Hello everyone.

I'm a 2/5 live pro that has played online on and off since black friday. I only play micro stakes online and only play to get better for my live games. This has resulted in me studying much more theory than is normal for a live pro and has helped me understand GTO frequencies in my database.

I'm familiar with solvers and use GTO Wizard daily. I am also very familiar with exploits and have studied multiple Mass Data Analysis (MDA) online courses.

Logistics:

Every session is 60 minutes . Usually anything longer than that and the student begins to lose focus.

What you get for $20:

You can choose between a few topics:

1. Database review: Basic GTO Benchmarks for every statistic. Even if you don't have a large DB we can go over what should be some target #'s to shoot for.

2. Theory. I will talk in depth about the theory behind any topic you choose. Most notable theory topics are:
*Bet Sizing
*SRP
*3Bet Pots

3. Hand Review. I wouldn't recommend this one since it is usually less productive than the other two.

The main goal is to get a dialogue going between the two of us. Thinking about poker in a reasonable way is much more conducive to learning than giving heuristics.

Obvious question: Why are you only charging $20?

1. I don't have any references to back up any of my statements
2. I enjoy talking about poker

Conclusion:

I'm giving away 1 free hour to the first person who responds to this and promises to write a review. I want the review to be brutally honest to help me as well as the student.

ACR 10NL Blitz graph from this year:

The winrate on the graph isn't very impressive but a 60k hand sample is small. What's more important is thought process.

Wat, I think its incredibly expensive to pay someone 2 buy ins per hour when they are a mediocre winner in their games. Not to mention the fact how much free content there is that are miles better than whatever a nl 10 reg can teach you.

Win rates are stochastic in 5/6 figure samples.

it's 4 evbb/100, it's really not that bad for 10nl blitz to be fair.

I would tell op to get some more volume in before coaching though.

Okay looks like my price is too high.

Moderators can you please take down this listing?

Thanks.

On 2nd thought I'd just like to lower my price to $10/hr if that's okay? How do I edit the title?

Oh and you guys asked for my graphs. This is only 2022. I have more graphs from 10NL Blitz from 2021 and 2020. I played about 165k hands on 10NL Blitz during that time.




Like I said earlier. You need a massive massive sample of hands to get anything close to your true winrate.

Let's do a simple math calculation.

8BB winrate at 165,000 hands
4BB winrate at 60,000 hands

165000/225000 = .73
60000/225000 = .27

8*.73 + 4*.27 = 6ish

So let's say my observable winrate is around 6 and my standard deviation is about 100.

My true winrate will be 2bb-10b at a 95% confidence interval. +4/-4 is very large and you need at least 250,000 hands at a 4bb/100 winrate to prove to yourself that you can beat the games with any certainty.

Free 1 hour offer still open. Thanks for checking out the listing.

Free 1 hour? I'm interested. I play 1/3 and 2/5 live as well as 50nl and 100nl on the Bovada platform. I'd definitely be willing to provide an honest, thoroughly thought through review as well.

Okay awesome I pmed you.

JAMORJELLY went through a coaching session with me earlier today focusing on single-raised pots. I'm glad we did it. He was awesome.

He went through a few scenarios (both BTNvBB and LJvBB) in GTOWizard. Amongst other topics, we discussed bet sizing and range construction across multiple streets, paying particular focus to bluff selection. He also touched a tad on deviations to make vs. non-GTO strategies and shared a couple spots that population is unbalanced in (through mass data research found in Poker Detox's Ether course), and how they are unbalanced (underbluffing or overbluffing).

He focused on a inquiry-based teaching style. He would go to a certain spot and then ask how I would approach it, before eventually showing the solver's solution and explaining why the solver responds this way. I could tell he was prepared.

Part of me wishes, however, that I selected a different theory topic (like 3-bet pots or sizing for example), since it would have been interesting to pick his brain on his approach toward these spots.

I would recommend JAMORJELLY as a coach for those who play 1/3 and 2/5 live or microstakes online and have aspirations of improving their game and making/increasing their income from poker. Some people benefit more from a coach than others, so if you feel like that is you, it may be a good idea to get one, especially for live players looking to improve since $10-$20/hr for coaching is quite cheap for something that can improve your win-rate by several bb/hr.

Personally, I would start out with either a database review or a hand review/watch along, since I feel like this will help remove blunders that you are making from the jump. I wouldn't necessarily recommend a theory session without some sort of reference back to the student's hands, since it is often hard to implement complex theory without such references. Plus, I personally would just purchase GTOWizard myself and study without the need of a coach.

Keep in mind, I am a 1/2, 1/3, and 2/5 live player with decent results ($30/hr over 700 hours). I also have a reasonable sample profiting at 50z and regular tables on Bodog, and currently play 100nl regular tables on Bodog. So, I would presume I'm likely further along in my progression than the average player JAMORJELLY is targeting.

I would also be interested in seeing your live results, JAMORJELLY. It would be beneficial to attract prospective students to a coach who is presumably thriving in the games they are finding difficulty with.

Thank you so much for the honest review!

I agree you are more advanced than my target audience .

I think Database Analysis and Mass Data Analysis is more beneficial in general to a student since this type of information is not readily available to the public. I'll make sure I focus on that in the future.

This was my first time coaching anybody and I enjoyed it a lot. It's fun to hear how other people think about the game and I really enjoyed our dialogue.

Thanks again!

Pay him 10 bucks..free what

Okay I am giving away 1 more Free hour of poker coaching.

First person to respond here and PM me get's it.

What you will need for the session:

1. Skype
2. TeamViewer
3. Pick a topic
4. Be available any day next week for 1 hour between 9am-6pm EST

I also record all the sessions and send you the video.

Some topics that could be helpful for the student include:

DB Analysis
2BP (SRP)
3BP
HH Analysis
MDA study

Also it's the same deal as last time. Upon completion of the coaching I ask for the student to write up a review about their experience and what they liked/disliked about the session. Thanks!

Had a session with Jamorjelly a few days ago, and thought it was excellent.

Im coming from a different format, so he was able to break down the spots in terms of how the solver would approach it, as well as how the population approach them which I found very useful. He also gave me some heuristics for different spots which will have an immediate impact. Looking forward to doing some more work with him.

To the OP: Don't sell yourself short. $10 or $20 a session isn't worth your time. It might be fine to get some reviews going, but over time, you will deliver less value to your students because the incentives don't align properly. Charge what you think you are really worth and let the market dictate it.