Micro/Small Stakes
70 per hour
I started playing poker in late 2006. I busted a couple of $50 deposits before finally getting on the road and building a roll at Full Ring Micro NL. I got hooked on the game and throughout my time at uNL I read and watched anything related to NL. I found that the biggest improvements to my game came about from putting in mathematical work away from the table. I have been lucky enough to learn and discuss Full Ring with players at higher levels while I was grinding the micros, I also found that while forums are very useful one on one discussion is the rewarding form of poker study.
I'm currently playing 200-400NL and coach anything up to 100NL Full Ring. I enjoy passing on the information that helped me beat these levels and hopefully help uNL players "fast forward" onto SSNL. I find that video review and sweat sessions most helpful but I am also available for discussi...
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I started playing poker in late 2006. I busted a couple of $50 deposits before finally getting on the road and building a roll at Full Ring Micro NL. I got hooked on the game and throughout my time at uNL I read and watched anything related to NL. I found that the biggest improvements to my game came about from putting in mathematical work away from the table. I have been lucky enough to learn and discuss Full Ring with players at higher levels while I was grinding the micros, I also found that while forums are very useful one on one discussion is the rewarding form of poker study.
I'm currently playing 200-400NL and coach anything up to 100NL Full Ring. I enjoy passing on the information that helped me beat these levels and hopefully help uNL players "fast forward" onto SSNL. I find that video review and sweat sessions most helpful but I am also available for discussion and hand histories between sessions.
