Good players have made millions playing 30BB CAP on FT. And these 40BB games are even better in my opinion.
http://www.pokertableratings.com/ful...ltime/CAP%20NL

I've added 5 new students since my post 3 days ago and my schedule is filling up fast. Please contact me soon if you're interested in either 40BB, 100BB or deep stack lessons.

End of rant.
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Old 04-25-2011, 01:11 PM   #18
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I will highly recommend this guy.
For starters, after I contacted him for the first time, I was playing on PS at the 100bb games. He made me a winning player there.

After a few lessons he called me and asked me to consider moving my roll over to Ft and play in the 40bb games. WHen I questioned why he flat out told me the games were easier to beat. Since he has all my trust I moved my roll over to FT.

He doesn't stop after your 90 minutes is up. He will check up on you and see how you are doing and how your stats are looking. He did the homework of moving to the 40bb games and then contacted me and told me about it.

After moving to the 40 bb at FT, the coaching was unreal. I was without a doubt playing horrible before the lessons, it was completely different than the 100 bb I had grown used to. After just a few lessons I was killing the 40bb games on a regular basis and my chart went thru the roof. His lessons are one of a kind with a style that I can't really see being matched.

If you are serious about taking lessons and serious about crushing the 40bb games, there is nobody in my mind that is better to go to than this guy.

For the amount of money he is currently charging, you need to book just 1 lesson and decide for yourself. The answer will be very clear....
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Old 04-25-2011, 08:06 PM   #19
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re: #1 in overall $ at 10/20NL on PS in 2010 - 10bb/100 winner - NLH Coaching and Video Series

All this sounds brilliant. The problem is that to be able to afford your hourly rate, one must either already be a millionaire, or be a 3ptBB winner in 1$/2$ who's making 6k+/month...

For a mere mortal NL50-100 winning reg who makes under 2k$ a month, we can only dream of binking the sunday million if we are to afford a personal mentor like you..

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Old 04-26-2011, 10:36 AM   #20
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Skream89 -

I am not sure why you would post something like this......It is a ridiculous statement.

You are stating that one must be a 3ptBB winner at 1/2 to afford this guy and follow it up with the fact you are making $2k per month playing. So if you were serious about your poker game, and if you are on here looking for a mentor you probably are, wouldn't it make sense to invest $325 of the $24k you are making per year into just 1 lesson? That would be less than 2% of the killing you are currently making.... If you didn't like his lesson, I would think at that point you would post something here. But if the $325 turned you into that 3ptBB winner at the 1/2 game wouldnt you be thrilled with that? That would probably get you to start thinking before you post replys like this one, trying to get everybody to think he is too expensive.

I am not sure that you need to win the Sunday million to afford him. If you are looking for mentors, you probably are not good enough to win the Sunday million to begin with.....But here is a true story for you -and you can take it for what its worth -

I also enter the Sunday Million on a weekly basis. I usually get knocked out somewhere in the middle, sometimes barely finishing in the money, sometimes not. I took exactly 3 lessons from YourDoom. Granted the lessons were for cash games, but I used it in the tourney play as well. After 3 lessons I finished in 90th place, and if not for a very bad beat, I would have been the chip leader with 90 people left. That paid $1500. EXACTLY two weeks later I finished 18th in the same tourney. That paid $4600.

I don't care if you believe the story or don't believe it. I am just telling you what happened. Maybe you should try emailing and talking to him before you jump to conclusions that his teaching is too expensive. Or maybe you should talk to him about 1 lesson and see if it made you a better player and helped you jump up to the 1/2 game, or the 2/4 game. If you were a winning player at 1/2 or 2/4 then I don't think the lousy $325 you paid would be a bad investement.....
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Old 04-26-2011, 12:10 PM   #21
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I by no means say his coaching isn't worth it. It probably is. Just only reachable for, like i said, people who make already obscene K's per month. Surely I'd love to invest whatever_amount<--- in a good coach. It's just that with 450/hour, like I said, he's only available to big, midstakes winners *or* rich people.

I didn't intend to troll this thread, so I apologize for any negative energy i might have brought..
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Old 04-26-2011, 01:48 PM   #22
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Go grind your live poker and see if you can even make $325 an hour. LOL
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Old 04-26-2011, 02:48 PM   #23
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But if the $325 turned you into that 3ptBB winner at the 1/2 game wouldnt you be thrilled with that?
That might happen to some.. but I would assume that if you already have played for a while, have at least tried to study and improve yourself or with other (cheaper) coaches, and have been stuck at some limit, you'd need at least 10 hours worth of coaching to really have a chance to get to the next level. And it's still not even close to guaranteeing success. Not everyone can win at poker.

For someone to really get better after getting coaching for only couple of hours, he would need to be almost a total noob with easy to fix leaks or just someone who would improve by himself almost just as easily anyway. Just think about how many hh's you manage to go through in 1 hour, or how many pivotal spots are you gonna run into in one hour 3 or 4-tabling sweat.

This is my own results oriented opinion only of course.
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Old 04-26-2011, 10:55 PM   #24
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But if the $325 turned you into that 3ptBB winner at the 1/2 game wouldnt you be thrilled with that?
lol.

get real mate, 1hr doesn't turn anyone from a losing/breakeven player into a crushing winning player

(not saying anything about OPs post, but don't try and mislead people into believing they can pay $325 and start crushing midstakes after an hour)
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Old 04-26-2011, 11:46 PM   #25
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All this sounds brilliant. The problem is that to be able to afford your hourly rate, one must either already be a millionaire, or be a 3ptBB winner in 1$/2$ who's making 6k+/month...

For a mere mortal NL50-100 winning reg who makes under 2k$ a month, we can only dream of binking the sunday million if we are to afford a personal mentor like you..
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lol.

get real mate, 1hr doesn't turn anyone from a losing/breakeven player into a crushing winning player

(not saying anything about OPs post, but don't try and mislead people into believing they can pay $325 and start crushing midstakes after an hour)
I try to tailor my lesson plans for whatever a student can afford. For example I recently had a student who could only afford one session. So what I did for this student was to do a live play analysis, and instead of listing out 15 leaks that required future discussion, I focused on the 6 most major leaks/mistakes that I noticed in his game. I gave him a thorough written outline of what he did wrong, why it was wrong and exactly how to fix it moving forward.

Now, of course this one lesson did not increase this student's winrate by 3pt, but it did improve his game. And I can guarantee you that with the adjustments I gave him his increase in lifetime earnings will be MANY times the $675 that he paid for the session.
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Old 05-04-2011, 11:44 PM   #26
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I will highly recommend this guy.
For starters, after I contacted him for the first time, I was playing on PS at the 100bb games. He made me a winning player there.

After a few lessons he called me and asked me to consider moving my roll over to Ft and play in the 40bb games. WHen I questioned why he flat out told me the games were easier to beat. Since he has all my trust I moved my roll over to FT.

He doesn't stop after your 90 minutes is up. He will check up on you and see how you are doing and how your stats are looking. He did the homework of moving to the 40bb games and then contacted me and told me about it.

After moving to the 40 bb at FT, the coaching was unreal. I was without a doubt playing horrible before the lessons, it was completely different than the 100 bb I had grown used to. After just a few lessons I was killing the 40bb games on a regular basis and my chart went thru the roof. His lessons are one of a kind with a style that I can't really see being matched.

If you are serious about taking lessons and serious about crushing the 40bb games, there is nobody in my mind that is better to go to than this guy.

For the amount of money he is currently charging, you need to book just 1 lesson and decide for yourself. The answer will be very clear....
Thanks Mike. I've actually had quite a few people say that the 40BB stack lessons have greatly improved their mtt skills...
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Old 05-06-2011, 12:43 AM   #27
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Kind of agree with the skream guy, really, in that if you can afford this fee then you're already making enough as it is. I have a $20k roll but still wouldn't DREAM of paying more than $150 an hour tops for coaching from anyone, even Phil Ivey. Mainly because obviously hours and hours are needed to drill home every aspect of the game and a mere 1 or 2 sessions may not be worth the money if things are not sunk in hard enough. Have you never made any videos for any sites?

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Old 05-06-2011, 04:22 AM   #28
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any other screen names at other sites? you seem to not have won since sept 2010 at stars
not being a dick about it just looking for info obv.
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Old 05-06-2011, 06:23 PM   #29
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Kind of agree with the skream guy, really, in that if you can afford this fee then you're already making enough as it is. I have a $20k roll but still wouldn't DREAM of paying more than $150 an hour tops for coaching from anyone, even Phil Ivey. Mainly because obviously hours and hours are needed to drill home every aspect of the game and a mere 1 or 2 sessions may not be worth the money if things are not sunk in hard enough. Have you never made any videos for any sites?
We all have different opinions, but I couldn't disagree more. Two things you should not sacrifice quality on to save money IMO are:

1) Comfortable shoes and 2) Poker Instruction

I'm sure some of these $150/hr guys have some useful things to say, but a lot of their advice can also be dead wrong or even damaging to your game in some cases.

Just like if you spent an extra $40 on the better running shoes, you may not have all these foot, ankle and knee problems that are costing you much more in the long run
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Old 05-06-2011, 08:56 PM   #30
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dno y everyone is picking on yourdoom nobody else seems to get this kind of treatment. he is not targeting 2NL donks. if it is not for you then dont buy it but you dont need to come in and criticise this guy when you have never done a session with him.

fwiw yourdoom i think from the tone of your posts you seem to think very highly of what you can offer. i dont doubt that is the case but why are you holding back your HEM/PT graphs?

talking yourself up but not being open with all your stats leaves u open to this sort of response.
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