Experiences with 5 card guy

hello mate
was thinking the same since I am looking for plo6 coaching as well

it happened I sent him an email and 1 hr session me playing 4 tables also we discussed some hands .
at that point i was playing 100 plo6 with a 23/100 pre rake back and it was mainly app games and gg clubs ( I told him that I am good in soft pool but not that good in solid higher games and need to work on advanced concepts of the game trying to reach 10/20)
after that i was not fit for the program and he offered me a leak buster 2 session with a video course series to help me improve and have a spot in the program
i think i have to pay for this stuff before joining the program and i stopped there .

I am not saying that something went bad or i had an experience with him getting coaching but at that time i thought man I am a wining 100 player and im going to
participate in a long term coaching and cfp program and still have to pay some money before that !!??

really this is what stopped me from going through the process, I understand some people have great value to offer and they want to get back what they deserve but
not a big fan of paying in advance while I am going to be part of a program at least 1 year .

please if u can give back ur experince with him also will be great im still looking for plo6 coaching .

Here's an interview of a Finnish guy who's on contract with 5 card guy. It's in Finnish but you can get subtitles.

https://youtu.be/6EhBrcAgbLI?si=1fMRuPb6...

Hi, this is Jakub aka FiveCardGuy.

Let me address @where2begin’s comment. We are a small operation with most of the coaching done through 1-on-1 sessions with me or another high-stakes coach. In the group, people work together and everyone shares their knowledge. We’ve had players go from breakeven to making $30k per month within a year, all without any significant upfront cost. There’s a real risk involved with this type of deal and most of it falls on the coach’s side.

You can understand that I have a lot of responsibility in curating candidates and bringing in only the players who fit the values of the group. It takes more than just exchanging a few emails and having one video call to truly understand someone’s motives.

Asking for a small admission fee is just one of the ways we make sure the player is truly committed to the same goals as we are. I give my 100%, and I want to make sure the student does too. It’s totally fine if this doesn’t work for you. We’ve had over 300 people apply and accepted only 10. So if you didn’t get picked, it’s not because you’re a bad player. There are just many other variables to consider when you’re going to work with someone on a daily basis for two years.

Hi Jakub,

where can I find your recent results? Also what stakes are you playing currently?

I might be interested in joining the program, but I prefer the coach who is a contemporary crusher. No offense, I am just cautious.

Btw your YT channel is just amazing, keep it up.

Thank you and good luck!

Zsolty

Je reactie is begrijpelijk. Als je al een PLO6-speler bent met een winstscore van 100, is het normaal om te verwachten dat het programma zelf de opbouw van het niveau dekt. ​​Extra betalen voordat je überhaupt begint, kan vreemd aanvoelen. Dat gezegd hebbende, sommige coaches gebruiken die sessies als een selectie, niet om extra geld te verdienen. Ze willen er zeker van zijn dat mensen klaar zijn voor de werkdruk en de concepten. Toch is caspero-casino.nl het terecht om even te pauzeren als het niet goed voelt. Een verbintenis van een jaar is serieus. Je moet je vanaf het begin op je gemak voelen. Hopelijk kan iemand anders zijn of haar ervaring delen. De mogelijkheden voor PLO6-coaching zijn beperkt, maar de juiste match is cruciaal.