No lecture, and no tip about playing tighter. You bring a tournament you sat, and the report argues with the way you played it. Then you drill the leak as found. Beginner coaching is free, so the first look costs nothing. Include real world game results with bankroll management as the proof of the patching of the leaks.
A coach who will tell you that you won, and then show you the call. Ace-four, about 17% equity, a 40% price, a fold you did not make. About 0.6 big blinds. Twelve hands, 1.9 big blinds given up, most of it in two spots.
It also tells you what not to learn. You ran 265 big blinds above expectation, one suckout worth 262. Pocket sevens, all-in, the right price, behind the actual hand. The report calls that luck. You do not get to keep it as a strategy.
Beginner coaching stays free. After that, you earn the credit by playing the tournament, and you spend it on the report. The journey is the next step: the leak becomes a level, then a level challenge. The toolbox has the odds calculator so the next 40% price is a number you can see before you click call.
The hand, then the journey you take so you stop making it.
Your game in short. −1.9bb. First of six. The win and the leak on the same page.
What leaked. Loose preflop calls. Ace-four is the example, with the equity and the price.
Where you go next. One level at a time, then the level challenge.
Create an account. Beginner coaching is free. Play a tournament when you want the coach to grade a real game.