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FreedomPoker, coaching as The Poker Doctor, is a no-limit hold'em cash-game coach for 6-max players from 10NL through 500NL. His approach is practical and structured around moving up stakes, and he opens with a free database analysis, a low-friction starting point for grinders who want a clear diagnosis before committing.

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.

Greg Vail is a Big O and PLO8 coach focused on split-pot strategy, mental game, and the professional side of poker. Through Double Suited Poker, he works with players who want structured coaching for Omaha high-low and related mixed games.

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.

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.

Jeff Madsen coaches no-limit hold'em, PLO, and mixed games through Octopi Poker across multiple formats in a single coaching offer. A five-time WSOP bracelet winner and the 2006 WSOP Player of the Year, he broke through as one of the youngest stars in series history. His flexible, multi-format coaching suits players working on NLHE, PLO, and mixed-game fundamentals rather than a single specialty.

Jeremy Alexander, who plays as BtcBand1t, is a Las Vegas-based no-limit hold'em cash-game coach for live and online play, including private app games and action formats like bomb pots and Squid Game PLO. A pro since 2018, he coaches a practical, exploitative style built on preflop work, session reviews, and population reads, a fit for players in today's live and app-game cash scene.

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.

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.