Fydor_8 plays two 33$ turbos and one 55$ turbo on FTP. He focuses on sticking to the basics and not letting a good run create some bad habits when playing out of position.

ITRIED2WARNU plays a $200 + 10 regular speed game on Full TIlt against a familiar opponent.  He utilizes previous reads that he has picked up on the player throughout the match.

Cog Dissonance plays a $200 + 10 deep match against "OvideCostache."

In this video xSCWx plays two $57.50 PLO HUSNGs on PokerStars against random opponents.

HokieGreg two tables the $34.50 level on PokerStars.

 I receive a lot of emails and notice a lot of forum posts asking how to get the most out of coaching.  Personal situations and solutions tend to vary a lot, but being fully aware of your options and new ideas should drastically improve the value you receive from coaching.

Work Ethic

The most important thing you can do to make sure you get the most out of coaching, or any other training tool, is to have a good work ethic.  Even the best coaches will not provide good value to a player that does not take the time to utilize the information provided to them.  Conversely, a great student that studies hard and asks good questions can often make what is usually a marginally valued coach a great value for them.  

RyPac13 continues the regular speed series at the $21 level where he plays two matches against an unordinary player.  He talks about how to adjust to a less predictable opponent in the $20+1 buyin level on PokerStars.

In this video HokieGreg two tables games ranging from the $57.50s up through the $230s.

PrimordialAA plays the new super turbo structure on Cake.  He plays four matches ranging from the $12 + .60 buyin all the way up to the $250 + 10 buyin.