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I dunno what I can post that I haven't already. I need one on one interaction with someone that has beaten these microstakes games, and I need them to tell me what I'm doing wrong and why it's wrong. It's 10nl... so I can't really provide any kind of money incentive, although I'm sure others have in the past. I did beat 25nl @ FTP a few years ago for 8bb/100 for 50k hands- but these games just seem so much harder.

I assume it won't take much to get me on the right track, and I'm very gifted with English (meaning I'd write you an awesome testimonial). Great chance for new coaches, or just players that think they can help out to get out into the community with some positive experience.

Record a video and post it in the members video section. I'll review it for free.

Getting a coach at this stage is not a very cost effective method of improving.

Record a video and post it in the members video section. I'll review it for free.

Getting a coach at this stage is not a very cost effective method of improving.

Awesome, I'll record one right now You're the bomb!!!

I must say... this community is friendly as it gets. One second you're feelin like you're smoked and the next they PICK YOU BACK UP!

Kuval if you're serious about poker and it's going to be a long term thing; then I'd recommend to not expect that you're going to crush 10NL - but rather look how to play best at 10NL. Your graph kinda looks like your potentially betting, calling without having a plan for the hand or actually knowing why you're betting. So these are fundamental issues. Fundamentals are easily learned from the videos if you just approach them 1 at a time and work on the one that's your biggest leak.

With regards to coaching. It's really not as exciting as you think it might be. Most of the work will still have to be done by yourself otherwise it's a waste of time, and it kinda strikes me from your posts that you expect the poker micro crushing strategy to fit on a postcard and you'll be playing small stakes within a month... Just begin at the beginning, put the time and work in and you'll be fine. I'm sure SCS (who's well respected) will identify your biggest leaks in a jiffy so that's a great way to start

GL.

GL.

My big problem is that I can't really identify what is right and wrong. I can make equity estimations, but what does this really mean if I don't know if my hand ranges are accurate? I've got so many leaks as a result of old-incorrect poker knowledge that I don't even know where to begin. These videos aren't entirely helping because I just see them and go "Yeah, I remember that" but I don't know if the logic/reasoning in the videos is really resonating within me.

For instance, today I was looking @ numbers in HEM to try and figure things out. First thing I saw is that I over-value one-pair hands because I've lost more money with them than high-cards. Now, that information is interesting in itself... but how do I take that claim and process it into reality? Those are the types of problems I have.

Video will be up tomorrow. I just recorded a session where I ran like jesus- and then my bad beat came in the form of an AVI error (crashing my recorder).

You are not expected to make complex equity estimations yet.

Focus on simple things first. Just knowing if a villains range hits a board often or not is an improvement to just thinking about your own hand.

Post some of those one pair hands in the forum, you might actually have made the right decision. Your sample is so small you couldve just been getting it in good but against the top of their range.

Also you arent gonna get a real coach here, its better to join a skype group. You can watch other people play and discuss hands over skype or theyll watch you play sometimes. Also you can ask them for advise in hands you played.