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Recently, Andrew L'Esperance and Alexis Cartier kicked off their North American race season. At the Sea Otter Classic gravel race, L'Esperance finished 13th, making him the top Canadian at the first event in the Life Time Grand Prix series. Cartier had a tough race. “It was fun, but I didn't perform at all,” he says in this episode. “I kind of expected it, but I really got smashed.”The pair of riders will find themselves at many of the same races this season, including other Life Time events, such as Unbound, and gravel nationals in Water Valley, Alta. They are both racing as privateers, responsible for their own logistics, sponsorships, maintenance, on top of all the training and competing. Each one has a unique plan and set of goals for the season, which they discuss in this episode. L'Esperance is mixing gravel, mountain bike and even road racing. Cartier is blending his training and transportation: he's bikepacking to all six of the Life Time Grand Prix events.Also on the pod, Canadian Cycling Magazine editors Matthew Pioro and Matt Hansen, as well as feature writer Jake Williams, discuss recent races, such as the men's and women's Amstel Gold and De Brabantse Pijl. Pioro reports back from Sea Otter. He says he knows a bunch about the 32” wheels that seem to be coming to mountain bikes, but what is he actually able to reveal?
Send us a textWhat happens when a doctor of physical therapy who swore he'd never work with older adults discovers his true calling in senior care? Matt Hansen, Executive Director of the Home Care and Hospice Association of Utah, takes us on his remarkable journey from pediatric specialist to passionate advocate for quality home-based care.Matt reveals how his perspective dramatically shifted when he recognized the profound similarities between life's bookends—young children and seniors often share the clearest understanding of what truly matters in life. Through candid storytelling, he challenges some of our most deeply held assumptions about caring for aging loved ones, particularly the belief that families should handle everything themselves.The conversation tackles head-on the uncomfortable reality that well-intentioned family caregiving often fundamentally changes relationships. When adult children become caregivers, they frequently stop being daughters or sons in the same way. Professional support can preserve these precious family dynamics while ensuring comprehensive care.Perhaps most provocatively, Matt questions the inheritance mindset that prevents seniors from utilizing their life savings for quality care. "The money my parents saved is there to take care of them," he emphasizes. "The greatest inheritance they've given me isn't financial—it's values, work ethic, and love."Looking toward the future, Matt shares his optimism about emerging technologies that promise to transform home care. From non-wearable sensors that monitor vital signs through mattresses to AI systems that streamline documentation, these innovations may help address the serious staffing and reimbursement challenges facing the industry.For anyone considering home care for a loved one—or as a career path—this episode offers invaluable perspective. As Matt beautifully states, entering someone's home to provide care isn't just a job; it's stepping onto "sacred ground" where you might be their only advocate for maintaining independence and dignity.• Moving from pediatrics to geriatrics after initially being reluctant to work with older adults• The misconception that families can handle senior care alone without professional support• How family relationships change when relatives become caregivers instead of maintaining their primary roles• Challenging the mindset that saved money should be preserved as inheritance rather than used for quality care• The funding challenges facing home care with Medicare Advantage plans paying significantly less than traditional Medicare• Technology innovations making aging in place safer, including non-invasive monitoring systems and AI-assisted documentation• Utah's surprising statistic of over 450,000 family caregivers, many who don't identify as caregivers• The sacred responsibility of working in someone's home and serving as their advocateSupport the show
In this episode of The Consumer Finance Podcast, Chris Willis is joined by Matt Hansen, Jason Manning, and Michael Lacy, partners in Troutman Pepper Locke's Consumer Financial Services practice group, to discuss the use of mock jury exercises in consumer financial services litigation. They explore what mock jury exercises are, why they are used, and the benefits they provide in preparing for trial. The conversation covers the timing and implementation of these exercises, the insights gained from them, and real-life examples of how they have influenced case outcomes. Tune in to learn how mock jury exercises can help legal teams refine their strategies and improve their chances of success in court.
Sprinting against Jasper Philipsen, navigating a slippery go-kart track, powering up a climb in Spain trying to put out more watts than three other finalists—those were some of the challenges Noah Ramsay faced this past December as he competed in Zwift Academy for its prize of a spot on the Alpecin-Deceuninck development team. In the end, Ramsay won.The pro road contract marks a big switch in Ramsay's cycling career. For the past few years, cross country has been the focus of the 22-year-old rider. This past fall, he was 11th at the Lake Placid World Cup XCO race and fifth in the short track event at the Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup. Despite Ramsay's promise on the singletrack, he didn't have a team that could help him further his racing career. In August, a friend of Ramsay's recommended he try out for the Zwift Academy, a talent-identification competition supported by the virtual training platform. Ramsay made it to the finals, which were held in Spain this past December.In this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast, Ramsay tells the behind-the-scenes story of his Zwift Academy win. Also, Ramsay's coach Peter Glassford of The Consummate Athlete gives an account of the rider's talents that have gotten him to the Alpecin-Deceuninck development team. Ramsay looks ahead to his upcoming road season, discusses his hopes for the next few years and muses about where mountain biking might fit in with his new road career.Also in this episode, editors Matthew Pioro and Matt Hansen, as well as feature writer Jake Williams, discuss the men's and women's Strade Bianche, and look to Trofeo Alfredo Binda and Milan-San Remo. For the Classicissima, the focus is more on the women's race, which is back after a 20-year hiatus. What's the right length for a race called “Milan-San Remo?”Recently, on the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast, another rider making a cycling-discipline switch was featured. This season, Mathias Guillemette is making the switch from track to the road. Give that episode a listen, too.This episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is supported by MS Bike. Its first rides are in June. There are two in Alberta, Airdrie to Olds and another from Leduc to Camrose. The latest ride of the season is in Waskesiu, Sask., in September. And there are eight more—in B.C., another Alberta one, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia. Whichever one you choose, you have plenty of time to check out our training and preparation advice for MS Bike events.Every MS Bike ride is a professional event. It's fully supported with fuel, roadside assistance and first aid. These events are very welcoming. You only really need a bike, a helmet and the desire to keep pedalling.Of course, this is all for an important cause, that is raising money to help those with MS. Did you know that on average, 12 Canadians are diagnosed with MS each day. You can help. Register now and start your fundraising journey at msbike.ca.
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Recently, the country's top cyclocross riders took on a slick, muddy course in Lévis, Que., site of the 2024 national cyclocross championships. Just past the finish line, Canadian Cycling Magazine was there to capture the reactions of six new champions.Regular contributor Jake Williams was at the event, not only racing in the relay and the championships themselves, but taking in the action. In this episode, he shares his interviews and stories from Lévis with editors Matthew Pioro and Matt Hansen.Emilien Belzile grabbed his first championship win in the junior men's category. He faced a tough race and even went down on the course. In the end, he had to sprint hard against Evan Moore for the finish line. In early November, Belzile was third in the junior race at the Pan Am championships. This past June, the Fédération québécoise des sports cyclistes named him mountain bike athlete of the month for his podium placings in Canada and Quebec Cup events.Nineteen-year-old Mika Comaniuk is no stranger to CX nationals or racing in Lévis. In 2023, he won the C2-level Cyclocross de Lévis. Back in 2022, he was second in the junior race at CX nationals in Victoria. This past weekend, he got a gap on his fellow racers in the under-23 men's group that he was able to maintain until the end.Marin Lowe took a break from her studies at the University of Victoria to jet across the country, borrow a bike and win the under-23 women's race. Lowe already has a maple-leaf jersey in her collection: she is the 2023 junior cross country champ. Also that year, at the cross country world championships, she crossed the line in second place, behind her then-teammate Isabella Holmgren. In this episode, Lowe reveals the unique indicator she has that tells her when she's really ready to race.Like Comaniuk, Rafaelle Carrier won in Lévis in 2023. Actually, Carrier has won in a whole bunch of places the past two years, including Gullegem in Belgium and in Missoula, Mont., at the 2023 Pan Am championships. This year, Carrier was second in the junior category at the cross country world championships. In a way, it's no surprise she defended her 2023 national junior CX title. Still, her competition was top-notch. In second was USCX overall winner Nico Knoll. Third was Aislin Hallahan, a regular on recent USCX podiums.While Isabella Holmgren's elite win wasn't much of a surprise either, she also faced some serious competition, too, like multiple CX champ Maghalie Rochette and current Pan Am champ Sidney McGill. Ian Ackert continued his relatively compact but successful 'cross season by snagging his first elite title. You'll learn how he celebrated that win and how those festivities didn't really seem to hinder him on his next race day at the C2 event.Throughout this episode, Jake, Matthew and Matt bring their analysis to the event, mixed with their signature humour.
Welcome to MeatEater Radio Live! Join Steve Rinella and the rest of the crew as they go LIVE from MeatEater HQ every Thursday at 11am MT! They'll have segments, call-in guests, and real-time interaction with the audience. You can watch the stream on the MeatEater Podcast Network YouTube channel, or catch the audio version of the show on Fridays. Today's episode is hosted by Spencer Neuharth, Steve Rinella, Janis Putelis, and Phil Taylor. Guests: Renown whitetail photographer Matt Hansen and journalist Mitchell Black with the Post and Courier. Connect with The MeatEater Podcast Network MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YoutubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The new vice president for student development at Simpson College, Matt Hansen, is retaining his existing title as dean of students and is on the front line of helping make a vibrant experience for students outside the classroom. On this episode of the podcast, Matt talks about his career journey to Simpson, his program's recent Iowa Safe Schools Award, and how Simpson is helping its students be engaged in the 2024 elections.
A mother tells her son that he sucks. A pro, on his way to a race win, lobs a retort revealing local knowledge. A masters rider can't stop thinking about a burn yelled at him across a field years ago. A course designer screams platitudes with the frightening intensity of a death metal singer. These are all part of the world of cyclocross heckles, which sting, amuse, elate and perplex. They're supposed to be fun. But sometimes they go terribly wrong.At a recent CX race in Toronto, editor Matthew Pioro looked into the cyclocross heckle. He spoke with Isabella Holmgren, the current elite Pan Am champion participating in one of her first 'cross races of the season. She revealed how family can unleash some pretty harsh words. Ian Ackert, the under-23 Pan Am champ racing in bleached blond hair, seemed to have corralled any disses around his locks. Sidney McGill, two-time under-23 national champion, has been followed by a squirrel-related heckle. The three pro riders not only spoke about course-side razzing, but their goals for the 'cross season ahead as well.Pioro also went looking for a heckler who landed what the editor considers some of the harshest burns he'd ever received. The meeting and the conversation goes in a direction that Pioro didn't expect. Could it be time to retire the heckle and replace it with something more positive?In this episode, Pioro has help with CX heckle analysis from Canadian Cycling Magazine web editor Matt Hansen and feature writer Jake Williams, two guys who know all about unleashing trash talk.
Season 8 of The Fine Line concludes with a wild story that demonstrates how there will always be people who go right up to the edge in the Tetons, and venture beyond it despite the risks. The story includes the keen perspectives of Teton County Search & Rescue volunteer Anthony Stevens and TCSAR Chief Pilot Steve Wilson, and how they rescued local snowboarder Sasha Motivala after a traumatic accident on No Name Peak back in April. Please tune in for this thought-provoking conversation about risk tolerance, decision-making, and the lifesaving skillsets of Teton County Search & Rescue. Produced by Backcountry Zero, Season 8 of The Fine Line is presented by Stio, with support from Roadhouse Brewing Co., Arc'teryx and KHOL. Editing for The Fine Line is by Melinda Binks, with original artwork by Jen Reddy. The theme song is by Anne and Pete Sibley, with additional music produced by Ben Winship. Interview and storytelling by Matt Hansen. Thank you so much for listening to The Fine Line. If you like what you hear, please leave us a review and share it with a friend.
The Cod Mega Bucks catch and release event has been run and won with the $10,000 first prize going to the angler with the longest fish. Listen to The Big Fish and you too might catch a monster!
This past August, the day after Micayla Gatto's 36th birthday, the freerider, filmmaker and artist was at a boatyard in Squamish. She was there to fix up the family's sailboat. Her goal is not only to get the craft seaworthy, but to use it to travel to new riding destinations—another chapter in the varied career of the rider-Renaissance woman.In the 2000s, Gatto competed in downhill, earning national championship titles. After a bad crash in 2014, she stepped away from racing. In 2017, her video with IFHT, “Ferda Girls”—a parody of Kendrick Lamar's “Humble” that critiqued the sexism and the challenges women face in mountain biking—won Crankworx's Dirt Diaries. The video remains a landmark in Gatto's career. Today, Gatto, a YT Mob member, continues to ride big lines and is an alternate for this fall's edition of Red Bull Rampage, which will include women riders for the first time.Another first in 2024 is the FMBA Slopestyle World Championships for women. Can Gatto connect her riding and activism to progress in the sport such as that? She is maybe a bit humble, and mixes her analysis with humour. “I mean, I've had a couple of people name their babies after me,” she says in this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast. “So, I've got to be doing something right. (Or I just have a cool name.)”Find out more in this wide ranging interview with Gatto that also looks at another one of her pursuits, the art of tattooing, and how it is connected with mountain biking.Also in this episode is Derek Gee. The rider from Osgoode, Ont., won a stage at this year's Critérium du Dauphiné, held the leader's jersey for a stage and finished third overall. Later in the summer, he rode to an impressive ninth at the Tour France. He looks ahead to the Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal. Editors Matthew Pioro and Matt Hansen look further at the WorldTour races set to run in a little more than a week. Big names are on their way to Canada.
Mount Glory is well known among backcountry skiers and snowboarders. But as a summer hiking trail? Not quite the same draw. And yet, for Lou and Kathy Fatkin, it made for the ideal location when they set out for a hike up the steep, dusty trail on July 16, 2023. Their story about the consequences of that day, despite the hardship, lends inspiration for experiencing some of our country's most treasured landscapes. TCSAR volunteer Anna DiSanto joins in the conversation about the team's response: a good old-fashioned boots on the ground gruntfest during one of the hottest days of the year. Interview by Matt Hansen. Editing and sound by Melinda Binks. This story was recorded in the studios of KHOL 89.1 FM. The Fine Line theme song is by Anne and Pete Sibley, with additional music provided by Ben Winship. Original artwork by Jen Reddy Ink. This episode of The Fine Line is presented by www.stio.com, with additional support from https://roadhousebrewery.com and https://891khol.org.
“I felt there was a big gap that could be filled with good, science-based, evidence-based information,” says Rick Prince, founder of the United Endurance Sports Coaching Academy. In this episode, Rick joins Brad Miles to explore the void he noticed in endurance sports education, which inspired him to create UESCA in 2014. For Rick, staying current with evidence-based information is so crucial because it's what ensures that coaches are providing athletes with the most effective and safe training methods, ultimately leading to better performance and injury prevention. Rick shares insights into the advancements in endurance sports science, particularly in female physiology and training technologies. He clears up common misconceptions, such as the myth that running damages your knees and the misunderstood role of lactic acid in muscle fatigue. Rick further explains UESCA's certification programs, which are designed to be thorough and adaptable to fit each learner's pace. He highlights the significant contributions of experts like Dr. Matt Hansen and athletes like Mel Rojas in shaping UESCA's curriculum. He also gives a sneak peek into what's next, including a strength and conditioning certification for endurance athletes and a newly launched course on physiological adaptations to endurance exercise. Tune in to this episode of Run Fast, Run Forever Presented by Lever Movement to boost your coaching skills and discover the importance of science-based training and ongoing education in the ever-evolving world of endurance sports. Quotes “A lot of the programs that were out there, they would come up with something and wouldn't update it at all. So, it was just really antiquated information that you were getting. One of the things we make an effort to do is update the information as new information comes out.” (03:15 | Rick Prince) “There are all these long-standing myths out there. I think one of the biggest ones that always gets attention is that endurance exercise is bad for you.” (06:24 | Rick Prince) “What we're trying to do is say, ‘Hey, it's all about education. It's all about the experience. It's all about those elements versus whether you're a top performer.'” (11:19 | Rick Prince) “For us, it's going to stay more focused on what we're doing purely from an educational standpoint. We are currently working on a strength and conditioning certification, which we believe will be in high demand. We're certainly receiving quite a few requests for it, and there's never been anything specifically for strength and conditioning for endurance athletes.” (13:55 | Rick Prince) “A lot of this came from my, for lack of a better word, hatred of the personal training industry, where everything seemed like a money grab. I approached it from the standpoint of, if I were a coach or an aspiring coach, what would I want? I would always want a reference point. For example, if we update our certifications, you don't pay for the update or for any additional content because I don't think that's how it should be.” (17:15 | Rick Prince) Links Connect with Rick Prince: https://enduranceconference.uesca.com/ Keywords: Use RUN75 for $75 off the Conference price https://www.instagram.com/levermovement/ https://www.instagram.com/bradmiles/ https://levermovement.com/ Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm
Today, I'm syncing up with Ezra Swell, Age Group triathlete that is CRUSHING it in the 25-29 age group, which he just entered this year. He recently won Challenge New Jersey, where he earned a spot to Challenge Roth. In June he came in first in his age group at IRONMAN 70. 3 Happy Valley, where I was race announcing and watched him come through the finish line, which was pretty cool. He has also won 1st AG IRONMAN 70.3 Eagleman. In his spare time Ezra works in finance and played college basketball at University of Chicago. During our conversation, we chat about how Ezra got his start in triathlon and what he loves about the sport, how he has evolved as an athlete from his first IRONMAN to winning in his AG at the Ironman 70.3 distance , when he was self coaching and why he decided to hire a coach ( podcast guest) Matt Hansen, when and why he joined Every Man Jack, similarities and diff between basketball and triathlon, what Ezra does when he isn't racing and training, his super cool bike and when/who he finds time for dating!
There are a million and one ways for people to get into trouble in the backcountry. And it is unfair to assume that everyone is being reckless. Sometimes, they just get their foot stuck. In this episode of The Fine Line, Teton County Search & Rescue volunteer Doug Van Houten takes us back to an incident from 2018 when the SAR team had to pull out all the stops in order to help a Nordic skier get out of a jam, literally. Interview by Matt Hansen. Editing and sound by Melinda Binks. This story was recorded in the studios of KHOL 89.1 FM. The Fine Line theme song is by Anne and Pete Sibley, with additional music written and produced by Ben Winship. The original cover art is by Jen Reddy. This episode of The Fine Line is presented by Stio, with additional support from Arc'teryx and KHOL.
Matt Lieto catches up with the current IRONMAN Pro Series points leader, American Matt Hanson. A new father at 39, Hanson talks about what fuels him as an athlete, and the importance of understanding your ‘why' when chasing big triathlon goals. Hanson made the leap from age-grouper to professional in 2011, earning his pro card just to see if he could do it. Since then, he's earned six IRONMAN 70.3 titles and six IRONMAN wins. Hanson shares where he learned his work ethic, how he balances a full life as a coach and father with his own athletic ambitions, and why it's essential to focus more on process and less on outcome. Hanson also talks about his training prep for the upcoming Athletic Brewing IRONMAN Lake Placid with IRONMAN Pro Series current #2 Jackson Laundry, and his strategy for ending the season atop the leaderboard.
The Mount Pleasant Recreation Department runs engaging, relaxing, and engaging programs such as youth & adult sports, summer camps, swim lessons, a Senior Center, art, dance, music classes, events, and more. Listen as Steve Gergick, Director of the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department, talks to host Brian Cleary about the things that the recreation department provides the community, including the different facilities they manage, the parks, parking lots for different Recreation Department facilities, exercise facilities, playgrounds, among other things. Among other projects and events in today's episode, the Rifle Range Road Park is discussed. A full description is more than we can add here, so listen in and be sure to find out the great things that are planned. The town's website also has details online at https://www.tompsc.com/1067/Rifle-Range-Road-Park-Phase-II including an impressive Site Plan. If you want to get involved in volunteering with the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department, contact Matt Hansen at the Jones Center at 843-884-2528 for opportunities.
Season 8 of The Fine Line rolls onward with a story about a mountain bike crash with potentially serious consequences on a trail near Teton Pass, Wyoming. The episode dives into the effectiveness of the BackcountrySOS app, and how Teton County Search & Rescue volunteers responded with delicate treatment of potentially life-altering injuries. Thanks to Rick Gordon and Dr. Tobin Dennis for sharing their experiences so the rest of us can learn—right as mountain bike season ramps up across the Mountain West. To hear another episode about misadventures on this same log bridge, check out "Night Rescue in Phillips Canyon" from Season 5. Season 8 of The Fine Line is presented by Stio, with support from Arc'teryx and KHOL. The original cover art is by Jen Reddy. The Fine Line's theme song is by Anne & Pete Sibley, with additional music produced by Ben Winship. The Fine Line is produced and hosted by Matt Hansen, with editing and sound by Melinda Binks. Learn more about The Fine Line at BackcountryZero.com.
Motorcycle Rider, Movie Lover, Video Director/Producer, and Standup Comic? Air Force Veteran Matt Hansen considers himself a bit of an oddity in the veteran community, but he's on the path to change that. Turning to a life of creative development, he's on a new mission to bring veterans' stories and marketing triangles into digital media. Check out his website: https://www.anointedforsuccess.com/ Connect: https://www.instagram.com/afsucces/ Reach out to him for a chance to invest in future pictures --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vets2pm/support
Teton County Search & Rescue volunteer Carol Viau, one of the longest tenured members on the team, shares this memorable story from her very first rescue. It was October 26, 2000, a time before cell phones were ubiquitous, and when most callouts for TCSAR required good old-fashioned boots on the ground. "A Whistle in the Dark" reveals how and why someone is drawn to be a first responder, how intuition and basic skills can be invaluable during a cold, dark search, and how gentle conversations with a person in need can help us gain a deeper understanding of ourselves. Produced by Backcountry Zero, The Fine Line is presented by Stio, with additional support from Roadhouse Brewing Co. and KHOL 89.1 FM in Jackson. This episode was produced by Matt Hansen. Editing and sound by Melinda Binks. The story was recorded in the studios of KHOL 89.1 FM. The Fine Line theme song is by Anne and Pete Sibley, with additional music provided by Ben Winship. Original artwork by Jen Reddy Ink.
Two bikepackers embark on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, a 2,700-mile journey that traverses the Rockies from the Mexico border all the way to Canada. During their trip, a seemingly little decision comes back to haunt them in a big way, right as their route enters one of the most remote parts of Teton County, Wyoming. This episode not only reveals the challenges of preparing for such an undertaking, but takes on the headwinds of long-distance cycling and how, during our times of greatest need, we can rely on the kindness of complete strangers. For more information on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, Bikepacking.com is the authoritative voice on the subject. Interviews and writing by Matt Hansen. Editing and sound by Melinda Binks. The interviews were conducted in the studios of KHOL 89.1 FM. Thank you to Maggie Slepian and Matt Maar for sharing their story, and to Mike Baum and TCSAR volunteer Ed Fries for lending their perspective to this slow burn of an epic journey. The Fine Line theme song is by Anne and Pete Sibley, with additional music provided by Ben Winship. Original artwork by Jen Reddy Ink. This episode of The Fine Line is presented by Stio, with additional support from Arc'teryx and KHOL.
Season 8 of The Fine Line begins with a story from one of the most recognizable features of the southern Teton range, and a ski line that makes even the bravest skiers buckle their boots a little bit tighter: Cody Peak's Central Couloir. On Saturday March 18, 2023, skiers Will Brown and Jacqueline Dickey dropped into Central after hiking out to the top of Cody from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Aerial Tram. What happened next forever changed their relationship to skiing and big, complex mountains. We also hear from Jackson Hole Ski Patroller Jeff Burke, who helps explain how different responding agencies come together to perform rescues in the JHMR backcountry—and how a pair of skis took the long road to get back to Jacqueline. If you are looking for mental health support, please visit the Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center, or dial the national crisis and suicide prevention hotline at 988. As we hear in this episode, mental health is a backcountry safety issue. Interviews and writing by Matt Hansen. Editing and sound by Melinda Binks. The interviews were recorded in the studios of KHOL 89.1 FM. The Fine Line theme song is by Anne and Pete Sibley, with additional music provided by Ben Winship. Original artwork by Jen Reddy. The Fine Line is presented by Stio, with additional support by Roadhouse Brewing Company and KHOL.
In the No. 818 episode of the PokerNews Podcast sponsored by Global Poker, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen dive into the latest news, gossip, and results from the poker industry. That includes talking about the earlier leader in the cross-book bet between Landon Tice & Jeremy Becker, Mori Eskandani and John Hennigan taking down PGT Mixed Game Series titles, Joey Ingram rejoining the poker podcast ranks by interviewing Doug Polk, and Kevin Martin streaming 24/7 in a unique bankroll challenge. Also, Matt talks about his adventures at the recently-completed RGPS Tunica, while Chad shares why Maurice Hawkins, who made headlines last week after cashing for six figures only to have his past backing situations resurface, is pissed at both him and PokerNews! Finally, learn about why Connor and Matt will no longer be regular co-hosts of the PokerNews Podcast, which is set to change in a big way soon! Not only that but there are big plans in the works that'll ensure you haven't heard the last from Connor Richards and Matt Hansen! Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:22 | Welcome to Show #818 01:04 | Sponsor: Global Poker 01:45 | Landon Tice vs. Jeremy Becker – Who's out to an early lead? 03:40 | Wynn Millions happening now 04:06 | Mori Eskandani & John Hennigan take down PGT Mixed Game Series titles 07:18 | Matt returns from RGPS Tunica 09:25 | Kevin Martin streaming life 24/7 in bankroll challenge 12:30 | Joey Ingram back in podcasting streets with Doug Polk as first guest 14:40 | New plans for the PokerNews Podcast; Connor & Matt departing 18:40 | Maurice Hawkins back in the news – calls out PokerNews & Chad Holloway 26:10 | Goodbye, Connor & Matt! 26:42 | “Bitch-Ass Chad Holloway”
In the No. 817 episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen dive into the latest news, gossip, and results from the poker industry. That includes announcing the winner of our WPT Voyage cabin giveaway! Chad then discusses his controversial tweet about Daniel Negreanu, Connor and Matt offer their thoughts on Mike Postle's unexpected appearance on an X Space, and then all three talk highlights from last weekend's Global Poker Awards. Other stories covered include Ari Engel and Daniel Lowery each adding gold rings to their WSOP Circuit résumés, Mintzy under fire at Barstool over his deep tournament run, Barny Boatman and other big winners from EPT Paris, the cross-book bet between Landon Tice & Jeremy Becker, and Venetian's new upcoming poker room. Finally, Chad sits down with Lexy Gavin-Mather to talk about her new book by D&B Publishing, Mastering Small Stakes No-Limit Tournaments. As a special treat, you'll have a chance to win a signed copy of the book, which will release in late March but is available now for preorder. Time Stamps00:01 | Welcome to Show #81700:56 | Sponsor: WPT Global01:50 | Teasing guest Lexy Gavin-Mather03:45 | Chad's controversial Daniel Negreanu tweet08:30 | Win a signed copy of Lexy Gavin-Mather's book08:55 | Mark Olivo wins the WPT Voyage giveaway10:00 | Mike Postle makes unexpected appearance on X Space14:27 | Highlights from the Global Poker Awards18:16 | Ari Engel & Dan Lowery capture WSOPC rings20:21 | Paul Pierce & Mintzy employment under fire because of poker25:05 | Guest Lexy Gavin-Mather joins the show26:25 | Writing “Mastering Small Stakes No-Limit Tournaments”27:27 | What sort of subject matter do you cover?28:52 | Any special plans involving the book during the WSOP?29:16 | Vlogging every day of the WSOP30:03 | How was your experience at the EPT Paris?31:45 | Are you excited to record the audio version of the book?32:20 | The story behind Lexy's dad going viral for a basketball video36:00 | Barny Boatman among big winners from EPT Paris38:30 | Cross-book bet between Landon Tice & Jeremy Becker42:15 | Venetian's new upcoming poker room
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast sponsored by PokerStars, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen dive into the recently announced schedule for the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP). Hear about new events -- including the new PokerNews $600 DeepStack Championship -- along with what's missing. If you're looking for a breakdown of the 2024 WSOP schedule, you've come to the right place. The crew also discuss the controversial Sean Perry losing $1 million in a Super Bowl bet, the PokerStars EPT Paris kicking off, and welcome guest Jonathan Little, who is fresh off crushing the PokerGO Cup. Little, a contributor to the PokerNews Strategy section, talks about his hot start to 2024, his successful poker coaching business, and what he thought about Matt Berkey stirring the pot. Finally, remember there is one week left for the PokerNews Podcast WPT Voyage giveaway where one lucky winner will win a $4,000 cruise package. All you need to do is like, subscribe, and leave us a review. Then, share a screenshot on our social media posts and you'll be entered to win! Be sure to listen for details on how to enter, and be sure to review the Terms & Conditions of the competition. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 01:02 | Sponsor: PokerStars 01:17 | 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) schedule is out! 03:35 | New events on the schedule 06:00 | Double Board Bomb Pot 09:00 | Where is the $1,000,000 Tournament of Champions? 11:58 | First Event is the Champions Reunion – Win a Main Event seat! 13:55 | 2024 WSOP Main Event to run July3-17 16:45 | $3,000 Mid-Stakes Championship 17:42 | The PokerNews $600 Deepstack Championship bracelet event 18:02 | Taking over the Daily Deepstacks! 20:56 | PokerNews Podcast WPT Voyage Giveaway! 23:45 | Connor is excited for next week's Global Poker Awards 24:27 | Guest Jonathan Little joins the show 26:09 | Off to a hot start in 2024 27:25 | Is coaching still a passion for you? 28:00 | How do you choose hands for your PokerNews Strategy columns? 30:25 | Success at the PokerGO Studio 33:00 | Matt Berkey's controversial comments – what are your thoughts? 34:42 | What's new at PokerCoaching.com? 36:15 | Any new books coming down the pipeline? 37:03 | What are your poker plans for 2024 and the WSOP? 38:20 | May try to play some Triton Poker Events 40:53 | Sean Perry loses $1 million in Super Bowl bet 44:48 | The PokerStars EPT Paris is underway 46:40 | One more week to enter the PokerNews Podcast WPT Voyage giveaway
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast sponsored by Global Poker, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen announce a very special giveaway in which one lucky listener of the show will win a cruise package for the upcoming WPT Voyage, one of the most anticipated poker events of the year! Be sure to listen for details on how to enter, and be sure to review the Terms & Conditions of the competition. They then talk about the theft allegations against Anthony Zinno, Phil Hellmuth calling out Ike Haxton for wearing a mask, and Daniel Negreanu and Matt Berkey arguing about Jonathan Little, who went about his business and crushed the PokerGO Cup! Additionally, Jason Koon has departed GGPoker, Hermann Schweiger won the Hendon Mob Winter Championships Main Event, and Phil Laak is returning for Season 12 of High Stakes Poker! Oh, and Connor caught up with Leon Wheeler, the Director of Poker Operations at Resorts World, which is gearing up to host some big poker series in 2024! Finally, the crew take a look ahead to both the Celebrity Poker Tour Invitational II and CSOP "All in for Epilepsy" on Feb. 8, as well as Leigh Steinberg's 37th Annual Super Bowl Party, which PokerNews will attend. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:55 | Sponsor: Global Poker 02:00 | PN Pod Giveaway – Win a WPT Voyage Cruise! 05:51 | Corel Theuma accuses Anthony Zinno of taking bag w/ $20K 09:30 | Connor finds a $500 chip 10:40 | Phil Hellmuth Wants Ike Haxton to Take Off the Facemask 15:40 | Jonathan Little crushes PokerGO Cup; Berkey & Negreanu square off 19:05 | Jason Koon parts ways with GGPoker 20:47 | Has the Poker Integrity Council been a letdown? 22:32 | Connor plays on Bally's Live in action-packed Industry Game 25:24 | Interview w/ Resorts World Director of Poker Operations Leon Wheeler 26:30 | What's coming up for poker at Resorts World? 27:28 | The state of live poker in Las Vegas 28:36 | Hermann Schweiger stages incredible comeback in the Hendon Mob Winter Championships Main Event 29:25 | Season 12 of High Stakes Poker – Phil Laak to return! 31:49 | Get 25% Discount on WPT Voyage Package Through Valentine's Flash Sale 32:49 | What's coming up for Super Bowl Weekend in Las Vegas 33:06 | Celebrity Poker Tour at PokerGO Studio 33:53 | The Charity Series of Poker (CSOP) at the Palms 35:00 | Leigh Steinberg's 37th Annual Super Bowl Party
Matt Hansen, an architect based in Pittsburgh, discusses the challenges and opportunities in the education sector in Western Pennsylvania. He shares his background in architecture and how he transitioned to focusing on educational design. Matt highlights the funding shortage and the need for school renovations and replacements in the region. He also discusses the importance of incorporating innovative design concepts, such as small learning communities and outdoor spaces, into school projects. Matt emphasizes the value of collaboration between architects and educators to create effective learning environments. The conversation covers the origins of the podcast and the motivation behind it. It also explores the involvement of the podcast in the A4LE community and the unique position it holds. The conversation concludes with closing remarks and a commitment to driving change in education. Takeaways The education sector in Western Pennsylvania faces challenges due to funding shortages and outdated school facilities. Innovative design concepts, such as small learning communities and outdoor spaces, can enhance the learning experience. Collaboration between architects and educators is crucial to create effective and inspiring learning environments. Furniture plays a significant role in educational spaces and should be carefully considered to support learning and engagement. The podcast started as a way to continue conversations with educators and share practical experiences. The podcast became involved with A4LE as a way to support the community and have meaningful conversations. The podcast's unique position allows for discussions with architects and interior designers who deeply care about education. Matt Hansen joined IKM in 2005 and has spearheaded the firm's efforts in growing its K-12 education portfolio. He has successfully managed over $230 million of project cost in the market sector. As the Educational Practice Leader, Mr. Hansen is responsible for leading and facilitating IKM's planning and visioning process and helping clients research and identify their facility needs. Matt is a gifted designer who employs an energetic, collaborative approach that places research-driven concepts at the forefront of his work. Learn more about Matt Hansen: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-hansen-a493968b/ Learn more about creating better learning environments at www.Kay-Twelve.com. Kevin Stoller is the host of the Better Learning Podcast and Co-Founder of Kay-Twelve, a national leader for educational furniture. Find out more about Kevin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinstoller/. For more episodes of the Better Learning Podcast, visit https://www.betterlearningpodcast.com/ Episode 164 of the Better Learning Podcast Kevin Stoller is the host of the Better Learning Podcast and Co-Founder of Kay-Twelve, a national leader for educational furniture. Learn more about creating better learning environments at www.Kay-Twelve.com. Who made this episode possible? Association for Learning Environments (A4LE) - https://www.a4le.org/ Education Leaders' Organization - https://www.ed-leaders.org/ Second Class Foundation - https://secondclassfoundation.org/
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast sponsored by WPT Global, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen recap the recently-completed Borgata Winter Open, acknowledge the Anthony Zinno allegations, and dive into the PokerGO Cup. It was there that Connor chatted with Cody Daniels, who despite severe health issues ventured to Las Vegas to live his dream of playing a high-stakes tournament. Not only did he play, but he made the final table! The crew then ventured across the street to a Bally's Live high-stakes cash game where we grabbed interviews with Daniel Cates, Mike Watson, Dylan Weisman, and Dylan DeStefano. Other stories include Shaun Deeb closing in on a $1 million body fat prop bet, former PokerNews reporter Mo Nuwwarah winning an MSPT title and remembering Perry Friedman, who recently passed away from pancreatic cancer. Finally, they take a look ahead to both the Celebrity Poker Tour Invitational II and CSOP "All in for Epilepsy" on Feb. 8, as well as Leigh Steinberg's 37th Annual Super Bowl Party, which PokerNews will attend. Hear the crew's Super Bowl picks, and find out where you might be able to cross paths with one of the teams after the big game. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:55 | Sponsor: WPT Global 01:53 | Borgata Winter Open wraps up 02:33 | Acknowledging the Anthony Zinno allegations 03:57 | Chad's Howard Lederer story 06:31 | PokerGO Cup is happening now 08:02 | Interview with Cody Daniels 12:26 | Early winners from the PokerGO Cup 13:33 | Bally's Live interview with Dylan DeStefano & Dylan Weisman 15:15 | Bally's Live interviews with Daniel Cates & Mike Watson 20:15 | Shaun Deeb closing in on $1 million in body fat prop bet 22:20 | Former PokerNews reporter Mo Nuwwarah wins MSPT Bally's Black Hawk for $155,189 25:30 | Remembering Perry Friedman 27:33 | What's coming up? 28:07 | Celebrity Poker Tour Invitational II on Feb. 8 31:11 | Charity Series of Poker (CSOP) “All in for Epilepsy” also on Feb. 8 32:05 | PokerNews headed to Leigh Steinberg's 37th Annual Super Bowl Party 35:20 | Super Bowl picks – San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs 37:50 | Where to find a Super Bowl after-party with one of the teams
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast sponsored by 888poker, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen break down the recently-revealed Global Poker Award nominees, which included one of their very own! Who do they like to win? Who do they think got snubbed? Find out here. Plus, Chad talks about his experience playing on Poker Night in America (PNIA) last week, which is where Connor and Matt caught up with this week's guest, Jason Somerville, who shared what he's been up to lately and reminisced on his days co-hosting this very podcast. The crew then discusses the hot start to 2024 for both Kristen & Alex Foxen, former 'American Idol' contestant William Hung's interview about losing his wife over a gambling addiction, and the Arkansas high school teacher who won $73K at the first RunGood Poker Series stop of the season. Finally, take a look at the 2024 Wynn Millions schedule, which offers more than $8M in guarantees! Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 01:37 | Connor Richards nominated for a Global Poker Award! 03:02 | Breaking down the Global Poker Award nominations 03:17 | Toughest Opponent 04:28 | Best Final Table Performance 06:00 | Breakout Player of the Year 06:55 | Best Twitter/X Personality 07:45 | Best Streamer 08:44 | Best Vlogger 10:00 | Best Short Form Content Creator 11:00 | Industry Person of the Year 12:31 | Tournament Director of the Year 14:26 | Event of the Year 15:30 | Best Mid-Major Circuit/Tour 16:44 | Best Standalone Event 17:37 | Best Commentator 18:12 | Best Poker Podcast 19:21 | Best Media Content – Written 21:29 | Best Media Content – Video 22:42 | Best Media Content – Photo 26:27 | Fan Choice Categories 30:44 | Chad plays on Poker Night in America 8 years after first appearance 35:39 | Hanging out at Studio 52 w/ Jason Somerville 36:15 | Interview w/ Jason Somerville 36:52 | How did your partnership w/ PNIA come together? 40:44 | What's exciting you about poker content nowadays? 43:09 | Remembering his time w/ the PokerNews Podcast 44:27 | Sponsor: 888poker 45:29 | Kristen & Alex Foxen off to a hot start in 2024 46:42 | Infamous 'American Idol' contestant William Hung lost wife over poker, gambling addiction 48:00 | Arkansas high school teacher wins $73K as RunGood Poker Series kicks off 2024 season 49:39 | Wynn Millions schedule released; more than $8M in guarantees
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast sponsored by PokerStars, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen talk about going to see comedian Kevin Nealon and shenanigans at the latest Charity Series of Poker (CSOP), which saw Mike "The Mouth" Matusow contend for the trophy! They then chat about the PokerGO Tour (PGT) Championship, which had to contend with a seemingly intoxicated qualifier. It was at that event that Connor caught up with both Arden Cho and Samuel Laskowitz. The former would go on to make a deep run, while the latter was the last player to qualify for the tournament. Plus, hear who actually won the tournament for $500,000! Other topics discussed include new online gaming efforts in New York, the THM Winter Championship taking place in the Alps Jan. 29-Feb. 5, Mike Holtz and Zach Gruneberg winning WSOP.com Player of the Year honors, and Brantzen & Boston Rob to be on Deal or No Deal Island. Finally, Chad reveals that he's slated to play on Poker Night in America. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:32 | Episode sponsored by PokerStars – Check out the US Winter Series here! 01:07 | Tease guests Arden Cho & Samuel Laskowitz 02:05 | Checking out comedian Kevin Nealon 04:54 | Seemingly intoxicated poker player on PGT Championship stream puts viewers on tilt 08:20 | Dream Seat qualifier Arden Cho has a deep run 08:40 | Daniel Smiljkovic wins PGT Championship title for $500,000 10:45 | Interview w/ Arden Cho 15:03 | Interview w/ Samuel Laskowitz 18:40 | Does New York stand a chance of passing online poker legislation this year? 24:27 | THM Winter Championship Taking Place in the Alps Jan. 29-Feb. 5 25:35 | The 2nd Annual Charity Series of Poker (CSOP) Awards and tournament 27:27 | Mike “The Mouth” Matusow makes a deep run 30:08 | Winner interview w/ CSOP champ Hunter Glass 31:55 | Mike Holtz Wins WSOP.com NV/NJ Player of the Year; Zach Gruneberg Takes PA Title 32:30 | Brantzen & Boston Rob to be on Deal or No Deal Island 35:40 | Chad to compete on Poker Night in America against Neeme, Konnikova & more
Matt is a retired corporate executive who transitioned to full time real estate investor. His investment portfolio includes over 2,000 units of multifamily apartments and many other alternative asset classes.Main point:How did you transition from corporate executive to real estate entrepreneur?How does someone get started passively investing in real estate and alternative assets?What are the critical stats you must review before investing in any opportunity?What key lessons have you learned as a savvy investor?Why should you have investments outside of Wall Street?Connect with Matt Hansen:www.HansenHoldings.commatt@hansenholdings.comhttps://www.facebook.com/matthew.hansen.52056https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewhansen11/http://www.hansenholdings.comPodcast-Better Returns: Invest Like a Pro
On the first episode of the New Year for the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen discuss poker bots on ACR, the risk of playing on unregulated sites, and offer an update on the Michigan poker player who was found zip-tied on the side of the road after allegedly being kidnapped. They then dive into Daniel Negreanu's poker tournament losses from 2023, his early win in 2024, and what's happening down at PokerGO Studio. There, Richards caught up with this week's guest, Clemen Deng, who has been a rising star in the high-roller streets. Finally, they wrap up by paying respect to Kara Scott, who parted ways with 888poker after eight years as an ambassador, reveal results for various Player of the Year (POY) races, and debate whether or not Jon Letzkus, the suspect in Las Vegas Strip area shooting, should be labeled as a poker player. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:50 | Sponsor: Global Poker 01:43 | Are bots ruining online poker? 05:42 | The risks of playing on unregulated sites 09:30 | Update on Michigan poker player found zip-tied and apparently kidnapped 13:30 | Daniel Negreanu releases losses for 2023 19:12 | Interview w/ Clemen Deng 21:25 | Kara Scott leaves after 8 years at 888poker Ambassador 22:10 | Results from various Player of the Year (POY) races 25:05 | Poker player Jon Letzkus suspected in Las Vegas Strip area shooting 30:10 | What's coming up for the crew?
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen bring you the last show of 2023! The chat about the MSPT & WSOP champion that was found zip-tied and allegedly held captive for 35 days in Michigan, poker player Sean Perry being eliminated from the Circa Survivor NFL contest, and highlighting the Top 10 Stories of 2023. They also wrap up the 2023 World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship, which concluded last week at Wynn Las Vegas. That included a Ren Lin win in the $50k WPT Alpha8 for $1,045,781; Daniel Lowery capping off a career year with a WPT Seniors win just weeks after his 50th birthday; and Mikita Badziakouski shipping the $1,000,000 WPT Big One for One Drop for $7.1 Million. Plus, they offer a winner interview with Dan Sepiol, who etched his name in poker history by winning the WPT World Championship for $5.3 million after an impressive final table performance. Time Stamps*Time | Topic*00:23 | Welcome to the show01:05 | MSPT & WSOP Champion Found Zip-Tied, Allegedly Held Captive For 35 Days06:15 | Sean Perry eliminated from Circa Survivor12:48 | Wrapping up the WPT World Championship13:05 | Ren Lin wins $50k WPT Alpha8 for $1,045,781; Jason Koon Runner-Up13:43 | Daniel Lowery caps off a career year with WPT Seniors win just weeks after his 50th15:00 | Mikita Badziakouski ships $1,000,000 WPT Big One for One Drop ($7.1 Million)16:06 | Dan Sepiol wins WPT World Championship for$5.3 million20:37 | Winner interview w/ Dan Sepiol23:16 | PokerNews' Top 10 Stories of 202329:00 | The loss of Doyle Brunson is still being felt31:45 | What are you looking forward to in 2024?
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen come to you from both the World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas where they chatted with Hollywood actor Neil Patrick Harris! NPH was in town to participate in a WPT celebrity charity event, and you get to hear from him right after he was on the wrong end of a cooler! Plus, hear from Calvin Anderson, winner of the $1,100 WPT Prime Championship for nearly $1.4 million. The crew then gets you up to speed on all things WPT World Championship Festival, including the missed $40 million GTD, Garrett Adelstein's return to livestreamed poker, and the $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop. They then wrap up the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise, including a dealer error controversy at the final table that may've cost Daniel Neilson dearly, and a winner interview with Stanislav Zegal, who took down the Main Event for $2 million. Plus, hear the dates for the 2024 WSOP in Las Vegas, current leaders in the GPI Player of the Year races, and how Padraig O'Neill turned 12 bb into €1,030,000 en route to a 2023 EPT Prague Main Event victory. Listen to those stories and more on the latest episode of the [I]PokerNews[/I] Podcast. Time Stamps*Time | Topic*00:23 | Welcome to the show00:50 | Recovering from WSOP Paradise03:00 | Dates announced for the 2024 WSOP04:26 | Big winners from the WSOP Paradise06:50 | Online Qualifier Stanislav Zegal Wins First WSOP Paradise Main Event ($2,000,000)07:20 | WSOP Paradise proved to be a success w/ impressive numbers08:52 | Winner interview w/ Stanislav Zegal12:20 | Final table error negatively impacts Daniel Neilson 19:48 | Sponsor: Global Poker20:49 | Garrett Adelstein returns to livestreamed cash games25:00 | WPT World Championship misses $40 million guarantee29:16 | WPT World Championship winner picks31:01 | Update on the $1,000,000 WPT Big One for One Drop33:50 | Winner picks for the WPT Big One for One Drop35:46 | What could make the Big One for One Drop a bigger success?37:05 | Calvin Anderson wins record WPT Prime Championship for $1.4 million40:10 | Winner interview w/ Calvin Anderson43:52 | Neil Patrick Harris attends WPT Celebrity Charity Event45:41 | Interview w/ Neil Patrick Harris50:40 | Update on GPI Player of the Year races53:30 | Padraig O'Neill turns 12 bb into €1,030,000 en route to 2023 EPT Prague victory
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen come to you from both the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise in The Bahamas! Before they jump into all things WSOP Paradise, the crew gets listeners up to speed on the World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas, which has crowed a slew of side event winners, including Lisa Costello's victory in the Ladies Event. Plus, the $1,100 WPT Prime drew a massive field and is set to award a seven-figure top prize. In regards to the WSOP Paradise, the crew talks about the surprise appearance of 2022 EPT Prague champ Jordan Saccucci, who was a week removed from being arrested in Canada on home robbery charges. His stay didn't last long in the Main Event as casino officials removed him from contention. Find out what happened here. They then discuss Phil Hellmuth's grand entrance as Poseidon flocked by 17 mermaids and a Bahamian marching band, highlight bracelet winners from the series thus far, and Erik Seidel capturing his 10th gold bracelet, becoming just the fifth player in history to do so. Connor even grabbed a winner interview with the Poker Hall of Famer. Finally, the crew discuss the finale of GGPoker's Poker After Dark Game of Gold complete with an interview with Season 1 champ Maria Ho! Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:39 | How are you guys enjoying Atlantis Paradise Island? 01:37 | Teasing guest Erik Seidel 02:40 | Side event winners from the WPT World Championship 05:00 | Lisa Costello wins WPT World Championship Ladies Event 05:45 | WPT Prime draws massive field 08:16 | Sponsor: Global Poker 09:15 | WSOP Paradise surpasses $15 million GTD 10:36 | The new WSOP+ app 11:45 | One week after arrest Jordan Saccucci makes appearance at WSOPP 17:38 | Bracelet winners thus far from the WSOP Paradise 18:57 | Erik Seidel captures 10th WSOP gold bracelet 21:10 | Guest Erik Seidel joins the show 24:45 | What did you think of Phil Hellmuth's entrance in the WSOP Paradise 28:58 | Maria Ho wins GGPoker's Game of Gold Season 1 33:56 | Interview w/ Maria Ho [/TABLE]
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen come to you from both the WPT World Championship and the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise! Chad talks about his experience playing a celebrity poker charity event in L.A. – which saw him fall one spot shy of a WSOP Main Event seat – and then the crew offers highlights from Hustler Casino Live (HCL) High Stakes Week & 24-Hour Stream. They also discuss Nik Airball's accusations that Tony Mars cheated in a private high-stakes poker game, how one EPT champ who won nearly $1 million is wanted in Canada for home robberies, and Jonathan Van Fleet joining WPT Global. Finally, they recap Istvan Briski winning the WPT Rock ‘N' Roll Poker Open for $647,300 and offer an update on the hit poker reality show ‘Game of Gold' by GGPoker. As for this week's guest, PokerNews' Calum Grant chatted with Alexander Wolfgang Seibt (AKA Wolfgang Poker) about becoming the first poker vlogger to hit 1,000,000 subscribers on YouTube! Learn more about the phenom and how he rocketed to the poker content stratosphere. Time Stamps*Time | Topic*00:23 | Welcome to the show00:50 | Connor & Matt in the Bahamas for the WSOP Paradise04:44 | WPT World Championship kicks off at the Wynn Las Vegas07:00 | Chad competes in L.A. celebrity-filled charity event08:53 | Highlights from Hustler Casino Live (HCL) High Stakes Week & 24-Hour Stream12:15 | Cheating allegations in a private high-stakes poker game19:08 | Sponsor: Global Poker20:07 | Former EPT champ wanted for robbery in Canada24:28 | Guest Wolfgang Poker joins the show26:57 | Prank gone right!28:18 | Who are your inspirations?30:50 | Friendship with Rampage Poker33:38 | Shorts & Reels40:30 | How do you choose which hands to use?44:23 | What are your poker goals?47:43 | Plans for WSOP Paradise48:30 | What do you do for fun off the felt?53:56 | Istvan Briski wins WPT RRPO for $647,30055:35 | Jonathan Van Fleet joins WPT Global56:52 | Update on Game of Gold
On a special episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen talk all things World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship, a festival that is currently underway. Hear about highlights from the Premier Meet-Up Game (MUG), including appearances by Gus Hansen and Phil Ivey. While there, Connor also caught up with WPT Hostess Lynn Gilmartin and Wynn Director of Poker Operations Ryan Beauregard for behind-the-scenes chats on what is happening. Chad also chats with WPT President Adam Pliska about all the hard work that went into the WPT World Championship, thoughts on offering the $40 million guarantee, and what poker players can expect. The crew then offer their thoughts on whether or not the guarantee will be hit, what field size they think the championship event will get, and make a trio of bold predictions. Finally, Chad sat down with last year's champion, Eliot Hudon, to ask whether or not he'll attempt a title defense, how last year's $4-million win changed his life, and what tips he has for poker players looking to follow in his footsteps. Listen to those stories and more on the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:22 | Welcome to the show 01:15 | Highlights from the Premier Meet-Up Game (MUG) 02:50 | Gus Hansen makes an appearance! 03:40 | What to expect from the WPT World Championship 06:02 | Guest WPT President Adam Pliska joins the show 20:42 | Guest Lynn Gilmartin joins the show 23:14 | The WPT Ladies Championship 24:22 | Guest Ryan Beauregard joins the show 29:40 | Will the guarantee be hit? 33:02 | Field size predictions 36:49 | Guest Eliot Hudon joins the show 45:00 | Tips on winning the WPT World Championship 46:25 | Bold predictions for the WPT World Championship
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen share what they did for Thanksgiving, discuss the Brazilian poker player who was suspended for adding chips at BSOP Millions, and give their thoughts on the Formula 1 Grand Prix and their experiences with PokerStars and Oracle Red Bull Racing. They then dive into Josh Reichard and Stephen Song winning rings at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Grand Victoria stop, Ian Auvil emerging victorious in the Bar Poker Open World Championship and Doug Polk & Company's $100,000 promotion at The Lodge in Texas. Plus, the crew share which poker pros and celebrities are slated to attend the upcoming WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas Dec. 3-14. Finally, while down at the World Poker Tour (WPT) Rock ‘N' Roll Poker Open, Matt chatted with guest Frederic Normand, who was fresh off winning the WPT bestbet Scramble for $350k. Hear what the Canadian player had to say about his victory and plans for the future. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:31 | Happy Thanksgiving! 02:31 | Side event winners from the WPT Rock ‘N' Roll Poker Open 04:16 | Sponsor: Global Poker 05:10 | Brazilian poker player suspended for adding chips at BSOP Millions 09:39 | Should cheaters be stripped of titles? 18:20 | Sponsor: partypoker 19:19 | Guest Frederic Normand joins the show 21:00 | What are your upcoming poker plans? 21:40 | How did you get into poker? 23:19 | What led to the upturn in success? 26:17 | What do you do outside of poker? 27:22 | Josh Reichard & Stephen Song win rings at WSOPC Grand Victoria 30:23 | Ian Auvil wins Bar Poker Open World Championship 32:35 | What is “Between the Sheets”? 36:06 | Sponsor: 888poker 37:03 | The Lodge's $100,000 promotion the “biggest in Texas poker history” 39:30 | Celebs and poker pros set to attend WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas Dec. 3-14
Today, Matt Hansen joins us for a conversation about lucrative investments beyond the real estate industry, plus tips on earning hands-free passive income. Check out this episode to unlock wealth-building tactics the ultra-rich keep under wraps! Key Takeaways To Listen For 3 essential real estate investing tips for beginners Profitable investments and secrets only the ultra-rich know The immense value of joining mastermind groups for your business A quick overview of the commercial and multifamily market in the US today Vital things to consider when managing real estate projects and acquisitions The pros and cons of investing in stocks vs. real estate for passive investors Resources/Links Mentioned In This Episode The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek | Kindle, Hardcover, and Paperback Start with Why by Simon Sinek | Kindle, Hardcover, and Paperback About Matt Hansen Matt is the founder of Hansen Holdings, an experienced real estate investor, and a wealth growth strategist with over 30 years of experience. Following a significant loss in his Fidelity 401K during the 2008 Great Recession, he transitioned from a 31-year corporate career to explore alternative wealth-building avenues. Today, Matt is the proud owner of over 2,200 units of apartment buildings spread across multiple states, leveraging passive income and wealth growth to provide a resilient alternative to traditional investments. Matt also focuses on educating others about the advantages of passive apartment investing, empowering them to become partners in multi-million dollar apartment complexes. Beyond finance, Matt enjoys reading, watching movies, traveling, and spending quality time with his wife, Renee, and their two adult children, Jake and Paige. Matt looks forward to connecting with individuals, understanding their financial goals, and exploring partnerships to achieve lasting prosperity. Connect with Matt Website: Hansen Holdings Podcast: Better Returns: Invest Like a Pro | Apple Podcasts and Spotify LinkedIn: Matt Hansen YouTube: Matt Hansen Facebook: Matt Hansen Instagram: @matthew.hansen.22 Connect With Us If you're looking to invest your hard-earned money into cash-flowing, value-add assets, reach out to us at https://bobocapitalventures.com/. Follow Keith's social media pages LinkedIn: Keith Borie Investor Club: Secret Passive Cashflow Investors Club Facebook: Keith Borie X: @BoboLlc80554
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen come at you from Las Vegas at the start of the Formula 1 Grand Prix. PokerStars and Oracle Red Bull Racing have been hosting some cool events, though the actual racing got off to a rough start. Hear about Chad's private jet adventure, HCL Wesley's $400K/night F1 suite, and how you can win an exclusive PokerStars Oracle Red Bull Racing Las Vegas Wheel Cover. Plus, the Global Poker Grand Prix Turbo Series Las Vegas Edition is underway. The crew also recap both the PokerStars NAPT – including a winner interview w/ Sami Bechahed – and the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe – hear from champ Max Neugebauer. Other stories covered are West Virginia becoming the fifth to join the Multi-State Online Poker Compact, Canadian Frederic Normand winning the WPT bestbet Scramble for $350k, Jason Koon and four others confirmed for $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop, and thoughts on GGPoker's Poker After Dark ‘Game of Gold.' Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:40 | Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix off to a rough start 02:22 | Chad's private jet adventure 03:34 | Connor & Matt in the F1 Grand Stand 06:30 | Checking out HCL Wesley's $400K/night F1 suite 08:30 | Poker activities during F1 10:11 | PokerNews Giving Out Exclusive PokerStars Oracle Red Bull Racing LV Wheel Cover 11:43 | Sponsor: Global Poker 13:12 | NAPT a big success + side event winners 16:58 | Sami Bechahed wins NAPT Main Event 18:11 | Winner interview w/ Sami Bechahed 23:09 | West Virginia Becomes 5th State joins Multi-State Online Poker Compact 26:16 | Winners from WSOP Europe 27:51 | Winner interview w/ WSOPE champ Max Neugebauer 31:50 | Canadian Frederic Normand Wins WPT bestbet Scramble for $350k 33:00 | Jason Koon + 4 others confirmed for $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop 34:35 | Thoughts on GGPoker's Poker After Dark ‘Game of Gold' 37:13 | Favorite moments thus far – Kyna England, Robin Poker & More
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen come at you from the PokerStars 2023 North American Poker Tour (NAPT) at Resorts World Las Vegas. They recap some of the early side event winners, fill you in on the Main Event, and dive into the return of the Big Game featuring two new loose cannons. Connor then chats with Jesse Lonis, who won the NAPT Super High Roller, while Chad catches up with Poker Hall of Famer Scotty Nguyen, who made his way to Vegas for the NAPT. Finally, Matt interviewed PokerStars Ambassador Parker "Tonkaaaa" Talbot, who bagged up a big stack in the $1,650 Main Event. Additionally, the crew recap winners from the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe, which is currently taking place at King's Casino in Rozvadov, as well as their decision to have a leprechaun emcee their mystery bounty event. Toss in a discussion on Shawn Sheikhan receiving a four-year prison sentence, and it's a show not to be missed. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:40 | How's the PokerStars NAPT going? 02:30 | Kyna England, Anthony Askey & Kfir Nahum win NAPT side events 03:30 | Jesse Lonis wins NAPT High Roller 04:53 | Winner interview w/ Jesse Lonis 07:18 | How do you stay competitive? 08:00 | Playing as a family man 09:22 | NAPT interview w/ Scotty Nguyen 11:22 | The Big Game returns at NAPT – Two ‘Loose Cannons' selected 16:15 | Interview w/ PokerStars Ambassador Parker “Tonkaaaa” Talbot 19:00 | WSOP Europe gold bracelet winners 20:42 | A leprechaun during the Mystery Bounty event 24:34 | WSOP Paradise less than a month away 25:44 | Shawn Sheikhan sentenced to 4 years in prison 30:00 | Making winner picks for the NAPT
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen talk about what they did for Halloween, DJ Khaled's Celebrity Challenge on Global Poker, GGPoker's new Poker After Dark ‘Game of Gold' show, and the difference between WPT at Sea vs. WPT Voyage. They also remember actor Matthew Perry, who passed away unexpectedly, and the mark he left on the TV show Celebrity Poker Showdown; recap Blake Bohn's record 5th MSPT title win; take a look at Yiannis Liperis winning 888poker LIVE Coventry Main Event; and highlight winners from both the RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) and Triton Poker. Chad then sits down for a chat with K.L. Cleeton, the co-founder of RangeTrainerPro. He talks about living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), how poker is a great equalizer for his competitive spirit, and new developments at RangeTrainerPro and how his unique perspective has shaped the innovative tool. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:35 | What did you do for Halloween 02:50 | Sponsor: Global Poker 03:49 | GGPoker's Poker After Dark ‘Game of Gold' 07:10 | Remembering Matthew Perry on Celebrity Poker Showdown 12:40 | What's the difference between WPT at Sea vs. WPT Voyage 14:38 | Sponsor: WPT Global 17:20 | Guest K.L. Cleeton joins the show 38:08 | Blake Bohn captures record 5th MSPT title 40:00 | RGPS crowns two winners in a single weekend 41:00 | Yiannis Liperis wins 888poker LIVE Coventry Main Event 41:58 | Dan Smith & Christoph Vogelsang capture Triton Poker titles 44:40 | NAPT & Formula 1 are finally here!
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen wrap up the update on the PokerStars EPT Cyprus, including a winner interview with Gilles Simon. They also debate Jared Bleznick's sports card breaking en route to winning the Super High Roller Bowl $100K PLO for $1.3 million, the revival of the PokerStars Big Game at the upcoming NAPT, and remember Louise Brunson, who recently passed away several months after her husband of 62 years, Doyle Brunson. Connor then chats with this week's featured guest, the legend that is Benny Glaser. They sat down during the EPT Cyprus to talk about Glaser's recent WCOOP success, crushing the poker scene, and the upcoming World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship. Don't miss your chance to hear from one of the best in the game. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 01:00 | NAPT and F1 Vegas right around the corner 04:20 | Jared Bleznick wins $100K PLO Super High Roller Bowl for $1.3 million 05:10 | What do you think of Bleznick using time extension to open sports cards? 10:25 | Sponsor: Global Poker 11:35 | Who won the EPT Cyprus Main Event? 12:38 | Winner interview with Gilles Simon 18:52 | NAPT announces streaming schedule 20:25 | The Big Game returns; PokerStars plans for the popular show 25:54 | Guest Benny Glaser joins the show 27:40 | Are you still a Mixed Game specialist? 29:50 | What is your best game? 31:13 | Crushing the WCOOP series 34:25 | Remembering the WPT World Championship 36:57 | Sponsor: 888poker 38:00 | Remembering our first-ever poker room 41:57 | Doyle Brunson's wife, Louise Brunson, passes away 46:33 | Sponsor: partypoker 47:42 | What are your Halloween plans?
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen give you an update on the PokerStars EPT Cyprus, including a controversial hand that was retrieved from the muck and the PokerStars x Poker Power Women's Boot Camp; in fact, hear a winner's interview from Louise Ulrick, who punched her ticket to Prague by winning a "Showdown Finale." They also talk about Chino Rheem winning the overall leaderboard in the Mixed Game Series II, 888poker's upcoming ChampionChip Games, Global Poker's Celebrity Challenge w/ Michael Phelps, recent WSOP Online bracelet winners, and Phil Ivey's meet-up game (MUG) that'll kick off the World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas in December. Matt also shares highlights from his recent trip to the RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) Hard Rock Tulsa, which included Brian Winter continuing his heater by capturing two more rings! Matt sat down with the man formerly known as "The Golden Blazer" to talk about his poker career, crushing on tour, and his recent marriage to one of the most prominent poker photographers in the industry. Listen to those stories and more on the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 01:32 | Highlights from the EPT Cyprus 02:48 | PokerStars x Power Poker Women's Boot Camp 03:54 | Interview w/ Boot Camp Showdown winner Louise Ulrick 09:03 | EPT Cyprus controversial hand after cards retrieved from muck 12:55 | Sponsor: 888poker 14:21 | Highlights from the RGPS Tulsa 16:50 | Guest Brian Winter joins the show 19:45 | Winter's origin story 21:30 | Setting goals after leaving his profession as a teacher 25:44 | The Golden Blazer 27:54 | Sponsor: Global Poker 29:00 | Chino Rheem wins Mixed Games Series II 31:00 | WPT Championship to kickoff w/ meet-up game featuring Phil Ivey 34:00 | WSOP Online Domestic Schedule wraps; Rabinowitz among bracelet winners 36:00 | Looking forward to the WSOP Paradise 36;45 | NAPT fast approaching Nov. 4-12 at Resorts World in Las Vegas
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen talk about Ari Engel capturing his record 16th World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit gold ring, remember poker author Anthony Holden, and reveal what six new players have confirmed to play the $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop. They also recap Isaac Haxton winning the Super High Roller Bowl, winners from the Mixed Game Series II, WSOP Player of the Year Ian Matakis winning another tournament, and Next Gen Poker becoming ambassadors for PokerStars USA ahead of the NAPT. Chad also shares highlights from his vacation on a Virgin Voyages cruise where he played in the WPT at Sea poker room, Matt tells you how you can win a seat into the $10,000 WPT World Championship, and Connor comes to you straight from the EPT Cyprus, which just kicked off. Finally, Chad chats with Jeffrey Allan Grosso, author of the poker book Dirty Dealing. In it, he alleges that his ideas and screenplay were stolen by Miramax Films and ultimately turned into the movie Rounders. It might sound crazy, but there was a court case and everything. Chad read the book prior to chatting with Grosso, who opened up about what he claims happened, how he feels about it, and why he ultimately decided to write a book about his experience. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 01:47 | Teasing guest Jeffrey Allan Grosso, author of Dirty Dealing 02:53 | Highlights from Chad's cruise w/ WPT at Sea 05:40 | Get Entry into an Exclusive WPT World Championship Freeroll on WPT Global with RobinPoker 06:45 | Ari Engel captures record 16th WSOP Circuit ring 09:36 | Author Anthony Holden passes away at 76 13:36 | Six More Players Confirmed For $1M WPT Big One for One Drop … who gets you most excited? 16:45 | Sponsor: Global Poker 17:37 | Guest Jeffrey Allan Grosso, author of Dirty Dealing, joins the show 21:00 | Comparisons between the two screenplays 22:16 | A look back at the case 24:12 | What happened in court? 25:00 | What inspired you to write the book? 26:14 | How did the alleged theft happen? What's the theory? 30:18 | How do you feel about it all now? Was writing it a cathartic experience? 34:00 | A real-life Worm 38:23 | Sponsor: partypoker 39:20 | Ike Haxton wins Super High Roller Bowl for $2.7 million 39:52 | Haxton's incredible year continues 41:43 | Chino Rheem, Nick Schulman & David Prociak among Mixed Game Series II winners 43:46 | WSOP POY Ian Matakis Wins Canterbury Park Fall Poker Classic Main Event ($117,668) 46:20 | Next Gen Poker become PokerStars US ambassadors 49:05 | PokerStars EPT Cyprus is underway 50:00 | Matt at RGPS; Chad headed to CSOP
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen talk about all the big winners from the Poker Masters, including Purple Jacket winner Stephen Chidwick, as well as Jesse Fullen appearing on Wheel of Fortune, Benny Glaser slaying the PokerStars WCOOP, and accused chess cheat Hans Niemann suggesting that poker is immoral and anyone promoting it is in the wrong. They also provide an update on the Global Poker Celebrity Challenge, recap Richard Lee winning WPT Australia, Toby Lewis capturing his first WSOP Online bracelet, and how you can apply to work for PokerNews. Finally, Chad chats with the VP of PokerStars North America, Steve Preiss, about all things North American Poker Tour (NAPT), which will relaunch after a 12-year hiatus with a stop from Nov. 4-12 at Resorts World in Las Vegas. What can fans and players expect? Find out in the latest episode. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:32 | Teasing guest VP of PokerStars North America Steve Preiss 01:03 | Jesse Fullen's Wheel of Fortune appearance 03:15 | Sponsor: Global Poker update on Celebrity Challenge w/ Paul George 04:30 | Accused Chess Cheat Hans Niemann Seems to Think Poker is Immoral 09:00 | Stephen Chidwick wins Poker Masters Purple Jacket 14:40 | Guest Steve Preiss, VP of PokerStars North America, joins the show 17:00 | Bringing back the NAPT 20:45 | This year's NACOOP + live events seem like a PokerStars USA homecoming 23:00 | An EPT-like player experience on and off the felt 24:35 | Formula 1 racing tie-ins 26:00 | What's the future of NAPT look like? 26:55 | Will big-name players be competing? 28:40 | Wide range of buy-ins to appeal to all players 30:15 | Wicked Chops' Vegas recommendations 33:25 | Sponsor: 888poker 34:22 | Richard Lee wins WPT Australia 35:20 | Sponsor: WPT Global 36:35 | Toby Lewis captures first WSOP Online bracelet 39:00 | Benny Glaser absolutely crushing PokerStars WCOOP 40:50 | PokerNews is hiring – Click here for details
On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen delve into big winners from the Poker Masters including Darren Elias, Andrew Lichtenberger, Chino Rheem, and Vladas Tamasauskas, a Lithuanian player who jumped out to an early lead winning two titles in the first three events! The high roller newcomer is one of two guests on the show alongside Ren Lin, who has also been tearing it up at PokerGO Studio. Find out what they had to say about their early Poker Masters success. Plus, hear about poker player Rob Mercer, who lied about having colon cancer to scam the poker community so he could play in the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, a story that has since hit the mainstream. Other stories talked about are the cardroom raid in Atlanta, Global Poker's new Celebrity Campaign kicking off with Paul George, winners from PokerStars' WCOOP and NACOOP, and the "Four-Time Bracelet Club' welcoming Yuri Dzivielevski, Kristen Foxen, and Calvin Anderson. Finally, the crew offer their picks on who they'd like to see featured in the upcoming Lead Trading Card poker set, and who they'd like to see join Phil Ivey in the WPT $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:37 | Teasing guests Vladas Tamasauskas & Ren Lin 01:45 | Rob Mercer fakes cancer diagnosis to play WSOP Main Event 05:30 | Should the WSOP and others ban Mercer? 07:28 | Cardroom raided in Atlanta; 18 people charged w/ illegal gambling 12:16 | Sponsor: partypoker 13:14 | Sponsor: Global Poker Celebrity Challenge kicks off w/ Paul George 14:40 | Winners from Poker Masters include Darren Elias, Chino Rheem & Andrew Lichtenberger 15:40 | Change his name to Andrew Dripenberger “because he's got a lot of drip” 17:25 | Guest Vladas Tamasauskas joins the show to talk pair of Poker Masters victories 20:41 | Guest Ren Lin joins the show from Poker Masters 28:17 | PokerStars WCOOP and NACOOP in full swing 30:12 | David Kaye claims USCOOP title 31:09 | Yuri Dzivielevski, Kristen Foxen, and Calvin Anderson become 4-time bracelet winners 34:28 | Poker Leaf Trading Cards – Who would you like to see? 38:10 | Phil Ivey first confirmed for $1M WPT Big One for One Drop – who else would you like to see play?
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