If You Could Have a Day of Free Coaching, Who Would You Choose?

[skaterick]

I want J. Mercier .

 

[Alex Sentsov]

In one day you can learn to play even with God.

 

[grinya774]

I would like to train with Daniel Negreanu.

 

[Two6JJ]

Fedor Holz, he works non stop on his game and has some pretty good results to show for it so far.

 

[Shamaniski]

Roger Teska so we can get drunk together hahhaa

 

[kidrock1211]

My man Daniel Negreanu

 

[angin]

From Poker tournament video that I watch so far (not a lot) for me it has to be Dan Colman, Antonio Esfandiari, Daniel Negreaneu, because they are the player that I resonate the most in person (as far as watching from monitor experience ) cause I notice when people resonate with me I tend to listen, take direction, and learn a lot.

 

[Andrei Korolev]

Phil Ivey

 

[BART777]

I would choose Max Lykov. till 2014 he was in team pokerstars Pro. he played not only slow tournaments, but the turbo - is a lot of that always to me was intersno. besides there is no language barrier that would be important because we speak about 1 day of a training.

 

[eueu]

For sure Daniel Negreanu, but as I am very micro, I wanted one with lucrative micro players like Thiago Rawls.

 

[bronc_busted]

Douglas "WCGRider" Polk definitely for online play
Dude is a beast and he has a kick ass and take no name attitude. Live play I would pick Daniel Negreanu.

 

[imnotthatdrunk]

Kid Poker!

Who would be his chosen?

We know that coaching is one of the best (if not the best) ways to improve the level of play in poker. It is a great way to correct mistakes and to give one that is sharp in the correct ones, as well as to learn new techniques and ways to see the game.

Hate to be redundant, but Daniel Negreanu is someone I don't even just want to be coached by for a day. I would just want to hang out with someone that cool and positive. Being coached by him would be useful too though!

 

[nutthink]

give me phill helmuth or jhony chan

 

[hulinada]

Only a Fedor Holz he just mega player.

 

[mm maksik]

Brunson

 

[iriska]

I think someone from the PokerStars team, as the experience I have very little, and any advice needed

 

[plyto777]

If you can have a day of free coaching with any professional on the planet.

Who would be his chosen?

We know that coaching is one of the best (if not the best) ways to improve the level of play in poker. It is a great way to correct mistakes and to give one that is sharp in the correct ones, as well as to learn new techniques and ways to see the game.

Daniel Negreanu nice person and certainly a strong player!

 

[Gangsta1394]

Phil Galfond or Jason Sommerville. Both are highly articulate and can break the game down in a way that everyone can understand. It helps that Jason streams on Twitch.

 

[Ioscu Ion]

Negreanu of course.
In my opinion the best player))

 

[vinnie]

I would probably choose Tom Chambers. Having read his sample, but being completely unable to afford his actual books, I really like his approach and the thought/math behind it. Although, to be honest, a day wouldn't be nearly enough. I don't think a day of coaching is really enough from any teacher. You're going to want to review something and then apply it and come back for evaluation afterwards. Maybe 24 1-hour sessions. That might be enough. Especially, if I had the resources to put in my own study time between them.

 

[Lilbrown92]

Phil Ivey, my favourite poker player.

 

[Yoo]

Daniel or Phil donno who to choose...maybe both?

 

[ezgift]

I agree! But there is one BUT! Every coach has his own vision of the game, so you need to watch the advice of different players

 

[madisonsdad]

hmmmm... I guess I'd have to choose Cate Hall,Sofia Lovgren or Samantha Abernathy but only if we could do it on a day where we set the clocks back an hour for daylight savings, ...I mean why not try to get an extra hour wouldn't you? otherwise I suppose I would go to a clairvoyant to try and channel Stu Ungar ... umm why not learn from one of the best the game has ever seen.

 

[vov4ik]

trainer

Daniel Negreanu beautifully plays poker a good tactic for those who need to learn to play and then win at major tournaments I like him as a coach