Offering Coaching

post more results please, still not sure how good you are

Im here to support daut, i think his rate is very reasonable.

If I could still play in the US, I'd definitely take you up on the PLO offer.
But I do have a suggestion for how you could efficiently coach theory. If you have enough interested students, you could just give a lesson as a group to offset the preparation time.

On December 11 2011 23:39 Spicy wrote: If I could still play in the US, I'd definitely take you up on the PLO offer. But I do have a suggestion for how you could efficiently coach theory. If you have enough interested students, you could just give a lesson as a group to offset the preparation time.

that sounds like a pretty good idea. when i have some free time ill probably write up a few lessons, calculate how long it took me, and make the entire seminar cost $100 per hour of my time. so for example if it took me 5 hours to make a good 1 hour group lesson, i would charge (5+1)*100=600 dollars total, and if there were 15 people in there id just charge 40 bucks a person. ill explore this later as I dont have much experience with powerpoint and would want to do it right before i jump into it

If you have used anything else in the Office suite you will pick up Powerpoint quickly and easily I would imagine.

For those who don't know you or your history it might be worth adding your mathematical background/credentials? Which may not be directly related to your coaching in this case, clearly demonstrate certain desirable attributes.

Good luck with this the rates seem very reasonable.

5+ bb/100...

Does it even matter if you get sucked out on?

i remember watching a video of you on CardRunners playing like 16 or 24 tables. If I could afford you (I just started back up again this week, started with $50 on merge, now have $120 from NL4) I'd take this in a heartbeat.

Daut is undoubtedly worth the money if your looking for coaching. Long history of basically knowing his shit and owning it up.

im interested

send me a message on aim whenever

Finally someone posting a big sample with decent winrate that goes along with rates.

double post

i can't personally vouch for anything besides 40ish bb plo and this was 2009-2010 but daut might have been the most solid player i've ever played against in that field. i improved my cap plo game tremendously by playing with him and watching his cap videos on CR. better players than me have agreed. if i still played i'd definitely hire him for some consulting and discussions on shallower stacks, GTO play, and mathematics.

i'm just giving the shoutout b/c i'm usually HEAVILY anti-coaching and happy to see a coach actually offering transparency and value. respek.

was obv trolling I dont think he needed to post anything besides the rates, everyone here already knows its the best deal ever

He had a solid rush game as well fwiw. If FTP comes back to the us I'd love to take you up on a few lessons.

On December 12 2011 06:52 RiKD wrote: i'm usually HEAVILY anti-coaching

is that because it makes games tougher, or do you think players should figure out poker on their own?

edit. came across your post in slowhabit's thread so I already know the answer and there is no need for a similar discussion in here

Do you think if you finished out your PHD or w/e that you would make more per year than doing this with travelling back/forth included? You would have to imagine that teaching students in difficult classes would also yield more personal satisfaction

Daut, how many hours do you think you would need to put in with a breakeven nl25 player to make me beat it?

i could probably make brochen a winner in 10 hours. a breakeven nl25 player playing softer players? maybe 5.

i also offered someone every 5th hour free for 4 hours coaching, which i would do for anyone, so updated that in the original post

great post ryan