16 Jan 12
Daniel "junglemandan" Cates in Live Coaching Session This Wednesday [Basic+]
On Wednesday, January 18, the world's best No Limit heads-up player and PokerStrategy.com coach Daniel "junglemandan" Cates will be joining TwiceT for a live coaching session in which he will discuss hands. This is available to all members!
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Coaching: Jungleman & TwiceT |
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| • Type: | No Limit Hold 'em | Description: English community legend TwiceT and Daniel "junglemandan" Cates, one of the best No Limit players in the world, join the PokerStrategy.com community for a presentation and hand analysis. |
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| • Coach: |  junglemandan & TwiceT |
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| • Status: |  Basic+ |
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| • Time: | Jan 18th, 22:00 - 23:00 GMT | ||
Welcome to the Jungle!
PokerStrategy.com coach Daniel "junglemandan" Cates will be joining PokerStrategists alongside TwiceT in a live coaching session on Wednesday, January 18 with a video presentation and some hand analysis.This is a
Basic+ session which means that any PokerStrategist can join in and receive coaching from arguably the best No Limit player online!Profile: Daniel Cates
PokerStrategy.com coach and video producer Daniel "junglemandan" Cates is widely considered to be the best No Limit player in the world. After beginning with computer games, his move to poker saw a meteoric rise through the stakes from NL50 to NL5000 in just one year.In 2010, Daniel was the biggest winner in online poker with more than $5.5 million profit from the nosebleed games at Full Tilt Poker. This included a $1.2 million win over Tom Dwan in the "durrrr challenge" until Black Friday.
Since then, Daniel has moved to the UK where his dominance of high stakes games online has continued:
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| jungleman12's graph after Black Friday. Click to enlarge. |
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| A $4,300 hourly rate over 20,000 hands since he moved to the UK. Click to enlarge. |
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Wolfjustice, 16 Jan 12 11:35
Uhm, but serious, is that time right? 10am till 11pm at night? Really?? Is that not 22pm-23pm GMT or somethin?#2
doctorkgb, 16 Jan 12 11:36
Very nice! Is this gonna be recorded here at PS|?#3
MJPerry, 16 Jan 12 11:37
Sorry Wolfjustice, I was fixing that error as you made your comment! :-$ Of course it is 22:00 - 23:00, I don't think Daniel would be willing to do a 13-hour coaching session! :-)#4
jbpatzer, 16 Jan 12 11:45
Fml. I have to play chess that night. I'm such a saddo. Please video it for me PS!#5
SvenBe, 16 Jan 12 11:49
@doctorkgb: yes,we'll will try to record this coaching session. Unless the connection to him in australia messes something up we should have the podcast for you :-)#6
TurnitAce, 16 Jan 12 12:00
why the good stuff is always happening on wednesday? I am working till 1 AM#7
z1pz0r, 16 Jan 12 12:18
please make it at least silver+ or there will be tons of people spamming#8
SvenBe, 16 Jan 12 12:40
He z1pz0r,no worries, we will be around ourselves as moderators around to ensure a proper spamless coaching!
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z1pz0r, 16 Jan 12 12:54
Nice to hear that, Sven. I also hope that coaching will be on a bit higher level, it would suck if we would have to listen that flush>straight etc.#10
MathhNes, 16 Jan 12 13:08
Awe-some! :O I'll be there#12
Saruniks, 16 Jan 12 13:43
#8 nooooooooooooooooooooo#13
ragney, 16 Jan 12 14:12
Discussion will suck because the basic members posting NL2 hands and the higher limit posting NL200 hands... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz#14
TurnitAce, 16 Jan 12 15:23
#13 so what? what is the high stakes players come and say, "it will suck cuz they will post NL200 hand and i play NL10k"#15
SvenBe, 16 Jan 12 15:25
13+14: they will have own hands prepared to discuss,so no need to wait for nl2 hands.#16
KordaFan, 16 Jan 12 18:31
gonna be EPIC#17
lui69, 16 Jan 12 22:07
So we will see how much the coaching player is able to handle with ^^ Nice promotion and hopefully it will be moderated#18
IngridN, 17 Jan 12 13:05
Looking forward to this! <3#19
Phoenix2104, 17 Jan 12 13:50
What I can understand from the chart is that for the first 5-6k or so of the hands he was playing a very loose-aggressive style with many bluffs which led to massive losses and that changed only when he adopted a much more solid style of play, which is somewhat contrary to general belief about the style of play that is victorious at these levels. Am I correct?#20
TwiceT, 17 Jan 12 15:33
more like those hands were played vs one or two different - esp weak - opponents that he could bluff off often and vbet very thinly against. they just ran hot in setups and AI. next 10k hands different - more aggr - opponents where he ran solidly in setups and AI.#21
BigSLicK0, 18 Jan 12 14:19
Where do I find the feed? I want to ready :)