Topic: POKER - page 3. (Read 2873 times)

I hope he should have gotten what he's looking for since there had been so many replies from people that make everyone to be alert so know what they want and what they can get from all these. Selling a poker course should not be a problem here but the mist difficult part which is absurd is selling what is not rightly yours which is what many is kicking against.

Good suggestion, you need to verify what you are getting into if it will suit your desire or not, I have an interest in poker games and I will definitely need the service of a coach.
But this ops seems to have gone mute since he created this thread and ops did not even include the necessary things to confirm his service authenticity to clear the doubt of many people in here, we have seen a lot of scams before in this regard and if you must deal with the ops I think it better to use an escrow for the transaction and make sure to verify every possible steps.

Lol.. some times you could emerging some people reasoning and it's not nice, someone should know that gambling is primarily example of good and bad or gain and lose, because looking at gambling you will understand that you can not be waiting for someone to win first before any other person will be advice to play or gamble in that particular particular website as you said, i know that gambling have its own ways and that doesn't mean that you will wait for someone before play gamble.

Are you even serious? Imagine he agreed. How many games do you want to see to be convinced that he's a great poker player, and it's worth it to learn from him?

If you really considering buying his courses, please read through this whole thread first, apply the knowledge gained from that to your playing poker online, and see the results. It's pretty likely that you won't need no courses after reading and practicing what some posters here suggest.

In the end, it is much more useful to go to the well-known sources for most players. At least you know that they have been successful, while an different thing is that they are going to share all with everyone with just a book or a course. However, for a basic approach it may be sufficient with a basic introductory course that will get you running. Later, you will eventually have to create your own strategies.

I agree with you that it's very hard to trust people in the internet where everything could be faked. When it comes to poker courses companies usually team up with big poker professionals that are famous and everybody knows them from the TV live coverage of big tournaments. Having a poker professional who won a few bracelets teaching his strategy in a course is the best advertising you could ask for. The problem is for someone who is a millionaire to sit down and teach you his strategy will cost you a lot of money. I saw some poker material from Fedor Holz which was great, very detailed and advanced material, but his course is also very expensive. You won't get such material for free and it's difficult to decide if such a poker course is going to be worth it. We need to be aware that a poker professional spend thousands of hours playing poker to become an expert. While a poker course can help us a lot to improve our game, it’s not a guarantee to make us professional poker players. When it comes to learn and improving our poker game we will still have to play a lot. Even the best poker strategy is not going to solve all our problems. My advice would always be to give a course a try if they offer some free promotional material. Based on it we should evaluate if the course is worth it’s money or not. Because if we pay too much money for a poker course than we will be left without a bankroll to play actual poker. 

Please share your portfolio first, so the members and potential trainers can get brief details of your experience and knowledge.
Unfortunately, many scammers offer such offers but are just fooling around the people.

You trust no one until everything that's given out is for free and even you're being handed out a free material, still remember the first rule and words I've said.
We're in the internet and you don't know how true and genuine the intention of someone but if the intention is clear and, it's just all about selling stuff and materials, you get to understand what has to be done. If you're interested enough with it then spend money that's just a spare to you. And when you try the strategy, you should take care of your mental health because it's the most important of them all.

One thing I have learned to avoid is online strategies from people I don't know. I have been affected mentally countless of times thinking of blessed moments that have come with the way some people would package their know-how/expertise, but in the end, they will disappoint after wasting much time with it. If this guy would have something important to say, he must have discussed it on the thread, which makes me suspect a foul play.

Anyone should not PM or take such seriously if not want to be swindled because they often lure unsuspecting victims to the PM. There can't be a sure poker-winning course, they are only using those vices to make money.

While it is true the options seem limitless when it comes to learning poker, it seems to me that a good option is to try to learn from the courses of the best poker players around the world, since you know that they actually live out of poker and they are not just writing the book to earn money with it.

Now it is important to also recognize that what works with the pros using high stakes may not necessarily work on small stakes poker, and as such some adjustments could be needed before you play poker professionally.

After reading a few of his replies, he seems to be claiming that he's a successful poker player so this is going to be an easy thing for him if he wants to have a demo that he's got from those courses that he's got.
But his last reply was since July and then he's online last Nov. 12 so basically, he's still on this thread looking out for the replies of the others and this could reach him back whenever he's back to this thread even he's offline.

Can I watch you play at a site so that I know you win before paying?

We can learn poker through so many forms even without reading a book or in searching of a material to use and learn. There are so many videos on YouTube we can always use to learn poker and have new strategies without depending on a particular source.
There are so PDF we can search online that can help our learn and have good strategy that can be useful to us.

I think @LUCKMCFLY was talking about losing some small amounts in the initial part of a tournament, when all your intentional losses combined is less than 10% of your total chips. Like betting a small amount while having nothing, and losing it to someone who calls, and thus showing your opponents that you are tend to bluff way too much, while in fact you are not an gressive player. It can work. I myself use this strategy from time to time.

You clearly did not made a mistake since you are replying to QueenVera. You deleted your post because some one requested who by the way copied your post?

https://web.archive.org/web/20221125013407/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5418224.20

Hello here, well the mistake was mine, I posted on the wrong forum board, it has happened to me on other occasions, it is due to my carelessness, I deleted the post immediately when danadc told me and then I made the corresponding post. Well, I hope you'll excuse me for that, and I didn't bother someone with that mistake.  I have also sometimes warned people when they are wrong so that they do not report their publications, only I do it by private message. This time I was notified, both by private msg and here.

Its mysterious  because you said you quote him but you said nothing but just quoting him and hit post.

If it is as you say, I gave him a copy and paste here, only when I saw your message I saw that I copied it wrong, then I edited it and sent him a pm with the link saying that I had to fix the publication. what do you see mysterious there?

Do you mean he was the one who copied you?

Looking at the time line, he was the first to have posted it.

November 24, 2022, 07:32:47 PM  LUCKMCFLY's post
November 24, 2022, 08:09:57 PM  yours

I notified him by PM, if he edited it that's up to him, he posted on the wrong board, I quoted him here because this is where the users he quoted are.