Podcast appearances and mentions of joe mckeehen

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 30th episode, Connor talks with 2024 WSOP Main Event champion Jonathan Tamayo about growing up in Humble, Texas, studying hotel management at Cornell University, graduating during the 2008 recession, running deep in the 2009 and 2015 Main Events, his friendship with fellow Main Event champion Joe McKeehen, winning the biggest-ever WSOP Main Event for $10 million, and his first purchase as world champion. Tamayo also spoke about his infamous fold with pocket queens late in the 2024 Main Event, which he says cost him $120,000 in equity, and gave his thoughts on new rules implemented at the 2025 WSOP in the wake of "LaptopGate." 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 Jonathan Tamayo by heading to the PokerNews YouTube channel. Be sure to follow Jonathan Tamayo and Connor Richards on X. Learn More About Life Outside Poker! Timestamps Time Topic 0:00 Intro 0:45 Growing up in Humble, Texas 1:45 Getting into poker 3:15 Studying hotel management at Cornell University 5:46 Pursuing poker full-time 10:13 Deep run in 2009 Main Event 13:29 Learning how to handle the Main Event 17:26 Phil Hellmuth Main Event boycott 22:22 2015 Main Event run/Joe McKeehen victory 25:08 2024 Main Event 29:43 Final table lineup 32:02 Folding pocket queens/ lighting $120k of equity on fire 38:41 Should you ever fold aces 41:33 Laptopgate/WSOP rule changes 45:37 Last three tables of Employees Event 46:54 First purchase after winning $10 million 48:11 How did winning Main Event change your life? 50:27 Next person in friend group to win Main Event? 55:14 Advice for younger self 56:33 Favorite life lesson from poker

On the latest special episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring and Chad Holloway break down the latest stories and winners, including Doug Polk throwing shade at a CNN article about Maria Konnikova, WPT500 champ David Afework being disqualified and losing $160K, a new poker room opening in Vegas, and Niklas Astedt taking down the GGPoker WSOP Circuit Main Event. They also recap Harlen Miller winning the MPST Venetian for $367,801 and go over early results from the 2021 US Poker Open including wins by Jake Daniels, Sam Soverel, Joe McKeehen, John Riordan, and Joey Weissman. In addition, Jeff Platt chats with guest Maria Konnikova, whose book he Biggest Bluff: How I Learned to Pay Attention, Master Myself, and Win is being released in paperback form. Big thanks to the special sponsor this week in Elite Chip Care. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:24 | Welcome to the show 00:35 | Where is Jeff Platt? 02:17 | Doug Polk stirs the “Top Poker Player” pot 05:18 | Maria Konnikova responds 08:34 | What constitutes being a poker pro? 11:43 | Sponsor: Elite Chip Care 12:42 | WPT500 champ David Afework disqualified and loses $160K 14:30 | What happened? 21:38 | Niklas Astedt wins GGPoker WSOP Circuit Main Event 25:23 | Sponsor: GGPoker 26:16 | Resorts World Las Vegas slated to open on The Strip this month 30:40 | Maria Konnikova joins the show 32:44 | How the pandemic impacted the book's release 34:57 | Any book plans for the 2021 WSOP? 35:45 | Return to live poker 38:19 | Remaining 2021 poker plans 39:13 | Thoughts on being an ambassador for the game 40:12 | What needs to change to welcome more women to the felt? 43:40 | Thoughts on Ladies Events 47:45 | Whose reaction to the book meant the most? 50:10 | Paperback launch details 51:50 | Harlen Miller Wins MPST Venetian for $367,801 54:25 | Early winners from the 2021 US Poker Open 58:55 | Big names coming to the PokerNews Podcast

Anthony continues the WSOP Main Event streak by sitting down with 2015 champ Joseph McKeehen on the latest First Flag. McKeehen talks about his start at Turning Stone, a costly chip error and whether or not we should expect him to start grinding in Europe and all around the world.

On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Jeff Platt, Sarah Herring, and Chad Holloway discuss the series of dramas that plagued the WPT Venetian including the seat draw controversy that had Jared Jaffee exploding on Twitter and the tweet from Fedor Holz proclaiming a “Severe Emergency” for Roland Rokita. The team discusses their views on Matt Savage’s ruling and how the tournament ultimately played out. Plus, an update on the Fedor Holz vs Limitless Challenge, the huge scores in the SuperMillions on GGpoker, the ongoing saga with Vanessa Kade and more. Finally, guest Lynn Gilmartin shares about her new career in film and television, her pregnancy, her marriage, and the latest from the World Poker Tour as she views it down under. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:24 | Welcome to the show 01:45 | Chad’s Run at WPT Venetian 05:28 | Controversy erupts, Jaffee not pleased 14:45 | Roland Rokita in hospital before play started? 20:35 | Qing Liu beats Joe McKeehen heads-up for the title  22:30 | Elite Chip Care Ad 23:02 | Fedor Holz vs. Limitless update 26:00 | Ben Ward wins absolutely massive SuperMillions 27:25 | Vanessa Kade vs GGPoker update 28:44 | Sponsor: GGPoker 29:35 | Ludovic Geilich wins GGPoker High Roller $25k for $635k  31:52 | Lynn Gilmartin joins the Podcast 33:18 | Being in Australia since June of last year 35:00 | Tying the knot w/ poker pro Angel Guillen 39:30 | Becoming a film actress 44:30 | Is a presenter similar to being an actor? 48:55 | Life’s Good – Positive thinking 51:05 | Expecting her first child 56:53 | Pivoting w/ sale of WPT 1:00:00 | Delayed WPT final tables playing out soon 1:05:55 | Is poker happening in Australia? 01:12:47 | Inaugural MICOOP wraps up, huge success 01:19:13 | OddsChecker US

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Chad Holloway, and Jeff Platt recap the latest 2020 World Series of Poker online bracelet event series from GGPoker. They then welcome guest Frank Funaro, an up-and-coming East Coast grinder who recently finished runner-up in the 2020 WSOP High Roller and won a partypoker US Online Network tournament. Other topics covered include the chances of the WSOP Europe happening, why a player union likely will never come together, Norman Chad's "Ooka Looka Challenge," and the recently announced 2020 PokerStars WCOOP schedule Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 03:10 | Sponsor: GG Poker 03:45 | $10K H/U Championship 09:30 | Bracelet Winners from GGPoker Online Bracelet Series Events #59-63 15:30 | Crushing Guarantees 16:30 | Win up to $10,000 in the Staking Challenge FREEROLL on StakeKings.com! 21:00 | Event #64 recap 22:00 | Event #65 recap 22:45 | Will WSOP Europe happen? 27:10 | Frank Funaro joins show 28:00 | Runner-up to Joe McKeehen but still a huge score 31:00 | Ultimate Wolf 37:00 | Bracelet bet with Daniel Negreanu 41:30 | His cash game Jamie Gold story 48:30 | High Stakes controversy from GGPoker 01:01:40 | Sponsor: Run It Once 01:02:15 | WPT Online Championships - Manig Loeser comes in second 01:04:00 | GGPoker Main Event off to a good start 01:06:30 | WCOOP schedule announced 01:17:00 | Oddschecker Ad

Three-time WSOP Champion Joe McKeehen steps into the GRID to talk about a hand from the World Poker Tour final table at Rolling Thunder in 2018. The 2015 World Series of Poker Champion rivered the nuts with queen-ten offsuit, in a riveting hand that captured the imagination of the poker world.  The flop was Ace of hearts,... The post The Grid 042 ft. Joe McKeehen– Queen-Ten Offsuit appeared first on The Poker Grid.

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Jeff Platt, and Chad Holloway break down the latest in the World Series of Poker online bracelet events. They even welcome guests Ryan Depaulo, who won a bracelet in Event #12: $500 The Big 500 No-Limit Hold'em, and Ron "MacDaddy15" McMillen, who took down Event #9: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Max. They also discuss wins by old-school legend Alan "GladiusIII" Goehring, 2015 WSOP Main Event champ Joe McKeehen, and Ryan "im.sorry" Torgerson's incredible performance of finishing runner-up one night only to win a bracelet the next. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:50 | Joe McKeehen wins third bracelet 02:30 | Watch Twitch.tv/JeffPlatt 03:40 | Run It Once 04:30 | McKeehen plays it very cautious & smart 08:00 | Chris Ferguson busts on the bubble from guess who? 12:30 | Ryan DePaulo joins the show! 14:45 | Ryan’s childhood & history 16:00 | Getting kicked out of college 18:50 | Where did the "Parkour" thing come from? 20:20 | What about “mush"? 23:00 | Why in the Whole Foods parking lot? 25:00 | Ryan has to take a viewer to Jets home game opener 27:00 | Working as a union guy 31:00 | Mike Postle Rap 37:00 | How are you able to set up in the car without issues? 42:00 | Busting Ferguson on the bubble 44:00 | Third place in 2019 WSOP Colossus 50:00 | Time to get married! 55:30 | Sponsorship and content creation 1:00:00 | YouTube coming for poker content 1:01:00 | Subscribe to Depaulo's YouTube channel 1:04:20 | Event #9 Ron Mcmillen is the champ! 1:09:00 | MACDADDY joins the show 1:10:00 | First time playing online! 1:11:15 | Having fun when playing poker 1:14:00 | Winning a bracelet changes your life 1:19:00 | Event #10 Ryan "im.sorry" Torgerson Performance of the Week 1:22:20 | Event #11 Chance Kornuth runner-up 1:24:00 | Event #13 Michael Lech adds bracelet to all his rings 1:26:00 | Event #8 Old-school legend Alan "GladiusIII" Goehring victorious 1:28:30 | WSOP GGPoker starts soon  1:32:00 | "MyCousinvinny5" wins partypoker US Network Online Series Main 1:35:25 | Dan Bilzerian Company Torches $50million

Lance Bradley and Donnie Peters return for a new episode of The Fives Poker Podcast. On this episode, the two recap all that's happened in the 2020 World Series of Poker, the online version.

Chad Holloway joins Jeff Platt as co-host for the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast. This week they welcome guest Brent Hanks, who talks about the return of High Stakes Poker to PokerGO. Jeff & Chad also discuss Brazil’s Pablo Silva winning the MILLIONS South America Main Event, the 2020 WSOP online event schedule, the upcoming LAPC Main Event, and Matt Sesso beating Joe McKeehen to win 2020 Potomac Winter Poker Open. Toss in highlights from the WSOP Circuit Tampa, a breakdown of the "Poker Alliance" on Survivor: Winners at War, and Awkwafina being cast in 'The Baccarat Machine' and you've got one heck of a show! This week's sponsors: GG Poker, Oddschecker US, and Run It Once.

Chance Kornuth was just one semester shy of graduating from college when he decided to plunge headfirst into life as a professional poker player. He earned his first major taste of success in 2010, when he won the $5,000 PLO event at the WSOP for his first bracelet and $508K. The Denver-native continued to take shots with his bankroll, and found success both live and online. In 2014, he won the Bellagio Cup main event for another $526K. A year later, he finished third in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure for $641K. He won the AUD$25,000 high roller at the Aussie Millions for $553K, and an event at the EPT Grand Final for $398K, and made several final tables all over the globe along the way. Most recently, he won his second WSOP bracelet, taking down an online event last summer for another $341K. In total, the 32-year-old has racked up nearly $6.4 million in live tournament earnings. Kornuth now runs Chip Leader Coaching, a premier training program for mid-stakes MTT players who want to take their poker career to the next level. Site instructors include notable poker pros such as Nick Petrangelo, Joe McKeehen, Ryan LaPlante, Alex Foxen, Ryan Jones, and Ryan Leng. Highlights from this interview include the difference a new haircut can make, using pennies for poker chips, dropping out one semester before graduating, dominating the Bellagio nightlies, stealing Adam's aces, taking over dad's online poker account, winning the first WSOP bracelet, the PLO palace, learning to treat poker like a job, staying out of the seven-figure club, why he decided to train poker players, winning and losing $450k pots, the importance of shot taking, Ben Lamb running bad at credit card roulette, helping JohnnyBax at the final table, his heist car, weighing dog crap for cash, giving a rebate to impress a dealer, and why live tells still matter.

Doyle Brunson plays his last WSOP event, making a historic final table. Joe McKeehen makes multiple final tables, including 3rd in the Millionaire Maker. Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey are involved in big bracelet bets.

Remko and Brent link up for some podcast magic from the Amazon Room, jumping on some fancy new equipment to deliver you all the latest from the 2018 World Series of Poker.   1:30 – Brent Hanks reviews his play over the last few weeks: Two cashes but down about $10,000 to this point! 4:22 – An extensive update of the GO Barstool GO $25k fantasy team, and some cheating from Brent Hanks who's rooting for Jon Turner for his own personal benefit in the $500 ODB Fantasy League. 12:05 – Getting ready for the Milly Maker final table featuring Joe McKeehen, Justin Liberto, Barny Boatman and Sam Razavi. 16:10 – The legend, Doyle Brunson, played his last event at the World Series of Poker. We look back on the day, and share some memories of Doyle. 20:40 – Is Brian Rast on his way to the Poker Hall of Fame after winning his fourth WSOP bracelet? 24:05 – A Doyle Brunson and Phil Ivey story from Brent, and the excitement of being in the middle of the action at the World Series of Poker. 37:45 – Money talks. Memories of Black Friday and selling Full Tilt Poker funds to stay in the game. 42:00 – The $10k HORSE on PokerGO has a stacked field and many more players than last year. Brent and Remko analyze the field and praise the play of Brian Rast. 46:30 – Barstool talk: Smitty is in town, where is Nate? Brent hangs out with PFT and shows him around town. New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and enjoy over 100 days of live poker action on top of an extensive on-demand library that includes everything you ever wanted as a poker fan.

The $100,000 High Roller at the World Series of Poker is underway and we spoke to Jason Mercier and Adrian Mateos! Mercier returns to poker after nearly a year off while Mateos looks to continue crushing things after his 2017 POY campaign. 01:10 – The action of the day at the 2018 World Series of Poker! Joe McKeehen and Joe Cada square off on PokerGO to win the $3,000 No Limit Hold'em shootout for their third bracelet, while Mike Leah is in contention for the win on Twitch in the $1,500 Omaha Eight-or-Better event. 5:38 – Short news from the Rio: The first flight of The GIANT, the $25k Fantasy league, and what you might've missed on Poker Central, the Cards for Kicks charity event. 9:33 – Starting today: The Colossus, the $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw. 10:45 – Day 1 recap of the $100,000 High Roller event at the World Series of Poker. 12:45 – An interview with Adrian Mateos: Was he a good value pick in the $25k Fantasy league? What's his schedule like? How does he prepare and stay sharp during this intense stretch of high stakes action? 16:12 – An interview with Jason Mercier: Is he still as sharp as last year after having not played much poker in the last 12 months? 18:25 – An update on Jason Mercier's last year, and the lack of poker's he's played during that stretch. 20:57 – What is Jason Mercier looking forward to the most, and dabbling in a $2k/$4k game to shake off the rust. 23:40 – What and when to watch on PokerGO and Twitch? New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action every single year. Additionally, watch all your favorite World Series of Poker event final tables live on PokerGO as well, starting today with the $3k shootout and followed by the final table of the $100,000 High Roller on Monday.

Will O'Connor, Brent Hanks and Remko Rinkema get you up to speed on the latest news in the world of poker including online poker being banned in China, interstate online poker being offered on WSOP.com, Muskan Sethi signing with PokerStars and both Steffen Sontheimer and Dominik Nitsche not making it into the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. 1:03 - This week on the show. 1:55 - The 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event episodes are being released on PokerGO this week. The guys discuss the big moments from this year's show that features a heavy dose of Daniel Negreanu, Joe McKeehen and Justin Schwartz. 8:11 - The 2017 Poker Masters is now available on PokerGO. We look back on the highlights of the shows, what to watch for,  whether the Poker Masters of US Poker Open is more rewatchable, and a look ahead at the 2018 Poker Masters. 11:57 - The ARIA Resort & Casino selections for the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. Is Steffen Sontheimer the biggest snub? Who else should've been in? 27:46 - The state of online poker in the USA, huds and hand histories not being allowed on interstate poker, and a look at the summer offering of WSOP.com. 38:15 - Black Friday hits China as online poker is being banned. What kind of impact will this have on the poker economy? 46:15 - Muskan Sethi signs with PokerStars as an ambassador for India. How will poker develop in India? What kind of potential are we looking forward to? 50:15 - Recapping the World Poker Tour Amsterdam and World Poker Tour SHR Poker Showdown events that took place last week.  If you're new to PokerGO, subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action on top of an extensive on-demand library that now also includes the 2016 and 2015 WSOP Main Event, and every Poker After Dark episode ever released. 

As part of a series of special podcast episodes, we look back on the World Series of Poker Main Events from 2016 through 2011. The ESPN broadcasts of these years are being released on PokerGO, and you can watch 2016 and 2015 right now, with the earlier years to following in the coming weeks. This week, we look back on 2015 with Daniel Negreanu in a special podcast that goes in-depth into some of the hands he played, the big moments and memories of that adrenaline-filled deep run.  2:38 - The start of the interview with Daniel Negreanu. 4:45 - The fan support during his deep run in the 2015 WSOP Main Event, and the gravity of the moment.  6:30 - What was the bigger WSOP Main Event moment? Phil Ivey in 2003, Phil Ivey in 2009 or Daniel Negreanu in 2015? 10:01 - Comparing the November Nine era, with its three-month final table build up, versus the live-streamed era with PokerGO and ESPN coverage of the WSOP Main Event. 12:40 - The other time Daniel finished 11th in the WSOP Main Event, back in 2001.  15:01 - The hand that ended his tournament in the 2001 WSOP Main Event, the regret that came along with it, and tossing $60,000 into a garbage can. 18:23 - The experience of being on the feature table during the 2015 WSOP Main Event for three consecutive days, and whether it was an advantage or disadvantage.  21:50 - The research and preparation before Day 7 of the 2015 WSOP Main Event, Daniel's playing style, GTO, hybrid and exploitative approaches. 26:04 - Calling the clock on Upeshka da Silva in a massive hand against Fedor Holz at the feature table.  28:14 - Running through the action of the tournament after it got down to the final 18 players: Joe McKeehen, Justin Schwartz, Federico Butteroni and other thoughts on big hands that were played. 37:47 - The crucial hand of Day 7: Justin Schwartz vs Joe McKeehen, set over set.  41:20 - Doubling up through McKeehen with 12 players left in the tournament, the emotions and adrenaline and hope of keeping the run alive. 44:05 - The elimination in 11th place, the hand, all that came along with it, the fall to the ground, and dealing with the disappointment.  51:04 - The 2015 Main Event champion, Joe McKeehen, and the difference between his on-tv persona during the Main Event versus his social media presence and interviews. Does poker need heroes and villains?  54:40 - Does winning the WSOP Main Event come with a role as poker ambassador? 58:25 - Is there an ideal winner of the WSOP Main Event for the growth of poker? 1:01:43 - Daniel schedule for the 2018 World Series of Poker, his goals, intentions and content plans.  If you're new to PokerGO, subscribe right now. Take $10 off if you use the promo code REMKO for the annual subscription. Subscribers get more than 100 days of live poker action every year, as well as an extensive on-demand library that now includes both the 2015 and 2016 World Series of Poker broadcasts. 

In a slow week of poker news, the boys go hard on the hot takes about Gus Hansen, celebrities in poker, the current Player of the Year standings, Joey Ingram's prop bets, Choice Center, why we should care again about Tiger Woods and March Madness. 2:08 - The Return of Gus Hansen on Poker After Dark! Did Gus still have it? Was this the best PLO game on PokerGO? Is Matt Kirk the new Gus Hansen? 10:25 - The story of how Gus Hansen ended up on Poker After Dark, and what it will take to have the entire Bobby's Room game live on PokerGO? 13:03 - Previewing this week's Poker After Dark action: Jennifer Tilly, Don Cheadle and Antonio Esfandiari headline "Moving Violations." How did the lineup come together? What are the favorite celebrity poker players of the guys on the show?  24:04 - Diving into the current standings of the 2018 Global Poker Index Player of the Year race. Why will Daniel Negreanu not chase the win and why Stephen Chidwick, Adrian Mateos and Ari Engel are the favorites to win once again. 34:40 - Hot takes on Joey Ingram's prop betting, as Daniel Negreanu and Bill Perkins offered him a $50k freeroll to enroll and complete the Choice Center course.  43:44 - The fold of the year! Ian Steinman folds a set of kings on the river versus Joe McKeehen who rivers broadway with five players left in the World Poker Tour Thunder Valley Main Event.  50:25 - Why Tiger Woods is inferior when compared to Phil Hellmuth. #PHNICELIFE #POSITIVITY 58:28 - And to wrap things up: March Madness hot takes featuring Brent Hanks and Will O'Connor, and Remko's regular dose of hate on college sports. If you're new to PokerGO, please subscribe right now and take $10 off using the promo code REMKO. Tune in for live poker action on Wednesday and Thursday night as "Moving Violations" with Don Cheadle and Jennifer Tilly brings a $20k buy-in game to PokerGO. Cards for that game will be in the air at 6pm ET. 

Poker preparations for this summer's WSOP should be well underway and BIG Dave alerts the listeners to a great series of articles underway on pokernews.com to help then get ready. The guys also discuss the Circuit win by Antonio Esfandiari and Joe McKeehen's angry reaction to the move in starting times for this summer's WSOP events.

If you watched the World Series of Poker Main Event last year, you saw a quiet guy named Joe McKeehen crushing the final table to win the Main Event and take home 7.6 Million Dollars.  Joe has been a pretty quiet ambassador for poker outside of his large personality over on Twitter. He hasn't really done many podcasts since his victory, instead choosing to remain pretty under the radar.  That all changes tonight as me and Joe will be podcasting together at 7pm EST :D  Timestamps [10/19/2016 7:36:04 PM] Maggu5: JoeInLove: [10/19/2016 7:36:05 PM] Maggu5: 0:59 blocked on twitter? 1:49:53 twitter 9:16 life before  WSOP 2015 9:53 victory WSOP 2015 14:46 twitter romance 30:35 WSOP 2016 episodes 50:47 Marty Derbyshire / pokernews 1:04:03 Philadelphia 1:05:21 GPL 1:22:09 PLO advertisement 1:41:32 health / mind / discipline fun: 6:20 north / south slang 1:15:00 romantic shout out  1:34:20 biggest post WSOP purchase 1:38:08 fav poker player

March 18th radio show took a physical toll on Druff, knocked out radio for 2 1/2 weeks. Druff visits the south, encounters disturbing situation at LAX parking lot on return. 2015 WSOP Main Event champ Joe McKeehen shows more immaturity, makes a fool of himself on Twitter. Scammer Mark Georgantas arrested in Vegas. David Baazov, CEO of Amaya/Pokerstars, accused of insider trading related to acquisition of Pokerstars. David Baazov & Amaya have a shady past. Pokerstars New Jersey isn't going very well. Pokerstars to raise the rake. Dan Bilzerian completes bike bet, amidst controversy. Jennicide will "return to the poker world". Druff & Drexel discuss the death penalty. Republicans steam toward likely brokered convention. A caller asks for the history of the David Williams porn.

March 18th radio show took a physical toll on Druff, knocked out radio for 2 1/2 weeks. Druff visits the south, encounters disturbing situation at LAX parking lot on return. 2015 WSOP Main Event champ Joe McKeehen shows more immaturity, makes a fool of himself on Twitter. Scammer Mark Georgantas arrested in Vegas. David Baazov, CEO of Amaya/Pokerstars, accused of insider trading related to acquisition of Pokerstars. David Baazov & Amaya have a shady past. Pokerstars New Jersey isn't going very well. Pokerstars to raise the rake. Dan Bilzerian completes bike bet, amidst controversy. Jennicide will "return to the poker world". Druff & Drexel discuss the death penalty. Republicans steam toward likely brokered convention. A caller asks for the history of the David Williams porn.

This episode dedicated to longtime listener "Kate", who passed away in December. Erik Ryland calls in to talk about a shady lawyer who scammed him on a private poker site. Colonel Fabersham calls Maryland Live to question the fairness of their application of rules. Listener "Vintage_One" calls in to discuss Greg Raymer's stake. thesparten calls in to "pick 3 bones with Druff". Once again, Pokerstars screws up at a live tournament, resulting in extortion against player. Antonio Esfandiari literally pisses away his PCA entry. WSOP champ Joe McKeehen blocking quiet twitter followers? Bovada attempts to combat HUDs through new software, introduces tons of new problems. FanDuel and DraftKings can stay in New York until summer 2016 trial. Druff explains why multi-entries on Daily Fantasy Sports sites screws the casual player. Global Poker League: 12 poker "teams" to compete with one another? Shady tournament at Miami's Hialeah Park Casino results in 11 charges against it. Rams NFL team moving to Los Angeles. Jew tip of the week: Always call customer service during normal business hours. Show had a number of technical issues due to a poor internet connection.

This episode dedicated to longtime listener "Kate", who passed away in December. Erik Ryland calls in to talk about a shady lawyer who scammed him on a private poker site. Colonel Fabersham calls Maryland Live to question the fairness of their application of rules. Listener "Vintage_One" calls in to discuss Greg Raymer's stake. thesparten calls in to "pick 3 bones with Druff". Once again, Pokerstars screws up at a live tournament, resulting in extortion against player. Antonio Esfandiari literally pisses away his PCA entry. WSOP champ Joe McKeehen blocking quiet twitter followers? Bovada attempts to combat HUDs through new software, introduces tons of new problems. FanDuel and DraftKings can stay in New York until summer 2016 trial. Druff explains why multi-entries on Daily Fantasy Sports sites screws the casual player. Global Poker League: 12 poker "teams" to compete with one another? Shady tournament at Miami's Hialeah Park Casino results in 11 charges against it. Rams NFL team moving to Los Angeles. Jew tip of the week: Always call customer service during normal business hours. Show had a number of technical issues due to a poor internet connection.

2015 WSOP Main Event Champion, Joe McKeehen discusses WSOP main event final table with Bernard. - Part 2

2015 WSOP Main Event Champion, Joe McKeehen discusses WSOP main event final table with Bernard. - Part 2

Sporadic co-hosting by TMMLK, tradershky, Drexel, and Daredevil. Mike Dentale threatens to beat up WSOP champ Joe McKeehen after Joe accuses him of cheating. 13-second UFC fight hurts bankrolls of several PFA members. Pokerstars Supernova Elite controversy continues: Site pro Alex Millar leaves company, cites treatment of Supernova Elite players as reason. Daniel Negreanu changes story regarding Pokerstars' Supernova Elite fiasco, calling it a "miscommunication". Mason Malmuth chimes in, criticizing enemy Daniel Negreanu. Malmuth releases new "poker psychology" book, controversy ensues. America's Card Room, others found to have malware in Uninstall program. Sheldon Adelson's "RAWA" effort struggles in hearing, PPA not called to speak. Weird robots produced which can deal casino table games. Florida-based online gambling payment processor busted. Pennsylvania online gambling bill delayed until the spring. New Jersey to have gambling in NYC area? Caesars Total Rewards program changes its "new year" from April 1 to February 1. Did Daredevil cheat Brandon out of a new blender during a Vegas meetup? Trump's success is an indirect result of political correctness in Obama Administration. Great tip for those struggling with cable modem problems. Why Druff won't be at Star Wars 7 opening day.

Sporadic co-hosting by TMMLK, tradershky, Drexel, and Daredevil. Mike Dentale threatens to beat up WSOP champ Joe McKeehen after Joe accuses him of cheating. 13-second UFC fight hurts bankrolls of several PFA members. Pokerstars Supernova Elite controversy continues: Site pro Alex Millar leaves company, cites treatment of Supernova Elite players as reason. Daniel Negreanu changes story regarding Pokerstars' Supernova Elite fiasco, calling it a "miscommunication". Mason Malmuth chimes in, criticizing enemy Daniel Negreanu. Malmuth releases new "poker psychology" book, controversy ensues. America's Card Room, others found to have malware in Uninstall program. Sheldon Adelson's "RAWA" effort struggles in hearing, PPA not called to speak. Weird robots produced which can deal casino table games. Florida-based online gambling payment processor busted. Pennsylvania online gambling bill delayed until the spring. New Jersey to have gambling in NYC area? Caesars Total Rewards program changes its "new year" from April 1 to February 1. Did Daredevil cheat Brandon out of a new blender during a Vegas meetup? Trump's success is an indirect result of political correctness in Obama Administration. Great tip for those struggling with cable modem problems. Why Druff won't be at Star Wars 7 opening day.

2015 WSOP Main Event Champion, Joe McKeehen discusses WSOP main event final table with Bernard. - Part 1

2015 WSOP Main Event Champion, Joe McKeehen discusses WSOP main event final table with Bernard. - Part 1

Hear what Joe McKeehen had to say about his chances of winning the WSOP prior to taking down the Main Event Championship.

Hear what Joe McKeehen had to say about his chances of winning the WSOP prior to taking down the Main Event Championship.

Daily Fantasy Sports has been banned in New York, while Florida seeks to regulate it. Amaya stock CRASHES upon bad earnings estimate, but is the stated reason true? Joe McKeehen dominates WSOP final table. Bitcoin crashes again - where will it stabilize? Vegas "betting expert" sentenced for illegal gambling operation. Sportsbetting coming to Canada? Druff discusses the cringe-worthy situation in University of Missouri. Republicans have a legitimate path to victory -- if they follow it. Josey from Pittsburgh returns after a long absence, calling into the show several times along with her cousin.

Daily Fantasy Sports has been banned in New York, while Florida seeks to regulate it. Amaya stock CRASHES upon bad earnings estimate, but is the stated reason true? Joe McKeehen dominates WSOP final table. Bitcoin crashes again - where will it stabilize? Vegas "betting expert" sentenced for illegal gambling operation. Sportsbetting coming to Canada? Druff discusses the cringe-worthy situation in University of Missouri. Republicans have a legitimate path to victory -- if they follow it. Josey from Pittsburgh returns after a long absence, calling into the show several times along with her cousin.