Podcasts about The Hendon Mob

In de PokerCity Podcast #72 bespreken Mark Roovers, Wouter Beltz en Pieter Salet de actualiteiten in de pokerwereld. Diverse onderwerpen passeren de revue, zoals de Irish Open, de 'nitroll' van de eeuw en Ali Imsirovic die uit een live event werd gezet. Daarnaast gaat het ook over fitheid aan de pokertafel en zorgen voor jezelf, zodat je kunt presteren aan de pokertafel. Dat dit niet altijd meevalt, ondervond Kracht Tonen helaas aan den lijve en dat verhaalt deelt hij in de podcast. Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+.In deze aflevering van de PokerCity Podcast weer eens een keer geen gast, maar hosts Mark Roovers, Wouter Beltz en Pieter Salet die over poker en randzaken praten. Een diverse aflevering, waarin allerlei onderwerpen de revue passeren. Naast de genoemde onderwerpen in de intro, blikken we ook terug op de Rotterdam Poker Series. Daarnaast bespreken we het feelgood verhaal van Sandu Dumitru, die op sensationele wijze een €10.350 WSOP Europe ticket won bij de EPF Dutch Classics in Rozvadov.We blikken ook vooruit op de WSOP in Las Vegas. De WSOP heeft een WSOP+ app gelanceerd, waarmee je jezelf direct kunt inkopen en inschrijven voor de toernooien. Dit kan ook via Luxon Pay, wat een hoop gezeul met dollars naar Amerika kan schelen. Mark Roovers haalde Hendon-Mob vlaggetjes op bij de Irish Open én wist weer een mooie pokergoodie mee naar huis te krijgen.  Dit en meer pokerpaat in de podcast.Veel luisterplezier met deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast!

Life Outside Poker is a podcast for PokerNews hosted by Connor Richards that seeks to pull back the curtain on poker players and allow viewers and listeners to get to know them on a personal level. In the 27th episode, Connor talks with World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner and venture capitalist David Daneshgar, who used poker winnings to launch a successful start-up that raised tens of millions. The Californian with $2.5 million in Hendon Mob earnings talks about his companies BloomNation and Whippy AI, teaching a college poker class, quitting his finance job to play poker, and getting Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss to write his letter of recommendation to business school. Daneshgar also spoke about getting cheated in private LA games, AI in poker, and why entrepreneurs should play in poker games. This interview was filmed in March in the new Venetian Poker Studio at Venetian Las Vegas. The Life Outside Poker podcast is available on major streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud and iHeartRadio. You can also watch the interview with David Daneshgar by heading to the PokerNews YouTube channel. Be sure to follow David Daneshgar and Connor Richards on X. Learn More About Life Outside Poker! Timestamps Time Topic 0:00 Intro 1:15 Memories at the Venetian 1:50 Growing up in LA 5:30 Teaching a poker class at UC Berkeley 10:38 Quitting finance job to play poker 14:34 2008 WSOP bracelet win 17:44 Jerry Buss letter of recommendation 22:29 Starting BloomNation w/ poker winnings 26:37 Whippy AI 30:09 AI and poker 33:04 Private LA games 33:47 Getting cheating in home game 34:49 Business and poker 37:21 Return to poker 38:36 Book recommendation 39:54 Advice for younger self 41:01 Favorite life lesson from poker

In de PokerCity Podcast #70 is Eli Fisz te gast. Fisz is een regular bij de grote Holland Casino toernooien en speelt ook graag toernooien in het buitenland. In 2023 had Fisz een topjaar met bijna $500K aan live toernooicashes. In de podcast gaat Fisz in gesprek met Lars Smeets en Wouter Beltz. Fisz heeft de nodige anekdotes in petto en heeft het ook over de pokercoaching die hij krijgt.PokerCity Podcast aflevering #70 - Eli FiszIn deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast is Eli Fisz te gast. Fisz is een regular bij de grote Holland Casino toernooien en speelt ook graag toernooien in het buitenland. Eli Fisz heeft zich de afgelopen jaren stevig op de kaart gezet in het live poker circuit met een reeks indrukwekkende resultaten. Zijn grootste cash kwam in februari 2023 tijdens de EPT in Parijs, waar hij derde werd in het €1.100 FPS Main Event en €128.530 opstreek.Slechts een maand later behaalde hij in Amsterdam een tweede plek in het €1.100 WPT Prime Main Event, goed voor €107.701. In april 2023 schreef hij het €770 Main Event van de Rotterdam Poker Series op zijn naam, wat hem €52.303 opleverde. Eerder, in mei 2022, eindigde Fisz als runner-up in het €2.000 High Roller-event van de WSOP Circuit in Venlo voor €45.363. Fisz maakte zijn debuut op de Hendon Mob in januari 2017 met een negende plaats in het Main Event van de Utrecht Series of Poker, waarmee hij zijn eerste live cash van €6.310 noteerde.Hoogste tijd om Fisz beter te leren kennen in de PokerCity Podcast. En Fisz heeft de nodige mooie anekdotes paraat over zijn ervaringen in en rondom de pokerwereld. Daarnaast vertelt hij ook over de pokercoaching die hij krijgt en wat dat met zijn spel doet. Veel luisterplezier met deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast!

In de PokerCity Podcast #69 is Alberto Stegeman te gast. Poker is al jaren een grote hobby hobby van Stegeman. Hij is regelmatig te zien aan de pokertafels van de grote toernooiseries in Holland Casino, bij de EPT en bij de WSOP. Voor Stegeman is poker een sport, totaal niet te vergelijken met het andere aanbod van spellen in het casino. In de podcast heeft Stegeman het met Mark Roovers en Pieter Salet over de ontwikkeling van poker de laatste jaren, de verhoging van de kansspelbelasting en zijn eigen passie voor poker. Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+ PokerCity Podcast aflevering #69 - Alberto StegemanIn deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast is Alberto Stegeman te gast. Alberto Stegeman beleefde zijn grote pokerdoorbraak in 2018 met de winst van het MCOP Main Event voor €240.000. Stegeman had poker tien jaar eerder in Las Vegas ontdekt en is sindsdien fanatiek pokeraar. Buiten de pokerwereld is Stegeman natuurlijk bekend van zijn televisieprogramma's, waaronder Undercover in Nederland dat al sinds 2005 een begrip is in Nederland.Zijn er paralellen te trekken tussen het ontmaskeren van oplichters en het betrappen van pokerspelers op een bluf? Heeft Stegeman voordeel van zijn mensen kennis aan de pokertafel? Zomaar wat vragen die de revue passeren in de podcast.Stegeman is sinds 2017 regelmatig actief bij de grote toernooiseries in Holland Casino. Naast zijn grote score bij de MCOP in 2018, werd Stegeman in 2024 vierde bij de Dutch Open en kwam hij dus heel dicht bij de titel Nederlands Kampioen. Ondertussen heeft Stegeman al $835.487 aan cashes op z'n Hendon Mob staan, goed voor de 50e plek op de all-time moneylist van Nederland.In de podcast geeft Stegeman zijn visie op diverse zaken in de pokerwereld. De nieuwe generatie pokerspelers die door de vele trainingsmogelijkheden al snel heel goed zijn. De rumoerige legalisering van de online kansspelen die veel in het nieuws wordt komt ter sprake. Stegeman kraakt diverse kritische noten in deze podcast.Veel luisterplezier met deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast!

In de PokerCity Podcast #65 is Arne Coulier te gast. Arne won twee keer het Belgisch kampioenschap poker en boekte live en online de nodige successen. De laatste jaren is de pokercarriere van de Belg meer en meer een lijdensweg geworden. Coulier is nu met pokerbreak en praat in de PokerCity Podcast openhartig met Mark Roovers en Pieter Salet over zijn worstelingen en ervaringen. Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+PokerCity Podcast aflevering #65 - Arne CoulierIn deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast is Arne Coulier te gast. En hij heeft een ander verhaal te vertellen dan dat je doorgaans tegenkomt in de pokermedia. Natuurlijk, Arne heeft grote successen gekend (winnaar BPC Namur in 2014 en 2015) en prachtige dingen meegemaakt dankzij poker. Op de Hendon Mob is Arne goed voor $716.000 aan live cashes en de 16e plek op de Belgische all-time moneylist. Maar nu bevindt Coulier zich aan de andere zijde van de medaille.Gedoe met de belasting, een flinke make-up bij zijn backer en een gebrek aan plezier in het spel, spelen Coulier parten. Het lijkt zo mooi het leven van een pokerpro, maar onder aan de streep is het ook gewoon keihard werken en emotioneel zwaar. Coulier geeft openhartig inzicht in zijn kijk op poker en op het leven. Ook Mark Roovers deelt inzichten in zijn eigen pokerleven en de downsides.Met zijn verhaal hoopt Coulier een lans te breken voor andere spelers die het moeilijk hebben. Arne is zeker niet uitgekeken op het spel poker, maar kiest op dit moment voor zijn eigen welzijn boven alles. We willen Arne ook via deze weg bedanken voor zijn openheid en bijdrage aan de poker community door zijn verhaal te delen.Dat Arne het spel nog steeds mooi vindt, kan overigens zondag 2 februari beluisterd worden. Dan is Arne commentator bij de PokerCity stream van de FT van het Winter Festival Namur.

Nous avons le plaisir ce week-end de visiter la capitale belge du poker à l'occasion des Circus Poker Series et de recevoir au micro : Kenny Hallaert : excellent joueur de poker, 3e joueur belge sur Hendon Mob, ex-directeur de tournoi au Circus Casino Resort de Namur et team pro / consultant chez PokerStars. Grégory Puissant : poker manager au Circus Casino Resort Namur (19 tables de poker au quotidien et jusqu'à 70 tables en configuration festival). Grégory y a fait carrière depuis 17 ans après des études de graphisme.  Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Réalisation et montage : David Club Poker Radio vous est présentée par Winamax, le n°1 du poker en ligne.   Perte d'argent, conflits familiaux, addiction… Les jeux d'argent sont interdits aux moins de 18 ans et peuvent être dangereux. En cas de besoin, contactez le 09 74 75 13 13.

Nous avons le privilège et le plaisir de recevoir ce vendredi au studio l'une des légendes vivantes du poker français, l'un des joueurs  le plus régulier du circuit avec une année 2024 exceptionnelle. Michel Leibgorin : joueur amateur éclairé français, spécialiste des tournois MTTs et des variantes. Michel a terminé 5e du high roller du FPS en marge de l'EPT Paris 2024 (1091 entrants) et a signé la place de runner-up du 2/7 Lowball face à quelques 452 compétiteurs. L'homme à la loupe vit à fond sa passion du poker et se classe régulièrement, 36e joueur français sur Hendon Mob, il a marqué ses premières lignes en francs avant la naissance de Romain Lewis. Fiona Leibgorin : fille de Michel, scénariste et créatrice du podcast C'est quoi le Pitch. Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Streaming : Marin Réalisation et montage : Gabriel Club Poker Radio vous est présentée par Winamax, le n°1 du poker en ligne.   Perte d'argent, conflits familiaux, addiction… Les jeux d'argent sont interdits aux moins de 18 ans et peuvent être dangereux. En cas de besoin, contactez le 09 74 75 13 13.

This week, we are locked in with poker player, advocate and globetrotter Maureen Bloechlinger. The conversation kicks off with a catch-up of Maureen's year so far as she hunts Hendon Mob flags all over the globe. This segues nicely to a chat about her Facebook groups and the role of such groups in the game. Dara tells us about his new course ‘Poker Study Simplified' as he and Barry take players through their paces as they try to get to grips with ranges, solvers, GTO, exploits and ICM. David's recent article about late registration is discussed in depth, as is the trend towards crypto-poker sites and the potential implications for ambassadors/affiliates representing those sites.

This week (ok not really this week), we are locked in and sounding out Niall Farrell ahead of his much anticipated BBC documentary ‘The Four Rules Of The Poker Kings' directed by BAFTA-winning filmmaker Greg Clark! The film was pushed back from its original April release date, as was this episode, hence a few anachronistic references to the Irish Open! In what is nonetheless a belter of an episode, the lads preview the documentary with exclusive clips from Niall's poker adventures in 2021/2022. Before they all get to that though, there is some talk about the Irish Open Leaderboard (AKA the Firaldo Cup) which was coincidentally won by our host David Lappin and another Niall Farrell idea ~ a Hendon Mob flag inspired ‘Amazing Race'. The conversation then moves onto the documentary and how it captures both sides of the poker life. Niall on the felt wins are shown alongside his losses and, maybe most importantly, against the backdrop of family life. There is also footage from the life of fellow Scottish poker pro David Docherty as he navigates his way in the game. The film ‘The Four Rules Of The Poker Kings' airs on BBC Scotland at 9pm on August 16th. It will also be available to watch on the iPlayer.

In the 835th episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway is joined by poker pros Shaun Deeb and Josh Arieh, who fill in as special co-hosts at Level 9 in Las Vegas where the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) is happening now!  Hear about how Fortnite helped them form Team Lucky alongside Matt Glantz and reigning WSOP Main Event champ Daniel Weinman, Arieh's Poker Stake venture, and their thoughts on the Poker Hall of Fame, including Scott Seiver's chances of getting in after he recently won his fifth gold bracelet. They also weigh in on two hot topics from this week in poker -- whether or not phones, spurred by solver software debates, and excessive masking should be allowed at poker tables. Speaking of gold, Malcolm Trayner captured his first WSOP bracelet in Event #5: $1,000 Mystery Millions for $1,000,000, while two other players scored million-dollar bounties. Unfortunately, their reactions were a bit subdued, much to the dismay of many in the poker community. That said, two other players had boisterous celebrations when they pulled six-figure bounties. See them all in the latest episode, as well as a winner interview from Trayner. Finally, learn about other bracelet winners such as David Prociak and Simeon Spasov, get an update on the $25K Fantasy league, and see Jack Binion walk the halls of the Horseshoe and reminisce about 55 years of the WSOP! A new PokerNews Podcast will drop twice weekly during the 2024 WSOP every Tuesday and Friday at 8a PT / 11a ET / 4p UK time. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you do not miss an episode! Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:04 | Welcome to the show 00:34 | What is Team Lucky? 03:28 | Appreciating the concept of luck 05:15 | Big bet on Glantz & Arieh winning their first Fotrnite game 07:06 | Hot Topic Debate – Phones & Masks at the table 14:51 | Arieh on benefits of Poker Stake 16:45 | How do you feel about masks & accessories at the table 20:36 | Malcolm Trayner wins $1,000 Mystery Millions for $1,000,000 22:00 | Lackluster reactions to $1,000,000 bounty draws 25:07 | Big reactions to six-figure bounty pulls! 26:48 | Scott Seiver wins Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship for $426,744 & 5th bracelet 27:19 | Scott Seiver for the Poker Hall of Fame? 31:11 | Shaun Deeb retiring? 34:09 | David Prociak wins $1,500 Badugi for 2nd gold bracelet 34:35 | France's Thibault Perissat wins $1,000 Super Bounty Turbo for $197,308 35:23 | Simeon Spasov wins $1,500 6-Handed NLH to for $439,815 & 2nd bracelet 36:20 | $25K Fantasy update 39:56 | Jack Binion visits Horseshoe for WSOP 44:02 | Sarah Runner's Hendon Mob profile

In de PokerCity Podcast aflevering #54 is Tobias Peters te gast. Peters zag in 2023 een grote pokerdroom in vervulling gaan met het winnen van een WSOP bracelet. De live toernooipro heeft nog meer pokerdoelen, maar zijn gezin komt altijd op de eerste plaats.  Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+PokerCity Podcast aflevering #54 - Tobias Peters te gastIn deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast is Tobias Peters te gast. Peters is al jaren een vaste waarde bij veel toernooien in binnen- en buitenland. Hij speelt voornamelijk live pokertoernooien en is de Nederlander met de meeste live toernooicashes en met de meeste verschillende vlaggetjes op de Hendon Mob.De laatste jaren combineert Peters het leven als live pokerpro met het gezinsleven, wat voor hem op de eerste plek komt. Peters vertelt hoe hij zijn pokerleven en gezinsleven combineert. Daarnaast geeft de nummer negen van de Nederlandse all-time moneylist tips voor beginnende spelers waar je op kunt letten als je live gaat pokeren.De Nederlandse Poker Hall of Famer gaat ook weer naar Las Vegas voor de WSOP, maar niet zo lang als hij eerder wel eens deed. Zo lang weg bij zijn gezin, dat ziet Peters niet zitten. Maar hij loert natuurlijk wel op nog een WSOP bracelet en dan eentje uit Vegas, want zijn eerste bracelet won hij in Rozvadov bij de WSOP Europe.Gastheren Wouter Beltz en Tobias Peters spreken uitgebreid met Peters over zijn pokerleven in deze podcast.Veel luisterplezier bij deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast!

In de PokerCity Podcast aflevering #49 is Mateusz Moolhuizen te gast. Moolhuizen won bij de EPT Parijs het €1.100 France Poker Series Main Event voor €470K, een mooie aanleiding om eens het gesprek aan te gaan. Sinds Moolhuizen in 2011 een Unibet Open won, speelt hij regelmatig met succes grote live toernooien. En ja, we hebben het ook over 'die bad beat' die Moolhuizen een bracelet kostte bij de WSOP vorig jaar. De gastheren zijn Wouter Beltz en Pieter Salet. Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+PokerCity Podcast aflevering #49 - Mateusz Moolhuizen te gastIn deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast is Mateusz Moolhuizen te gast. Moolhuizen pokert al vele jaren en won diverse grote toernooien zowel live als online. Vorige maand bij de EPT Parijs zegevierde Moolhuizen nog in het €1.100 France Poker Series Main Event voor €470K. Een mooie aanleiding om Moolhuizen uit te nodigen voor de podcast.We hebben het met Moolhuizen over zijn reis door pokerland, vanaf het ontdekken van het spelletje via zijn onverwachte zege bij de Unibet Open in 2011 naar de FPS titel in 2024. Onderweg gebeurde er een hoop en we zoomen met Moolhuizen in op een aantal momenten uit zijn pokercarriere. Moolhuizen deelt leuke anekdotes met ons en vertelt ook waarom we hem niet kunnen vinden op de Hendon Mob voor een overzichtje van zijn resultaten.Die ene bad beat bij de WSOP 2023 in Las Vegas komt ook ter sprake, waarbij Moolhuizen met nog één kaart te gaan twee outs moest ontwijken voor een bracelet. Het noodlot sloeg helaas toe voor de Nederlander, die vertelt hoe hij daar mee om ging en toch blij was met die tweede plek. Deze en andere onderwerpen komen ter sprake in deze podcast.

In the 820th episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway sat down with Tom "durrrr" Dwan for a 45-minute in-depth conversation about the debt allegations recently level against him by Peter Jetten and Haralabos Voulgaris.  Jetten, who has over $9.3 million in The Hendon Mob cashes, was first to bring forth allegations against Dwan for failing to pay off debts. He did so on Feb. 18 when he wrote: "Would caution against doing business with Tom Dwan. He's owed me 226k for 4 years and continues to use delay tactics to avoid payment." Find out what Dwan had to say about the whole situation. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 - Introduction 00:33 - Dwan laughs at “JMo” ripping Chad's interview 01:51 - Durrrr thinks people on social media go for “gotcha” stuff 02:38 - Jetten says Dwan owes him $226k 04:19 - Explains why he doesn't feel Jetten is right 06:18 - Denies owing Jetten full amount 11:13 - Discussing the possibility of arbitration with Jetten 16:08 - Dwan doesn't want to talk about Haralabos yet 18:03 - Says Jetten isn't acting in good faith 18:34 - Claims Jetten owes him money 21:13 - Briefly addresses issues with Jungleman 24:43 - Starts talking about Haralabos Voulgaris 30:41 - Denies owing $350k to Voulgaris 36:57 - Admits there were times he mishandled Jungleman dispute 41:23 - Dwan says cheating in poker is a problem 42:53 - Discussing Dwan's ACR Poker signing

Clint plays the Main Event at Texas Card House with a top prize of 100,000 dollars, and makes a deep run. Tyler raises a speculative hand preflop, and gets it all in on runner runner.

Welcome to Episode 176! In this episode, MTT Coach Gareth James and Peak Performance Mindset Coach Dr. Tricia Cardner are back discussing all things poker strategy & mindset. In this episode, the hosts discussed their recent poker escapades including Gareth's time playing SCOOP and Tricia's recent visit to The Lodge. Topics discussed include: The role of variance in results and how it can be hard to tell if it was just bad luck or if poor play was to blameWhether or not Hendon Mob results are an accurate representation of how good & profitable a player isWhy mental game work is never one and done and why mental toughness is paramount to long-term successResourcesPreorder Gareth's book The Final Table: https://amzn.to/3ZOjCcV Order Purposeful Practice for Poker: https://amzn.to/41QBGVC Order Positive Poker: https://amzn.to/430foBf Order Peak Poker Performance: https://amzn.to/3GdxZ2KCheck out Dr. Cardner's Progressive relaxation video (short version): https://youtu.be/pBbuwcFbfFA Dr. Cardner's < 60 second video with the instructions for tactical breathing: https://youtube.com/shorts/bMfR8nwQdto?feature=share Check out Gareth's program Train and Play Like the Pros that will prepare you for large MTT series (both online and live): https://www.mttpokerschool.com/ Check out Tricia's on-demand mental game trainings at: https://www.peakpokermindset.com/ Want us to answer your poker question?Post it in Dr. Tricia's private Facebook group! Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PokerMindsetMasteryOr in Gareth's private Facebook group! Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pokerprofits Or Tweet us: @drtriciacardner @MTTpokerschool @PokerOnTheMind

On the latest PokerNews Podcast episode, Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen continue The Chad & Jesse Poker Show straight from the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP).  They are joined by GGPoker Ambassador Jason Koon, who took some time before jumping into the WSOP $250,000 Super High Roller. Koon talks about expecting his second child, and as fate would have it, the day after recording his wife went into labor and he had to pull out of the aforementioned tournament. In addition to sharing what it's like being a family man, Koon discusses integrity in poker, his personal goals, and a never-before-shared prop bet he has with Bill Perkins. Koon, who currently sits fifth on the all-time poker money list according to The Hendon Mob with nearly $48 million, also discusses his love of poker history, shares a Doyle Brunson story, and just opens up about poker and life. Don't miss your chance to hear from one of the best. Chad and Jesse then do a new "Calling the Clock" segment in which they offer quick two-minute dialogues for topics on “The Board.” Here's a look at this episode's topics: - Failed Texas Poker Bill - Ben Lamb wins 2nd bracelet - Phil Hellmuth & Daniel Negreanu make runs - Wild AA v KK v KK v QQ hand - Mike Holtz WSOP.com Online POY? - John Monnette captures bracelet No. 5 - $50K PPC starts Sunday - Shaun Deeb wins his sixth WSOP gold bracelet Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:35 | Welcome to the show 00:47 | Revealing Today's Guest Jason Koon 01:34 | Daniel Negreanu Misbehaves After VGK Stanley Cup Win 04:43 | WSOP Player of the Year Standings Update 07:15 | Global Poker: Grand Prix Turbo Series 08:29 | Calling The Clock 08:28 | Texas Poker Bill 2345: Update 10:30 | Ben Lamb Issues $500 Twitter Challenge 12:32 | Update on Daniel Negreanu & Phil Hellmuth 14:32 | Aces vs Kings vs Kings vs Queens :exploding_head: 16:33 | WSOP.com PoY - Mike Holtz again? 18:33 | John Monnette Joins 5-Timers Club 20:32 | Can Jungleman Win 3 In a Row? 22:33 | Shaun Deeb Wins Sixth WSOP Bracelet 24:46 | Jason Koon Joins Chad & Jesse 25:20 | Jason Koon about why the 250k is special to him 29:25 | Jason Koon Gives Poker Advice 32:42 | Is Jason one of the fittest poker players? 34:11 | Poker Integrity Council 37:11 | Poker Hall of Fame 40:00 | Giving up on poker 40:46 | Triton Poker Dan Smith 43:13 | Who Will Win the $250K?

On episode #123 of the Cardschat Podcast we have the pleasure of welcoming "Miami" John Cernuto. John holds a special place in poker lore, having racked up the most cashes in the history of live ranking tournament poker. Currently that tally is over 625 cashes according to the Hendon Mob. On today's show, we'll take a tour through his illustrious poker career, and we'll also get to learn about him and his life away from the felt.

Welcome back! Today's episode kicks off with talking about Smitty's never ending heater. Guy is final tabling something new every single night! We then talk about if someone should play the $5k 6-max or the $600 deepstack, we do some discussion on if you should play the Main or attend a wedding, do some Hendon Mob scrolling, and Jamie Gold is on our shit list! Enjoy!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/crackingaaces

Born April 6, 1982, in Colorado, Steve O'Dwyer got into poker after seeing Chris Moneymaker win the 2003 World Series of Poker (WSOP). A Bachelor of Science in Communications graduate from East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina, O'Dwyer worked briefly in broadcasting before making a career for himself in the poker world.O'Dwyer, who is friends with fellow poker pros Scott Seiver and Isaac Haxton, had more than $31.5 million in lifetime earnings (as of summer 2022) dating back to 2007 according to The Hendon Mob. That includes a career-best of $1,872,580 for winning the 2015 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) $100,000 Super High Roller.He also has five other seven-figure scores including $1,811,638 for winning the 2014 APPT Macau Super High Roller; $1,604,972 for taking down the 2013 European Poker Tour (EPT) Monte Carlo Grand Final Main Event; $1,520,565 for placing second in the 2017 APPT Macau Super High Roller; $1,300,000 for taking second in the 2018 partypoker LIVE MILLIONS; and $1,088,783 for winning the 2017 PokerStars Championship Macau Super High Roller.O'Dwyer, who now calls Ireland home, has also appeared at three final tables on the World Poker Tour (WPT) finishing sixth in the 2009 WPT Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic for $202,362; fifth in the 2012 WPT World Championship for $192,176; and runner-up in the 2011 WPT Venice for $125,740.O'Dwyer is known for winning tournaments in countries all across the country, and in June 2022 added Spain to the list when he emerged victorious in the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Europe Main Event in Barcelona, good for a €250,000 top prize.Here's what you can expect on this week's show:0:00 Introduction0:55 A victim of grave injustice - don't fly Lufthansa10:50 Struggles when starting out in poker14:54 The journey of a poker tournament22:37 Known for his hero calls28:11 The Sheriff30:50 If your not looking bad often - you're doing something wrong35:05 Morocco - Escaping a civil war and a pushy customs agent43:26 - The Irish Open - A most emotional win45:40 Dublin is better than London47:34 Speculating on ancient civilizations and a quest to Guatemala to become The Jungleman55:07 O'Dwyer's Lucky Charms1:14:58 An unlucky Luxon hat and a magic conch shell1:20:24 Practical and mystical advice for tournament players▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLifeConnect with Steve O'Dwyer:Twitter: @steveodwyerInstagram: @doctormindbenderFollow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social:Websites: https://www.wtgol.comInstagram: @wtgolpodcast@thedancatesTwitter: @junglemandan

Mike Gorodinsky is an American poker player. He has won two World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets including the prestigious $50,000 Poker Players Championship in 2015. In that same year, he won WSOP Player of the Year. Gorodinsky was born in St Petersburg, Russia and graduated from Olin Business School at the Washington University in St. Louis in 2009. His first recorded cash on The Hendon Mob came in 2008, with Gorodinsky's cashes coming in a wide variety of tournaments including 8-Game, Chinese Poker, and Pot-Limit Omaha. Gorodinsky made his first WSOP final table in 2012, finishing sixth in the $2,500 10-Game and won his first WSOP bracelet in 2013, taking down Event #5: $2,500 Omaha/Seven-Card Stud Hi-Low 8-or-Better for $216,958. In 2015, Gorodinsky was named WSOP Player of the Year after a performance that saw him finish second in the $10,000 Razz Championship and win the $50,000 Poker Players Championship 12 months after finishing ninth in the same event. Since 2015, he has been a regular at the WSOP and in High Roller Mixed Game tournaments. In 2018, he won a US Poker Open Pot-Limit Omaha title in 2018 for $179,200. Here is what you can expect on this week's show! 2:46 Starting out as a PLO player but missing out on the boom 8:58 Mixed games proficiency and strategy 16:10 Side Action Hustles 32:00 Chinese Poker is all about the math 34:37 Surfing and rock climbing to lead a well-balanced life 36:30 A musical duet between Mike and Jungleman 53:00 Don't mess with the Jungleman ▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLife Connect with Mike Gorodinsky: Twitter: @gordoMG Follow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social: Websites: https://www.wtgol.com Instagram: @wtgolpodcast @thedancates Twitter: @junglemandan

On episode #108 of the CardsChat podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming Raminder Singh. Though he refers to himself as the “True Poker Amateur”, he has put together an outstanding resume that includes almost $2 million in career tournament earnings with 75 titles and over 330 registered cashes on the Hendon Mob, also earning him the nickname “The Raminator”. He's also a dedicated family man and the CEO of a management consulting company, hence why he considers himself a recreational player. Well, if that's the case, he is arguably the most successful recreational player in all of poker, and we're thrilled to learn some more about Raminder and get to know him a little better.

Cette semaine, nous avons le plaisir de recevoir au studio deux amateurs passionnés : Corinne Bauché aka AAnomalie (ex Coco_DM) : Grande fan du PLO8, Coryn a été l'une des grandes régulières des tournois privés du CPTV et en particulier des challenges de Veunstyle mettant en lumière les variantes. Tout récemment elle gagne l'un des tournois des Winamax Series en PLO8. Son one time date de 2014 avec quelques 91k gagné à Barcelone à l'Estrellas. Corinne est une mordue de Théâtre, restos, brunchs et TikTok.... Elle est aussi très superstitieuse. Jean-Louis Santoni aka Palleca5 : A 52 ans, Jean-Louis est passionné par la Corse, la guitare et... le poker qu'il pratique depuis ses 16 ans. Online, il a joué partout depuis 2006 : UltimateBet, Full Tilt, Bodog, PKR, Partouche, Winamax et PokerStars. Sa modeste Hendon Mob le classe 408e joueur fr : très solide pour un amateur éclairé ! Il revient juste du WPT Miami et prépare déjà son voyage à Las Vegas pour juin. L'invité de Gaëlle : Javier Grant, aka Le Grasquet, joueur online du Costa Rica. Coach du site Pocarr, il publie aussi beaucoup de vidéos technique sur sa chaîne YouTube.   Les martinades : par Horn33t Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Chronique : Martin Streaming : Steven Réalisation et montage : Simon Musique : G-Process

No Pokercast 208, discutimos a aprovação da PL442 na Câmara dos Deputados, conversamos sobre o anúncio de torneios e datas da WSOP 2022, celebramos os 4 anos do Pokercast no Superpoker, falamos sobre o anúncio da presença de Felipe “Mojave” Ramos no Flow Podcast, discutimos sobre a aposta de perda de peso entre Doug Polk e Bill Perkins e falamos da volta do High Stakes Poker e da aproximação do BSOP São Paulo. O entrevistado é Paulo Gini, três vezes top 10 do Hendon Mob em números de ITMs e jogador conhecido e querido pela comunidade de poker brasileira. Gini conta tudo sobre sua vida, carreira e fala sobre sua incrível coleção de memorabília de futebol. BODOG - GANHE ATÉ 100% DE BÔNUS E TICKETS PARA PRIMEIROS DEPÓSITOS! USE NOSSO LINK E ABRA SUA CONTA: https://spkr.cc/Bodog Entre no grupo da Duart Tips, clicando aqui: https://t.me/duarttips Baixe o app do Suprema Poker na Play Store e App Store! Jogue no Stars Poker Club: starspoker.com.br Abra sua conta no Pay4Fun: https://spkr.cc/Pay4Fun Telegram do Pokercast: (031) 9-7518-9609 Assine nosso podcast (copie e cole esse link no seu aplicativo de podcasts preferido, ou procure por Superpoker ou Pokercast!): https://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:174415076/sounds.rss Você pode ouvi-lo pelo iTunes, WeCast entre outras plataformas de sua preferência. Toda semana, um episódio novo! E também estamos no Spotify, Deezer e Amazon Music!

Fresh off the heels of her 2021 GPI Player of the Year award, Nadya Magnus gives Kara a glimpse into the sacrifice and dedication it took for her to achieve this prestigious title. Magnus, whose first Hendon Mob cash dates back to 2008, has been steadily grinding the tournament circuit for well over a decade en route to the top of the GPI index. Her consistency paid off last year with her taking home $426,161 of her $1,287,596 total career earnings. But there's more to the story. Magnus was in position to earn the GPI title in 2020, when on December 3rd, it was announced the 2020 title would be canceled due to the pandemic's effect on travel and live events. She goes on to detail the emotional and physical toll it took to replicate her results two years in a row, especially while falling victim to the bad side of variance in the final two months of the year. Kara and Nadya then dive deeper and discuss her unwillingness to compromise her beliefs, her upbringing in the Soviet Union and what it means to see more women at the poker table. This includes her recent philanthropic efforts where she gifted three $5,000 buy-ins to women poker players at the Wynn Winter Classic. Don't forget to check out our previous episodes with Ebony Kenney, Phil Galfond, Mori Eskandani, Jason Koon, Dominik Nitsche, Vanessa Selbst, Maria Ho and many more of poker's most fascinating personalities.

Today's guest on CPG is the president of The Hendon Mob & Global Poker Index, the one and only Eric Danis.Throughout his life Eric has loved all things sports and all things statistics… which makes for a pretty seamless transition into the world of poker.After first hopping into the poker space about a decade ago, through hard work and determination, he's risen up the ranks from basically being an unpaid intern to running two of the most trusted & well-respected poker websites in the world.In today's episode with Eric Danis you're going to hear all about his poker origin story, his passion for solving big, complex problems, and what his vision is for the future of The Hendon Mob.Now, without any further ado, I bring to you the man who spends his life spotlighting amazing poker players around the world…. A man the entire poker world should be eternally thankful and grateful for… Eric Danis.

(Topic begins at 0:23:33 mark): PFA friend Mark "shoeshine box" Fucile passes away at age 58 from cancer, Druff memorializes him.... (0:38:32): On the way to Vegas, Druff develops sudden intense illness in the middle of the desert.... (1:04:40): Update: Hospital with Druff ER fail gives result of investigation of incident.... (1:27:27): The gambling world attempts to make sense of self-professed -EV game casino crusher "Mikki Mase".... (4:14:44): Bovada and Ignition have a massive, multi-day crash -- what happened?.... (4:43:46): New rule on 2+2 means trolling days there are over.... (4:58:43): You might qualify for a free cryptotoken worth real money if you used Opensea to buy/sell NFTs.... (5:06:51): Update: Johnny Chan's 88 Social sells to new owner, changes cardroom name.... (5:14:53): Sam Farha gets roughed up by poker dealer at Legends in Houston, following alleged chronic rude behavior.... (5:28:10): Las Vegas McCarran Airport changes name to Harry Reid International Airport.... (5:38:20): PFA member "Jeff Dime" runs into weird "tenant's rights" issue during long Bally's Las Vegas stay.... (6:08:20): Paris Las Vegas security drops the ball, allows man with knife into secure area, who then attacks an employee.... (6:15:58): MGM National Harbor doing "rookie event" on February 19th, for people with less than $25k in Hendon Mob documented cashes.... (6:23:03): Omicron variant quickly dominating new infections in US, but has it evolved into something like a common cold?

(Topic begins at 0:23:33 mark): PFA friend Mark "shoeshine box" Fucile passes away at age 58 from cancer, Druff memorializes him.... (0:38:32): On the way to Vegas, Druff develops sudden intense illness in the middle of the desert.... (1:04:40): Update: Hospital with Druff ER fail gives result of investigation of incident.... (1:27:27): The gambling world attempts to make sense of self-professed -EV game casino crusher "Mikki Mase".... (4:14:44): Bovada and Ignition have a massive, multi-day crash -- what happened?.... (4:43:46): New rule on 2+2 means trolling days there are over.... (4:58:43): You might qualify for a free cryptotoken worth real money if you used Opensea to buy/sell NFTs.... (5:06:51): Update: Johnny Chan's 88 Social sells to new owner, changes cardroom name.... (5:14:53): Sam Farha gets roughed up by poker dealer at Legends in Houston, following alleged chronic rude behavior.... (5:28:10): Las Vegas McCarran Airport changes name to Harry Reid International Airport.... (5:38:20): PFA member "Jeff Dime" runs into weird "tenant's rights" issue during long Bally's Las Vegas stay.... (6:08:20): Paris Las Vegas security drops the ball, allows man with knife into secure area, who then attacks an employee.... (6:15:58): MGM National Harbor doing "rookie event" on February 19th, for people with less than $25k in Hendon Mob documented cashes.... (6:23:03): Omicron variant quickly dominating new infections in US, but has it evolved into something like a common cold?

On episode #60 of the CardsChat podcast we have the pleasure of welcoming Ali Nejad. Ali is best known in the world of poker as one of the great broadcasters of the game, but he is so much more than that! He's also a great poker player, though you wouldn't know it by looking at his Hendon Mob page, because he is a cash game and mixed game specialist. Broadcasting and poker have taken him all around the world where he has experienced a wide array of extremely cool things. The man likes fast cars, private jets, and feeding pandas, and today we get to know him a little better.

Poker great Daniel Negreanu joins us on First Flag to talk about his very first registered result on The Hendon Mob - at the Orleans in Las Vegas 24 years ago this week. Kid Poker also reminisces about his start in underground clubs in Toronto and recalls playing a hand, as a 17-year-old, with none other than Isai Scheinberg.

This week, PocketFives President & Editor in Chief Lance Bradley is joined by his counterpart with the Hendon Mob and Global Poker Index, Eric Danis to talk about the passing of 1999 WSOP Main Event champion Noel Furlong, the smashing success of the Wynn Millions, Phil Hellmuth's upcoming opponent in High Stakes Duel III, and the WSOP Online bracelet events as well as the return of the GPI Rankings!

On episode #44 of the CardsChat podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming Eric Danis. Eric is the President of the Global Poker Index and Hendon Mob. An absolute treasure trove of trivia as relates to everything about stats and numbers in the poker world, Eric leads the equivalent of poker's Elias Sports Bureau. He also proudly presides over our industry's annual awards ceremony, and is just one of the nicest and most pleasant people you'll ever meet. Today we'll get to know him a little better.

On this episode of First Flag, Roland is joined by Joe Beevers. One of the four men responsible for the creation of The Hendon Mob, Joe talks about WSOP flags, how winning the Irish Open was a seminal moment of his career and share stories from his life in poker.

On episode #23 of the CardsChat podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming Martin Jacobson. The 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion, Martin's got over $17 million in live tournament earnings and several million in online tournament earnings. He's far and away Sweden's all-time leading tournament earner and he has an incredible 22 different flags on his Hendon Mob profile. On this episode, we learn about Martin's affinity for cooking, the importance he placed on physical and mental fitness, and what his new poker coaching venture is all about.

Ryan Reiss, the 2013 WSOP Main Event champion and WPT champion with $15M in live MTT earnings, knows the line between confident and cocky. He shares why confidence is important for success, how he stays focused when the stakes are high, and how he balances poker and family life. Tune in to hear Ryan’s thoughts on goal setting and studying – and hear why he believes your skill level and results won’t always correlate.   Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross.   Time Stamped Show Notes:                                                                                                               00:00 – 19:00 – Ryan’s thoughts on recent tournaments, the benefits of bitcoin for poker players, his poker background, and the story of his first ever recorded win. 19:00 – 35:30 – How Ryan spent his winnings, reminiscing on past wins and challenges, his secrets to success and staying focused, and the line between confidence and cocky. 35:30 – 53:00 – On skill level, results, variance, HUDs, real names, bans, limiting re-buys, online events, his thoughts on the main event, his favorite cities, and reflecting on big wins. 53:00 – 01:10:30 – The best attributes to have as a player, how he considers tournaments, how he maintains balance between poker and life, sponsorships, and 2021 thoughts. 01:10:30 – 01:25:00 – On keeping a level head in the WSOP, studying, a big picture view of the upcoming WSOP, and selling action. 01:25:00 – On being a gamer, Ryan’s poker goals, how he thinks about goal setting, poker and tournaments as a stream of income, and staking.   3 Key Points You have to have confidence. Always consider variance. Skill and results don’t always correlate.   Contact/Resources Partner - partypoker Website - Jeff Gross Poker Jeff’s Twitch Ryan’s Twitter Ryan’s Hendon Mob

Farid Jattin is currently ranked #8 in the Global Poker Index and is the all-time leading money winner from Colombia with $5.6 million in reported Hendon Mob payouts. We talk about his beginnings in poker and his journey to the top of the poker world. Farid is convinced that learning in community is critical for not only success, but balance in life. He has recently started group coaching which ignited the panel to get excited about forming a group to learn and hang out together. You can connect with Farid at faridjattinpoker.com

Alex Dreyfus, originally from France, now living in Malta, one of the betting and Blockchain hubs of the world. Alex is a true serial “net-preneur”, having started several internet related businesses, exited some successfully and struggled with some others. We are diving deep into the world of Blockchain, Tokenization (Club Token) and his current platform Socios.com powered by ChiliZ.  Alex, is raw, open and shares it like it is (enjoy the colourful language).   Key Highlights Started off as a computer geek in his hometown in France, first computer at the age of six and build his own Online Forum at the age of 14 Left school at the age of 18 without any degree & without parents approval, in 1995, created his first company Mediatis which he sold later to Publicis Group Next act, Webcity.com – initial great success and then company went bankrupt (lesson, not as important to be first….) Took a short term job to survive and then started working on his next move, WINAMAX , online poker and sports betting website targeting France (license from the UK) Sold his shares due to conflict with partners and moved to Malta (2006) and started Chiligaming – Chilipoker – online betting Sold business six years later to listed US company (Bally Technologies now called Scientific Games, listed company) Next founded Global Poker Index, global poker ranking (ATP of Poker) – started to create a “sports like product” - Global Poker League (only lasted one year, currently on hold) Learned the importance of monetization of fanbase and that's how ChiliZ got started Love hate relationship with Crypto initially – anti-Bitcoin before he started to understand the tech behind it while working on Esports and Fan engagement ideas ChiliZ – raised US$ 66 million through private placement in first half of 2018 (at the height of ICO's, before crypto crash).  Got timing right (compared to Sportsfix, Marcus' ICO in later 2018) ChiliZ is the currency of the ecosystem, the Token for activities.  Also includes an Exchange to trade the token. Originally focused on Esports but gave up due to various reasons and focused on traditional Sports teams   Socios.com – fintech fan engagement & monetization platforms for sports teams Vision – 99% of fans are not in the Stadium, how can you get the 99% deeper engaged using a Fan Token (creating Superfans) Having a share of voice – digital asset vs crypto currency  - Fan token are not a crypto currency – Socios.com launched a year ago,  300k downloads, people buy and trade token How to buy Token on the platforms…..transaction flow Tiering of Clubs decides level of Token being put out into the market Pricing of token, initially set – fluctuation based on demand once listed What is a fan – many ways to define, Fan token purchased by Crypto enthusiasts (50%) (early adopters) and superfans (non-crypto audience) (50%) Currently token only traded on ChiliZ platform, soon tradeable outside on other exchanges US$ 5-6 million worth of token sold (not money raised as you will hear

Ike Haxton, a long-time professional poker player with $27,670,939 in live earnings, explains why knowing how to learn has been monumental to his success. Ike and Jaime break down how to find your edge, why intuition plays a role in the game, and what challenges the poker industry will face as it evolves. Listen in to hear the biggest pitfall poker players face and learn Ike’s advice for improving your game and avoiding costly mistakes.   Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 06:30 – What Ike attributes to his long-term success, his approach with solvers, how beginners can get better, and how he stays current with poker education and news. 06:30 – 15:30 – Why bankroll management is such a pitfall for poker players, how intuition and biases play a role in poker, and his biggest mistakes along the way. 15:30 – 25:00 – How to know where you stand and find your edge. He also shares what he appreciates about partypoker and what issues the industry faces as it evolves. 25:00 – 30:00 - His thoughts on poker streaming, YouTubers, and bloggers, and why he believes cameras at casinos challenge the integrity of the game and invade privacy. 30:00 – 35:00 – What he’d change if he was the “partypoker boss”, what his plans are for the future, and what he’s had to learn to stay ahead of the game. 35:00 – 39:00 - How he can sit in any game, the biggest game he’s ever played, and the weekly JS Poker Hero results and challenge. 3 Key Points Solvers are key to success – but you must also know how to learn. Don’t underestimate variance! Be ready for opportunity. Contact/Resources partypoker Isaac’s Hendon Mob

Jason Koon, a professional poker player on team partypoker and a Triton Poker ambassador, breaks out some solid strategic advice for playing on the river and utilizing exploitative techniques in the game. Jason and Jaime discuss how the poker grind impacts the body and mind, the approach he’d take to teach a new player, and the slippery slope you tread when making assumptions. Listen in to hear what it takes to get outlier results, how to stay wildly motivated, and the key traits for poker success. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 05:30 – Online poker news, the money raised for dealers through the tournament, Jamie and Matt’s recent wins, information on the Galfond Challenge, and SCOOP news. 05:30 – 13:00 - Jason’s poker “love story,” how he quit insurance sales to play poker, maximizing opportunity, and a “day in the life” of Jason. 13:00 – 20:30 - How the poker grind impacts the body and mind, his breakout main event, and some technical playing advice for playing on the river. 20:30 – 26:30 - Hand strategies, exploitation vs. GTO, the approach he’d take when teaching a new player, the slippery slope when making assumptions, and how to move your way to the top. 26:30 – 36:00 - On getting outlier results, staying motivated, why his tenacity has made him successful, his advice to be clever and authentic, and why you must build studying “endurance”. 36:00 – 38:30 – the JS Poker Hero results and weekly competition. 3 Key Points We all have personal biases. The poker grind is intense – take opportunities but give yourself breaks. Exploit carefully. Contact/Resources partypoker Jason’s Twitter Jason’s Hendon Mob

Kristen Bicknell, the #1 ranking female and #7 overall on the GPI rankings, shares how she’s been able to pull off super-long sessions, even though she doesn’t necessarily recommend them. Kristen and Jaime discuss diet and fitness – and she gives advice for those of us stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak so we can stay fit and healthy. Listen in to hear why Kristen feels she’s missing out on the social aspect of poker – and learn why she plays poker on vacation.    Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 07:00 – Online poker news, live-turned-online poker event announcements, and industry updates. 07:00 – 20:00 - Kristen’s poker origin story, how she became an elite player, her progression, and what she’s learned about grinding 35-48 hour sessions. 20:00 –33:30 - Kristen’s schedule, diet and fitness advice during these times of quarantine, what she eats before a session, and why she likes intermittent fasting. 33:30 – 38:00 - On drinking alcohol, working out before a session, the struggle to shift her mind state, and missing out on the social aspect of poker. 38:00 – 42:00 - On balancing the intensity of poker, loving her life, playing poker on vacation, and playing Jamie. 42:00 – 44:40 - Reflecting on Kristen and her mindset, the JS Poker Hero competition and last week’s winner. 3 Key Points Quality over quantity. Listen to your body. Eat healthily and get exercise to play and feel better! Contact/Resources partypoker Kristen’s Twitter Kristen’s Hendon Mob

Bill Perkins knows the power of exponentials. That’s why he’s on the show to spread awareness about the coronavirus, how cases are exponentially growing, and why it’s critical that we take it seriously. He shares what he’s personally doing to change his behavior at this time and what he predicts will happen depending on how we respond as a nation. Tune in to learn about Bill’s philosophy behind his book “Die with Zero” – and hear why Bill’s so passionate about maximizing every stage of life to the fullest.    Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 15:00 – Bill talks about coronavirus, exponentials, action that needs to be taken, and why we desperately need to take it more seriously and change our behavior. 15:00 – 29:30 - The issue with testing, details about being an asymptomatic carrier of the virus, the respirator problem, how’s its impacted events, and his plans for his kid’s school. 29:30 – 42:00 - Bill’s number predictions, how he’s integrating new behaviors into his lifestyle, and some information about his new book “Die with Zero”. 42:00 – 55:30 - On taking advantage of the seasons of life, living your life off autopilot, and being able to look back and appreciate a life well-spent. 55:30 – 01:06:30 - On inheritances, understanding your peak, the scary secondary and tertiary affects, and the rollouts of the National Guard. 01:06:30 – 01:15:00 - On cancelling his trip to New York, the cancellation of big events, and a reiteration of how we must change our behavior to see positive results. 3 Key Points Wash your hands. Don’t live your life on autopilot. Coronavirus isn’t just the flu. Contact/Resources Partner - Party Poker Website - Jeff Gross Poker Bill’s Instagram Bill’s Hendon Mob

Danny Tang, a poker pro and Natural 8 ambassador with $8,400,000 in MTT earnings, gives some tips for mastering the short-deck game. He shares study/play ratio recommendations for beginners and opens up about how he builds mental strength and manages bad beats. Tune in to find out how Danny came up in the ranks and killed it in his most recent tournaments – and hear what the best players do that no one else does. Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 21:00 – Introducing Danny, his background, how he got into poker, his game preferences, study/play ratio recommendation for beginners, and a short-deck trick. 21:00 – 39:30 - On his travels, Coronavirus, having people that push him, and how he prepares for the mental side of the game. 39:00 – 51:00 - Being a Natural 8 ambassador, the best way to get to higher stakes, and how he leveled-up quickly and won big in his most recent tournaments. 51:00 – 01:03:00 - Talking about other great players, a little hint about a possible new stop, his micro-stakes downswing and why he starts complaining just on bad beats. 01:03:00 – 01:15:30 - What top pros do that others don’t, how his rankings and their importance to him have shifted, and what he did to come up in the ranks that he doesn’t do now. 01:15:30 – 01:33:00 - On being hooked on short-deck, his routine before tournaments, favorite place to visit, and how he handles bad beats in tournaments. 01:33:00 – 01:39:30 - Getting out there, giving and taking, doing things with heart and purpose, keeping community, and reminiscing on the guys that have supported him from the beginning. 3 Key Points Always keep learning. It’s not always about skill; opportunity also plays a big role in moving up to higher stakes games. Bad beats are normal – how you handle them is what makes the difference. Contact/Resources Partner - Party Poker Website - Jeff Gross Poker Daniel’s Hendon Mob

Matt Savage, the American Poker Tournament Director and Executive Tour Director of the World Poker Tour, reveals what goes on behind-the-scenes at the Poker Tournament Director’s Association. He shares his opinion on table-talk, collusion, re-entries, and disclosing your hand, and explains the role of cash games in tournaments. Tune in to find out how the Coronavirus may impact future poker events and hear Matt’s crazy stories about what he’s seen at the table and the rulings he has made. Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 22:00 – Introducing Matt, his price-pool explanation, what happens when guarantees are missed, and more about what happened behind-the-scenes in a bizarre situation. 22:00 – 32:00 - Matt’s thoughts on disclosing the contents of your hand, collusion, table-talk, live poker, how the rules around re-entries were structured, and the role of cash games. 32:00 – 47:00 - What they do at the Poker Tournament Director’s Association (TDA), big-blind ante, how Coronavirus impacted their event, and the risk for future events. 47:00 – 01:05:00 - On the WPT partnering with partypoker, the status of the Bay 101 and Shooting Star events, and how Matt finds the time for family and other hobbies. 01:05:00 – 01:22:00 - His poker Hall of Fame nominations, thoughts on other players who are crushing it, favorite tournaments, and appreciation for poker. 01:22:00 – 01:46:00 - The wildest thing Matt has seen, his craziest ruling, a story of when Robert Duvall put him in his place, and his opinion on the latest poker industry news.  3 Key Points Be fearless in the pursuit of your goals. Be patient with changes and improvements in the industry. Wild and crazy things always happen in poker. Contact/Resources Partner - Party Poker Website - Jeff Gross Poker Matt’s Twitter Matt’s Hendon Mob

Rafael Moraes, a Brazilian poker legend and 4Bet Partner with $1,627,528 of live MTT earnings, shares why he’s been playing less and what he’s been doing instead. He talks about the range of buy-ins in his stable, which spots tend to be the most profitable, and how he handles downswings. Tune in to learn what Rafael does to prepare for wins – and listen to the advice he gives new players wanting to make poker a career.  Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 21:00 – Introducing Rafael, his origin story, poker journey, and how his career has shifted over the years into a role of teaching. 21:00 – 40:00 - On being the most profitable player in Brazil, his top online and live results, and his experience playing tournaments. 40:00 – 55:30 - On Brazilian poker fans, his favorite stops, the responsibility of professionals in poker, and why poker isn’t for everyone. 55:30 – 01:17:30 - How his game has advanced, other sports teams that he supports, his sponsorship, and what he thinks about bitcoin. 01:17:30 – 01:36:30 - The range of buy-ins in his stable, which spots tends to be the most profitable, what he does to handle downswings, and how he prepares to play. 01:36:30 – 01:54:00 - Advice from Rafael for new poker players, what he would say to warn them, what he would like to see change in the poker world, and information about 4Bet.  3 Key Points Poker isn’t for everyone. Have a variety of hobbies and activities. Have a routine before you play that prepares your mindset. Contact/Resources Partner - Party Poker Website - Jeff Gross Poker Rafael’s Instagram Rafael’s Hendon Mob

Steve Fredlund, Jim Reid, Rob Washam, John Somsky, & Ian Matakis chat with Fedor Holz who retired from poker after quickly earning more than $33 million on Hendon Mob and more on-line. Fedor is incredibly interesting on his perspectives of life and you can learn more about him and connect at FedorHolz.com, Instagram Fedor Holz, or Twitter @crownupguy. You can watch the video at https://youtu.be/H3nl0rXEFaw

Today on Chasing Poker Greatness I'm going to be conversing with PartyPoker Team Online pro and Twitch streamer extraordinaire, Jeff Gross. Jeff’s been playing poker online and live for about 15 years and boasts a very impressive a very impressive resume with over $4 million in tournament winnings. At the time of recording, Pocket Fives poker database ranks Jeff at number 104 worldwide. Their numbers, of course, confirm his impressive earnings on the online streets with: - $949,000 at PokerStars - $370,000 at PartyPoker- $291,000 at Full Tilt- $147,000 at America’s Card RoomAnd finally, the Hendon Mob database credits Jeff with over $3,250,000 in live tournament winnings and over $1.4 million in online earnings. He also keeps himself busy streaming on Twitch, growing his YouTube channel, and producing his own podcast "The Flow Show" on PokerNews.com.During the conversation, Jeff will let you in on his views about studying and what it takes to keep up with an ever-evolving game like poker, the importance of the people you keep around you, and the effects of how you interact with your peers at and away from the tables.You’ll hear about the first major tournament cash that really set Jeff on the path to becoming a professional player, how black Friday changed his career and his approach to both poker and life, and plenty more. Without any further ado, this is Jeff Gross on Chasing Poker Greatness...

According to the website The Hendon Mob, the top tournament poker player of all time is the American Bryn Kenney, who has won a staggering $55.5 million. In fact, he got there in just the last six months, having won $20.5 million at a single tournament! So how did a former Magic: The Gathering player vault to the top of this leaderboard? On this week's episode of Odd Lots, Kenney explains how it all came about.

Special News Episode - There is a scandal in the Twitch Streaming/Poker world this week. Our guest to help us break down and analyze the news is Mike Breault. You might remember Mike from Episode 007 of Underserved.  We go into deep technical detail on the live-streaming poker cheating scandal at the Stones Gambling Hall involving a man named Mike Postle.  We talk about how the story broke, the Internet sleuthing that followed, and how programming and various technologies may be involved.    2+2 poker forum https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-views-gossip/mike-postle-cheating-allegations-faq-first-post-1753388/ bb/100 vs VPIP graph https://i.gyazo.com/9640d7665da6f5fbc37ad6c935334fbb.png Hendon Mob website https://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=47805 Phone leaves the rail and Postle becomes a superuser https://youtu.be/qAw9HiSpG9w?t=7249 What is a superuser http://pokerterms.com/superuser.html Poker streams on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2mtbH_7p0a4EyavEKMHTA/videos Pokernews.com interview - Andrew Milner of PokerGFX https://cutt.ly/beiWeIP Session History  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MCfupw2gOZSDj_qvfL0ndIUsyE_Nx7YLNTKVoQUR_VE/edit#gid=2044248290 Telling the player his cards didn't register https://youtu.be/M6yLN32LpGQ?t=169 

Matt Hamilton is a wonderful young player with about $275,000 in Hendon Mob earnings. Matt has been with us in the past and his great, methodical way of teaching has been very well received. In this episode Matt discussing playing Ax suited from the blinds, sharing his perspectives on key considerations and the differences of big vs. small blind play. The Panel also discusses the new membership site at recpoker.mn.co - you can get the first month free if you sign-up by the end of September.

The lads are back for Season 10 and a curtain-raiser that stars one of the greatest players of all time, Jason Mercier. They turn the tables on writer and interviewer extraordinaire Lee Davy. The hilarious Jamie Kerstetter is back, this time to talk to Dara and David about how she butchered a hand on Poker After Dark. Poker legend Barny Boatman discusses his Hendon Mob days. Ian has all the news including results from the Unibet Belgian Poker Championships.

The lads are back for Season 10 and a curtain-raiser that stars one of the greatest players of all time, Jason Mercier. They turn the tables on writer and interviewer extraordinaire Lee Davy. The hilarious Jamie Kerstetter is back, this time to talk to Dara and David about how she butchered a hand on Poker After Dark. Poker legend Barny Boatman discusses his Hendon Mob days. Ian has all the news including results from the Unibet Belgian Poker Championships.

EPISODE 30 is in full effect as professional part-time poker player (and full time dealer) Brady Roth joins the podcast to talk about how he got into player poker (0:00) - Scoring his first major tournament win on Full Tilt Poker(3:51) - Hendon Mob poker stats for Brady Roth (100k+ in tournament winnings)(11:58) - Playing in the upcoming 2019 WSOP $10K Main Event in Las Vegas(15:13)- Becoming a consistent tournament poker player and how he stepped his game up(19:24)- Working at Patrick McGovern's in Downtown St. Paul and getting his hand sliced open to the tendon(23:15)- Selling vacuum cleaners door to door in the struggle days(29:05) - Brady Roth vs. The Lightning Gauntlet (38:35)- Orikal Uno f/ Tully Stockton - "Excuse Me" (prod. by Orikal Uno)(41:52)

Eric Danis, President of GPI and The Hendon Mob, is Bernard Lee's guest.

Eric Danis, President of GPI and The Hendon Mob, is Bernard Lee's guest.

BIG Dave and Joe talk about the Borgata and the Circuit Event in Coconut Creek and give a wrap up of the Poker Masters. The guys also discuss the Supreme Court nominee's gambling related past and some policy decisions at The Hendon Mob.

Hendon Mob will allow some players to delete their results page from the website, or even allow nicknames. Also, we discuss the WPT Women in Poker Summit

Barney Boatman was a professional poker player in London before the poker boom. As a member of the Hendon Mob, he played in “spielers” and in tournaments across Europe. Andrew talks to him about England’s pre-boom poker scene, living in ... Read more...

Host Steve Fredlund interviews young Minnesota player Vlad Revniaga, currently ranked in the top 1,000 globally according to the GPI and about 50th in the Minnesota all-time money winnings per Hendon Mob.

WSOP caves to public pressure and majorly changes Main Event payout structure. Creator of "Full House with Johnny Chan" comes out with an even worse "reality show", and we play the clips of both. David Sklansky has started playing poker live on Twitch. Justin "Stealthmunk" Schwartz is attacking Jonathan Little & poker coaches in general. Justin calls in during the segment about him, and has a semi-contentious exchange with Druff. Amaya accidentally promotes nonexistent New Jersey launch of Full Tilt. Nevada bill threatens to end staking deals, but is it really something to worry about? New California online poker bill introduced, is pro-Pokerstars. Todd Brunson faces off with banker Andy Beal in $50k/$100k game at Bellagio. Was the Polish Finance Ministry scraping data from The Hendon Mob regarding tournament wins? Coinbase sets up bitcoin exchange, bitcoin value shoots over 300 before retreating.

WSOP caves to public pressure and majorly changes Main Event payout structure. Creator of "Full House with Johnny Chan" comes out with an even worse "reality show", and we play the clips of both. David Sklansky has started playing poker live on Twitch. Justin "Stealthmunk" Schwartz is attacking Jonathan Little & poker coaches in general. Justin calls in during the segment about him, and has a semi-contentious exchange with Druff. Amaya accidentally promotes nonexistent New Jersey launch of Full Tilt. Nevada bill threatens to end staking deals, but is it really something to worry about? New California online poker bill introduced, is pro-Pokerstars. Todd Brunson faces off with banker Andy Beal in $50k/$100k game at Bellagio. Was the Polish Finance Ministry scraping data from The Hendon Mob regarding tournament wins? Coinbase sets up bitcoin exchange, bitcoin value shoots over 300 before retreating.

In this unusual episode, Druff broadcasts starting 10pm PDT from a Vegas hotel. Early in the show, he is visited by former co-host Brandon "Drexel" Gerson and Bobby Orr. Brandon does a 90-minute segment on his own, mainly discussing the Jasep situation, as well as explaining how he and Druff achieved Seven Stars status at Caesar's properties. Chinamaniac co-hosted both with Drexel and through a portion of Druff's hosting of the show. Erik Ryland calls in to talk about his success on Ultimate Poker. Druff calls a girl who gave her phone number to Ryland on Ultimate Poker, and pretends to be Ryland. Druff and China talk about the rapidly deteriorating situation at Revolution Gaming. Some sad news is revealed regarding a young poker player's health. The curious situation of a WSOP dealer knowing Mike Sowers would get bad beat before it happened is examined, with further clarity provided by a listener call-in. Druff talks about Ben Mezrich's apparent attempt to counter his book's bad reviews with shills of his own. Druff discusses the disturbing situation at Genting Poker, where they are cheating players out of "promotional dollars" on the Hendon Mob skin. TMMLK makes his return to radio after a long absence, but is immediately challenged by badguy23. lewfather pretends to be BeerAndPoker, but eventually both are on the phone at the same time. Court documents reveal that Wynn blackjack dealers make $90k/year, and Druff discusses what that should mean for future tipping. Druff criticizes Caesar's for making money on the Little One for One Drop charity event. Druff gears up for his return to the WSOP after a 16-day hiatus.

In this unusual episode, Druff broadcasts starting 10pm PDT from a Vegas hotel. Early in the show, he is visited by former co-host Brandon "Drexel" Gerson and Bobby Orr. Brandon does a 90-minute segment on his own, mainly discussing the Jasep situation, as well as explaining how he and Druff achieved Seven Stars status at Caesar's properties. Chinamaniac co-hosted both with Drexel and through a portion of Druff's hosting of the show. Erik Ryland calls in to talk about his success on Ultimate Poker. Druff calls a girl who gave her phone number to Ryland on Ultimate Poker, and pretends to be Ryland. Druff and China talk about the rapidly deteriorating situation at Revolution Gaming. Some sad news is revealed regarding a young poker player's health. The curious situation of a WSOP dealer knowing Mike Sowers would get bad beat before it happened is examined, with further clarity provided by a listener call-in. Druff talks about Ben Mezrich's apparent attempt to counter his book's bad reviews with shills of his own. Druff discusses the disturbing situation at Genting Poker, where they are cheating players out of "promotional dollars" on the Hendon Mob skin. TMMLK makes his return to radio after a long absence, but is immediately challenged by badguy23. lewfather pretends to be BeerAndPoker, but eventually both are on the phone at the same time. Court documents reveal that Wynn blackjack dealers make $90k/year, and Druff discusses what that should mean for future tipping. Druff criticizes Caesar's for making money on the Little One for One Drop charity event. Druff gears up for his return to the WSOP after a 16-day hiatus.