Poker Mentor

[thetaxman1]

I was thinking about my first experiences in online poker. There was a penny player that played a very tight wish I could remember his name I think it had something metallic steel something or nother:joyman::joyman::joyman: in the name. It was on AP and I thought maybe he was a bot he was so tight. But he would comment from time to time. Well we would scramble and boy I learned some lessons. He was making rake I guess but how much fun could that be.

So who is your poker mentor?:deal:

 

[Piligrin66]

I didn't have a poker mentor, I watched many films about poker, learned to play on the Internet and read several books about poker, the main mentor in poker is experience, intuition and luck.

 

[Risto234]

I would name one certain celebrity but then again he probably has never even played poker so ...

 

[roberto51]

I didn't have any mentor and I don't have any, but there was one guy who instilled in me a fascination with poker: Chris Moneymaker.

 

[Newzooozooo]

Hi.
I am my own mentor, teacher and coach. I realized long ago that everything is in my hands and everything depends only on me. I just try to be patient and disciplined and because of that I make good decisions and have the right results. I am not in a hurry and step by step, according to my plan I am going to my goal.
Good luck.

 

[Zorba]

For me it's CC member Bev.

:top:

 

[alien666dj]

My mentor is Chris Ferguson.

 

[Maxmustdie]

i watch poker streams
but would like to find a friend of a successful regular

 

[infonazar]

I didn't have a mentor. I studied on my own, gradually, step by step, day by day. I studied from books, read articles and other thematic materials on various specialized sites. In general, I started playing poker more than 11 years ago, and now I have quite good results. However, I am convinced that if I had joined the CardsChat community earlier, I would have achieved my goals much faster.

 

[lukovnikofff]

I did not have and do not have a poker mentor, I try to independently search for information and methods of working on the game, but I would like to have a mentor, because I understand that he can more effectively explain mistakes and give the correct information! I think it is more interesting to work on the game with a mentor and he can be very motivating! Good luck at the tables!

 

[jordanbillie]

Socrates

 

[Hsac]

I was thinking about my first experiences in online poker. There was a penny player that played a very tight wish I could remember his name I think it had something metallic steel something or nother:joyman::joyman::joyman: in the name. It was on AP and I thought maybe he was a bot he was so tight. But he would comment from time to time. Well we would scramble and boy I learned some lessons. He was making rake I guess but how much fun could that be.

So who is your poker mentor?:deal:

I believe my mentors would be Hellmuth and Greenstein. I've pretty much read, listened to, or participated in everything each of them has ever put out.

 

[oleg8519]

my poker mentor is https://ru.pokerstrategy.com this school had a lot of bluff material and training videos, but now they've deleted a lot, they probably think poker is changing so I don't go there anymore

 

[INISHTE]

Since I learned to play by watching videos, I would say that my mentor is Zeros Poker.

 

[staytrue001]

My friend its my poker mentor