Quote from: Jemzx00 on Today at 05:25:42 PM

Quote from: SkyGamer on Today at 07:39:32 AM

Quote from: Jemzx00 on Today at 07:01:53 AM

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I am not sure of anything, you can definitely succeed in poker but you’ll you need some technical and mental skills. I have a list of courses that focus on both. But if you want to succeed, you need to apply what is taught. Plus, I do think that a course is not enough: you need a study group so you can reflect on your plays on a regular basis and to work a lot on yourself.

So basically the course that you offer does not guarantee anything as it will depend on the individual's technical and mental skills. Also, you, yourself think that the course that you offer is not enough for anyone to succeed on Poker. You also, think that each individual will need a group to play and be better on their Poker skills and techniques.

Basically, An individual does not need your poker course rather they will need a group to study Poker skills and techniques to be good and succeed on Poker.

Being successful at poker involve quite a few parameters, so yes, I have the honesty to say that a course and/or a coach are not enough. They will help tremendously though.
Your answer tells me that you don't know much about what it takes to succeed at poker.
- you need to work on your technical skills: you can do that via an online course, a coach and solver work
- you need to work on your mental game (with coaching, meditation, visualization, hypnosis etc.)
- you need to have a study group: a couple of poker buddies you can interact on a daily basis with. to post and review the hands you play.
Have a look online at what the pros are doing to succeed at poker nowadays and you will understand what I am saying. Anyone who has some kind of experience in poker will tell you the same. A course / a coach are not magical pills but it's a good start.