Hi my name is Ron and I am from Kansas City. You can find me watching and studying poker streams regularly on twitch llllllllNOLDYllllllll (8 L's) feel free to PM me there and I will get back to you ASAP or here of course.

Pedigree: Father - Former NFL running back (Current owns business in KC called White & Associates Real Estate) Grandfather - Former Negroleague baseball player Uncle - Former Euroleague professional Basketball player

Backstory: I told a friend of mine when i was 25 that over the next five years I was going to play / study as much poker as humanly possible and after that I would either be extremely rich or extremely broke. But, either way I was going to come out of it a great poker player and il be able to go anywhere in the world that I want. The funny thing is that same person might become an investor soon and the 3 times he gave me money although he had his doubts I won money all three times. But it was a bit petty not an actual stake for example. One of the times he gave me 100 for 1/2 .. 50 bbs. About 1 and 1/2 hours later I come downstairs to him at the black Jack table with 500. Fast forward 8 years and Ive had alot off success but overall life has dealt me ups and downs. Despite being consistent at poker I struggled with accountability in terms of professionalism in poker and maturity in life with standard responsibilities. Some poker players would prefer to that as poker life balance. Some of it is by choice IÂ’m single with no kids and that is a direct correlation with my desire to fully commit myself to poker. But in my youth I was great at poker but not quite ready to be a pro. To elaborate, I once won a jackpot after playing a month straight live cash game at harrahs North Kansas City. (Side note I made the top 50 players in points earned and got a seat to the 8k Ggs freeroll against the best players in the city and I cruised through that tourney against the cityÂ’s best for a solid 1,200 score.) back to the jackpot storyÂ… That evening I did would most young single men would do. Went to the strip club after 200 meal at Gordon Ramseys steakhouse. Needless to say it was an entertaining evening. However, it was unprofessional and its moments like that I realize are the difference in my career. My current adjustment is to start tracking my poker performance because when it comes to poker that is really my only flaw "accountability". Ill share this anecdote with you about what happened just two weeks ago. After winning a poker tournament with the last $100.00 in my bankroll a (40 player live MTT) i decided to go back again and try the next night. This time its a bounty tournament with about 50 entries at $100 buy in. I end up in about 11 place a few players away from back to back Final tables. As I am driving home my 2019 Kia Rio decides the carberator wants to blow out. So of course im stuck with a repair bill ETC. Im like this is the story of my life. Im great at poker I mean undeniably great and I will prove that to anyway who is good at poker and willing to have a conversation.

Study habits: When i first started playing poker i quickly realized that I had a lot to learn. So one day i decided to write down every term concept or phrase ive ever heard in poker and i must have filled the paper with atleast 100 items. 1 by 1 I studied them all. This list included anything from Reverse implied odds to break even percentage to ICM and even psychology and I've learned several tells and have applied this at the table. With tells I do have a dirty little secret that is relatively simple particularly useful with casino regulars or casuals. I even have some simple anecdotes to show how i've applied what I learned. These days I am consistently on twitch because online poker is not legal in Kansas so I essentially play/practice through the other players (no foul play just visualization of how i would act in spots). This is so i can start developing ranges against player types I might play in the future. I am truly a student of the game and am willing commit any amount of studying to improve my game as it is my goal to surpass Phil Hellmuth's in all time bracelets.

Commitment: I've made alot of sacrifices in life to commit myself to poker as I saw very early on in life that I could be a great player if I gave it everything I had. I know im a great player because people at the casino call me "Phil Ivey" often say that guy is a genious. Im starting to notice players leave the tables when I sit down. These are regulars i used to play with all the time. I overheard one of them say "cats outta the bag now". I think this was an indication they were fed up with playing with an "aspiring pro". I really am looking for someone to take a chance on me because I know I am a winning player and I know a skilled poker coach that is willing to work with me will quickly see this. My abilities and capabilities are pretty undeniable and I will not sugar coat it. I've worked my ass off to become a great player and that is what I will remain until i die. I will die a phenomenal poker player and it is only a matter of time before someone takes a chance on me and I will prove myself worthy.

To any coaches out there looking for a prospect with elite potential please contact me here on through my username on twitch. We can go over hand histories and I will give you all the explanations you need to understand I am an elite poker player.

Thank you for your time.