Spacecowboy is a European mid stakes player who has reached the level he is at now by perseverance, learning from mistakes, and a creative yet logical mindset when it comes to poker. He started out as a recreational player, but when it came to trying to start taking poker more seriously, his bankroll management and impatience let him down.

After a 50 dollar deposit in Febuary, he decided that in order to progress, discipline was needed to a large degree. With strict bankroll management and real dedication to improvement, he has managed to move up through to the mid stakes level in 7 months, now playing 5/10 on a European network. For any players who want to break into midstakes and think creatively about the game, Spacecowboy could be right for you. He is clear in his explanation of ideas and is flexible and committed to helping you break through to the next level of your potential.

"I started playing poker a year and a half ago just for fun, but after seeing Andys (Space Cowboys) success I decided to ask him for coaching in 6 max and heads up no limit Holdem cash games. He was very clear in his explanation of why I should implicate different strategies than I was used to. He also made me realise that I had to learn how to exploit the standard TAGs that populate todays low staked games, and create different lines which would put them in tougher spots than they are used too. Since then I have become a far more aggressive and competent player who is confident in my thought process thanks to Andy's coaching." -Alex Bracey

"Having met Andy (Space Cowboy) through our poker society which he set up and run at school, I have been playing poker for a long amount of time but had always struggled to build up a large bankroll online. HAving been taught by Andy I realised that although my strategy in no limit cash games was not bad, my attitude and discipline towards poker was not right. He showed me how to adjust quickly and concentrate on exploiting not only the bad players but also the good ones. He was incredibly committed and flexible, I felt like he had a genuine interest in helping me improve." -Andy Devon