FearToxin90 Poker Coaching :D

**ThrillCory90** · 07-28-2010 06:36 PM

Lately it has been recommended that i should offer poker coaching. I love the idea as I really do enjoy sharing my ideas and discussing strategy.

The players that could gain the most from me are low stakes players looking to improve/move up or a regular grinder looking to learn a new game.

In particular, I believe sng/mtt players of this forum would especially be interested in the the 100nl and 200nl 9max rush games in particular. I recommend full ring rush as there is lots of money to be made in these games

My coaching would emphasis on preflop opening, calling and 3betting ranges, handreading, and relentlessly identifying and attacking the fish. The key to crushing the 25nl through 200nl games is to quickly identify leaks in the fish and average regs then correctly exploit these leaks to the absolute maximum. This would be my main focus.

I would recommend starting with a short sweat session so I can learn where your game is at so I can craft a plan to get you were you want to go. After that I recommend video reviews along with simple hand history review. The method of coaching will be whatever you prefer.

For my first 3 or 4 students, my coaching will be $45/hour to start. If you are interested send a pm or feel free to add me on skype

**J4bberW0cky** · 07-28-2010 08:40 PM

Wow, what a great price for someone looking to work on their cash game. I'd jump on this before it doubles.

**AAron the B** · 07-29-2010 12:50 PM

Wow, this is a gift to all BBPers !

Every good 1/2 reg charges 100-150$/hour these days - and William is probably better than all of them imo.
I've been discussing a lot of poker related stuff with him in the past, he's one of the smartest and most skilled buddys in my skype...

No-brainer for everyone who ever thought about improving/starting to play cashgames!

**geoff99gt** · 07-30-2010 01:03 PM

of all the people I have ever discussed poker with, Will is hands down the most insightful in-depth poker mind I have ever met. credit to him for improving my game volumes.