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10-25-2010 , 12:01 AM
looking forward to getting some coaching from you after Ive got some $$$

starting new job next week .


do you have any specials you do for the micro stakes players?

group sweats etc?

seems like a decent idea to get more $, and deal with more micro players at a reasonable price point.
10-26-2010 , 12:37 PM
I usually suggest micro players start with hand history reviews as it is, and those can be as affordable as $20.

However, group coaching is something I may consider in the future. I've done some focused theory sessions with students one on one before, and I think that would be the best way to do group coaching. It could be as general as "end game coaching" or as specific as continuation betting at short effective stacks, but that's the sort of thing I'll likely look to do if/when I offer group coaching.
01-07-2011 , 12:10 PM
Hi Ray,

I don't have AOL so believe I can't instant message you? Any how, I'm interested in getting some coaching at Low Stakes starting when ever you can. Can you mail me at jasonhall@jhg.homeip.net

Thanks

Jason Hall
01-07-2011 , 03:15 PM
Email sent.

Just a heads up, I'll be changing two things soon:

- I will likely move to a price per hand HH review, just to make things easier (probably around 75 cents per hand in the HH). Students will then just multiply the amount of hand they have in the HH by .75 and that's the price they will pay.

- I will also likely start asking students to post in this thread with a short review or remark about their coaching experience with me. This will likely result in a lot of posts in this thread (I've coached somewhere around 150-200 players in the last few years), but I notice other coaches are doing it (which is fair) and I think keeping up with their exposure is a better option than not.

I will also update the OP soon with a few free videos that I've done in the last few months. That way students can get an idea of the type of analysis and commentary to expect, both in audio/video and hand history reviews.
01-09-2011 , 09:08 PM
Coaching Review


Hey guys, I’m coming off of my recent coaching sessions with Ryan and thought I would post a non-biased review of my time with him.

However, to fully be fair to both Ryan and this review, I would like to post a bit of background on my history of poker and how I decided to select Ryan to work with.



My Brief History

I started studying HUSNG fulltime in November 2010, definitely way late compared to some of you; I had played approximately 300 games of HUSNGS between the $6.50s and $11.50 turbo structure tournaments on Poker Stars and Full Tilt, however, I really didn’t know what I was doing, I mean, I was break even player not knowing what I was doing over this sample, so things could have been worse. (This period extends from '06-'09 and casually playing, no study etc)

After an extended break from casual poker playing for almost a year

I decided in November 2010 that I was going to put forth a great deal of time and effort to be able to properly learn HUSNG as I now had the schedule and time to do so.

I also contacted RyPac as I had heard a lot of good things about his teachings on the website husng.com where I had also signed up to watch videos of winning play.



Coaching


Ryan was awesome from the start; he made time for me immediately and was really on board with bringing me up to speed on HUSNGS and what I needed to do to actually become a good winner in these games, he didn’t sugar coat anything. I felt that he wanted my plan to succeed as much as I did.

Well, after 3 hours of coaching with Ryan, I can simply say I’m a different player.

He changed the way I approach poker, mainly focusing on ensuring that I think through entire hands and take note of player tendencies and employ proper strategy against those tendencies. A lot harder then it sounds and Ryan was very patient in explaining correct thought processes through some tough spots.

I really found Ryan professional throughout our sessions and he was always quick to address any leaks that he observed.

Some of the sick lines he has me thinking about now I would never have dreamed about 2 months ago.


Anyway, I’m by no means the next LivB, however, in two months I’ve gone from being a $5 break even player to being able to move up to the $20 level.

Thanks Ryan, if you can take a low stakes break even donkey like me and have him ready for the $20-30 level in 2 months, I’m sure you’ll have some truly amazing success stories with future students.
01-13-2011 , 03:25 PM
PM sent
01-29-2011 , 08:24 PM
very good post Banana. Ryan reviewed my HH too and I agree with you he explain everything in detail. Imo it is much better that someone review your whole match where he can clearly see all your and villain actions through the match and than points you on your leaks and your opponent leaks that you should exploit. And I can say that Ryan does excellent job doing that.
01-31-2011 , 12:36 AM
I recently started working with ChiRy again after playing for a while without doing any coaching.

I think it is very easy for those of us in the $50-$200 range to get comftorable with our game and not spend nearly enough time trying to get better. Letting ChiRy go over a few of my HHs was a good reminder of how coaching and training should be an ongoing process and how much room for improvement there actually is.

He is very easy to work with and gives great insight. He is also one of the best priced coaches out there.

Overall: A+ 98%

-2% for no Pics of his GF yet... :-D
01-31-2011 , 03:03 PM
I started coaching with Ryan this month and can highly recommend him as a coach.
Not only he knows his stuff but is a very good coach aswell. He can explain situations well and finds spots for alternative lines i didnt even consider.
All in all i give him 99 out of 100
-1% Mostly because he s teaching other playersl like JQIVJQIV who owned me easily.
And his price is def. a bargain
02-02-2011 , 01:36 AM
Hello, I been playing on and off in HUSNGS and I found them to be very profitable playing them but I obviously need more training since I'm at -600! I went up on my stats but after having horrible loses I started tilting and losing money more constantly so that's why I am at -600. After that loss I had since stopped playing and well I was wondering what kind of coaching would you teach me if I have lost all my HH's that I had in FTP and Pokerstars. Unless there is a way to retrieve HH's so that you could help me with my game!
02-02-2011 , 10:35 PM
Hi hchazari,

You can retrieve your hand histories on PokerStars by going to "Requests" and clicking "Hand History." Probably select the "1 week" option. If that's not far enough back, just email support@pokerstars.com and tell them what you're looking for.

On Full Tilt, I believe you need to go to their website and look on the player control panel. This link might work: www.my.fulltiltpoker.com/nl/hand-history

I've had issues with it not working in the past, just email Full Tilt support if you can't figure it out and they should point you in the right direction.

Another suggestion is just to play a few games, select a HH with plenty of decision making within it, and use that for review. Reviewing a game a few months ago is more likely to be less relevant and less indicative of your thought process and decision making skills today.

Let me know if you have any other questions.
02-05-2011 , 07:15 AM
Coaching Review

So I came back to poker in December after a long break and contacted ChicagoRy about some coaching. I was playing the 30$ games at the time. I sent him a HH of me playing against an aggressive donk-bettor and 2 weeks later another HH against an aggressive 3bettor, those were 2 types of players I was having some trouble with and with his detailed reviews and good advice he helped me through. Today I played a 50$ reg who was 3betting like a madman. At one point I flatted a 3bet with Q9s and the guy cbet on A84r, I remembered what Ryan taught me in that HH about attacking those guys on dry flops, I raised him and he insta-folded. That hand reminded me that I need to write a review for Ryan and here I am. I beat the crap out of this reg and felt really confident in my strategy and it was thanks to a single HH I sent a month ago.

I also purchased a leakfinder from him, I sent him 30 minutes of footage and got back two videos totaling in about 2 hours (!). He really went through every spot in great detail and I felt I got way more than what I paid for, the discounts he offers for videos posted on husng.com is just sick value, and his HH pricing is also lower than it should be.

Today I'm playing the 50$ and 80$ games on FTP and will no doubt continue to work with Ryan in the future. I highly recommend his services to any aspiring husng player.
02-08-2011 , 08:43 PM
I have never been very active in any poker forum (as u can see in my post count here) nor put too many hours in actually trying to get better and better, but have had decent results so far. So recently I have been trying to change that and take my game to the next level. So I decided to have a HH reviewed by ChicagoRy for starters. I definetely got all my moneys worth. His detailed analysis of hands is very inspiring and has made me take notice of more details in every game and hand . It has also raised my level of confidence entering a game. I will most certainly continue having HH`s reviewed by him in the near future.
02-16-2011 , 10:17 AM
Coaching Review!

Background:

A little bit less than a month ago, I started trying out HUSNGs. I had almost zero experience in HU play but found the format very interesting and I quickly wanted to learn more.

I read some posts here on 2+2 and came across HUSNG.com, which turned out to be a perfect learning ground with many great coaches and awesome material.

During this time I continue to play Turbo HUSNGs on the $11.50 and $23 level with some decent success.

However, from the videos I watched at HUSNG.com I knew that I had loads of leaks. Because of this I was looking forward getting an experienced coach view on my game and my leaks and how to combat them.


Coaching:

This all lead to me contacting Ryan (ChicagoRy) with a request for a leakfinder video review.

First of all, I would like to say that Ryan is very proffesional and although I am sure he has alot on his plate, he was very quick in responding and eventually also to make the leakfinder video. He also made me feel very comfortable even though I knew that I am a beginner at this game format.

In the videos (turned out to be two matches as the first was very short) Ryan went through hand by hand and really explained in depth about the situations that came up.

I can honestly say that it has completely changed the way I approach my matches and I intend to put Ryan's advice into use and also to continue to work with him as a coach in the future.

The value is completely unbeliveble, I mean just take a look at the prices and think what it is worth to your game. Anyone that is serious about climbing the HUSNG ladder and to take their game to the next level is making themselves a great favor in consulting Ryan about his coaching services.

Good luck at the tables guys and thanks to Ryan for his time and effort.
02-22-2011 , 06:06 AM
Email sent!
02-23-2011 , 07:41 AM
PM sent
02-24-2011 , 06:40 PM
Hey guys…
I’m posting here to recommend Ryan services as a coach … specifically his Hand History reviews. They are the nuts. For the price, I don’t think you can better VALUE.

Watching a video of someone else playing is cool. But the benefits of receiving detailed analysis of YOUR OWN play for an ENTIRE MATCH can’t be overstated. For me, it was the next logical step after getting a standard membership from HUSNG.com

I think getting personalized Hand History Reviews GREATLY shortened the time my leaks were plugged, partly because Ryan pointed out bad tendencies I wasn’t even aware of. I had watched a TON of videos. I thought my play was solid. But Ryan pointed out I was too passive in some spots, too aggressive in other spots, and my late game… well… no wonder why Villains kept coming back.

Back then, I had Ryan review three games I had vs. a tough opponent. I was playing the $5 regs, a decent winner, but not getting the winrate I thought I should have. Getting coached was a good chunk of my poker bankroll at the time.

Well... I’m now crushing the $10’s, averaging about a 60% winrate per month. I’ll be in the $20’s soon. A lot of the credit goes to Ryan.

I highly recommend him as a coach.
02-26-2011 , 12:31 PM
I can recommend Ryan as a coach. He has a deep understanding of the game and is a good teacher aswell. Not to speak that he seems to be what i understand as a"good guy".

I had 5 live session with him so far and I think I improved my game steadily

I play under
Archiethegreed FT
Valuelol PS
03-01-2011 , 10:10 AM
Recently I recieved a HH review written by Ryan. I didn't realise that even the smallest details, which he mentions can have such big influence on the quality of my game. Let me point out that my friend who taught me all the HUSNGs basics (he's a reg from 100$ to 500$) can't really explain me much more. He says that he just "feels the game" and that's all. In turn Ryan can explain all aspects of the game taking into account and fixing (if necessary) the thinking process. To sum up i'm very satisified with the effects of his work and i can recommend him to any player willing to become better and better in poker.
03-03-2011 , 05:55 PM
I can recommend a coaching with Ryan for sure.
He made a very good HH Review which helped me to improve my game.
He answers you all questions and take the time to discuss with you any further
problems.
Thanks alot Ryan...
03-08-2011 , 05:29 PM
I got 3 hand history reviews from Ryan and they certainly improved my play. I did not learn as much as I had expected to (Ryan was my 1st poker coach ever, so maybe my expectations were not correct) but still I learned some important things and fixed my biggest leaks. Also these reviews boosted my confidence, as I was not sure about my skill level and Ryan told me that my play was quite good overall. Besides hh reviews, Ryan also answered all my questions (regarding these reviews or husngs in general), which was very nice. I recommend Ryan as a coach, his advice is solid.
03-10-2011 , 12:06 AM
E-mail sent look forward to hearing from you!
03-11-2011 , 01:28 PM
I had Ryan do a hand history review and it really opened up my eyes to some things that I was unaware of. I would recommend his services and look forward to working with Ryan more in the future.
03-11-2011 , 04:59 PM
PM Sent
03-15-2011 , 06:04 AM
I had only one HH review but it was enough to find in witch things should I start looking at, I look forward to work with him in future, Ryan appears solid coach
and answering on emails very fast. And the price for what he makes HH review is great, Thanks Ryan
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