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Drexel and Chinamaniac host, with Druff joining about two hours into the show. Discussion of Cox Las Vegas almost locking out the Superbowl broadcast. Amaya Gaming to make stock private. Delaware legislation would allow for internet sports parlay betting. PFA listener Ari Engel wins Aussie Millions. Billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson has proposed a $1 billion stadium in Las Vegas for a NFL team. How much do you think the Nevada poker rooms take in 2015 was? Annette_15 signs as ambassador to Venetian Poker room, despite past of playing poker underage and being the "face" of Lock Poker long after nobody was being paid. David Tuchman calls Mason Malmuth a "clown", regarding his new book. Superbowl predictions. Daly calls in with two interesting Superbowl prop bets. Bart Hanson calls in to discuss players being detained at PCA by Bahamian police, and Pokerstars' negligence in not warning players of dire consequences of carrying undeclared cash to airport. Druff explains why he won't pay Jewdonk his $40 win in the freeroll. TMMLK and MumblesBadly call into the program. Show suffered from some technical difficulties due to Brandon's 15-year-old laptop struggling.

tradershky co-hosts from a car, and Brandon hops on during the show's 2nd half. Druff announces the show's new permanent Thursday schedule. Druff reads the "private" letters he received from former Lock Poker manager Eric "Rizen" Lynch. Corrupt/flawed Poker Hall of Fame releases 2015 nominees. Caesars Palace fined $8 million for allowing money laundering to take place. Pokerstars enters Daily Fantasy Sports market. WSOP.com now accepts PayPal in Nevada. Italian poker player disqualified from final table after chip moving prank. President Biden possible in 2017? Editorial: The customer ISN'T always right anymore. Jew Tip of the Week: Understanding credit card chargebacks. Call-ins from TMMLK, jsearles, Scott from the east coast, Ken Scalir, and various prank callers.

Daredevil co-hosts. garrett calls in to explain the controversy where he is accused of lying about escrowing funds for a heads up match on PFA. onestep calls in to once again promote his upcoming Vegas trip. Jasep is continuing to send money to repay PFA users for his scams, but will it last? There was a major fight at Harrah's New Orleans where security was surprisingly absent. We interview new 22-year-old female poker player Amanda "Mcgrindinlife" Stinchecum, regarding her dysfunctional life story and attempts to make it in Vegas. badguy23 calls in and nearly scares off the guest. Hooters Las Vegas sold, to be rebranded. Shane Bridges of Lock Poker playing victim. Banks remain wary of approving credit card use for internet gaming. Pokerstars to release documentary on Negreanu, we play the preview. A listener calls in to berate Druff for his previous comments about donating to charity through Pokerstars. Druff gives a lot of advice for WSOP players. This show is nearly 6 hours long -- buckle up! Interview with Amanda starts approximately 2 hours in.

Daredevil co-hosts. Druff is sold out of his WSOP shares. PFA has been trolling Micon's gofundme account. Testimony indicates Micon attempted to buy Lock Poker in February 2014. Did Dondkown sell e-mail list of users? Vegas performer Vinnie Favorito fired over gambling debts. Amaya/Pokerstars removes "lifetime revenue sharing" from affiliates. Pokertableratings apparently selling Pokerstars player data again, violating cease and desist. Carbon Poker processed a bunch of payments, but is the crisis over? Contest for 2 night stay at Paris Las Vegas: "Online Poker Trivia". Class action lawsuit filed against Manny Pacquaio on behalf of fans and gamblers. Old story recalled of Venetian taxi loaders shaking down customers for $20 to skip line. Vanessa Selbst passes bar exam. Editorial: Yes, you really do have something to prove.

Daredevil co-hosts. Nevada Gaming Commission puts out arrest warrant for Bryan Micon regarding Seals With Clubs. We discuss the situation very in-depth. Druff is almost sold out for his WSOP pieces. Mason Malmuth and Daniel Negreanu in online slap fight, but who is right? Haley Hintze lists culprits we should blame for the Lock Poker debacle. Carbon Poker still experiencing slow cashout issues. California moving online poker legalization bill to full assembly floor debate. German poker player gets $60k confiscated by bank after "illegal" online poker win. Pokerstars "double matching" donations to Nepal earthquake relief effort, but is it a good idea to contribute through them? "Social Gaming" free gaming sites by Caesars and MGM appear to be misleading players. Show features calls from onestep, Tyde/Marty, and Brandon/Drexel.

Lock Poker has apparently gone down for good. Druff gives updates on the WSOP pieces he's selling. Update given on the Jasep situation. Alex Jacob finally loses on Jeopardy, ending epic and controversial run. Another WSOP winner parts ways: Johnathan Duhamel leaves Pokerstars. Jon Stewart sort of bashes online gambling legalization on The Daily Show. Contest for free hotel room certificate: "Did this really happen to Druff?", featuring contestant "Reno". Paul Phua, part of Caesars World Cup betting ring, scores major court victory. Pokerstars very close to coming to New Jersey? Resorts Casino in New Jersey opens "iGaming Lounge. WSOP.com modifies rewards program to allow players to earn Caesars tier points, but have they gone far enough? Caesars stock falls as bankruptcy related court cases loom.

Special Sunday program from a secret location suffers from sound issues near the beginning, but is of generally decent quality after that. Skip past the fail near the beginning if you don't want to hear the troubleshooting. Druff explains how he barely missed a 1-in-9.75-million chance video poker jackpot on March 8. "hdev" from Seals With Clubs shows up on Pokerfraudalert, answers questions. More on the peculiar Poker Automatics scam. Pala Interactive to puling out of New Jersey, fearing Pokerstars' entry to the market. Pokerstars said to be delayed in New Jersey due to Governor Chris Christie. Microgaming Network cracks down on bots. Lock Poker still licensed in Curacao. $500,000 buyin event planned at Aria on July 2. Boneheaded casino cheater arrested in UK. Editorial #1: Could California online poker legalization be a bad thing for some pro players in the state? Editorial #2: The seemingly inconsequential moments in my life with huge consequences. badguy23 calls in.

HotLikeSauce co-hosts. SealsWithClubs goes down after owner's Vegas house raided, Druff gives thoughts. cupid_007, a virgin attempting to get laid through "Pickup Artist" techniques, comes on the show to explain his troubles. HotLikeSauce's and his ex-girlfriend (HotForSauce) discuss their contentious breakup, with HotLikeSauce's girlfriend calling in to add to the Jerry-Springer-like environment. Lock Poker's ownership and management is getting outed, and more trouble is on the way for them. Lock Poker's Shane Bridges had an aborted interview with Druff, prior to the publication of the softball Pokerfuse piece about the matter. We also took phone calls from SDouble and Nikki.

Druff describes his 45-minute phone conversation with Caesar's Interactive VP Seth Palansky, regarding problems at WSOP.com. California has a legislative hearing regarding legalizing online poker in that state, but is thrown a curveball when Pokerstars announces partnerships with 3 LA-area cardrooms. El Chico Loco calls a guy with an overly-specific staking ad, but the call takes a surprising turn at the end. Vicky Coren becomes first Double EPT Winner at San Remo, and Druff tells personal story of WSOP encounter with her. Pokerhost resumes banning winning players on their new network. WSOP will allow "cutting in line" at Rio cash games based upon player status at Caesar's properties. Editorial #1: PPA is helping with Lock Poker situation, but is it too little, too late? Editorial #2: Let the free market decide what happens to Donald Sterling. Druff gives the surprising backstory on how he met Ken Scalir's friend Angry Stephanie. Show's main content begins approximately 23 minutes in.

Co-hosts are "LEVEL ACCOUNT" and "garrett". A former Lock Poker pro opens up to poker reporter Steve Ruddock, but are this pro's intentions all pure? Lock is attempting to entice unsuspecting victims with an even bigger deposit bonus. We attempt to call disgraced Toronto mayor Rob Ford. Druff gives important tips for the WSOP, including some posted by PFA user "Jayjami". Birthday tribute to Ken Scalir. Dewey Tomko and Bill Byers press for further security testing of legalized poker rooms... for selfish reasons. Sheldon Adelson puppet Andy Abboud, debating Caesar's Interactive CEO Mitch Garber about online poker, falls apart & lashes out. Editorial: When you're online poker's #2, you have to try harder. Druff takes questions via text and chat at the end of the show.

Lock Poker attempts to sneak a new poker skin onto the scene, known as "Superwins". Druff has made some progress toward getting his Full Tilt refund. Phil Ivey speaks to SrslySirius in an interview, and Druff comments on all things Ivey. Accused scammer Kevin Jonna wins LAPC High Roller Event. Editorial: "I Don't Want Pokerstars to Be in the Legalized US Market". Did Mt. Gox actually steal all of the bitcoins? Druff's tells a bizarre story of failing to get a Total Rewards Credit Card. Users ask Druff random questions at the end of the show via chat room and text message.

garrett co-hosts. Druff tells of his ugly last two weeks involving the norovirus and breaking 3 ribs. Some news is given about Brandon's possible return to the show. A bonehead cheater sneaks numerous fake 5k chips into touranment, then gets caught in ridiculous way. It's time to boycott Cardplayer Magazine & call them out for complicity in Lock Poker scam. Apparently Lock Poker pros were not really all fired. Todd Brunson accuses Chau Giang of stealing $800 during live poker game. Caesar's screws up, accidentally leaks $10k and above event schedule for 2014 WSOP early. Update on Full Tilt repayment situation. More problems at WSOP.com: Foreign transaction fees, deposit failures. Opinion: VIP programs for NV/NJ poker rooms are modeled incorrectly & punish part timers. Why does Greg Raymer need a stake to keep playing poker? Is Steve Wynn really against online gaming now? Update given on Peter Falcone. Mtgox might be having big time money problems. badguy23 calls in to insist he only scammed cla because he knew cla himself was a scammer.

Erik Ryland co-hosts. Updating last week's story, Jay "WhoJedi" Newnum indeed was caught stealing $700 in dealer tips at Foxwoods, using chopsticks and duct tape. The poker media comes under fire for shying away from covering the Newnum situation, given that he was one of their own. Lock Poker drops all but 3 of their pros, and site traffic is down to fewer than 100 players. A possible connection is found between Lock Poker and a Vancouver realty company. Lee Jones of Pokerstars confirms that they will return to Barcelona Arts in 2014, despite laptop thefts and hotel security's role in the crime. Brandon "CompleteDonk" Barnes pulls a nasty scam on the high limit community of 2+2. A lobbyist takes to Twitter to bash safety of existing legalized online poker sites. Cantor Gaming pays out $5.5 million to settle allegations of illegal sportsbetting. Resorts World Casino in NYC lays off 175 employees after pay raise, but who is in the right? New Jersey releases numbers for online gaming for the final 41 days of 2013. Ryland talks about his New Year's in New York City. David Williams joins the cult-like Choice Center. Is Steve Dannenmann the next Tom Vu? Poker players loses $150,000 in home invasion robbery.

Plagued with a bad cold, Druff fights through this solo show for his first episode in 23 days. Druff gives a few highlights and lowlights from his New Orleans vacation. The PFA 2013 Leaderboard is revealed. Haseeb "Dogishead" Qureshi returns to the scene with a book & yet another series of lies, and Druff commits a few missteps while getting involved. Highly suspected Swedish cheater Sahmer Rahman now thought to possibly to be involved in EPT Barcelona laptop tampering. Broadcaster Nick Geber sheds some light on the UB tournament won by Annie Duke's boyfriend Joe Reitman. Is Ultimate Poker pro William Reynolds angle-shooting and killing other players' action? Gus Hansen accuses opponent "SallyWoo" (Chung Ho on Pokerstars) of cheating with a computer program. Druff introduces his new game, "What shady thing did Lock Poker do now?" There has apparently been superuser-style cheating on fantasy sports site fanduel. Dan Bilzerian claims Phil Ivey is broke. WPT Play Money site hacked, passwords are not encrypted. Full Tilt adds weird "Adrenaline Rush" games to site, plus adds pit games to their software. Party Poker makes marketing agreement with New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia 76ers. There is new Jennicide gossip. SrslySirius releases a new song. Harrah's Rincon gives away $1,000,000, but still managed to look bad in the process. Did Jay "WhoJedi" Newnum get arrested for tip-stealing at Foxwoods, or is it a bogus report? badguy23 is accused of welching on a $500 bet with a PFA user. Bitcoins surge back near $1100, stabilize once again at $900, and are now usable to deposit on the Winning Poker Network.

Chinamaniac co-hosts. The Chris Moneymaker/Jason Young saga seems to be over, with an unsatisfying ending. Skrill payment processor stops taking deposits for Lock Poker. Pokerstars probably won't be getting a NJ license for upcoming online gaming. New "Equity Poker Network" launches for US online players. Weird new "Quarter Poker" site launches, supposedly giving players a free 25 cents every day. Legalized US poker report: Delaware struggles, WSOP.com inches ahead, NJ allows self exclusion. Druff and China discover the Kenyan Poker Tour and Royal Swazi Rumble. The identity of AG400 at the Aria has likely been figured out. We take questions from the chat room and various listener calls, including tony bagadonuts, TMMLK, and Brett from Sacramento.

LAWN CIGAR co-hosts. This is a monster 5+ hour show with thirteen scheduled topics -- and we end up discussing even more than that! Chris Moneymaker and Jason Young are in a heated dispute about a $20k sportsbetting debt. Lock Poker leaves the Revolution Network owing a lot of money, and Revolution takes revenge by attempting to hijack their software and customer base. Carbon Poker (Merge Network) steals from its regular grinders by abruptly and retroactively changing their rakeback payments. Pokerhost bans several players simply for winning. Marco Traniello and Jennifer Harman are getting a divorce, and Marco is already showing off his new, young girlfriend. Traffic on WSOP.com still hasn't overtaken Ultimate Poker, as both sites struggle. Iovation wins a "Fraud Prevention" award, but are they actually awarding themselves? Matt Savage and Daniel Negreanu have another public spat on Twitter. Howard Lederer goes cake-crazy at his 50th birthday party. Viktor "isildur" Blom is another another huge heater, but what motivates players like him to play for such ridiculous stakes? Druff reviews "Ultimatebeat", the new documentary about UB. Neteller's parent company will be processing online gambling payments in New Jersey. The Full Tilt remissions fund was apparently used to pay $6 million to Kentucky on a matter related to UB. Canton Gaming is eyed in a federal money laundering probe, and it looks a lot more serious than it would appear on the surface. Druff thinks he knows why renowned NBA sportsbettor Haralabob Voulgaris start up a tout service. Pokernews presenter candidate Sarah Albright calls in to ask for last-minute votes. Main content of the show begins around the 29 minute mark.

Garden City Group is not going to pay people for their Full Tilt Points or other bonuses. Scott Bell releases the long-awaited "UltimateBeat" documentary, about the UB cheating scandal. Michael Mizrachi has left Lock Poker, but does he deserve any credit for it? Lock's Bryan "PrimordialAA" Pellegrino is defending Annette Obrestad, but does she deserve the criticism? Greg Raymer "gets off" -- but this time it's a good thing. Four casinos now have permits to launch New Jersey online poker on Nov 26. Joe Sebok has moved on from crushing hella grapes. Caesar's is swapping out old video poker machines, continuing the assault against Seven Stars grinders. TMMLK calls in and attempts to prank call Stephanie. Main show content begins at 19:44 mark.

Chinamaniac co-hosts. New Jersey releases their new online gaming regulations, and some are surprising. Lock Poker has fallen well below last week's low of 15 cents per dollar. Matt the Ratt offers a different report of the meaning of "AG400" at the Aria. We debate whether online poker is as tough as it will ever be. We talk about the implications of Silk Road getting busted. Druff talks about his experience at exciting NLDS Game 4 involving the Dodgers and Braves. "Runner Runner" opens to terrible reviews. Pokernews' owner Tony G is running for European Parliament. We attempt to call the Barcelona Arts Hotel security department again. A crazy call comes in from Stephanie and Ken, and badguy23 joins in on the fun.

Chinamaniac co-hosts. We discuss the continued problems with the Full Tilt remissions process, and Druff reads a statement from a guy who talked to a government lawyer about the issues. Lock Poker has hit a new low, trading at just 15 cents on the dollar. We discuss the situation of gamblers in debt to casinos, and whether it should be a crime. Ivey's Room at Aria has a new sign that says "A.G.400", and Colonel Fabershame attempts to get to the bottom of it. Legendary gambler Archie Karas was arrested for cheating. Vanessa Rousso thinks she's a DJ, and we play her interview about it on Pokerstars. 888 Poker takes on "table campers".

Garden City Group is having all kinds of problems processing USA Full Tilt refund petitions, and it might be worse than it seems. Lock Poker is secretly offering priority cashouts to certain players. The 2013 Poker Hall of Fame nominees are announced, and Druff gives his opinion of who is worthy. Druff provides insider news regarding the near future of online poker in California and New Jersey. Is there a female SrslySirius on the way to the poker media? The Wynn is said to be using Caesar's properties to provide future online gambling to New Jersey. A player was arrested at Mohegan Sun for cheating in pit games with invisible ink, but Druff warns that this might be indicative of similar schemes occurring in poker. A teenage hacker made sci-fi look real when he took control of internal webcams on several laptops, and Druff explains the ways to prevent this from happening to you. badguy23 calls in and provides a teaser regarding a big reveal he plans for next week.

Eric "Sheets" Haber is our special guest, and provides a long, eye-opening interview into the world of poker staking. Druff relives a memory from 24 years ago today. Lock Poker has abandoned 2+2, and Druff breaks down what that means for their future. Melanie Weisner is accused by a 2+2 user of selling Lock funds in March at a profit, using a priority cashout system. The $175 PGA freeroll contest is announced. The sordid story of WCGRidger being allegedly scammed by UK player Josh Tyler is discussed, and once again Daniel "Jungleman" Cates is in the middle. The Full Tilt refunds may come much earlier than recently reported. South Point is finally getting their Nevada online poker room up. MGM's CEO thinks New Jersey and Nevada will share player pools by 2014. Longtime listeners delaware and TMMLK call in.

Druff relives his depressing end to the WSOP Main Event, just a hair away from the money. El Chico Loco makes his return, and makes a prank call to UB cheating suspect Bonnie Leinhos (now the LVH Poker Room manager) that is both awkward and hilarious. Druff tells of a terrible bait-and-switch promo currently occurring at the Revel Casino in Atlantic City, and Colonel Fabersham calls up to demand answers. Mark Newhouse has made the WSOP Main final table, and Druff talks about his history with him. Vladimir Geshkenbein finished 62nd in the Main Event, but apparently scammed his original backers. An old man attempted to dump chips to a perplexed Doc Sands at the Main Event, but it backfired badly. Druff plays a video of Dutch Boyd talking about his fallout with Scott Fischman, and gives his own opinion. Bryan "PrimordialAA" Pellegrino defends himself on a BLUFF video, regarding the Lock Poker situation. A happy ending is revealed for Rio theft victim Eric Sonstegard. Druff announces the site's new sponsor, StatClash.

nutty007 and Chinamaniac take turns guest co-hosting. We discuss Chino Rheem and Erick Lindgren's 1-2 finish that the Bellagio WPT, and where their combined $1.7 million in prize money will really go. We talk about the upcoming WSOP, how the staff will handle the new same-day-second-flight format, and Druff reveals some new plans on how to be more effective at the tables. China and Druff discuss gank's departure from Lock Poker, just days after he publicly slammed Druff in a public chat room. Druff breaks down iPoker's apparent war against US players sneaking onto their network, and the seemingly shady behavior of one of their big affiliates. All three hosts talk about Mike Caro's recent odd rant about cheating in online poker. We break down the recent claims of a 2+2 poster to have inside information from a former UB employee. Druff talks about his trip to Laughlin. badguy23 hits the show with a river phone call, and offers to send his girlfriend to Druff.

Druff talks about how Jamie Gold got into such a dire financial situation to where he's selling his WSOP bracelet. Known scammers Chino Rheem and Erick Lindgren lead the $25k Bellagio WPT event, and we follow their progress live. Druff discusses the efforts underway to pressure companies and regulators to disallow Iovation from providing their services. Lock Poker spokesman Shane Bridges lies, and sort-of admits what he did regarding Druff's report about the infamous Portugal retreat. Druff calls out Lock Pro Brett "gank" Jungblut for attacking his credibility during a recent chat session. Druff criticizes Ultimate Poker's refusal to provide proof that they no longer work with Iovation. An update is provided on the 5-year-old Microgaming scandal. Druff provides many helpful tips -- both logistical and play-wise -- for this year's WSOP. The new proposed California online poker bill is analyzed. Druff tells the unfortunate story of Moore Games, which has vanished and apparently cheated its customers. Druff relays a user's concerns about Table Ninja and their recent alleged bait-and-switch tactics.

Druff goes over the rapidly escalating crisis at Lock Poker in opinionated detail. The unfortunate connection between Ultimate Poker and Ultimatebet is discussed. Druff recaps the recent Eric Morris versus Dan Fleyshman argument, and gives his opinion on the matter. A PFA user accuses the Crown Europe online casino of stealing 70,000 euro from him. Druff discusses his upcoming WSOP and how his shares are sold out. An attempt is made to call Lock CEO Jennifer Larson, and a woman of the right age group is reached, but was it really Jennifer?

It's a new era for both PFA Radio and online poker, as "Druff & Drexel" officially becomes "Druff & Friends", while Station Casinos officially launch the first legal online poker room available in the United States. Chinamaniac co-hosts with Druff this week. We give our opinion of the new UltimatePoker.com legal Nevada-only poker site, and Druff explains the technology behind identifying which players are actually in Nevada. We talk about the abhorrent situation at Lock Poker, which has hit a new low this past week. We discuss the unfortunate suicide this week of a Vegas poker pro, whose father claims it was mostly due to the events of Black Friday. Druff talks about the events he's selling for the 2013 WSOP. Dave Lerman plays the part of a Henna Tattoo scam victim on a Las Vegas TV news broadcast. We provide an update to the story of the guys sentenced for hacking Joe Sebok's e-mail in 2010, with a lot more details given than last week. We read the responses posted on PFA from the owner of Infiniti Poker and poker pro Jason Stern, both of whom were criticized on last week's broadcast. Ken Scalir calls in from a pay phone and talks about the "water drinking trick" he utilizes at the Coachella Music Festival. We talk about the strange appointment of disgraced UB COO Paul Leggett to Head of Online Gaming at Amaya. We discuss Pokerstars' failed attempt to purchase the Atlantic Club in New Jersey.

Vwls joins as guest co-host in place of Brandon. We discuss the stiff sentences handed down for the hackers who tried to exposed Joe Sebok's stiffy. We try to figure out which poker players are sponsoring a new "user friendly" porn site. Marco is back in, Zac is out at Quadjacks, and we poke fun at the "opening statements" on the new site. Druff talks about the patch he'll be wearing at the 2013 WSOP. We discuss WSEX going down due to being broke, and the owner's supposed suicide. Lock Poker is hosting their own tournaments, and Druff explains why that's not a good thing. We reveal the scam GRRRINDERS poker site, and find an odd connection to a new, up-and-coming poker site called Infiniti Poker. Chico Loco calls the owner of Infiniti Poker (who guarantees a 273% ROI), and expresses a desire to invest. badguy23 calls in and questions when the hosts lost their virginity, which spirals into a number of amusing stories.

SrslySirius guest co-hosts in place of Drexel. We discuss the real money poker coming to WSOP.com and the beta test for Nevada residents, along with Caesar's aggressive promise that it will be running in 2013. Lock Poker is having even more money problems. Druff confirms and gives more details about his upcoming appearance in a DVD Extra of a major theatrical movie. We talk about a PFA member being cheated in Carbon Poker's Last Man Standing contest. We discuss the recent confession by Peter "Zupp" Zepsen that he multi-accounted against Viktor Blom in 2009. Ray Bitar is getting no jail time, and we give our reactions. We analyze the situation with the Royal Bank of Canada sending warning letters to online poker players. Zynga Poker is offering real money poker, but not the way you might think. Erik Ryland calls in to talk about bitcoins. We play clips from the trailer of upcoming online poker documentary "Bet, Raise, Fold". We attempt to call a few more leaked celebrity phone numbers. badguy23 gives us a number to prank call of a strange guy in Los Angeles.

Chinamaniac guest co-hosts in Drexel's place. We discuss the recent hard times of two recent WSOP Main Event winners -- Greg Raymer, who was arrested for soliciting a prostitute, and Jerry Yang, who is very possibly broke. Druff talks about his recent experience of getting cheated at the Harrah's Rincon spa. We talk about the early stages of the Full Tilt reimbursement process that have started. Lock Poker's major debts to its skins is discussed. Druff reveals that he's allowed on 2+2 for the first time in five years, but with a weird twist. We play clips of the new reality poker show pilot "Living the Life" and poke fun at it. We discuss the latest poker breakup Twitter tilt. We examine the new poker staking site PokerBossPro, and its weird connection to a disgraced PFA user. We attempt to prank call various celebrities. The recent surge in bitcoin value is discussed. badguy23 calls in to reveal a recent personal tragedy, causing Druff to open up about a similar story of his own from 2012.

Druff plays and analyzes four of the recently-released "Makar tapes" where Russ Hamilton secretly taped a meeting regarding damage control after the UB superuser scandal. Former UB programmer Jack Bates comes on to discuss the tapes and some of the UB employees with whom he had contact. User "NaturalBornHustler" tells us about sportsbook BetOnline apparently cheating him and purposely delaying/refusing his cashout requests. Chico Loco calls BetOnline to complain about the way they've treated him and other customers. Druff gives an update to the Jasep scam situation, and explains how Jasep scammed a non-poker community in 2010. The epic failure of the ISPT series is discussed. Druff theorizes that Lock Poker is broke after they recently "segregated" their middle and upper-limit games from the other skins on their network. Brandon was unavailable for this episode.

Ethics are a big source of discussion as Druff discusses PLOL's $1100 rolling of Pokerstars. The curious situation of badguy23 versus Bovada is analyzed. Pokerati Dan makes his PFA debut, and discusses the apparent lack of funds at Face Up Poker. Druff reads a letter from a trusted informant regarding the Lock Poker cashout situation. We give an update to the ZOOM tournament debacle at the Pokerstars PCA. Druff and SrslySirius discuss the fallout from last week's prank call to Sorel Mizzi. Druff talks about the re-emergence of Travis Makar, and struggles with the decision whether to prank call accused UB conspirator Greg Pierson. Druff explains his position on the current BAP/staking controversy on PFA.

SrslySirius guest-co-hosts in Brandon's absence. Alvin Finklestein calls a well-known poker pro about an actual content theft issue. We talk about the increasingly troubled situation at Lock Poker and the responsibility of their sponsored pros to take interest in the situation. We discuss the poorly run Pokerstars PCA tournament that cost entrants around $40k in wasted buyins. We analyze the situation with user "Yebsite" and the identity theft issue surrounding him. We discuss the GTECH online casino games at Betfred and NordicBet that were found to be rigged. Druff does the entire show from a hotel room in a secret location, though a listener apparently locates him and prank calls his room during the show.

The Poker Monkey and Scotty will be getting us caught up on everything poker, along with talking about the future of the show. The Scotty Clark Poker Show will be taking a couple of weeks off for the holidays. We will return December 30, 2012 at 3:00 PM CST with an end of the year two hour show. Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.  

The Scotty Clark Poker Show returns after a two week haitus. Poker Monkey and Scotty will be getting us caught up on everything poker on this show, along with talking about the future of the show.... Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

Two-time WSOP Circuit winner Loni Harwood is our guest live from WSOP Lake Tahoe, and The Poker Monkey will check in from Las Vegas at the Venetian Deepstacks and the Heartland Poker Tour event. Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

We attempt to reach the starring actors of "The Hangover 3" while they're filming at Caesars. The Presidential election is analyzed, with a focus on how it will effect the legality of online poker. We talk about busted payment processor Chad Elie (who will be on the show in the very near future), and his revelations about Howard Lederer. Druff questions why telemarketing fraudster Jeremy Johnson, who was clearly involved in the Black Friday mess with SunFirst Bank, was never charged with any crimes. We talk about small site LTE Poker shutting down and abandoning its players, and yet another scandal at Lock Poker. We call Angry Stephanie and Brandon attempts to get her on his good side. Druff's new character "Chico Loco" tries to reach The Iceman on the Venetian's phone while he's playing there. We discuss the $130k heads-up grudge match between Brandon Cantu and Jonathan Aguiar. Druff breaks down the details of the whole mess at the Merge Network. We discuss UB's liquidation, and how the players will likely see none of the money. Druff talks about the problems at Pokeraffiliatesolutions.com. Legendary user "delaware" calls in and gives an update on his life.

Greg Merson returns to the show, as we re-broadcast his August 19th appearance and talk about his big win this week in the 2012 WSOP Main Event. Congratulations Greg! Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

Amanda Musumeci and  Claudia Crawford are our guests. Amanda won her first piece of WSOP jewelry in Hammond, and we wlll talk about her new blog among other things. Claudia finished 10th in the Hammond Main for a good score, and we are going to try and get her on the air after a big night in New Orleans for Halloween and a Madonna concert. We will also be trying to get Melanie Weisner on the air, live from South Africa where she just won a $1K WPT preliminary event. We will also be following up on Will's trip to Hammond, announce a petition to "Free The Poker Monkey", talk about the WSOP Main Event and give away prizes... Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

Ante Up columnist "Chicago Joe" Giertuga and Dave Backstrom, the Windy City Poker Championship champion are our guests. We will be talking Chicago poker, along with Monkey's controversial trip to Hammond, Cardinal baseball, Nick Jivkov, Ari Engel, and NFL football among other things.   Claudia Crawford was deep in the Hammond Main Event. Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

We talk about Howard Lederer brazenly playing live poker again. We discuss Daniel Negreanu's videoblog trashing Lederer, as well as Haralobos Voulgaris' accusations against Daniel. The appointment of durrr and Isildur as new Full Tilt pros is discussed. Druff and Drexel give tips on how to cash out $500-and-up chips at Las Vegas casinos, in light of stories regarding the Venetian recently giving people the third degree. Alvin Finklestein calls up the Venetian to report that his elderly clients, Mordecai and Mimsy, are now afraid of cashing in their sole $500 chip at the casino. Hollywood insider Dave Lerman tells us about recently attending Madonna's daughter's 16th birthday party atop the Stratosphere, and his embarrassing experience in front of Madonna. Forum legend Wiz calls in to report cashout issues at Lock Poker. We discuss Phil Ivey's $11 million win at a British casino, and their refusal to pay him. Druff talks about the liquidation of defunct Purple Lounge Poker, and a group forming of disgruntled players to fight getting screwed. Druff attempts to call the man rumored to have caused the suicide of 15-year-old Amanda Todd, but gets a woman on the phone who may or may not have been related to him. badguy23 and rawwolf/Slim T debate with Druff as to what he really reached on that phone call. Druff talks about a recent horse race at Harrrah's Chester named after his 2-year-old son, Benjamin.

Frank Kasella, Dwyte Pilgrim, Aaron Massey and David Plastik were our guests on this May 27th show, which was the debut show for my co-host The Poker Monkey, AKA Will Souther. Monkey is in Hammond, and we are taking the week off due to the fact we both are playing a lot of poker this week.   We will return with a new show October 21.   Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

Craig Casino, Pamela Jones and Scott Carroll are our guests. Craig is the all-time money winner on the Heartland Poker Tour, has the best poker name since Moneymaker and won the largest HPT tournament in history last October. The Poker Monkey and myself will be re-united for the first time in three weeks on this full two hour episode together*. We'll be talking Raymer, Cantu, Esfandiari, Southern Indiana, Hammond -- and of course Phil Hellmuth, who won his thirteenth WSOP Bracelet in WSOP Europe's Main Event. Pamela Jones co-owner and radio personality at OnTiltRadio.com is our second guest this week. Pam will be lighting up our studios, telling us about the On Tilt Radio (OTR) community, leagues, boards, and games. Scott Carrol is a friend of mine from Pekin Illinois who just won his first WSOP Ciruit title in Southern Indiana.   *We experienced technical difficulties, resulting in an edited, shorter version of the show.   Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

It's Ladies Day! Claudia Crawford, Marsha Wolak and Annie LePage are our guests on a Friday special edition Greatest Hits version of the show. I won a Heartland Poker Tour (HPT) Main Event seat here in St. Louis this week, and will be playing in Flight B Saturday. I want to focus on the HPT tournament and we will be playing our interviews with Claudia "The Claw" Crawford, then-reigning Ladies World Champion Marsha Wolak, and Canadian poker sweetheart Annie LePage. Claudia Crawford was on the show June 03, just after arriving at the World Series of Poker. Last year, Claudia finished 85th in the 2011 WSOP Main Event, and this year she would go on to finish 290th in the 2012 Main Event. Our interview with Marsha Wolak took place toward the end of June, and we literally pulled the reigning Ladies World Champion out of a WSOP tournament to be on our show. Annie LePage will anchor the show this week. She has a French-Canadian voice which Monkey describes as a voice "you want to make out with". The Scotty Clark Poker Show is brought to you by Lock Poker and we will return to our regular schedule in October. Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

Druff plays clips of parts 3 through 7 of the infamous "Lederer Files" interview, and analyzes them. Drexel returns to the show and talks about his weekend hanging out with Druff. We have a long conversation with Ken Scalir and his angry friend Stephanie. Rawwolf/Slim T calls in while Ken is on the phone, and is remarkably subdued. Druff gives an update on the gutshot.com scam, and also talks about a high limit account being hacked on Lock Poker. This show suffered from some sound issues while it played live, but all of them have been cleaned up for the archives, so you might want to listen if you missed some things during the live show.

2012 WSOP Circuit National Champion Ryan Eriquezzo is our guest and Bustout Pro Don Norman fills in for an hour as co-host. This week we talk about The Lederer FIles, the seven part video interview with Howard Lederer released this week by PokerNews.  My regular co-host The Poker Monkey will check in late in the show with his experiences this week at WSOP Bossier City and we will then get up close and personal with the reigning WSOP Circuit National Champion, Ryan Eriquezzo... Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

New Yorker Brett Richey headlines this show, with reports from WSOP-Bossier City and a very special guest, TydePoker3.0.com founder Marty AKA "Tyde" himself. This week, the Poker Monkey is in Bossier City getting his WSOP on, and we may have last minute guests from this tournament series. This will be a show with no script, plenty of ad-lib and we may even take calls from our listening audience. We will also be talking Andy Bloch, Full Tilt Poker, ESPN coverage of the 2012 Main Event, Poker Hall of Fame nominees, and anything else that comes to mind...   Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

Matt Glantz and Aaron Massey are our scheduled guests. Matt Glantz is the Poker Ambassador for the Parx Casino in Bensalem, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia). Parx kicked off the U.S. portion of this season's World Poker Tour schedule in August, and Glantz is a well-respected player in the industry. The Borgata Open began September 05 and runs through the 21st, and we have scheduled Aaron Massey to appear. Massey makes his return to the show on the heels of his $651,559 victory in the River Poker Series Main Event at the Winstar Casino. The Poker Monkey went to Seattle this week. Tune in for his trip report, as only Monkey could tell it! Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

Jesse Sylvia, Dennis Phillips and Mike Matusow are our guests. Jesse is the chipleader at the WSOP Main Event, and we will be getting to know him on the air. From speaking to Jesse on the phone, I can say he is a bright young man full of promise and positive energy, a real pleasure to talk with. Our Town's Dennis Phillips entered the 2008 Main Event Fial Table as the chipleader, the year the WSOP first introduced the November Nine. Dennis is one of the good guys in poker, and I have invited him on for a Q & A in which Jesse Sylvia will "pick his brain" for tips on how to approach his upcoming battle to become the 2012 World Champion of Poker. We will also take the time to ask Dennis what he has been up to lately... Mike "The Mouth" Matusow anchors this show. The Poker Monkey and myself are also known as big mouths, and we are bringing the biggest mouth in poker on to talk about what he has been up to since Black Friday. It will be interesting to see who does all the talking in the segment, as we will be asking Mike about his book, Full Tilt Poker, football and anything else that comes to mind. Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

We discuss the perplexing lawsuit at the AC Golden Nugget, and Alvin Finklestein makes a series of prank calls to get to the bottom of the situation. We speculate about Ben Mezrich's planned book regarding AP, and his odd decision to paint the cheaters in a positive light. We tackled the situation of a poker writer allegedly getting stiffed by WPT Magazine. Is Howard Lederer trying to rehabilitate his image already? We look at yet another fail at Lock Poker -- this time with them displaying eCOGRA certification banners that they don't have. Edition #2 of "What Does Ken Scalir Think?" is played, with contestants onestep and Hockey Guy. Ken Scalir agrees to let us call the woman who may have set him up to be scammed at a restaurant. A federal judge ruled that poker is a skill game in relation to an underground live casino bust, and Druff discusses whether that will impact online poker's legality. Vwls talks about relationships, pre-nups, and gold diggers. Some breaking news is announced regarding the status of Pokerstars owner Isai Scheinberg's indictment. Neverheeb attempts to check in from a pay phone.

Dustin "Neverwin" Woolf makes a surprise appearance, and he calls in to let us know what happened to him and where he is now. Slim T, banned from the radio until he provides proof in the forum regarding his accusations against Brandon, demands airtime while in the chat and is finally given a few minutes to state his case. Brandon walks off the show in disgust of the situation. Druff talks about his WSOP Main Event performance thus far, and tells of his experience of playing a few hours with David Sklansky. We talk about the WSOP allegedly printing the wrong time of certain preliminary event tickets, as well as their false promotion of the 2012 WSOP having the "biggest prize pool ever". We talk about two Rio cash game follies -- a hand where two people get dealt the nut flush at the same time, as well as a terrible ruling where an angle shooter was allowed to "win" $5k of a casual player's money. We briefly talk about Lock Poker's deposit problems on their new network, and analyze a photo of Tom Dwan possibly eating with Howard Lederer. We discuss the rumors that the Pokerstars purchase of Full Tilt was a DOJ hoax, as well as Ray Bitar being granted bail. We analyze the unfortunate situation of Epic Poker screwing writers out of their hard-earned back payments. In our "Love Hurts" segment, we visit the curious situation of Matt Marafioti possibly being back together with Lauren Kling, along with the Twitter-based physical assualt allegations from Amanda Musumeci against boyfriend Ryan Eriquezzo (who also might be back together!) Vwls and Beebs9Dizzle discuss whether sex toys are bad for relationships. User "BUBBLES" plays "Older or Younger than Druff" for a $50 restaurant gift card, donated by user "Pooh". Erik Ryland calls in, claiming that neverheeb is facing up to 5 years in prison, and onestep calls in to challenge Ryland to a fight.