Like I mentioned in the newsletter, we're thinking of adding a special forum in which forum users can get one-on-one feedback from veteran players. Obviously, this forum is already full of great free advice, but players could go here for much more personal, in-depth help, like getting their hands analyzed. And I'm not talking about palm reading!

This would be a premium part of the forum and cost a monthly fee. It's in the conceptual stages right now, so if you have any ideas on what other features would be good for it, feel free to share them, as well as your overall opinion on paying for this sort of thing.

If you're not interested in this feature, what would cause you to become interested?

It always helps to have someone elses opinion on certain hands on what a better strategy would have been. But whether or not it would be used would be the obvious, price and availability of the advice.

Like I said, this is purely a concept right now, so price and other factors are still being determined. I appreciate you getting back to me. I take it you would be open to this idea if the price was reasonable enough?

how would price work? would it be a private forum for only those who pay or pay for an answer? its always nice to get the advice of a seasoned vet but even the best players would play hands in a different way. i would love having the option but the price would be hard to figure out. I really appreciate the time and thought you are putting into the forum. its nice to see.

Thanks for the kind words. We're really excited about getting the forum back to what it used to be, hence all the overexcited posting!

I think our current idea is a private forum only accessible by paying members where they can talk with the teachers. Pricing is difficult, I agree, which is why we're getting feedback. Do you have any ideas of what features we could offer? What would you like to get out of it other than just advice?

thisis going to be totaly difficult to schedule but possibly tournament coaching to watch real time playing and giving advice. i understand that would be very hard to get to work. how much is the time of a possible vet worth?