Evan Jarvis is the Head Captain of Team Gripsed, and the Lead Instructor of Get Stackin' University.His mission is to help people reach their full potential and become the best poker players they can be. He played poker professionally for 11 years, and he now runs the largest and most popular free poker training YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/gripsed. Mental Game MP3s - http://www.pokermindcoach.com/mental-game-mp3s/
This week on the Pokercast: With Terrence (on skype) down in Vegas, Adam invites friend and former CEO of PokerNews Robbie Davie into the studio to guest host. The WSOP is in full swing and there are some very interesting stories emerging this week from Vegas. The top story this week in "In Case You Missed It" is the allegation of cheating by a player in the $10k heads-up event. There is 1 guy who has been investigating this story ...
Remko, Donnie, and Jason are sweating the members of Team Run It Up on Monday, and they discuss the GPI Player of the Year formula, dealer wages, and more. They also see PNPod super fan Allen Bari roaming around the hallways, and have a quick chat with the Miami Boss.
Brett and Matt return from the weekend to break down Monday’s eight-game slate, including one juicy pitching matchup against a team that strikes out once in every four at bats.
Brandon "Drexel" Gerson guest-co-hosts during the last 2/3 of the show. Druff tells of his recent experience with credit card fraud, and attempts to prank call the perpetrator. Eskimo Clark has died. We discuss the mysterious firing of popular WSOP floorman/TD Chris Spears. PFA forum members continue to airball 2015 WSOP. Are dealers planning mass walkout from WSOP due to poor pay? "DealerNate" appears on Full Contact Poker, claims he wants charity tournament for Micon. Poker player named Michael Foundation ...
Episode 300! THREE HUNDRED! WOW! Rich joins Remko, Donnie, and Jason on a crappy Skype connection, Scott Seiver talks about the new structures, Max Silver discusses his deep run, and the crew dives into the $10,000 Heads Up scandal.
Friday has a huge slate on Fan Duel with massive guarantees, and Matt and Brett are ready to fire big.
Brandon "Drexel" Gerson came up with the idea for a spontaneous late-night radio show, so who was Druff to say no? This approximately 2-hour program is an in-depth look at the WSOP controversies of the $10k Heads Up cheating accusation and the much-criticized slow structures of the $1500 limit events. Call-in guests include Chinamaniac and Allen Kessler. Brandon also tells the story of the Bellagio maid seeing him naked earlier today.
Jake Cody continues his above the rim play at EPT London. Jonathan and Grant break it down.
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Remko, Donnie, and Jason discuss the latest news at the WSOP, including a Colossus final table that features a pair of roommates and three players who were participating in a 90-person last longer. They also talk about Jason’s peculiar online shopping strategy, which isn’t very GTO.
The Colossus at the WSOP was the world's largest live poker tournament with over 22,000 entries and was not without it's problems. BIG Dave and Joe discuss the negative reactions of the players to the prize structure and Seth Palansky, VP of Corporate Communications for Caesar's, answers BIG Dave's questions from the WSOP's point of view.
PPA Executive Director John Pappas joined me for a discussion on all that's going on with PPA, the legislation in CA and PA, poker activism, and Sheldon Adelson's ongoing efforts to ban our game.
Matt is reaching deep today for an uber, ultra, contrarian pitcher.
Terrence Chan is professional poker player and MMA fighter from Vancouver, Canada. Terrence is perhaps best know for his impressive performance in the 2009 Pokerstars SCOOOP series where he won two limit hold’em events simultaneously – the $500 medium buy in and the $5000 high buy in. Other career highlights include 15 WSOP cashes (primarily in limit), including two 2010 limit final tables. Chan’s poker resume is rounded out by cashes on the WPT an APPT title as well as ...
This Week on the Pokercast: The first week of the 46th annual WSOP is history now and we’ve got all the stories from the Rio. Mr. Mike Johnson has returned to the Pokercast studios to host with Adam for what is his favourite time to talk poker, and most other poker fans favourite time of the year, too. To kick things off this week in “In Case You Missed It”: The Colossus was the largest live poker tournament of all ...
Carlos sits down in-person with Nate and Andrew to talk about putting happiness, rather than profit, front and center in his poker career (though of course winning tends to make one happier than losing!). Then the three discuss a hand from a single table satellite Nate and Carlos played, and a hand from the final table of the $10,000 SCOOP Main Event. Timestamps 0:30 Hello & welcome & happiness & poker 18:19 Strategy
Recent WPT Amsterdam high roller champion Jason Wheeler joins the program to talk about his humble beginnings, hustling his way through the business world, discovering poker, and more.
