Want to start off with saying I have zero affiliation with Nick, I never purchased or consumed any material of his nor spoke to him. However it seems silly to me what you guys say. What defines wether a product is overpriced or not in the poker industry?

As I can see it there are 3 ways.

1) You compare the product to similair products, is there a better alternative out there or similair? In this case I dont think there is, so its hard to set a baseline since they are the only one selling MDA analysis.

2) The ammount of hours spent * the persons hourly doing the work. Here I personally in general just think most poker content is underpriced, there is quite a lot of hours to obtain knowledge for material and then putting together some kind of course or whatever it is.

3) It's worth whatever you get out of it. Once again for people that are in it for the long run or play reasonable stakes, most coaching products pay off quite quickly.

The communication part seems kinda overrated to me as well, a lot of people disguise their lack of knowledge in any area really behind strong communication skills. A poker coach shouldn't tell you how its done, he should show you. With that said I think from my non biased PoV there are plenty of better CFPs/coaches out there, but once again. They are selling a unique product that prob is very +ev to buy if you are into that kind of stuff.