what do you think of cash training for 20 dollars an hour?

[LuckyLadiv]

What prices would you be willing to pay to review a database of 100k hands?
On my last occasion, I paid a player named Scott Morryson 500 usd for cash classes and he ended up busting my bank in PLO. LOL

 

[Poker_Mike]

What prices would you be willing to pay to review a database of 100k hands?
On my last occasion, I paid a player named Scott Morryson 500 usd for cash classes and he ended up busting my bank in PLO. LOL

Did you learn anything?

Did he help you identify leaks or total errors?

Didn't you expect him to bust you playing?

But he should identify how he busted you.

 

[takinitSLEAZEE]

Looking for holes in ones game is understandable and can be a check in the "pro" list. Paying another poker player to do it is a little risky, imo. Case and point; this thread. I, myself, analyze hands of interest at the end of each session. If I really have a problem w/a hand or situation I'll use the forum for advice. GL.

 

[ChubbySin]

Looking for holes in ones game is understandable and can be a check in the "pro" list. Paying another poker player to do it is a little risky, imo. Case and point; this thread. I, myself, analyze hands of interest at the end of each session. If I really have a problem w/a hand or situation I'll use the forum for advice. GL.

Nailed it, further the fact of poker goes beyond your hand and the board texture, the metagame I mean to be specific!

 

[speper]

It is not possible to pay money for training, pay it and learn while playing

 

[zamana80]

I think you only need to pay when you are training before join some serious wsop tournament or something.
In the other way i would better invest for playing on different platforms.

 

[Leandro6803]

I don't find it interesting if you play low limits, but if you play medium or high limits it can be interesting to analyze some hands that you have doubts or think you played wrong.

but professionals today use computer programs that do this analysis.

I play low stakes, so I use the free version of GTO to train and also watch other players' YouTube reviews analyzing their students.

 

[YenRodriguez]

I would rather invest that money and go play to learn empirically hahaha greetings

 

[Duxflux]

What prices would you be willing to pay to review a database of 100k hands?
On my last occasion, I paid a player named Scott Morryson 500 usd for cash classes and he ended up busting my bank in PLO. LOL

I also recommend you to lose the money as a stake rather than from a "consultant". Of course, you can get advice if you are already playing professionally and earning high profits. However, especially for beginners and mediocre players, I find that the experience and losing the money is the most instructive.

In terms of your hand analysis, of course it makes sense to have someone else look at your cards. But also here you can actually exchange quite well on the Internet with like-minded people. Always remember, a consultant in poker offers a service only, because he usually can not earn money with poker itself. Therefore, the sense of poker consultants is usually only useful for professional players.

 

[DiegoRamos]

What prices would you be willing to pay to review a database of 100k hands?
On my last occasion, I paid a player named Scott Morryson 500 usd for cash classes and he ended up busting my bank in PLO. LOL

Seeing as someone who does the service, the amount I would charge for this volume would be at least 3k.

Seeing as a customer, I see no need.