Download and study...
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-334.htm

That's the only C# resource you will never need (including humans).

Want to make games?  Other than myself and a few other rarities I can't
imagine you finding many people who have created games.

Here is Microsoft's video series on creating games.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/coding4fun/

No one needs one-on-one help, there are free videos all over the place
and the best books are already free.  You can master everything you
need to master in a week or so.  You will be a C# programmer after a
few hours.

Of course all this assumes you are a CLR master... knowledge of the
interactions and mechanics of the CLR is a non-negotiable prerequisite.

Learning WinForms has nothing to do with C#.  After you now C#, then
you can learn that.  It will take you an hour.

I suggest you begin with these books.  The first two are great, the
last I have not read.
Managed DirectX 9 Graphics and Game Programming, Kick Start by Tom
Miller
C# and Game Programming: A Beginner's Guide by Salvatore A.
BuonoManaged DirectX Game Programming Evolution by Miller, Hoskinson,
Greene
Introduction to 3D Game Engine Design Using DirectX9 and C# by Lynn
Thomas Harrison