Phil Galfond on Poker Coaching, Big Bluffs, and Bankroll Management

Poker pro Phil Galfond has never had official poker students, but he has helped friends playing at lower limits. He finds it financially unviable to coach others professionally, as it would require a significant time commitment for relatively low pay.

Galfond mentioned that his largest bluff was over $100k and he was likely called. He also recalled a memorable hand where he folded despite being confident in his read. Galfond discussed a famous hand against Doyle Brunson, where he folded despite being confident in his read.

When it comes to multi-tabling, Galfond prefers playing 4 6-max tables without losing quality, but playing 16 tables would be challenging. He also considers himself cautious with bankroll management, preferring smart aggressive strategies. Galfond discussed a famous hand against Doyle Brunson, where he folded despite being confident in his read.