Podcasts about borgata poker open

TGP welcomes Jesse Sylvia for a special episode. Jesse’s lustrous career is highlighted by capturing a WPT championship at the 2017 Borgata Poker Open and his unforgettable second place run in the 2012 WSOP Main Event. Sean and Jesse discuss these accomplishments in addition to the state of poker, life as a pro, staking and a range of other subjects. This is a must listen for all poker players.Independently Produced by Sam Bernard, Ken Sumner & Sean Connell, the three of us became friends while playing on the online poker site GlobalPoker.com and started this Podcast because we love the unique sense of community it promotes through social media and we want it known that all are welcome. If you wish to support us continuing please visit our patreon site below or Paypal at Talkingglobalpoker@gmail.com.Powered by CallCast, turning phone calls into podcasts. https://callcast.co/Artwork by Willie “That’s Right” Tanner www.greysgraphics.comSupport the show (http://patreon.com/talkingglobalpoker)

Mark Newhouse grew up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and found poker during a couple of unsuccessful stints in college. After a few $50 deposits online, he was able to run up a six-figure bankroll, winning $100,000 in consecutive months. He turned pro immediately after turning 21, and was quickly playing limit hold'em cash games against some of the top players in the world for stakes as high as $1,500-$3,000.Despite having a preference for cash games, Newhouse has dabbled in tournaments over the years, most notably winning a World Poker Tour title in 2006 at the Borgata Poker Open for $1.52 million. In 2013, he made the final table of the World Series of Poker main event, ultimately finishing in ninth place for $733,000. A year later, Newhouse once again made the final table, and once again had to deal with the agony of ninth place, settling for $730,000. The 35-year-old has $3.52 million in career tournament earnings.Highlights from this interview include three strikes and two shots at college, from $50 to consecutive $100,000 months, heads-up grudge matches at Bellagio, reluctantly playing to a $1.5 million win, no splurging, brutal six-figure online sessions, "a mission to light it all on fire," from $1,500-$3,000 stakes to Bobby's Room at $20-$40, living at Commerce Casino for three years, the infamous Tweet, being the kill game fish, getting arrested for protesting, concert T-shirts, Brendan Fraser and Jeremy London, pushing pots to Tommy Hang, and getting the most out of swaps with Chino Rheem.

Chenz and Big Joe dive into some of the more interesting prop bets and box pool options available for the Super Bowl. From there we go over a trip review from the Borgata Poker Open where Chenz gets his first cash and hand pay of 2020, but also gets into another argument at the craps table. Super Bowl Preview Prop Bets Boxes Borgata Trip Vinny Chenz demoted / Big Joe Promoted Amphora Lounge Renovated Winter Poker Open (Poker) Izakaya Ultimate X hand pay “Tales from the Crap’s Table” Markers / Can’t hit the 4 UFC at Money Line (Sportsbook) 2000-1 Uber Driver Royal Rumble   Call and leave us a voicemail: 516-336-9054. Check us out on: Twitter @sevenoutpod Facebook: Seven Out Podcast Instagram: @sevenoutpod Our website: www.sevenoutpodcast.com Email: sevenoutpod@gmail.com Your Hosts: @jumbeezi @vchenz726

Darren Elias is just 32 years old, but he's already established himself as the end boss of the World Poker Tour. The New Jersey resident not only holds the tour record with four titles, but he's also the tour leader in cashes with 35, and final tables with 13. His first WPT title came at the 2014 Borgata Poker Open, where he won $843k. His second title came immediately after that at the WPT Carribbean stop. Elias' third win came in Canada at the 2017 Fallsview Poker Classic, and his latest victory was at Aria in the 2018 Bobby Baldwin Classic. This year, Elias has already won a $25,000 high roller at the Gardens Poker Championship, and he nearly won his fifth WPT title, the LA Poker Classic, ultimately falling just short in third place for just under half a million dollars. In total, Elias has cashed for more than $7.1 million dollars during his live career, along with another $4 million won online. Highlights from this interview include off days in Vegas, living all over with a football coach dad, a love for watersports, winning big in college, the dorm room fan club, the growing pains of live poker, unintentional intimidation, the one time he lost his cool at the table, $200-$400 2-7 games with Billy Baxter, running at expectation, his attitude towards the high rollers, being the top-ranked dad, revisiting a decade-old blog post, a healthy fear of mediocrity, using his internal solver, a scary situation at home, bluffing in six-figure pots, Nick Petrangelo's beer tips, online poker on the highway, the only other job he's ever had, a whiskey shot prop bet, big picture science, and the grinding ability of David Peters.

On this episode of the Tournament Poker Edge Podcast Clayton is joined by chess player turned professional poker player Katie Stone. She discusses her history in poker, the parallels between chess and poker and her role with Borgata Poker. Today's strategy segment discusses hands from Katie's runs in the Borgata Poker Open.

On this episode of the Tournament Poker Edge Podcast, we reveal some huge news about the podcast and we review some hands from the recent Borgata Poker Open.

Jesse Sylvia banked nearly $5.3 million when he finished runner-up in the 2012 World Series of Poker main event. In the years since, the Martha’s Vineyard native has proven that he is no fluke, making two more WSOP final tables and winning his first World Poker Tour title at the Borgata Poker Open for a little over $820,000. In total, Sylvia has earned more than $6.8 million in live tournaments. Highlights from this interview include living on an island, big pressure final tables, wonderful college professors, the 4Heart Suit, credit card roulette, imaginary numbers, pepper steak, and being a master of your domain… at the table.

On this episode of the Tournament Poker Edge Podcast, Chris "MovesLikeDarvin" Moon and Shaun "Cougars4444" Hendrickson join us to discuss some hands played by RonFezBuddy at the recent Borgata poker Open. Topics covered include bet sizing, barreling, and more.