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Alexandra Fagaras coaches the mental game of poker under the Mindset by Alex brand. With a background in psychology, she draws on transactional analysis, ACT, and CBT to help tournament players work through tilt, routine, and performance. Her coaching fits players who are technically solid but lose value to their own heads.

Andrew Lichtenberger coaches advanced poker through Octopi Poker with a holistic approach spanning strategy, mental game, and study process rather than a single narrow topic. A WSOP bracelet winner with more than $20 million in live earnings, he's one of the most respected high-roller players of his generation. His coaching fits serious players looking to develop their whole game at a high level.

Aram Zobian coaches tournament players through Octopi Poker, focused on MTT strategy and high-pressure spot analysis. He finished sixth in the 2018 WSOP Main Event for $1.8 million, a run that put him among the year's most-watched tournament players. His coaching suits players who want direct instruction from someone who has navigated the sport's biggest stage.

Brian Fite is a professional poker player and tournament coach behind TurboKings Poker. His one-on-one sessions cover strategy and hand-history review, study routines, game selection, mental game, and the business habits of poker, a fit for players trying to move up and treat the game more professionally.

David Peters offers one-on-one tournament coaching through David Peters Poker, with sessions tailored to a player's current skill level, leaks, goals, and approach to the game. His public coaching page emphasizes hand review, advanced No-Limit Hold'em tournament strategy, GTO concepts, exploitative adjustments, and customized study for players ranging from fundamentals work to elite-level MTT refinement. Peters is one of the most accomplished live tournament players in poker, with nearly $50 million in live cashes and four WSOP bracelets.

Dr. K offers private poker coaching through Octopi Poker at an accessible price point for lower-stakes players. The sessions focus on fundamentals, study habits, mental game, and practical decision-making rather than advanced theory. It's a fit for newer and low-stakes players who want affordable one-on-one guidance to build a foundation.

Elliot Roe is a mental game and performance coach who helps poker players master tilt, pressure, and mindset, with a background in hypnotherapy. He wrote the bestselling A-Game Poker and has worked with many of the game's top high-stakes players. His coaching, course, and mindset audio sessions fit players whose biggest leak is between the ears, not in the strategy.

Faraz Jaka coaches tournament players through VIP packages, custom multi-day bootcamps, and one-on-one training, including travel-to-you sessions. A WSOP bracelet winner and former WPT Player of the Year with nearly $10 million in live earnings, he brings a long, high-level tournament resume to his coaching. The format suits committed students who want immersive, personalized work rather than a course.

Jared Alderman offers private one-on-one poker mentorship built around a player's actual game rather than generic study advice. He works through hand-history and live session review, mental-game coaching, and a custom improvement plan that targets where execution breaks down under pressure. He's a fit for serious mid- and high-stakes players who already study but want help turning that work into better decisions.

Jared Tendler is a mental game and performance coach who works with poker players alongside traders, golfers, and other elite performers. He wrote the widely read The Mental Game of Poker 1 and 2 on tilt, confidence, and emotional control, and coaches players on focus, motivation, and repeatable performance under pressure. His work fits anyone whose results swing more on emotion than on strategy.

Jeremy Ausmus coaches high-stakes tournament players through Octopi Poker, focused on MTT decision-making, ICM, and the exploitative adjustments that turn deep runs into wins. Six WSOP bracelets put him among the most accomplished tournament players in the game. He's best suited to serious MTT players working on high-pressure, late-stage spots.

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.