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Hey, Andy here: I’ve worked with cash game players all the way from beginner to 200 Stars Zoom regulars to 2KNL American fenced regulars! If you can’t work out what’s holding you back then I’m here to help you work it out with free coaching videos online as well as my own Leak Pluggers which will dive into detail on 1-3 leaks within your game, why they’re a problem and how to fix them!

Andrew Brokos is a tournament and cash-game coach who teaches under his Thinking Poker brand, focused on sharpening a player's thought process rather than memorizing plays. He wrote Play Optimal Poker and its sequel and hosts the long-running Thinking Poker Podcast, grounding his coaching in game theory and solver work. It's a fit for players who want to understand why a play is right, not just that it is.

Brian Hastings coaches advanced no-limit hold'em and mixed games through Octopi Poker, offering both an advanced NLHE track and a separate mixed-game mentorship. A six-time WSOP bracelet winner, most of them in stud and mixed-game championships, he's one of the most accomplished mixed-game players teaching today. He's a strong fit for players who want to grow beyond a single format into PLO and the mixed rotation.

Dylan Linde coaches mixed games and no-limit hold'em through Octopi Poker, covering the draw, stud, and flop games most players never properly learn alongside high-stakes tournament decisions. He wrote Mastering Mixed Games: Winning Strategies for Draw, Stud and Flop Games, and backs it with a WSOP bracelet and a WPT Five Diamond title. He's a strong fit for players ready to add mixed games to their range or to sharpen multi-format tournament play.

Freenachos, coaching as NachosPoker, is a no-limit hold'em cash-game coach and Run It Once Elite coach. He pairs GTO baselines with population and database analysis and runs a private mentorship program for NL50 to NL500 players, a fit for cash grinders who want a structured, long-term plan rather than one-off sessions.

John Bradley, who plays as WhatA298, is a longtime professional and poker coach listed with Ultimate Poker Coaching, working across tournaments, cash games, and sit-and-gos. His coaching leans on database and population analysis to find the leaks in a player's game and rebuild post-flop decision-making from there.

Kanaxis is a no-limit hold'em cash-game coach focused on 6-max online cash, Rush & Cash, live cash, and ante-game formats. His sessions center on hand-history review, database analysis, live-play review, and solver work for cash-game players who want focused technical feedback.

Kevin Rabichow is a poker coach and content creator working across heads-up no-limit hold'em, 6-max cash, and tournament play. A former Run It Once coach, he now produces strategy material and a heads-up course under his own brand. He's a good fit for players who want one coach comfortable in both cash and tournament formats.

Pete Clarke is a no-limit hold'em cash-game coach offering one-to-one work through Carrot Corner. His coaching blends theory, solver study, exploitative adjustments, mental-game work, and structured support for players moving through low and mid stakes.

Qing Yang, known as Poker Giraffe, is a no-limit hold'em cash-game coach who works with players ranging from 1/2 live to 1knl online. His coaching turns solver work into practical game plans through database review, session analysis, and exploitative adjustments.

Tom Dekkers coaches cash-game poker, including ante cash games, under the DekkersPoker brand. His one-on-one work combines hand-history review, database analysis, GTO-informed strategy, and live session review, with Discord support and a free intro strategy call to start. It's a fit for cash players who want a structured, data-driven path upward.

w34z3l is the PokerWeasel coach offering private cash-game coaching for NLHE cash and other variants. His coaching centers on data-driven exploitative strategy, database and population analysis, and individual review for players who want structured cash-game feedback rather than a generic course.