Quote Originally Posted by limitles View Post
Coaches exist in every endeavor so that won't be changing.

Some obv. take advantage of recent success and try to cash in on it.

When the poker boom hit I followed the rest into NL Holdem and lost

regularly so I switched to limit just to keep the numbers under control

but soon realized it too was not much easier for me, but I didn't lose so much

so quickly.

Then I found this site and the free training offered by Todd and Neverwin

in limit and it turned my game into a profitable one, comparatively speaking.

The the math wizards appeared and or the bots/cheaters an the bankroll

slid back to a sink hole.

I'm now back on NL and for some reason I'm winning more than losing.

My question for you Todd, is Barry Tanenbaum still a respected limit coach

and has Ed Miller ever been one? (I got his DVD from Pokerstars).

Also, have you thought of getting into coaching for profit?

I realize the game has changed due to the lack of donks

but you could easily edit your former shows for this purpose.
Why the weird writing style above?

Anyway, I haven't seen much of Barry Tannenbaum's play. He sat next to me once with a BAD cold at Bellagio 30-60, and it pissed me off because he should have been home instead of infecting everyone. Like, he had a huge mound of tissues and was blowing his nose every few minutes.

From what I could tell from the brief time I played with him, he seemed to be an ABC "older white guy" player, with a 1990s playstyle. So his coaching would probably benefit a fish, but I don't think that good players could learn anything from him, and there's a good chance he couldn't beat Commerce 40-80, even ignoring the terrible rake there. I can't say for sure, because I only played with him a short time.

I don't know of Ed Miller coaching LHE. I think he's only NL.

I don't think there's much money in coaching LHE these days. Probably not enough for it to be worth it to do 1-on-1 sessions. Maybe I could make some videos and sell them, but honestly I think the time might be past for that too.