3-bet.net coaches

[Acemanhattan]

hey, im looking into getting some midstakes coaching from their site, anyone have a good or bad experience with a specific coach? who do you suggest?

[wpr101]

How much do they charge for coaching?

It's hard to believe there are an entire group of players who can beat mid stakes but want to be coaching... because they can make more hourly by playing.

[Maulik]

wpr101,

Have you considered: no variance? Who are the instructors? Take a look, they are excellent. Krantz himself used to coach me and I've been fortunate to have him. Please continue coaching me at our prior rate, k thanks.

[Hattifnatt]

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How much do they charge for coaching?

It's hard to believe there are an entire group of players who can beat mid stakes but want to be coaching... because they can make more hourly by playing.

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everybody is not about making money and coaching has no variance.

[wpr101]

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How much do they charge for coaching?

It's hard to believe there are an entire group of players who can beat mid stakes but want to be coaching... because they can make more hourly by playing.

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everybody is not about making money and coaching has no variance.

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I understand that some get enjoyment out of teaching and I've have done coaching before. It just seems like it's probably not worth it for most people to do coaching.

[Maulik]

As much as this is an economic question the utility derived from coaching must be considered. Instructors must feel great taking an ssnl player and shaping him into a msnl shark.

[wpr101]

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As much as this is an economic question the utility derived from coaching must be considered. Instructors must feel great taking an ssnl player and shaping him into a msnl shark.

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When I originally posted I thought this guy was just trying to promote his own site or something.

[soah]

several years ago there was a poll (in the high stakes limit forum maybe?) asking how much of a reduction in winrate people would be willing to accept in order to entirely eliminate variance. As I recall there were a lot of people in the 50% range.

Combine that with factors like burnout (and related issues such as boredom and mental fatigue during long multitabling sessions) and it's not hard to see why people would be willing to coach for less than what they can make playing.

[stan ivey]

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How much do they charge for coaching?

It's hard to believe there are an entire group of players who can beat mid stakes but want to be coaching... because they can make more hourly by playing.

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everybody is not about making money and coaching has no variance.

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I understand that some get enjoyment out of teaching and I've have done coaching before. It just seems like it's probably not worth it for most people to do coaching.

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some people just dont want to play 10 hours a day of poker. some people just play 4, and would like to coach in the downtime.

it may be +$ev to play poker 10+ hours a day, but very few people want/can do it.

[Isura]

I coach a bit. $100/hr