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Duncelanas, also known as Gloves, coaches heads-up sit-and-gos, spin-and-gos, and no-limit hold'em cash, both live and online. He has played these formats professionally for years and works mainly with beginner and intermediate players, making him a comfortable first coach for anyone starting out in HUSNGs or spins.

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.

Dylan Weisman is a Pot-Limit Omaha coach working across tournament and cash-game strategy, MonkerSolver study, and mental-game performance. His coaching suits serious PLO players who want technical work translated into decisions they can use at the table.

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.

Listed with Ultimate Poker Coaching, Guy Taylor (TaylorMadePoker) is a tournament coach who pairs poker strategy with a background in sports and performance psychology. He works mostly with MTT and live players on the mental game and competition preparation, alongside hands-on hand-history and footage review.

Johan Schultz-Pedersen coaches advanced tournament strategy through Octopi Poker, with a focus on solver-informed study and exploitative adjustments. A WSOP bracelet winner and co-founder of Octopi Poker, he's known as a detailed strategic thinker. His coaching is aimed at players who already have a solid foundation and want higher-level review of tough tournament decisions.

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.

Josha Matthewman, who plays as SteelBreeze, is a UK professional and poker coach listed with Ultimate Poker Coaching, focused on online MTTs with a cash-game background. His coaching leans on database and hand-history analysis to tighten study routines and ICM decisions, and he also runs small-group sessions. It's a fit for online tournament players who want structured feedback on their own play.

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.

Matt Hunt is a professional poker player and tournament coach who works one-on-one through PokerFluency. His sessions emphasize personalized study, hand-history review, solver work, and decision-making, aimed at players who want a tailored plan for improving their tournament results.

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.