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PokerCoaching.com announced the launch of the
first-ever professional coaching service fro
players who are interested in winning poker
tournaments.
Dan Mezick, Executive Director of
PokerCoaching LLC, was cited by Biz.yahoo.com
as saying: "What we do is simple to describe:
through poker coaching, we enable tournament
champions." The service provides personal
approach to the player’s level of experience,
talent, and understanding of the game.
"A minute to learn and a lifetime to master,
that's how Mike Sexton explains it on the
World Poker Tour. We agree one hundred
percent. Our long-term goal is to produce
poker champions. We will do that by coaching
our students in the techniques, tools and
training needed to beat the best tournament
players in the world,” claimed Dan Mezick.
PokerCoaching.com offers several world class
poker professionals ready to develop the
service. Coaches Jim Bucci and Bill Seymour,
who gained authoritative name of poker
professionals, have over 24 years of combined
tournament experience full of significant
victories. They are also reported to be
talented teachers. So that, once one Jim
Bucci's student won over $189 thousand in the
$2500 buy-in 2004 World Championship of Online
Poker No Limit Texas HoldEm event sponsored by
PokerStars.com.
PokerCoaching developed the scheme, which
includes practice of playing poker online.
During the game players are to discuss hands
with the coach, who watches the play, on the
telephone. “This method allows our students to
discuss specific hands with their coaches,
while the coaches themselves gain an
understanding of the student's skill level and
style of play,” Mezick explained.
Students will continue their perfection at
World Poker Tour and World Series of Poker
events in which the coaches participate. “Make
no mistake about it: tournament poker is now a
legitimate sport. Our intent is to help
validate that fact by bringing our innovative,
first-ever formal coaching service to the
sport. Our coaching service will help elevate
poker in the eyes of the public, create
winning players, and help advance the rapid
evolution of the game,” added Mezick. |