Interviews with Chris Moneymaker, Fatima Moreira de Melo, and Steve Wolansky highlight the show. BIG Dave and Joe also discuss Jason Mercier's appearance on ESPN's Dan Le Batard Show, the sad conclusion to the Borgata counterfeit chip fiasco of 2014, and a recent ruling by a Florida judge regarding 3-card poker that is currently being played around the State.
On this week's show, Poker Advocacy with Rich Muny webcast, PPA MN State Director Mike Qualley and terrific activist Gail Schiffli joined me on the program for a discussion on the presidential race and the poker fight.
Since he first joined us in Episode 3 of The Mindset Advantage Podcast, Jonathan Little has co-written a book with TMA co-host Dr. Tricia Cardner and launched the new training site PokerCoaching.com. Peak Poker Performance lays out a blueprint for playing your “A” game every session. Topics covered in the book include; Creating winning habits, systematizing success, and beating procrastination. PokerCoaching.com is a training site that uses weekly quizzes to show you which areas of the game you need to ...
On this episode of Midstakes Living we are joined my cash grinder and Super High Roller MTT crusher Matt Berkey to discuss this summers $300K buy in Super High Roller Bowl, his results at the World Series of Poker and the importance of the mental game in poker.
When you play against smarter players you need to be very aware of what range you represent. Doug Hull sits down and explains how to think about the actual hole cards you have and how they fit into your overall range. This is especially powerful against other hand readers and a vital part of moving up and playing against tougher opponents. Get the full shownotes at www.redchippoker.com/44
When you play against smarter players you need to be very aware of what range you represent. Doug Hull sits down and explains how to think about the actual hole cards you have and how they fit into your overall range. This is especially powerful against other hand readers and a vital part of moving up and playing against tougher opponents. Get the full shownotes at www.redchippoker.com/44
For more great content, head to www.justhandspoker.com Location: Jack Casino Cleveland Stakes: $1/3 UTG (100) makes it $7, MP (150) calls, and two deep stacks (800) call in LP. Hero (800) completes the extra 4 in the BB with 65o. Main villain is UTG and is on his second minimum buy in, and has been playing a wide range of hands mixing up limping and raising. Flop (35) 1043r Hero checks, Villain bets $15, one deep stack calls, Hero calls. ...
Bernard chats with 2016 WSOP Colossus Champion, Ben Keeline.
This most-recent World Series of Poker hasn’t just had deep trending implications, it’s also had DEEP impact on the cast of 2GuysTalkingPoker! Join us for a 3rd focus episode where we dig in DEEPER during our post-event World Series of Poker autopsy, but also tive you the BEST discussion about Tournament Poker industry news, educational […]
http://www.smartpokerstudy.com/pod84 I answer 3 listener Q’s about playing in bounty tourneys, barreling your opponents off their hands and the perils of showing your hand unnecessarily. Question 1 from Mike (3:00) Good Afternoon Sky! I am hosting a bounty tournament this weekend. I have never actually played in one, but have been thinking about the strategic implications of the bounty in relation to overall tournament “equity” (buy-in vs payouts) and ICM considerations. Do you have any thoughts on KO Bounty Tournaments ...
Four ounce gloves. Five minute rounds. Punches, kicks, elbows, and knees to everywhere on the opponent's body save the groin, back of the head, and spine. This is what Olivier and JC, two complete novices to the sport of mixed martial arts, have agreed to after six months of training, with a $270000 wager on the line. In Part 5, those six months come to fruition. The poker players turned fighters enter the cage on an April night in Las ...
This is Episode 98 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... […]
We know what you’re thinking. “Phil Ivey? Confused? Impossible!”
Carroters reviews an interesting spot in a cold called 3-bet pot with QQ.
Scott is in California for our Ante Up World Championship at Thunder Valley Casino Resort, plus a NLF player's poker game gets robbed.
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Stacy Matuson, CEO of the WSOP Dealer Academy, is in studio to talk about her deep run in the WSOP Main Event. She was involved in several interesting hands, including one in which her opponent was penalized from the event for one orbit. BIG Dave and Joe also find out how Stacy's career as a dealer and instructor has influenced her success as a player.
For more great content, head to www.justhandspoker.com Location: Rio, Las Vegas, NV; During the WSOP Stakes: $2/5 Villain seems to be a very ABC player. Preflop Hero ($400-500 behind) button straddles to $10. Hijack opens to $30. Hero calls $20 OTB with 52d. Flop (67) T93r (3d) Villain checks. Hero bets $25. Villain calls. Turn (117) 4d Villain checks. Hero bets $20. Villain raises to $60. Hero shoves. Villain folds.
Poker is a game of incomplete information, but some players take that to the extreme and won't make any decisions unless they have perfect information. James "SplitSuit" Sweeney sits down and discusses the concept of perfect information and explains why this is a major excuse for many. This entire conversation is started by a comment left on our Preflop Quiz which you can take here: http://redchippoker.com/preflop-poker-quiz/ Get the full shownotes at www.redchippoker.com/43
Poker is a game of incomplete information, but some players take that to the extreme and won't make any decisions unless they have perfect information. James "SplitSuit" Sweeney sits down and discusses the concept of perfect information and explains why this is a major excuse for many. This entire conversation is started by a comment left on our Preflop Quiz which you can take here: http://redchippoker.com/preflop-poker-quiz/ Get the full shownotes at www.redchippoker.com/43