Alright! Many of us, we get good at garage games and realize our friends are donkeys that don't fold and usually don't know that position matters and may or may not be our wife's boyfriend. Typical.
I'm now looking to slowly improve as a lifelong endeavor. I host a 5c/10c or 10c/10c game, do very well (though probably losing when considered cost of all the beer/bourbon/food) and have played $1/2 a handful of times, between 10-20 sessions probably slightly losing more than I win overall at casinos/backrooms. @Josh Kifer turned me on to The Course by Ed Miller and I loved it. Advice for my level: still in a pigpen but looking to get better at live low stakes.
Any advice building off this kind of book? I've read Super System 1 & 2 as well as Harrington on Hold Em. I like the idea of paying for coaching or advice but I dont have the hand history or graphs that online has, just anecdotal flawed ideas of what my game is like so Im not sure I could make use of that time efficiently.
I'm now looking to slowly improve as a lifelong endeavor. I host a 5c/10c or 10c/10c game, do very well (though probably losing when considered cost of all the beer/bourbon/food) and have played $1/2 a handful of times, between 10-20 sessions probably slightly losing more than I win overall at casinos/backrooms. @Josh Kifer turned me on to The Course by Ed Miller and I loved it. Advice for my level: still in a pigpen but looking to get better at live low stakes.
Any advice building off this kind of book? I've read Super System 1 & 2 as well as Harrington on Hold Em. I like the idea of paying for coaching or advice but I dont have the hand history or graphs that online has, just anecdotal flawed ideas of what my game is like so Im not sure I could make use of that time efficiently.
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