How to get the most out of this report

 

This isn’t something to skim while registering tournaments or scrolling your phone.

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It’s designed to be read slowly — ideally away from the tables — so you can recognise patterns in your own game.

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Most players get the most value by reading it once straight through, then coming back to the sections that hit closest to home.

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One thing to keep in mind

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Plateaus don’t happen because players stop learning.

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They happen because progress eventually requires structure, not more information.

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At a certain point, studying harder or playing more just keeps you busy — not moving forward.

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This report is about helping you see where that shift needs to happen.

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If this feels familiar

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If you recognise yourself in the report, that’s not a bad sign.

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It usually means you’ve reached the stage where being your own coach starts working against you — not because you’re incapable, but because objectivity disappears when results matter.

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That’s exactly the point where personalised structure, feedback, and accountability start to make a real difference.

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This is the kind of work I do with players inside my 12-week MTT Accelerator — helping them remove the decisions that keep costing them EV and build a system they can actually trust.

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👉 Learn more about the 12-week Accelerator

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(No pressure — this will still be here later.)

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For now, check your inbox and enjoy the report.

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I’ll also send a short follow-up email over the next few days to expand on some of the ideas and answer common questions players have at this stage.

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— Gareth James, Founder of MTT Poker School