- - Top picks from the last week of podcasts in the directory.
- - New addition: Jared Tendler’s Mental Game of Poker podcast.
- - Thinking Poker reflects on their first 10 episodes.
- - Strategy advice direct from the EPT Prague.
- - Russ Hamilton building the poker scene in Aruba.
Before I get started, I would like to welcome our newest addition to the Pokerfuse Podcast Directory, The Mental Game of Poker, hosted by Jared Tendler.
I have personally been a fan of Jared since I first found his tilt videos on Stoxpoker. Jared has some very special guests lined up this week that you won’t want to miss, so be on the lookout for Jared’s announcement on Twitter @jaredtendler, or keep an eye on the directory.
While we wait, he also has some great guests in the show archives, with poker authors, coaches and professional players offering their thoughts on the mental aspects of playing poker both online and live.
Listen to The Mental Game of Poker →
Thinking Poker is sans guest this week. In their 11th episode Andrew and Nate reflect on their first 10 shows and ask their listeners to chime in and let them know what aspects of past shows they liked and what direction they should take for future episodes. The guys also talk a lot of strategy, both at and away from the table.
If you have ever wondered if you should specialize in a particular game or if you should diversify your skill set and learn a mix, you will want to check out the mailbag segment of Thinking Poker.
If strategy is your thing, Check out PokerNews’ Strategy With Kristy. This week Swedish player Ramzi Jelassi joins Kristy while in Prague. Jelassi gives advice on how to play an aggressive style and discusses hands that he played in the EPT Prague Main Event. He also talks about how to play a big stack in a tournament.
In a late night special edition of Donk Down, Micon calls The Occidental Grand Aruba Casino and talks with Chris, the poker room cashier who confirms that Russ Hamilton acting in a consultant role, helped build up the poker scene in Aruba. According to the Chris, Hamilton is a regular in the room, playing $2/$5 No limit Hold’em nearly every night he is in town. Be sure to check out this mini edition of DonkDown.
That’s all for this week. As usual, feel free to leave your own reviews, rip on mine, or suggest other poker podcasts for my listening pleasure.
