Triton Takeaways, Marchington Main Event Lawsuit & More! - DAT Poker Podcast Episode #43

DAT Poker Podcast

Episode Title	Triton Takeaways, Marchington Main Event Lawsuit & More! - DAT Poker Podcast Episode #43
Full Episode Description	This week on DAT Poker Podcast: Adam begins by asking Daniel and Terrence about what youtube binges they’ve been on recently and Daniel talks some short deck strategy. The Triton Super High Roller series is over and the 1M Main Event was won by a fairly unknown “business man” Aaron Zang over Bryn Kenney. The guys talk about the final table and the chop heads up, as well as other news surrounding the events. 7th place finisher in the WSOP Main Event Nick Marchington made news this week when his former backers sued him for supposedly unpaid winnings. Daniel was very vocal about this when it happened and he discusses what his feelings on the story are now. We also have some new tweets and voicemails, including a Scotty Ngyuen story! Leave us a voicemail at 1.775.434.2932
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Air Date	Saturday, Aug 10, 2019 (3 years, 7 months ago)
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