Friends have told me not to respond further, but I was a little upset over the posts implying my coaching was only valuable for amateur players and so on. I have specific expertise, particularly in preflop and short stack issues.
Right before BF, I had the highest ROI in $16/18s and maybe also in $12/180s. Think this is maybe reasonable qualifications to place a coaching listing. From days when I was running bad and screwing around, I had a 70% ROI in 2/180s and an 80% ROI in 4/180 normal speeds right before BF. I know that isn't impressive here. However, I have students actually want to grind those games. There are regulars in them these days. Maybe I couldn't do 70% ROI now, but would be a reasonable coach for someone wanting to play them.
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Originally Posted by BakinC00kies
Also since both of you seem to be pretty drawing dead at making money with poker, maybe you can make a video of you guys sucking eachother off?
I bet some sites will pay a few hundred bucks for that, better than nothing!
Poster refers to me and Cwob, who is an MTTSNG player regular and a former student of mine.
As far at the Gus Hansen hand I guess Stealthmunk was trying to set me up with, it is absolutely paralell to a 9-player STT problem with identical payout jumps. If you posted it in the STT forum everyone would say r/c, but maybe open smaller these days. As Cwob explained, you have to assume that an aggressive SB would be on a light range, as you can call with practically nothing. However, TT is strong enough to call with. Possible to
limp or overshove, but it is an easy r/c versus either player. I actually know what I am talking about with this sort of thing.
This is a quote from MSMTT today.
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Originally Posted by lissistinkt
betgo owning the thread lol
not having a wide flattingrange here is so terrible ur flattingrange should be so much wider than ur reshovingrange (if you had lot of fe it would be different since this guy has a bigstack and doesnt like folding)
I think my posts are pretty well respected in the other MTT and SNG forums. I obviously made mistakes posting too much here. A lot of time I was asking questions about high stakes plays I didn't understand or answering nube OPs. I thought I had some expertise on short stack issues as indicated by my MTTSNG results, so may have posted on those. I guess the "coaching listing" message comes up, and it looks like I am presenting myself as an expert in HSMTT, and obviously I am not, and am not a particularly good poster in this forum. I have been part of this forum for so long, and was probably
acting too much like I belonged here. My MTTSNG results show I have expertise in preflop and short stack issues, and I used to be somewhat respected for my posts on those areas here.
If I was a fraud and charlatan as a coach as has been alledged, then I would not expose my incompetence by posting in HSMTT. I was confident in my skills and not particularly concerned about my coaching business, which lead me to make the mistake of continuing to post here.
I have a zillion videos on different sites. Little if any criticism has been posted of my videos on the video sites. Most of them are HH review vidoes, which should give some idea of my coaching. They are better than most others available on similar topics. I also had nothing negative in my 10 pages coaching listing until Stealthmunk posted there.
Perhaps my stduents are all deluded, and Stealthmunk knows better.
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Originally Posted by BakinC00kies
I agree a lot with your previous post but I think this post isn't true at all.
Anyone, independent of qualification or skill, is allowed to put up a coaching listing.
The forum behind this is allowed and, the most important bit, encouraged to state their opinion about a certain topic such as coaching as long as it doesn't go as far as insulting an individual for his/her past endeavors and results.
This results in everyone being able to state their free and independent opinion on whatever they like, such as Stealthmunk did.
The moment this forum bans or penalizes posters for bringing up their own and personalized opinion we're not a forum anymore and are just one step step apart from turning this message board into a capitalistic medium for advertising.
Most other posters would have been banned a lot quicker for what he did. Also, because of his reputation, people gave some credence to his claims, believing I am a bad coach, a professional coach or whatever.
Stealthmunk posted in my coaching listing, made false accusations that I had solicited a favorable review from a student, and posted excerpts from a bad article claiming it was my article when it wasn't, and so on. It was harassment and defamation, not just opinion. Not sure exactly what he got banned for, but it was originally a one week ban. I am fine with his coming back to post on strategy.