Podcasts about November Nine

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On November 4, 2021 Matt Reardon goes to trial for a grand total of Nine separate charges which gave off all impressions of mob domination --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ridingwiththeoutlaw/message

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The Liz Crowder False Allegations on Fathers Day Weekend. 3rd 2-hour section of the November-Nine Mob Dominated Trials --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ridingwiththeoutlaw/message

In the latest PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring and Chad Holloway talk about living it up in Vegas, dive into the weight-loss bet between Doug Polk and Bill Perkins, share how Liv Boeree and Igor Kurganov are connected to billionaire Elon Musk, and recap the 2022 PokerGO Cup. They also preview Season 9 of High Stakes Poker, which debuts Monday on PokerGo, recap winners from the WSOP Circuit Isle Casino Pompano Park and MSPT Venetian Poker Bowl VI stops, and discuss Chad's recent op-ed on how to best change the Poker Hall of Fame. In the guest department, Chad sat with Wynn's director of poker operations Ryan Beauregard, and tournament director Ray Pulford to preview the upcoming Wynn Millions, which runs from February 21-March 20. Chad also caught up with 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP) November Niner Steve Begleiter for a "Where Are They Now" session. Begleiter shares memories and highlights from his run, which includes a Phil Ivey story you don't want to miss! Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:01 | Welcome to the show 00:50 | Living it up in Vegas 03:05 | Doug Polk and Bill Perkins $200K weight loss Prop Bet 07:20 | Liv Boeree & Igor Kurganov connected to billionaire Elon Musk 10:50 | Visiting Richard Branson's island 11:56 | The time Chad almost crushed Liv Boeree 14:00 | Will Dan Bilzerian battle a future NFL owner for $100M? 21:00 | High Stakes Poker Season 9 to debut on PokerGO 22:32 | Jeremy Ausmus and Sean Perry slay PokerGO Cup 24:51 | Mask mandate lifted in Las Vegas 25:40 | Wynn Millions coming up Feb. 21-March 20 27:14 | Guests: Wynn Director of Poker Operations Ryan Beauregard & TD Ray Pulford 29:58 | Launching the Mystery Bounty format 30:50 | Five High Rollers added to the schedule 35:15 | Sponsor: GGPoker 36:20 | Ron West wins MSPT Poker Bowl VI at Venetian; Johnnie Vibes 2nd place 38:00 | Winners from the WSOP Circuit Isle Casino Pompano Park 40:46 | Chad's Op-Ed on the Poker Hall of Fame 53:05 | Where Are They Now? – Interview w/ 2009 November Niner Steve Begleiter 1:00:35 | Remembering Darvin Moon 1:02:30 | What it was like being a part of the November Nine process 1:05:00 | Phil Ivey story

In this episode, Clayton welcomes back to the program TPE "Head Honcho" Derek Tenbusch for some WSOP talk. Once the guys realize that there will be a November Nine this year, it's time to move on to some strategy. The only website completely dedicated to poker tournament strategy is www.tournamentpokeredge.comVisit liquiddeath.com for exclusive merchandise, gear, and great tasting 100% pure spring water!Follow Clayton on Twitter:  www.twitter.com/claytoncomic

This post and podcast episode contain affiliate links for Odin Poker. When you use our links we receive referral commissions when you purchase a membership. We are extremely selective with who we partner with, and are committed to recommending only the highest quality products and services that will benefit our listeners. Thank you for supporting the show!  Odin Poker Grand Opening Special: Save 35% on your membership and claim exclusive bonuses when you use this link and use the code: ELLIOT at checkout.  Matt Jarvis is most known for losing one of the biggest rollercoaster hands (with $3mm in equity on the line) in the history of televised poker at the 2010 WSOP ME final table. However, he didn't let that bad beat hold him back as he parlayed his winnings in that tournament into multiple successful business ventures.  After embarking on a journey of entrepreneurship, Matt was finally able to combine his passions for poker and business into a mobile gaming app called Cash Live Poker.  After getting funding from some of the biggest names in poker, and winning a spot in Snapchat's Accelerator program, Cash Live is on the trajectory of massive success.  In this episode, Matt joins the show to share his journey from poker to business and how he plans to give anyone with a mobile app the chance to experience what it feels like to win a massive poker tournament. Click here to get the full show notes and resources from this week's episode

Kenny Hallaert is one of Belgium's top poker pros, having won more than $4.2 million in live tournaments, along with another $6.5 million online playing under the name 'SpaceyFCB.' The 38-year-old recently won his third SCOOP online title, and has four World Series of Poker final table appearances on his resume, along with four deep runs in the main event. In 2016, he finished sixth for nearly $1.5 million.Hallaert is currently no. 3 on Belgium's all-time money list, but despite his success, he never gave up his day job. He started his poker journey while working as an electrician, and then later took a marketing job at a local casino. He was tasked with bringing players to the property, and as a result helped to popularize live tournaments in Belgium. Eventually Hallaert took over duties as Tournament Director, and he has since worked EPT events for PokerStars, as well as Unibet.  Highlights from this interview working as an electrician, playing card games at the bar with mom, Dutch poker, how a football accident made him a better player, bringing tournaments to Belgium, his unusual path to tournament director, why he never gave up his day job, the mental game, Ivey the end boss, a brutal but important bad beat, burning a house down in Monte Carlo, the silver lining of a sixth-place finish, a lottery ticket in the WSOP, finishing the job he signed up for, bathroom stall gaps, double-cooked fries, factory work, the unbeatable Niklas Astedt, three-betting with industrial techno, and getting away with graffiti.

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Jeff Platt, and Chad Holloway break down the latest poker industry news, including highlights from the Super High Roller Bowl and PokerStars SCOOP. They also discuss the World Series of Poker moving the Global Casino Championship online. Finally, Sarah and Chad host a virtual reunion with various players (Jonathan Duhamel, Matt Jarvis, Jason Senti, and Brandon Steven) and personalities (Lon McEachern and Norman Chad) associated with the 2010 WSOP November Nine. This week's sponsors: GGPoker, Oddschecker US, and Run It Once.

Jeff Shulman worked in land acquisition in Seattle before his father Barry recruited him to join the family business in Las Vegas. Together, they grew Card Player Magazine into the industry-leading media company it is today. As a player, Shulman was just a rookie when he broke out on the poker tournament scene, making the final table of the 2000 World Series of Poker main event. The "whippersnapper," as described by his opponents, was actually the chip leader at one point before a bad beat to Chris Ferguson sent him to the rail in seventh place. Nine years later, Shulman got his chance at the main event title once again, making the final table alongside poker legend Phil Ivey. This time, he managed to make it to five-handed play before yet another bad beat ended his run, with his chips going to eventual winner Joe Cada. Now 44, Shulman spends most of his live poker hours grinding high limit hold'em cash games at Bellagio, with his summers dedicated to the WSOP schedule. In total, he has just under $3.5 million in career live tournament earnings. Highlights from this interview include being a summer camp lifer, how Michael changed the grades, Barry the ass kicker, the Chip and Doyle of spades, making money while you sleep, building a bankroll at the Orleans, dealing with bad beats to Ferguson and Cada, a love for limit hold'em, Hollywood home games in Costa Rica, running into Ben Affleck at the Oscars, getting owned by Gus Hansen, trash talking ElkY, hiring Phil Hellmuth as a coach, getting winning advice from Orel Hershiser, trash bracelets, running into Michael Jordan's Bulls, and sucking out on Chau Giang in Bobby's Room.

Jay Farber is best known for finishing runner-up to Ryan Riess in the 2013 World Series of Poker main event, where he earned $5.2 million. Farber was a relative unknown in the poker world at the time, but had made a name for himself in Las Vegas as a nightclub promoter and VIP host, which led to some high-profile people on his rail including Ben Lamb, Shaun Deeb, and Dan Bilzerian. Now five years later and considered retired, the Santa Barbara, California-native is coming off of another solid summer. In late June, he took third in a a $1,500 bounty event at the WSOP for $121,000, and in July, he finished fifth in the Card Player Poker Tour Venetian main event for another $134,000. Highlights from this interview include the joys of retirement, growing up in a pool hall, gambling as a child, sneaking into casinos, going from bouncer to club promoter, playing for rent money, partying for a living, finding clients at the poker table, knowing your table image, running like god in the main event, finding ways to spend a seven-figure score, not watching himself on TV, losing six figures in a blackjack session, the politics of high-stakes games, losing $250k+ pots to Rick Salomon, getting Chino'd by Chino, how to eat a lot of McDonald's, and why the octopus will take over the earth.

Bernard Lee celebrates the 10 year anniversary of the November Nine by chatting with Dennis Phillips, the first November Nine chip leader. 

Bernard Lee celebrates the 10 year anniversary of the November Nine by chatting with Dennis Phillips, the first November Nine chip leader. 

During the 2018 World Series of Poker Main Event, Chief Digital Officer JR McCabe sat down with Remko Rinkema to talk about everything you ever wanted to know about PokerGO, the live streaming, the ESPN deal, Super High Roller Bowl and how the PokerGO Studio was created. 3:03 – The start of the interview with JR McCabe, his World Series of Poker excitement, doing a job he loves, seeing it all come together in Las Vegas, seeing the growth potential of the game and what goes into it on the production side. 5:55 – Seeing the World Series of Poker through the eye of JR McCabe, someone who comes from the finance and marketing world, and whether or not the increased numbers in the WSOP Main Event over the last two years can be attributed to PokerGO and ESPN live coverage. 9:08 – The birth of the idea of PokerGO, and the goals and vision behind the platform. 14:38 – Looking back on the five months leading up to the launch of PokerGO prior to the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl and World Series of Poker. 17:00 – How PokerGO got a seat at the table to bring in the World Series of Poker. 19:00 – The end of the November Nine era, broadcasting the WSOP Main Event live on ESPN and PokerGO in the summer, and bringing in mainstream sponsors to poker. 25:30 – Creating the WSOP Main Event product for ESPN in combination with live broadcasts in the summer and the NBC Sports hours of Poker Masters, U.S. Poker Open and Super High Roller Bowl. 30:25 – Creating new events such as the Poker Masters and U.S. Poker Open. 33:25 – Jr McCabe speaks on interacting with the top players in poker, dealing with criticism from fans and players and helping to bring an understanding of PokerGO looking to expand the game of poker and the number of hours that are being streamed live and shown on TV. 40:10 – The idea and realization of the PokerGO Studio at the ARIA Resort & Casino. 47:25 – How the PokerGO Studio will be utilized aside from the marquee poker events and the creation of original content. 52:06 – JR McCabe’s favorite pieces of original programming on PokerGO and looking ahead at what’s to come. 55:45 – The New York connection, JR McCabe speaks on his sports fandom, adopting the Las Vegas Golden Knights and diving back into the beginnings of his professional career. 1:01:40 – Lessons JR McCabe has learned from years of working in the content business that he can transfer to the world of poker. 1:04:16 – Moving from a big global brand to the poker industry to build something brand new. 1:06:15 – Live sports and poker on TV in the era in which TV subscribership is going down. 1:08:00 – Speaking on panels, talking to non-poker people about the game, sponsorships, commercial opportunities and the subscription model. 1:11:45 – How important are marquee poker players for the success of live streams and poker on TV? Never miss another PokerGO live stream by subscribing right now. PokerGO provides over 100 days of live poker action every year, as well as an extensive on-demand library that includes WSOP Main Event coverage from 2011 through 2018 and every single Super High Roller Bowl broadcast. Support the podcast by checking out our sponsor Keeps.com.

PocketFives Editor-in-Chief Lance Bradley joins the Poker Central Podcast on Day 1B of the WSOP Main Event to recap both Day 1A and 1B. Also on this show: Interviews with PokerGO sweepstakes winner Seth Weintraub, Ali Nejad, Jack Effel and Kenny Hallaert. 0:35 – Going back in time with Lance Bradley, who wore the same shirt for a year straight, winning a prop bet versus Antonio Esfandiari. 4:47 – Looking back on Day 1A with Lance Bradley: Chip leaders, early eliminations and big storylines from the first day of the 2018 WSOP Main Event. 13:30 – The story of how NBA star Dwight Howard bought an enormous mansion in Lance Bradley's neighborhood, and whether it's important for the Main Event to have big names to make the final days. 18:50 – The amazing stories, people and players in the WSOP Main Event. 24:45 – An interview with PokerGO Sweepstakes winner Seth Weintraub, playing his first ever WSOP Main Event. 30:00 – Lance and Remko talk about playing at the World Series of Poker. Will they ever make it into this event? 35:00 – Strong numbers for Day 1B and high hopes for day 1C, is this year going to be bigger than 2017? 42:00 – Kenny Hallaert busted the 2018 WSOP Main Event early on Day 1A, where did it go wrong? We spoke to the Belgian pro who made the November Nine in 2016. 56:00 – There are bracelet events ongoing during the WSOP Main Event? How do we feel about that? 58:00 – Lance Bradley's first visit to the WSOP Main Event in 2005, the sponsorship craze, and the start of the November Nine. 1:10:00 – The big man behind the World Series of Poker, Jack Effel, speaks about his excitement for Day 1B and 1C. 1:17:10 – A conversation with Ali Nejad, one of the lead commentators for the ESPN and PokerGO WSOP Main Event coverage. 1:25:45 – Lance Bradley talks about the book he released earlier this summer titled ‘The Pursuit of Poker Success'. To stay up to date with all the latest from the 2018 WSOP Main Event, subscribe to PokerGO right now.

Frank Op de Woerd and Poker Central's own Remko Rinkema traveled the international poker circuit together for many years, and today they dive into the memory bank for some good stories before previewing the 2018 WSOP Main Event.  0:55 - PokerNews' Head of Content Frank Op de Woerd looks back on the 2018 WSOP up until this point. 02:51 - Frank sets the story straight on a wild night of partying in 2009, a story previously told by Remko on a previous episode. 04:09 - Frank's favorite memories of Las Vegas and looking back on his early years at the World Series of Poker starting in 2008. 07:43 - Frank tells a story of losing his phone, and finding it the next day at the food court in The Palms, as well as losing his phone, wallet, and passport right before having to fly back to the Netherlands.  11:39 - Frank's first WSOP in 2008, and the memories of visiting Vegas as a massive poker fan.  15:30 - Las Vegas tips from Frank.  20:00 - Live reporting, the tricks of the trade and why certain mistakes are hard to avoid.  22:50 - The first years of reporting on the WSOP, and how things have changed over time.  27:33 - Main Event memories. 30:35 - Looking back on the November Nine era and the change to live action in the summer until a winner is crowned.  35:40 - Storylines such as John Hesp in the Main Event, do true poker fans prefer this over high-level play? 37:50 - Heroes and villains in the WSOP Main Event.  40:25 - Frank's predictions for the 2018 WSOP Main Event. 44:25 - The future prospects for the WSOP with casinos in Las Vegas offering more and more big events in the summer. 46:20 - Frank's thoughts on the future of the game of poker. Enjoy the WSOP Main Event on PokerGO starting on Monday, July 2nd by subscribing right now. PokerGO provides over 100 days of live poker action every year, on top of an on-demand library that includes every single WSOP broadcast from 2011 through 2017.

PokerGO is releasing the classic WSOP Main Event episodes from 2016 through 2011, and we've arrived at 2012 for this special edition of the podcast featuring Jeremy Ausmus. As the fifth-place finisher in 2012 Ausmus collected $2.1 million and became a household name in the game. Ausmus is a regular in big buy-in events and the highest regular running cash games in Las Vegas, and recently he's provided live commentary of the US Poker Open and ARIA High Roller Series events on PokerGO. Here's an overview of the topics discussed with Jeremy on this podcast. 2:45 – Starting the interview with Jeremy Ausmus, family life, the fun of being a poker pro and the freedom it allows. 6:04 – The motivation behind wanting to be a poker pro, the freedom, the money and what Jeremy's life looks like. 10:06 – Coffee! Jeremy gives his best coffee drinking advice, and relives some memories of being stuck eating bread in Monte Carlo. 14:03 – The start of Jeremy's poker career, moving to Las Vegas with just a few thousand to his name, making his way up the ranks and the steady everyday grind. 18:44 – Looking back on when Jeremy was at the peak of his powers compared to his opposition, becoming an online cash cap game specialist on Full Tilt, being the biggest winner in the Bellagio $10/$20 and hitting a peak in his confidence around his November Nine run. 23:08 – What is it like to be a live cash game grinder at the high stakes? Being the biggest winner, what goes into starting bigger games, and where does the huge drop-off come from comparing Bobby's Room with the rest of high stakes in Las Vegas. 28:15 – Playing in Bobby's Room with Michael Phelps and Jennifer Tilly, and a private game with Dan Bilzerian. 34:04 – Explaining to his kids, ages 5 and 7, that their father is a poker player, and what that conversation will be like in the future. 37:23 – How does Ausmus remember the 2012 Main Event where he finished in fifth place, wanting to watch the footage with his kids in the future, and reliving the big moments from Day 5 and 6 of the tournament. 43:06 – The awareness of the gravity of the moment as it's happening: Going deep in the Main Event, and the support of friends and family during the tournament. 48:17 – Andras Koroknai and Rob Salaburu, their personalities in the tournament and Jeremy's favorite moment from the tournament. 52:30 – Coming into the final table, Jeremy's expectations, his comfort level and seeing Steve Gee and Andras Koroknai blow up. 56:11 – Reliving and analyzing Jeremy's bust out hand, and how he would've done things differently with his current knowledge and understanding of the game. 1:01:15 – Cashing for $2.1 million in the Main Event, is Jeremy happy with his result in the tournament and does he have any regrets? 1:04:20 – Jeremy's bracelet win at the 2012 WSOP Europe, and how does he view this accomplishment versus other scores that were not wins? 1:08:14 – What's a stronger memory, the Andras Koroknai blow-up or busting the Main Event himself, and what it was like being on TV and having friends and family outside the game watching him perform. 1:11:01 – Doing PokerGO commentary for the US Poker Open and the ARIA High Roller Series events. 1:13:38 – Comparing the November Nine era versus the current PokerGO and ESPN partnership that brings the event live from start to finish, and why Jeremy would've preferred to have played his final table right away. 1:16:44 – Does removing the break allow for more mistakes and crazy plays because of the fatigue level of the players? 1:18:40 – Jeremy's summer schedule for 2018, his tournament aspirations and why the $10k 6-max is the one he looks forward to the most. If you're new to PokerGO, please subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action on top of an extensive on-demand library. New on PokerGO right now: INSIDERS, following Daniel Negreanu, Seth Davies and Brandon Adams on their quest for success in the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. Get in touch with the podcast on podcast@pokercentral.com.

Dutch poker pro Jorryt van Hoof joins the podcast to talk about the run he made in the 2014 WSOP Main Event. Van Hoof relives some of the most important hands of his run, and focuses, on one hand, he calls "the worst hand he played in 15 years of being a poker pro." 2:30 - The start of the interview: What has Jorryt been up to lately, and what does his life look like right now? 5:09 - Going to the 2014 WSOP with the intention of just having a vacation, did that influence his state of mind when playing the Main Event, and how did going deep in the Main Event compare to his usual high stakes cash game grind? 7:36 - Getting back into grinding after an extended break, and why cash games will always be his favorite.  9:36 - Looking back on the peak of his online poker career, his routine, how he became so successful and how he rates his own game versus the best players. 16:12 - The 2014 WSOP Main Event. Looking back on it now, can he be satisfied with his third-place finish? 19:57 - The start of the event, big moments from the early days and how he almost missed the tournament altogether!  22:25 - Why the WSOP Main Event is unlike any other tournament, and how Jorryt experienced the lights, cameras and buzz surrounding the event. 24:15 - The massive coin flip between Jorryt van Hoof and Dan Smith with 20 players remaining in the Main Event: The strategy considerations that went into it, and the emotions during and after the hand. 35:02 - Busting Andrei Zaichenko after flopping a straight versus his aces, how Jorryt kept track of everything else that was going on in the tournament with only two tables remaining and busting Eddy Sabat with the nut flush versus his jack-high flush. 39:26 - Being the Main Event chip leader with 15 players remaining, dominating the bubble and using aggression to exploit the November Nine bubble. 43:45 - What would've happened if the final table was played out in the summer as opposed to in November? 46:33 - Working on his mental game with Jared Tendler, and improving his short-stacked tournament game.  49:19 - Jorryt's video game rating as a poker player. 53:13 - The start of the WSOP Main Event final table. 55:56 - Mark Newhouse gets eliminated in 9th place, bluffing off all his chips to William Tonking.  58:40 - The big bluff versus Andoni Larrabe, turning two pair into a bluff.  1:02:12 - The rush that started with the elimination of Dan Sindelar with ace-three of hearts versus pocket jacks followed by busting Andoni Larrabe. 1:05:27 - Did Jorryt ever think he was going to win the WSOP Main Event? 1:07:09 - Doubling up Felix Stephensen with pocket jacks versus ace-eight: The first crack in Van Hoof's armor. 1:12:12 - Jorryt van Hoof's biggest regret, a painful memory of a hand that didn't even make it onto the broadcast.  1:20:02 - The final day: Martin Jacobson, Felix Stephensen and Jorryt van Hoof are guaranteed to take home at least $3.8 million and play for the $10 million first prize. 1:26:20 - Doubling up Felix Stephensen with middle pair versus his second pair, turning the tables leading to Jorryt's elimination.  1:29:29 - Reliving Jorryt's elimination in third place, what happens in the moments after leaving the set, and how people still recognize him on the streets as the famous poker player that he is. 1:35:53 - Did winning $3.8 million change Jorryt's life? If you're new to PokerGO, subscribe right now and watch the entire 2014 WSOP Main Event unfold. Take $10 off the annual subscription by using the promo code REMKO and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action every year on top of an extensive on-demand library of cash games, tournaments and original content.

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

On this special edition podcast, we talk to the sixth-place finisher in the 2016 World Series of Poker Main Event, Kenny Hallaert. For the next six weeks, we will talk to one person from the WSOP Main Event going back to 2011, as all that coverage will be available for you to enjoy on PokerGO. Hallaert takes us through the entire tournament and highlights the key moments that brought him to the November Nine. During the three-month break leading up to the final table, Hallaert received coaching from the likes of Fedor Holz and Steffen Sontheimer, as well as mental coaching from Jared Tendler. Despite having the best possible preparation, things didn't go Hallaert's way at the final table. Looking back on his big run now, Hallaert remembers fondly the feeling of making the big run, and he shows a lot of appreciation for the process and preparation that lead him to become a far better player with plenty of results to show for in the years after this big result.  If you have questions or recommendations for the podcast, please e-mail us on podcast@pokercentral.com. If you're new to PokerGO, please subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action and an extensive on-demand library. 

Steve gee and Russel Thomas battle early in the 2012 November Nine. Grant and Jonathan break it down. FLOP: 7c 4h 5d TURN: Jc RIVER: 3s For access to exclusive Poker Guys freerolls and other tournaments on Nitrogen Sports Poker Room, use this link to sign up: www.nitrogensports.eu/r/632610

The World Series of Poker Main Event saw its second starting day draw a massive field of 2,164 players of which about 400 were knocked out. The Poker Central Podcast has all the juicy details of this day that was headlined by a clash between Vanessa Selbst and Gaelle Baumann on the feature table. Selbst was eliminated just 80 minutes into the day when she ran aces full into the quads of Baumann, creating a history hand that will be replayed into eternity. We interviewed Selbst for the podcast and also play the audio of her elimination on the show.  The two other feature tables were headlined by Jamie Gold on the one side, and Bryan Devonshire and Martin Staszko on the other. We spoke to Gold about the end of the November Nine era, and what's needed to make poker more fun to watch. Devonshire also spoke to us, as he made his return to tournaments after a year in doing what he does best, rafting the wild rivers in Colorado.  Lastly, we spoke to Bryn Kenney who lost a shocking 65lbs in the last four months, winning him a massive prop bet!  Day 1c of the Main Event goes live on PokerGO at 11:00am PST/2:00 pm ET, 8:00pm CET.

Poker Central takes the reigns of the World Series of Poker broadcasts. The November Nine experiment comes to an end. Lance and Matt debate the success of the format and reminisce about each year of the November Nine era.

We are back from our long poker cruise and vacation around Europe and we discuss the elimination of the November Nine, among other things.

Poker legend and Poker Central ambassador Daniel Negreanu joins the Poker Central Podcast to talk about Kevin Hart playing the Super High Roller Bowl, and the deal between the World Series of Poker, Poker Central, and ESPN. The Negreanu segment starts at the 37:23 mark of the show. The shows starts with Remko, Brent and Will talking about the aforementioned topics, as they go deep into the gravity of Kevin Hart playing in the Super High Roller Bowl and potentially exciting table draws. The end of the November Nine era also gets discussed, and how the live streaming and ESPN broadcasts of the WSOP Main Event will impact the exposure poker gets through the summer. 

Josh Alderson, Floor Manager at the Palm Beach Kennel Club, joins BIG Dave and Joe to update the action at the WSOP Circuit Event. The guys also discuss a critical bluff at the November Nine that helped Qui Nguyen take the bracelet.

With guest Adam Small of PocketFives, Andrew and Alex discuss the outcome of this year’s WSOP Main Event final table, the unpredictable and entertaining style of its champion Qui Nguyen, the poor turnout for the PokerStars Festival New Jersey, and the US election, the results of which were not known at the time of recording. For strategy, it’s back to the November Nine, and a hand played between Kenny Hallaert and Michael Ruane during the first day.

With the WSOP over, errant co-host Andrew Barber returns to the podcast, and he and Alex have some catching up to do. The two discuss their respective WSOP experiences and Alex’s bets, Andrew gives his take on last episode’s story about California card rooms, they go over some of the back stories of this year’s November Nine, and explore the mash-up variant known as Drawmaha. Finally, for strategy, they look at two examples of players hero-folding quads, one from this summer’s Main Event, and another from the 2012 Big One for One Drop.

Our very own Chicago Joe Giertuga wins our first Ante Up Poker Tour Online Series Main Event. Plus we recap the WSOP and its November Nine.

Bernard presents his interview with the then chip leader of the 2008 November Nine, Dennis Phillips. 

Bernard presents his interview with the then chip leader of the 2008 November Nine, Dennis Phillips. 

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.

Featuring special guest-star Drexel. We pay tribute to PFA Radio fan & friend David Koenig, who died unexpectedly this week. Druff & Drexel face disappointment at WSOP Main Event. We follow the progress live of the Main Event as it nears the final table, including Daniel Negreanu. What if a 72-year-old makes the November Nine? Eric Froehlich reported in controversial hand long after he busted WSOP Main. Review of the logistical/planning triumphs and fails of the 2015 WSOP. High limit cheating/superusing alleged on SWCpoker. Christian Lusardi finally charged with counterfeiting Borgata chips for tournament. New Jersey legalized online poker hit with extortion DDoS attacks. Pokerstars bans controversial "skier_5" semi-bot software. Marty/Tyde calls in to complain about his treatment on the forum. Show is about 7 1/2 hours long, with lots of tangents and side topics!

The 2015 November Nine is set and there are some great story lines, including Kid Poker falling just short.

2014 November Nine chip leader Jorryt van Hoof is Bernard's guest. Also, preview Final Table with Andrew Feldman.

2014 November Nine chip leader Jorryt van Hoof is Bernard's guest. Also, preview Final Table with Andrew Feldman.

Professional poker player and rap artist Brett Richey shares his unlikely road from high school track star in suburban Pittsburgh, to Amherst college, and ultimately to the felt of Las Vegas and recording studios and clubs of New York City. Coming off a deep run to 55th place in the World Series of Poker Main Event, Brett also breaks down the action to come at the WSOP "November Nine" final table to be played on November 4th and 5th, 2013.

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

On this edition of the TPE Podcast Cougars4444 and bigdogpckt5s join us to discuss the World Series of Poker final table as it played down to the last 3 players. We discuss the 15 minute delay, overall thoughts on the November 9, and talk some MTT strategy.

Bernard wraps up his weekly interviews with each member of the 2011 November Nine by talking with this years chip leader for the final table, Martin Staszko.

Bernard wraps up his weekly interviews with each member of the 2011 November Nine by talking with this years chip leader for the final table, Martin Staszko.

Irishmen and 2011 November Nine member Eoghan O'Dea is Bernard Lee's guest on this weeks Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio. Eoghan's father made it to two WSOP Main Event final tables in past years making Eoghan and his father the first father son combination in WSOP Main Event history.

Irishmen and 2011 November Nine member Eoghan O'Dea is Bernard Lee's guest on this weeks Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio. Eoghan's father made it to two WSOP Main Event final tables in past years making Eoghan and his father the first father son combination in WSOP Main Event history.

Bernard continues his series of podcast chats with each member of the 2011 November Nine on Rounders Radio. This week, Phil Collins, who is 4th in chips for this years WSOP Final Table, stops by to talk about his thoughts on winning the WSOP Main Event!

Bernard continues his series of podcast chats with each member of the 2011 November Nine on Rounders Radio. This week, Phil Collins, who is 4th in chips for this years WSOP Final Table, stops by to talk about his thoughts on winning the WSOP Main Event!

Lou Krieger and Shari Geller talk to their guest World Series of Poker Media Director Nolan Dalla about this year's WSOP, the upcoming WSOP-Europe, the November Nine, and under-representation of women at the WSOP.

Lou Krieger and Shari Geller talk to their guest World Series of Poker Media Director Nolan Dalla about this year's WSOP, the upcoming WSOP-Europe, the November Nine, and under-representation of women at the WSOP.

Bernard is joined by 2011 November Nine member Badih "Bob" Bounahra and Wil Failla on this weeks Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio.

Bernard is joined by 2011 November Nine member Badih "Bob" Bounahra and Wil Failla on this weeks Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio.

In his first solo episode, Nixon talks PLO, the Portugese poker prodigy scandal, and Phil Hellmuth. Guest 2fouroffsuit discusses his poker story, coaching, Matt Gianetti, and the November Nine.

Dan showed up at the perfect time to hang out with Dr. Pauly, just as the final ten players were consolidated to one table...2001 WSOP - Episode 37: Pseudo-Final Table (6:02) - Dan and Pauly are on the rail of the Mothership as action resumes for the pseudo-final table of ten, otherwise known as the November Nine bubble. Plenty of tension in the air because the final table will be set with just one more elimination.For more episodes, visit the Tao of Pokerati archives.

Dan and Dr.Pauly hang out at the final table bubble for the November Nine. They pucked up a hand...2011 WSOP - Episode 38: Pucked Up Hand (4:48) - Dan and Pauly thought they were recording an episode during an elimination hand, but they mistakenly got the players mixed up. Instead of a bustout, they witnessed a double up by Matt Gianetti. The simple error leads to a suggestion that perhaps the WSOP needs to highlight all-in players with special colored spotlights.For more episodes, visit the Tao of Pokerati archives.

Bernard has the low-down on the recent 2010 November Nine reunion at Foxwoods on this weeks Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio.

Bernard has the low-down on the recent 2010 November Nine reunion at Foxwoods on this weeks Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio.

The Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio has the latest from the Poker Stars Caribbean Adventure, news about a November Nine reunion, and a chat with 20 year old poker pro Harrison Gimbel, who took down the PCA last year.

The Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio has the latest from the Poker Stars Caribbean Adventure, news about a November Nine reunion, and a chat with 20 year old poker pro Harrison Gimbel, who took down the PCA last year.

On this edition of the the TPE podcast bigdogpckt5s joins us once again, accompanied by ttwist to talk about playing hands in and out of position early in tournaments, as well as giving insightful analysis of the key hands of the WSOP Main Event Final Table.

Tony from New York talks about his November Nine tournament, bust at the Orem, UT home game, crossing the mythical River Quads.

Wolf is in Budapest so Ace Jones joins co-host JP_Airborne for This Show Bites from Rounders Radio. Special guest Scott Montgomery stops by. Scott is an original November Nine-er from 2008 and talks about his memories from the WSOP and what he's doing now. He has over $4 million in tourney wins!

Bernard talks with 2010 November Nine member Matthew Jarvis, who is 5th in chips, on this edition of The Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio.

Bernard talks with 2010 November Nine member Matthew Jarvis, who is 5th in chips, on this edition of The Bernard Lee Poker Show on Rounders Radio.

Ace, DC, JP Airborne and eventually Lake of Fire have all the fun of Free For All Friday on Rounders Radio.  We pay your buy in to our tourney at Poker Stars, give our picks for the November Nine and have the normal Friday antics!NOTE:  This show contains adult language!!!

Ace, DC, JP Airborne and eventually Lake of Fire have all the fun of Free For All Friday on Rounders Radio.  We pay your buy in to our tourney at Poker Stars, give our picks for the November Nine and have the normal Friday antics!NOTE:  This show contains adult language!!!