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Druff WSOP pieces sold out. Hashtagking starts getting mainstream coverage. Matt Glantz Tastystakes package kicks off long Twitter argument among poker. Karina Jett calls in. Luke Schwartz bashes Doug Polk in interview. Commerce tournament runs "social experiment". Portland poker crackdown led to card room owner's suicide. Scott Tom trial delayed. MGM to launch internet poker in NJ. How many people will play the WSOP $365 event? Brandon Cantu calls in to give update on Jennicide feet washing story. khalwat co-hosts ...
Host Steve Fredlund interviews Minnesota player Jonathan Kim who just finished 2nd in the April MSPT after winning in in December.
BIG Dave catches up with Maurice Hawkins, who has had a breakout year. The guys discuss the latest controversy surrounding Salomon Ponte, the Florida Legislature is also in the news with the crumbling of any advancement surrounding the Seminole Compact, and finish out the show with a review of Matt Savage's 'Social Experiment' played on Saturday.
More Great Poker Content! Information about buying a piece of Jack's WSOP schedule Information about buying a piece of Zach's WSOP schedule Just Hands Live Event with Thinking Poker Session 4, Part 2, 1:11:00 Deepstack 1-2 game, Straddle to 4 Preflop Hero (505) raises to 15 from HJ with 69hh, Villain (541) raises to 35 OTB, Hero calls Flop (77) A67dd Hero checks, Villain bets 35, Hero calls Turn (147) 8c Hero checks, Villain bets 95, Hero shoves
How do you build a bankroll as a poker player? Should bankroll even matter to you? And if it does, how do you manage to grow it and avoid going bust? Seasoned live player and coach Doug Hull is on the podcast this week to answer all your questions on bankroll management.
How do you build a bankroll as a poker player? Should bankroll even matter to you? And if it does, how do you manage to grow it and avoid going bust? Seasoned live player and coach Doug Hull is on the podcast this week to answer all your questions on bankroll management.
The Executive Tour Director of the WPT and host of Inside Poker, Matt Savage, is Bernard Lee's guest.
In today’s episode, MTT Coach Gareth James and Mental Game Trainer Dr. Tricia Cardner tackle questions regarding how to adjust your push-fold strategy based off of both stack size and opponent tendencies. Gareth explains what we should do if our opponents are not shoving correctly because in these spots it is critical that we get these decisions right: our bankroll depends on it! Dr. Tricia then answers a question regarding speech play. If you’ve ever wondered how to handle speech ...
Chapter 17: Game Tape Excerpt (3:05) Challenge (13:35) Habwin.com - get incredible cash back on the rake you play on your favorite sites Show Notes with more info, pics and links: http://www.smartpokerstudy.com/pod136 Hosted by Sky Matsuhashi, poker player, poker coach and poker author. Please visit my poker strategy website at http://www.smartpokerstudy.com and sign up for the Smart Poker Study Newsletter for weekly strategy, study and poker play tips. Discuss poker with like-minded players at http://www.smartpokerstudy.com/discuss Support my show on Patreon! ...
Interview with Brandon Cantu. Interview with Solomon Ponte (aka Hashtagking). Should Poker Night in America feature controversial characters on their show? Travell Thomas sentenced to 8 years for illegal collections operation. Bellagio has Twitch stream. Wynn to build giant lagoon park in Vegas. Nevada sports books get licensed to take bets on NFL draft. khalwat co-hosts. Many listener calls during interview segments.
This week on the Pokercast: Sam Grafton aka squid poker of Run It Once joins us to teach us more about MTT’s! To begin: the show is going on the road to Montreal, our Canucks get a cooler coach than your team, The Bellagio goes live on twitch and more. In the news this week: Online poker shelved in Cali, PLO Spin & Go’s, Party Poker Million Nottingham has a female champ and WPT Beijing. Sam Grafton joins us after ...
This week Sarah talks to two of the toughest grinders on the poker scene: Ari Engel and Maurice Hawkins. With so much alike, and so much completely unique, this week's guests are sure to inspire the poker player in all of us!
This is Episode 131 of “Ask Alex” on the Oneouter.com podcast. The “Ask Alex” show is now proudly sponsored by Americascardroom.com Details of how listeners can get 27% rakeback are below, Alex plays on the site and he is looking forward to playing with you In this episode we cover many topics and listeners questions including... […]
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BIG Dave and Joe discuss the origins of many colorful nicknames of poker hands. They also look at the lack of progress in the legal battles for online poker including efforts of California being shelved for 2017.
Host Steve Fredlund interviews Minnesota player Aaron Johnson
Lex Veldhuis is a Dutch professional player and a member of PokerStar’s Team Pro Online. Lex made a name for himself with his hyper-aggressive play in televised cash games like High Stakes Poker and The Big Game. With roots in online gaming and e-sports, Lex’s true home is on the online tables. Over the last year, he’s dedicated himself to growing his Twitch.tv following and has one of the biggest streams in poker. One of his goals is to build ...
More Great Poker Content! Information about buying a piece of Jack's WSOP schedule Information about buying a piece of Zach's WSOP schedule WSOP 2016 Main Event Stacks are 50,000. Blinds are 75-150 Preflop HJ raises to 350, SB calls, Hero calls in BB with A3hh Flop (1050) Jd 9Thh SB checks, Hero bets 650, HJ raises to 1500, SB folds, Hero calls Turn (4050) Qh Hero bets 2600, Villain raises to 7500, Hero calls River (19,050) 5h Hero checks, Villain ...
Bet sizing is your friend in poker. But "always bet the same amount" has become somewhat ingrained as a stratagem for many players. In this episode, James "SplitSuit" Sweeney responds to the question "Should I Always Use the Same Bet Size?" to explain why deviation is sometimes very important.