Poker trainers? Yes or no? what kind?

[dominisantus]

Tell me, Who uses what poker trainers?
ICM Trainer or what else?
What are they like? In which disciplines and which ones are most effective to use?

 

[poliaris747]

unfortunately, I can't tell you anything about this issue from the poker coaches. Yes, I did not use it, as they often ask. large sums of money for their training.

 

[Oxinthewater]

I opened this thread thinking " poker trainers? a hat maybe but surely nobody has footwear too" :stupido2:

But of course, you mean software. I use FTT push fold quiz , DTO trainer App as free software. Poker tracker and equilab mouch more , but they are more analysis and study than training.

 

[Nikolay Nakhaev]

for analysis I use the program equalab and flopzilla
for training I hire a familiar trainer a couple of times a month so it is easier for me to study and analyze my games and mistakes

 

[Entrik]

At the moment, I am my own poker coach

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[pandaboy]

You can use "GTO sensei" application for mobile . There is trial version for small counts of spots, but application is shows optimal moves. Links for andorid https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.simplesolutions.GTOSensei

 

[dominisantus]

You can use "GTO sensei" application for mobile . There is trial version for small counts of spots, but application is shows optimal moves. Links for andorid https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.simplesolutions.GTOSensei

Oh yes, GTO Sensei, I liked it, while I try free training.

 

[Bnobob]

Cold not be

My best coach was Daniel Negreu, he certainly knows how to behave at a poker table; in brazil, some Starpro sell courses on poker.
The best coach should be fun, since it's a very difficult game

 

[hubcio96]

I've used pokerLeakBuster (cash games only and it definitely opened my word of understanding poker strategy.
I also have HM3, and for my mobile toys, Preflop+(I purchase the annual subscription) and postflop (which is an GTO Trainer). I don't think I'm ready to pay for personal coaching sessions - not sure if I can justify it, as I' more of a "serious recreational" player. Any advice on when it's recommended to invest in "human" coaches??