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Message: [QUOTE="dimon4ik89, post: 7069769, member: 277875"] I understand what you are talking about. These are funds that offer backing. I negotiated with several such funds, half a year ago, last summer. I even started cooperation with one of them, at first they give a trial contract for a minimum number of tournaments (or a minimum number of hands, if we are talking about cash games), and after you fulfill these conditions, and you have good game statistics, then they take you to the main team. I started going to training and I immediately did not like one moment, after which I immediately stopped working with them. The coach gave me the task to watch a video of a game session of one of the participants of this fund, in which they, together with the coach, analyze mistakes. In those situations when this player won hands, but at the same time made absolutely reckless decisions, the trainer did not say a word to him, although in these situations the player was simply lucky. And in those situations when this player lost hands, the phrase of the coach was heard: "Well, I would have done it differently ...". After that I realized for myself that there is no specific scheme for winning in poker and no coach will teach you this because such a scheme does not exist in nature. If you made a decision and lost then next time you just need to do it differently, that's all, that's the point of all those trainings that coaches in these funds offer. And it's not even that you need to split the winnings 50/50 (although I think this is right, since they offer full training and give you a bankroll that you will play on, i.e. you do not need to invest anything there except your time and effort), but the fact is that they will not teach me anything there that I do not know or that I can learn myself. They do not have a super secret that will teach you to win, everything is much simpler, you play and learn from your mistakes. Everything that I wrote above is my personal opinion, but I think it is very close to the truth and to reality. I don't agree with you about the cash cow, because they provide all the conditions for the game and give you money to play, you just need to play. In your case, this option can be used as a start, in order to learn everything they teach there and earn your own personal bankroll, and then just leave them and play with your earned money. A friend once suggested that I start a business in life on the following terms: he completely creates the conditions for work and invests money in the development of this business, and I just needed to go to work every day and work. He suggested splitting the profit 50/50, just like they offer in these poker funds. So I realized for myself that such a scheme of cooperation is also common in ordinary everyday life. [/QUOTE]

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