Re: Poker Coach? Help!
Kevin,
This is what I would do... Read all the good NL poker books you can find: Little Green Book, Sklansky and Ed Miller's new one, the other one 2+2 was putting out for SSNL if it's out yet. Also, sign up for cardrunners. If you are playing .10/.25 it would probably be best to get yourself a little more knowledge about the game before you spend a lot of money on a coach. A few poker books and a little practice and you should beat .10/.25. After you do a little work on your own I'd look into a coach. I know several people who coach. Feel free to PM me if you want any other advice/suggestions, because I don't frequent this forum much so I may miss it if you respond.
-Bill
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