Fun thought:
Its not ok to pass off-expert advice as expert.
What if its the case of Phil Hellmuth or other delusional idiots that actually think they are expert poker players. Maybe betgo is that stupid, and can use his stupidity as a naive excuse.
Then his actions as a charlatan scammer aren't malicious, he's just an idiot. Sure he can think he was providing good value as a coach. (even though he clearly wasn't) That wouldn't make him a bad person. Hellmuth I'm sure would think he could provide A+ advice on all MTT play just like betgo may think that his results pre-uigea make him qualified today.
At end of day, its good that there is a forum people can see qualified opinions and then choose what to make of it
Jonathan Little , your doom, i mean hell there was a scammer trying to sell poker coaching on how to coach people to make 100k a year coaching poker! I **** you not! That guy is clearly a worse parasite than betgo, and maybe betgo is an idiot, and just naive.
Just food for thought
Its only a scamming scumbag if he's aware he's scamming. The way in which betgo went about his scheme, spamming in HSMTT despite all the negative attention just so his post count/advertisement for coaching could be seen makes me think he has to know he's just grasping as the bottom of the barrel and leeching. Thats my read. I could be wrong. Maybe he's just an idiot and doesn't realize he's completely inept. Either way, it is certain he isn't the expert he claims to be in certain aspects of poker (specifically ICM as it relates to MTTs and SNGS) and therefore was fraudulently misrepresenting himself and should probably refund any profits he's made from coaching ever. Of course he won't, because thats probably how he gets by, but whatever, thats my opinion!