This is not your average coaching!

Have you ever thought about how cool would it be if someone could tell you all your biggest leaks in your game? Learn about all the stuff that costs you the most EV? Such magic sounds too good to be true?

Well I have good news for you! That is exactly what I do. Instead of slow and ineffective browsing through a single tournament hand history or explaining a specific hand, I am able to quickly go through a large sample of your hands and find the biggest repetitive leaks in your game and give you examples and explanation on how to fix those leaks.

I coach even regs who regularly play in online $530, $1k, $2k or even $5k and $10k tournaments. I have coached dozens of other coaches as well as doing database reviews for stables like Pocarr,Three Amigos Staking and couple smaller ones.

Here's just a tiny taste of some of the feedback I've received from successful highstakes regs:

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Product

Pricing

I charge $350 per "hour"

Not an hour of my time but an hour of a custom review video that you will get. I typically spend 90-120 minutes on "1 hour" of the end product because I pause a lot when finding examples, running solves etc. So you are getting very condensed study material with much more information than what you could expect in a classic 1 hour voicecall.

When appropriate I sometimes throw in some extra theory videos free of charge that extend on certain topic I will be touching in the review itself.

Most reviews will be around 1-3 hours. I'd usually recommend the first one as at least 1,5h.

It depends on how many leaks you have and how much in depth you want to go. If you are not sure, you can send me your hands for free to quickly check and I can give you a suggestion based on that. (Or we can for example just start with preflop and extend it to postflop later).

Full Report

Warning - the longer reviews (3 or 4 hours) show a lot more things than you expect. 3 hour video is not made to just watch once for 3 hours, there will be lot of potential homework that you can get back to, compare your ranges, look into wrong played hands etc. Not for lazy people who don't like studying :) It is basically a whole MTT masterclass, but it is tailored to your game so you don't waste hours of your time looking over stuff you already know in some generic poker course. And it is going to change your game a lot more than some poker course.

Digging Deeper

It is also possible to go into population stats and compare your game not just with GTO, but also with your averaged opponents, see what mistakes they are doing and find where it is reasonable to play exploitably and how.

Following db reviews (lot of players choose once a month db review or roughly every 25-75k hands) are usually fine being charged as 1 hour or 1,5 hour max, since hopefully there should not be that many leaks to talk about anymore.

Theory/Tools coaching and group coaching for stables on agreement.

Testimonials

All these players below - from micro semi-regs to highstakes crushers - received my database review (many of them repeatedly) and were happy with it. There are no paid shills, no friends vouching for me just because we are friends, no outdated stuff from 2015 or any other bullshit.

These are all real recent clients, most of them from last 6-12 months. Graphs (when available) are added to give a little more idea about what they play. (It's not supposed to show results before/after coaching.)

btw a lot of those players are returning clients, so it might show

testimonial from 2022 but they are often still clients in 2024.

I am just too lazy to change it and I update the site like once in 3 months max.

Priority on the coaching, not the website :)

FAQ

Study Tips

However effective my database reviews might be, you still need to put time into studying. If you can, it is always nice to have several tools, even just to compare different preflop charts.

For example GTObase uses minraises all the way until 50bb, which is not very standard, but a lot of players do just minraise, so it is interesting to compare how it changes things vs a more traditional 2,2-2,3x raise. BBZ charts do like some pretty big SB openraises, which is also interesting to compare. All kinds of iso, 3bet or 4bet sizings slightly vary across different tools and studying these differences can help you understand poker better.

There are bunch of other tools and I am sure at least some of them are fine, but I do have enough material for myself right now, so no reason to pay for 5 other similar products.

If you are a developer of something that you think I would like, you can hook me up with a free subscription, and I can mention it here also. But only if I actually like it, otherwise no promo :)

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GTO training tool that I have been using for the longest time is DTO. Carefully set up simple strategies solved to much higher accuracy than most competitors, which are easy to learn and reproduce. Preflop ranges (including ICM or mixed chip ev stacks), postflop browser and trainer (even with postflop ICM sims which most competitors don't have). And they even have postflop 3way spots. They also have very helpful discord server and you can try a limited postflop version for free users.

You can get 10% discount for DTO using my code G6DTO10.

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Definitely the most populat tool on the market right now. Extensive library of preflop ranges and postflop solves, ICM, PKO, mixed stacks, great aggregate reports for flops and turns.
Basic preflop chip EV ranges are actually available even for free users and you can go through 1 postflop spot + 10 hands in trainer for free. So it's pretty much a must to make at least free account. https://app.gtowizard.com/p/g6 should give you 10% discount, but only if you make a new account right after using this link.

Extra tip: If you use GTO Wizard, don't focus majority of your studying on just putting your biggest played pots into their analyzer (line-checking). Using the trainer, going through the aggregate reports or studying their final table ICM charts will be much more useful.

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Hold'em Resources Calculator is a very useful tool to help you solve your own preflop spots, be it standard chip ev, ICM on final tables (or several tables left) or maybe you want to run some fancy spots with non-standard sizing options. You can also nodelock your opponents. Ever wondered how you should play against a BTN who opens 65 % of the time? Or how to play against a 3bet from a really tight player? Not a problem. The current beta version is also capable of running postflop sims. Price (at the time of writing this) is $100 yearly for Classic and $300 yearly for Pro version.

(Keep in mind that for solving highly accurate deeper stacked fullring spots you might need 32 GB of ram or more.)

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Not so much a study tool, but trackers are a very useful thing, not just for hud on the table but also keeping track of your game. I've used both Poker Tracker and Holdem Manager for a long time, even made a lot of custom stats via Notecaddy. And I just can't recommend H2N enough! So many times my PT or HM has frozen, crashed, worked slowly...

Sure, H2N costs more (30 day free trial) but it's just so much nicer and less stressful to use. Making new stats is easier, everything is so tidy, customer support is actually very helpful and fast. And quite honestly, my database reviews could never be this high quality without H2N. It still took me over 1 000 hours to set up everything for these advanced database reviews, but it would not even be possible in other trackers (hence why I say you should stay away from any coach not using H2N for database reviews).

If you want to make me happy and save 10 %, go through this link:
https://www.hand2note.com/?aid=19e2 or use this code at checkout: H2N10QMJ

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PioSolver, SimplePostflop, GTO+

If you are serious with poker, you should eventually get one of these, but it is not the priority in the beginning. Especially if you are not experienced, it is pretty much guaranteed that you will use bad inputs in your sims, therefore creating bad solutions. So training in premade spots in DTO or GTO Wizard will be easier way to study. Also highest tier of GTO Wizard has it's own solver which makes the need for your dedicated solver even less important. But there are still some benefits, like running postflop ICM solves or running lot of flops at the same time to create custom aggregate reports.

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Formerly named "Preflop Academy". It has probably the best range viewer, you can quickly go through different charts to easily compare how ranges change if you either change someone's position or stacksize. Also a lot of ICM charts, PKO charts and mixed chip ev charts and nice quick trainer which is great for a quick 10min warmup before session. Although GTOW has a larger library of preflop spots, especially for mixed stacks setups.

They also have a postflop solver but from my experience it is considerably worse than the one GTOW has.

Basically worse GTO Wizard with stupidly huge numbers of flop sizings and questionable accuracy of solves. A lot of high profile players shilled Odin (although mostly in the past tense, I haven't seen it mentioned much recently) but I don't see that many solid regs actually using it.

Stuff like preflop charts for when 50 % of field is left are pretty problematic if taken too literally. These solves expect that the tournament is going to end after the hand finishes (like a happy multitable 80-way deal) which is obviously a huge simplification that might be ok on final tables but not with a big number of tables left.

The slower the blind structure is, the more nonsensical these ranges can get. Perhaps a little more realistic in hyper turbos where you might be on the bubble in one or two orbits. You can go check some of these ranges if whatever tool you are using has them (GTOW has it, Poker Academy has it...) and it can be useful to see what happens if you sprinkle little bit of risk premium in your game, but don't waste your money to specifically buying some ICM % field left product and don't trust anyone that tells you 70 % field left ICM ranges is what will make you a winning player.

I don't really see paid video subscriptions and 500+ usd masterclasses as the best way to study poker in 2024. This was the way before solvers and all the new tools, when your only option was to find someone who wins at the game a lot, hear what they have to say and hope that it's mostly correct. But why do you want to pay a monthly subscription to watch videos of someone going through hand histories or PIO sims, when you can get something like DTO Postflop for similar price and play unlimited numbers of hands YOURSELF, you making all those decisions and then comparing them to correct ranges, which will be much more precise that an opinion of any human coach. And if you don't understand something, just discuss it with your friends, some discord poker group etc. and you will always figure it out.

Sure some videos which explain theory concepts very well might be useful, I also imagine for example some BBZpoker bundles could be fine for just 100 bucks (I haven't seen any of it, but I've seen some examples and talked with people who are subscribers. And they do have some good coaches). CNC Poker makes some great content (although a bit more pricey) Maybe the most useful videos are those, which show you how to properly use some tool, so if you are beginning with DTO, definitely watch their Youtube channel, seeing highstakes crusher like BowieEffect (coincidentally a coach at both BBZ and CNC) playing DTO will give you more value than 95 % of paid poker courses. GTO Wizard also has many great free videos on how to use all the features and if you get HRC then definitely watch the tutorial by Gareth James on Youtube.

The biggest joke to avoid is probably Raise Your Edge Tournament Masterclass, $1300 for bunch of powerpoint slides with Bencb repeating how "solvers and GTO are ruining your game", while giving minimum of examples and explanations. I've coached way too many of their clients who lacked basic concepts to have any respect for that site. BBZ or CNC is infinitely better.

There are also some tools that I think are a less effective use of your valuable study time:

More stuff

I am an MTT coach at Pocarr, probably the largest poker stable in the world. I do long database reviews for their higher stakes and higher volume players, even including some other coaches.

If you are a smart hard working player looking for a staking opportunity and maybe get a free DB review from me as part of the deal, check them out. And tell them I sent you :)

I am also an MTT coach for Three Amigos Staking, (stable run by ChanceW, CrazyB15, and LBC.Boliver).

Pocarr Bio:

Vojtech "LlKE A G6" Cervinka is a professional player from Czech Republic, playing poker for over 10 years. He is an expert in very advanced database reviews for MTT players. Able to find important leaks in everyone's game he has many clients from low stakes players to crushers with millions of profit who play the highest online stakes. Vojtech is mostly working with our higher stakes players, helping them with both theory leaks and population exploits.

Last but not least I consult some MTT theory for GTO Wizard.