I will mentor you for free

[kurosh]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dJwODowvVY

[Melchiades]

Obviously shamelessly trying to improve my chances here. But it seems like it would be a good idea to not have people in all kinds of timezones, no? If live sweating is a big part of the deal. GMT ftw!

[The_Clubrep]

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[SuperSnort]

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Obviously shamelessly trying to improve my chances here. But it seems like it would be a good idea to not have people in all kinds of timezones, no? If live sweating is a big part of the deal. GMT ftw!

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in that case, i say you should probably mentor as many people who live close to you [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[F1shRapeMe]

1. How you are currently improving your game

I have poker friends that I talk with daily on AIM. I am starting to realize the benefits to posting more on 2+2 and am going to start making that a daily part of my life. I was a cardrunners member for awhile and will probably get on there again. I would like to find a coach just have not set anything up yet.

2. Your poker goals.

I have the capability to make 100k+ a year and am going to make that my goal after the first of the year. This will be a hard goal and require me to stay focused and hold myself accountable along with having other people who I talk with daily about poker and can help out my game. I have a lot of leaks that I need to plug and am going to drop down in stakes for now until I plug them. I would like to be able to play all mid stakes full ring games.
3. Your current stakes and past earnings

Play nl200 fr but am going to drop down to nl100 for about 50000 hands in order to fix parts of my game that need lots of work. I have been playing for 2 and a half years. Almost always full ring. I was a winner at the nl600 games on party poker and stars until about a year ago when I really feel like my game fell off. I am still trying to get back from that and plug a lot of things that are wrong with my game. I believe that this training service will help my game and I would also enjoy talking with others to hopefully improve their games as well.
4. A few examples of good strategy posts you have made.

Just started posting in the full ring section and believe that I have a lot to offer and will continue to make that my home.

5. A little about yourself. If you're capable and willing to run the site and videos include that in your reply. Please apply ONLY in this thread.
I would be willing to help with anything. I am not the most computer savvy person but am able to figure a lot of different things out if given the opportunity. I am a 20 year old college student going to school for business finance. I run track and field in college and also like to DJ in my free time.

[GSykes]

[censored] it i'll move to leeds

[ValarMorghulis]

Great idea. Some real quality posters have posted in this thread. The community could work really well if you take a few people to mentor, and then get them to mentor a few other people who play slightly lower stakes.

1. How you are currently improving your game
- I've been reading 2+2 avidly for 1.5 years
- Watching cardrunners vids

2. Your poker goals.
- Play 3/6+
- Professional poker player

3. Your current stakes and past earnings
-NL400 6-max (have had to drop down from NL600-1000 after a downswing). Also learning PLO at lower stakes.
-About $50,000 in the last 1.5 years
-I generally play 20K hands a month

4. A few examples of good strategy posts you have made.
I haven't made any big strategy posts but generally post a few lines of hand analysis on interesting hands in SSNL. I just kinda picked an two examples at random below.
hand
hand2

5. A little about yourself.
I'm 32, from Ireland, worked as an engineer for 10 years (with breaks for a few round the world trips), gave up fulltime work this year, planned on playing poker fulltime but have ended up doing lucrative but boring contracting work most of the time but may be back playing poker fulltime soon enough (fingers crossed). I'm also halfway through a novel so want to use the spare time that playing poker provides to work on that.
Not sure if I'd be much help on a site but I have some programming experience.

[Paul B.]

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omfg awesome

[rothko]

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omfg awesome

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[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] berlin

[Mossberg]

I also missed question six! Maybe it's too late now but I'll answer anyways.

In the past 5 months I have played ~500 hours, and I've earned about ~57k (not including rakeback).