Podcast appearances and mentions of max steinberg

Max Steinberg joins Davis Mattek to discuss the work that goes into building a DFS simulator, how to use sims to win in daily fantasy effectively, how solvers impacted the poker world, and much more. www.patreon.com/taekcast www.sabersim.com

DFS Pro and SaberSim partner Max Steinberg joins Head Coach Jordan Chand to discuss the NBA strategies you need to dominate NBA DFS this season. Join our Discord! Sign-up here: https://discord.gg/SNN2Xs5rtFStart Your Free 7-Day Trial of SaberSim Now: https://www.sabersim.com/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sabersim

Fresh off his solo Single-Game Showdown million dollar victory, Max Steinberg walks through his winning build and breaks down his process. 00:00 Intro 01:35 Max Breaks Down his Winning Build 20:09 Do You Have to Use All the New Features? 23:55 Changing Team Totals 29:49 When to Use Late Swap 33:15 Geometric Mean 35:35 Limiting Primary and Secondary Stack Types 38:05 SaberScore and Comparing Builds 39:35 Contest Selection 41:23 Cash and Multipliers 44:01 Late Swap Edge in Football 46:02 Stack Rules for Showdown Demo 49:02 Rules for Cash and GPP 51:06 Limiting Team Combination Stacks

SaberSim partner Max Steinberg joins office hours today to discuss NFL macro strategy and how to implement the new rules feature into your NFL process. 00:00 Intro 01:01 Max's NFL Process 17:10 Is Limiting Chalk Good or Bad? 20:07 Research Outside of SaberSim 20:46 Vegas Totals for NFL 27:58 NFL Stack Constructions 30:00 Non-Featured Showdown Strategy 31:12 Ownership in Large Field vs Small Field/High-Stakes 37:39 Breaking Down Quick Swap and Late Swap 42:23 Managing Risk of MLB Pitcher Exposure 45:34 Is There an Edge in Cash Games Still? Join our Discord! Sign-up here: https://discord.gg/SNN2Xs5rtF Start Your Free 7-Day Trial of SaberSim Now: https://www.sabersim.com/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sabersim

Watch DFS professional Max Steinberg walk through the strategy he uses to build his real MMA DFS lineups using SaberSim. Head Coach Jordan Chand answers questions from listeners. DFS Office Hours is hosted live by SaberSim Monday-Friday at 2pm ET to answer your questions on daily fantasy sports, sports betting, and more. We'll cover everything you need to know to improve your DFS process and build winning lineups fast on DraftKings, FanDuel, and Yahoo for NFL, NBA, MLB, PGA, MMA, and more. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ypjTpL6qzo 00:00 Intro01:10 Max's MMA DFS Strategy25:12 Building extra lineups during a research build28:48 Questions about DFS profit plan and unique filling entries40:08 Inputs to the MLB sims and our MLB model stream41:45 Unhappy with the results of a Tennis build44:10 How many players should you lock?47:40 How to fade a game or team53:20 Adjusting total team stack ownership vs. specifically for a size stack54:42 Capping all batters to a certain max exposure55:45 New office Head over to the #office-hours channel in our Slack group to get the link and catch these shows live. Not in Slack? Sign-up here: https://bit.ly/3cGr2c4 Start Your Free 7-Day Trial of SaberSim Now: https://www.sabersim.com/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sabersim

Matt Armstrong and Max Steinberg join me to discuss Max's new model for League of Legends team ELO, power ranking the top ten teams in the world, and the best players at each role.

Adam Levitan sits down with DFS pro Max Steinberg, the best-dressed man in the game. They talk about the early DFS days, his run in the WSOP main and the future of sports betting. They also spend a lot of time on Max's pursuit of data science.  Timestamps: Poker Strategy (1:02) | Transitioning from Poker to DFS (4:27) | Learning DFS process (6:40) | Thoughts on MMEing (11:14) | Philosophy behind targeting 1 percenters (13:38) | Data Science in DFS (15:51) | Sports Betting (32:27) 

Mike Roye, Matt Armstrong, Tim Rodriquez, and special guest Max Steinberg join the pod and make Week 5 NFL picks! Click here to subscribe on iTunes!

In this episode, Zach Elwood, author, former professional poker player, and poker behavior consultant, reveals the most consistent tells that he's studied over years of playing and analysis. Elliot and Zach discuss why the studying of tells will be more important in the 2018 World Series than in previous years. Listen in to hear one of the few experts on tells in the game share some invaluable tips and tricks that'll give you an extra advantage at the table. Visit The Mindset Advantage Podcast or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Elliot Roe.  Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:50 – Introducing Zach Elwood, author of 3 books on poker tells, who has helped main event final table players prepare through studying and tips 01:20 – Zach has been working on the poker tells video series and has been trying to watch the World Series 01:30 – When he watches the World Series he's always looking for tells; the earlier in the main, the easier it is to see behaviors 02:20 – The differences between Zach's 3 books 02:30 – His first book in 2012, “Reading Poker Tells,” goes into things that hadn't been talked about in terms of physical, verbal and the thinking behind poker tells 02:53 – “Verbal Poker Tells” of 2014 was longer and more in-depth; he's most proud of this one 03:11 – “Exploiting Poker Tells” came out last year and explored more physical tells, concrete analysis, and fundamental strategy 04:10 – There isn't a lot of good content about poker strategy; Zach had to do a lot of research and analysis to write his books 04:50 – He created a spreadsheet to create codes and organize patterns he saw on TV and while playing 06:05 – Some poker tell hints and tips 06:15 – Example: The famous hand between Esfandiari and Negreanu when Negreanu raises it on the flop and goes all in, and says “Thank God you didn't snap call” 06:30 – The expressing of relief after someone doesn't call immediately will almost always be a pretty honest reaction and can help you narrow down someone's hand 07:15 – “We can” statements and how he categorized hand statements; bluffers usually don't want to weaken the perceived range of their hand 08:00 – Indirect weak-hand statements, the consistency of the weak-hand patterns, and understanding underlying intentions 09:33 – A deeper explanation of the book “Exploiting Poker Tells” 09:38 – He revisited ideas that were firmer in his mind after having wrote about them 5 years' prior 10:00 – It goes into how to determine behaviors as meaningful or not meaningful 10:45 – The things he's done from outside: the video series and he worked with 2 main event final table WSOP players, Amir Levahot and Max Steinberg 11:25 – They watched old video footage of their opponents and video footage during the WSOP 11:30 – A potential game-changing tell 11:35 – The 2011 main event, Pius Heinz was the champion that year, and he was playing Martin Staszko 11:43 – Heinz had a pronounced tell where he looked down during a hand and at the flop; turns out he had pocket aces 12:30 – Zach made a video analyzing his tells and explains how to use those tells to your advantage 13:30 – It will be more interesting this year from a behavioral perspective because the players won't have a break before playing 14:00 – There will be more in-the-moment tells 14:22 – Amateur or recreational players are going to be exhausted this year while the professionals will be battle-tested 15:13 – How Zach has used what he's learned through poker in other areas of life 15:20 – He doesn't pretend to have special knowledge and doesn't believe in a correlation 15:32 – He did work identifying fake accounts on Facebook and his work was featured in the Washington Post and New York Times 16:06 – He was excited and his parents were proud, especially because he started out studying print journalism 16:40 – He was pissed about certain things happening in the world and was happy to create awareness about something others didn't know about 17:20 – He had the same sentiment about poker tells 17:35 – The issue with fake Facebook accounts 17:40 – He's been friended by fake accounts who were accepted by others in his network 18:20 – A lot of it is financial because the fake accounts drive people to websites who pay for the traffic 19:11 – In some cases the fake account's purpose is unclear; Zach doesn't think it's purely financial 20:15 – Facebook doesn't seem to care 20:40 – Zach's recommendations and tips for poker players 21:00 – Strategy is more important than tells, but if you've got strategy down and want to learn about tells, watch Zach's free videos on YouTube 21:27 – Read Zach's articles on Poker News and his first book “Reading Poker Tells” 3 Key Points Bluffers usually don't want to weaken the perceived range of their hand. Strategy is more important than tells. Identifying tells is useful, but you must know how to interpret them and read a player's intentions.  Contact/Resources Website – Reading Poker Tells Zach's books – “Reading Poker Tells” “Verbal Poker Tells” & “Exploiting Poker Tells” Zach's YouTube video analyzing Pius Heinz Zach's YouTube channel Zach's Reading Poker Tells Video Series Credits Podcast Production by Podcastily

WSOP Topics: Druff runs up big stack at $10k Limit Holdem for 3rd year in a row, bricks event again (topic starts at 0:38:04 mark). Druff nails 4th WSOP cash of 2018 at PLO8, trash talks Hellmuth (0:59:04). Brandon tells a story how he became a temporary foster parent of a gambling addict's child (1:22:08). Why don't we have more information about Steven Paddock at this point / call from Eric Bensamochan (1:43:38). Dinner break at Main Event completely messed up in order to accommodate ESPN (2:14:02). Are they rigging Main Event feature table seat assignments to make better TV (2:20:20)? Vanessa Selbst shoots off all her chips in foolish bluff attempt, busts Main, then tilts on Twitter when criticized (2:51:01). Italian poker player disqualified from Main Event for saying, "What's up N****r" to black poker pro Maurice Hawkins (4:00:23). Max Steinberg loses AA versus KK all in preflop on very first hand of event (4:28:33). WSOP about to finish without a double bracelet winner for first time since 1999 (4:42:24). 7874 entries is second largest Main Event field ever (4:48:44). Druff gets new players card at downtown casino, runs hours of video poker, realizes he was given player's card of another person (4:59:53). Druff has altercation with employee at El Burro Borracho takeout window at Rio (5:26:03). Phil Galfond wins bracelet, gives update on new poker site (6:10:57). WSOP Hall of Fame finalists announced for 2018, vote rigging still an issue (6:22:54). Atlantic City has very good players card status matching program going on right now (6:44:16). Spirit Mountain Casino in Oregon allegedly pocketing rake for "maxed out" Bad Beat Jackpot, listener "Puck66" calls in to explain (6:58:54). Co-hosted by Brandon & tradershky at various points during the show.

WSOP Topics: Druff runs up big stack at $10k Limit Holdem for 3rd year in a row, bricks event again (topic starts at 0:41:21 mark). Druff nails 4th WSOP cash of 2018 at PLO8, trash talks Hellmuth (1:02:21). Brandon tells a story how he became a temporary foster parent of a gambling addict's child (1:25:25). Why don't we have more information about Steven Paddock at this point / call from Eric Bensamochan (1:46:55). Dinner break at Main Event completely messed up in order to accommodate ESPN (2:14:02). Are they rigging Main Event feature table seat assignments to make better TV (2:23:37)? Vanessa Selbst shoots off all her chips in foolish bluff attempt, busts Main, then tilts on Twitter when criticized (2:54:18). Italian poker player disqualified from Main Event for saying, "What's up N****r" to black poker pro Maurice Hawkins (4:03:40). Max Steinberg loses AA versus KK all in preflop on very first hand of event (4:31:50). WSOP about to finish without a double bracelet winner for first time since 1999 (4:45:41). 7874 entries is second largest Main Event field ever (4:52:01). Druff gets new players card at downtown casino, runs hours of video poker, realizes he was given player's card of another person (5:03:10). Druff has altercation with employee at El Burro Borracho takeout window at Rio (5:29:21). Phil Galfond wins bracelet, gives update on new poker site (6:14:14). WSOP Hall of Fame finalists announced for 2018, vote rigging still an issue (6:26:11). Atlantic City has very good players card status matching program going on right now (6:47:33). Spirit Mountain Casino in Oregon allegedly pocketing rake for "maxed out" Bad Beat Jackpot, listener "Puck66" calls in to explain (7:02:11). Co-hosted by Brandon & tradershky at various points during the show.

Chair of the International Business Festival, Max Steinberg, joined Mick Coyle on Liverpool Live to talk about the first week of the festival. It's been hosted in Liverpool for the third time and Max told Mick about the benefits of the festival on the city. Plus, the Duke of Cambridge who is also a patron of the festival, visited the IBF in Liverpool.

Today my guest Max Steinberg who recently finished 4th at the WSOP main event final table. I have been fortunate enough to have long time clients make the November Nine in each of the last two years. Last year it was 3rd place finisher Jorryt Van Hoof, and this year it was Max. I don't publicly share specific details about what my clients and I do when we work together, but Max graciously volunteered to discuss this in depth. In particular we went into great detail about how he overcame a perfectionism issue which could have really hurt his performance at the final table. Max is a very talented hard working player, he is also a very humble and open guy away from the table and clearly the balance he has in his life has helped his poker results and general mindset towards the game. It has been a career highlight to share his journey towards the biggest final table in poker.

November Niner Max Steinberg is Bernard's guest. He is the most experienced member of this years Final Table and the only player in the final with a bracelet.

November Niner Max Steinberg is Bernard's guest. He is the most experienced member of this years Final Table and the only player in the final with a bracelet.

Coming off a BIG week playing DraftKings, Tuck and DFS expert Max Steinberg dissect week 5 of the NFL season. Elliot Roe joins us to discuss the mental hurdles we must jump when outside influences affect our poker game. Join us LIVE every Wednesday, from 4–5pm PDT on CrushLivePoker.tv! Check out poker strategy podcasts at https://crushlivepoker.com/

Bee venom back with a vengeance, mental tips from Elliot Roe aimed at overcoming issues with moving up in stakes and DFS strategy with November niner, Max Steinberg, all on this week's Under The Gun podcast. Join us LIVE every Wednesday, from 4–5pm PDT on CrushLivePoker.tv! Check out poker strategy podcasts at https://crushlivepoker.com/

Tuchman comes back from the dead. This week reigns in a new format as David reviews an interesting hand that he played from the week, speaks with mental game coach Elliot Roe and talks with DFS experts Max Steinberg and Renee Miller. Join us LIVE every Wednesday, from 4–5pm PDT on CrushLivePoker.tv! Check out poker strategy podcasts at https://crushlivepoker.com/

Max Steinberg and Matt Muller are guests this week as we apply game theory and poker skills so you can crush daily fantasy sports. We also get some great sports betting tips. Join us LIVE every Wednesday, from 4–5pm PDT on CrushLivePoker.tv! Check out poker strategy podcasts at https://crushlivepoker.com/

Bernard is at the 2013 WSOP and talks with Max Steinberg about his recent success at the tables, then later in the show he chats with Jonathan Duhamel.

Bernard is at the 2013 WSOP and talks with Max Steinberg about his recent success at the tables, then later in the show he chats with Jonathan Duhamel.

Bernard has the latest from the World Series of Poker and welcomes guest Max Steinberg, winner of Event #33 ($1k NLHE) at this years tourney and Chris Tryba, Joe Cada, Dennis Phillips and David Tuchman.

Bernard has the latest from the World Series of Poker and welcomes guest Max Steinberg, winner of Event #33 ($1k NLHE) at this years tourney and Chris Tryba, Joe Cada, Dennis Phillips and David Tuchman.