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Right...I was not playing for said friend...I simply helped him with 10-15 big decisions over the course of the tourney...
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so from the responses I take it there is no such a deal with coaching offered anywhere or from anyone?
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so from the responses I take it there is no such a deal with coaching offered anywhere or from anyone? [/ QUOTE ] I can't imagine any coach who was any good, would ever consider a deal like this. |
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I can't imagine any coach who was any good, would ever consider a deal like this. [/ QUOTE ] |
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ok. How much do coaches charge "per hour" and how do they review sessions /teach typically?
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[ QUOTE ] I can't imagine any coach who was any good, would ever consider a deal like this. [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ]Meh, I'd do it if it was a guy I knew IRL and he was going to play high enough stakes/volume that I'd have an ev of say $100/hr [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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ok. How much do coaches charge "per hour" and how do they review sessions /teach typically? [/ QUOTE ] Typically a coach takes his hourly rate from playing poker. Provides a small discount, and charges that. Usually starting around 100/hour upto 500/hour. Some coaches I've worked with on MTT's have charged per HH reviewed...which I think is a pretty good way to do it since a good HH analysis should take 2-3 hours. |
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