PokerNews Podcast

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss Jason Mercier’s second bracelet win, where he ranks among the top tournament players in the world, and other musings revolving the 2011 World Series of Poker. Lauren Kling joins the program halfway through to talk about her series, her future and her entrepreneurial spirit.

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss Jason Mercier’s second bracelet win, where he ranks among the top tournament players in the world, and other musings revolving the 2011 World Series of Poker. Lauren Kling joins the program halfway through to talk about her series, her future and her entrepreneurial spirit.

The PokerNews crew is guest-less today, but the gang covers a wide-range of topics, including Tom Dwan multi-tabling, the need for mainstream sponsorship in poker, women in poker, and the ridiculousness of the Toby Maguire lawsuit.

The PokerNews crew is without host Matthew Parvis, but they soldier on through all of the news at the 2011 WSOP, including Phil Hellmuth’s second runner-up finish in seven days. Later, WPT Player of the Year and recent bracelet winner Andy Frankenberger joins the program to talk about his decision to play poker for a [...]

The PokerNews crew is without host Matthew Parvis, but they soldier on through all of the news at the 2011 WSOP, including Phil Hellmuth’s second runner-up finish in seven days. Later, WPT Player of the Year and recent bracelet winner Andy Frankenberger joins the program to talk about his decision to play poker for a living, how he stays motivated, and the amount of pressure he puts on himself when he plays.

It’s Monday, which means the PokerNews Podcast crew is back! Today’s show is chalk-full of bracelet talk from over the weekend, including wins from Daniel Idema, Sam Stein, Andy Frankenberger, and Oleksii Kovalchuk. Jordan “jymaster11″ Young joins the show near the halfway mark to talk about his second summer in Vegas, his near chip-and-a-chair comeback, [...]

The PokerNews crew is back to break down the day’s WSOP news, make predictions, and give some PSA’s about texting and driving. Betrand “ElkY” Grospellier then joins the program to talk about how he can never win back-to-back tournaments, how he’s never played stud before, and his upcoming fight with fellow PokerStars Team Pro Lex Veldhuis.

The PokerNews crew breaks down all of the weekend’s news, including Phil Hellmuth’s attempt at a 12th bracelet, the end of prohibition in the Thunderdome, and the Heat’s loss to the Mavericks in the NBA Finals. Randall Flowers then joins the program to talk about Frolf, the best places to eat in Vegas and why this WSOP may be the “last hurray” for a lot of young players.

The crew is back to talk everything WSOP, including yesterday’s Event #9: $1,500 2-7 Draw Lowball final table, and the start of Events #10 $1,500 Six Handed No-Limit Hold’em and Event #11: $10,000 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better Championship. Later, Maria Ho joins the pod to discuss her runner-up finish in Event #4 $5,000 No-Limit Hold’em and to play a little game called Amazing Race: Maria vs. Mario.

It’s the first Friday here at the 2011 WSOP, and what could get us more pumped up than Rebecca Black? The crew is back to talk about yesterday’s $1M One Drop announcement, the number of entrants in the $5K event, the Grudge Matches, and today’s finale of the $25K Heads-Up World Championship. They’re then joined by Vice President of Caesars Interactive Entertainment Ty Stewart to talk about the state of the WSOP.

The PokerNews Podcast crew sits down to talk about Full Tilt Poker’s response to Phil Ivey’s lawsuit, the Elite Eight of the $25K Heads-Up World Championship and the rest of the tournaments currently running at the Rio. They are then joined by WSOP rookie Zach Gruneberg to discuss his schedule of events, his living situation in Vegas, and how Black Friday has affected his lifestyle.

To kick off the 2011 WSOP, the PokerNews crew hosted their first ever live podcast! It wasn’t perfect, but the crew got to touch upon the WSOP as a whole, potential POY’s, the $25K Heads-Up event, and much more.

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss a handful of topics including Full Tilt’s “update,” the EPT Champion of Champions event and Ali Tekintamgac’s appearance at the Bellagio for the WPT Championship. They’re then joined by Jean-Robert Bellande to discuss the Aria, bankroll management, Survivor and more.

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss the latest news, and they are joined by Maria Ho to discuss the massive UB layoffs and her future plans.

Black Friday is still the hot topic in the poker world, but the crew finds some time to discuss lighter topics including Phil Galfond’s slide. The hosts are then joined by Andrew “BalugaWhale” Seidman, who offers his opinions about the current state of online poker in the United States.

The PokerNews crew is at Mohegan Sun for the NAPT, and they had a chance to sit and talk about the decline in poker, Erik Seidel, Vanessa Selbst, and the upcoming Party Poker Big Game. They’re then joined by Jason Mercier and Dan O’Brien to discuss a variety of topics including the Miami Heat, life coaches and six-bet shoving light.

It’s a slow news week, but the crew is back to discuss getting Fricke Rolled, Full Tilt Poker’s venture with Station Casinos and, what everyone is dreading, taxes. They’re then joined by Barry Greenstein who shares some insightful information about Wynn/PokerStars, High Stakes Poker and of course, beautiful Asian women.

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss Zynga Poker Con, cougars playing poker, the identity of XWINK and they’re also joined by the host of the recent MiniFTOPS Main Event; Andy Bloch.

The PokerNews crew is in LA for the Big Event at the Bike and take some time to discuss what’s happening in the poker world. They’re joined by Chris Moneymaker who just finished runner-up in the NBC National Heads-Up Championship to talk about his run and his progression as a player.

The PokerNews crew is back to discuss everything poker including the Sorel Mizzi/John Racener debacle, FTOPS Main Event, recently televised events and the upcoming NBC Heads Up National Championship. The hosts then play a new game called “Back, Bust and Bounce” and are joined by Blair Hinkle, fresh off of his $1 million payday.