Podcasts about Poker After Dark

Play with us on Table 1! $50/$100 NL in Las Vegas: https://www.Table1.Vegas Episode 22 - Mori Eskandani Find out how poker as you know it began. We sit down with the legendary poker producer of such favorites as "High Stakes Poker", "Poker After Dark", and now everything you see on PokerGO. Mori tells us about coming to the USA from Iran. Cutting his teeth on limit hold'em and 7 card stud. Before eventually inventing and naming H.O.R.S.E. mixed games. Now he spends most of his time producing content on PokerGO. Although he occasionally takes down tournaments when he finds some spare time. Mori was kind enough to allow us to film in the PokerGO studio for this episode. So as always, crack a cold one and enjoy this great chat with poker hall of famer Mori Eskandani Show Notes 00:00 From Oregon To The Poker Life 6:00 - Coming to Vegas 10:30 - Vegas Life and Tournaments 15:30 - Getting into Poker Production 28:59 - Lineup Setting and Story Time 37:08 - PokerGO Studio 42:20 - Future of Poker 53:30 - Future of Mori 58:30 Outro and Degenerate's Agreement Table 1 Links:

This week I start by talking about owning Ante Up for a year officially now, and needing your feedback to be able to continue to make content you want. Elle and I talk about Poker After Dark's Game of Gold, a poker playing granny, and Phil Hellmuth with Michael Phelps talking trash, as well as a poker player that is banned from a poker series for adding chips to his stack illegally. Elliott rules on a situation where a player turns his hand up but doesn't fold. Patrick and I play our the second of Matt's PLO session and I end the show talking about what I'm thankful for. https://linktr.ee/anteupmagazine https://www.patreon.com/AnteUpPoker https://www.jackpotdigital.com/ http://www.youtube.com/@AnteUpPokerMedia    

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 

This week Elle and talk about being a "Royal Flush" for Halloween. A new bill on the ballot locally for a casino in Richmond VA, and a new twist on Poker After Dark. Elliott rules on the question of who has the right to see their opponents cards and Patrick and I break down a HOTW where the listener wanted to know if they were priced in or was it a complete punt. Then I close out the show revisiting the Poker After Dark show and the celebrities that went along with the older version. Check out the trailer to the new show below https://linktr.ee/anteupmagazine Jackpotdigital.com Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code AnteUp20 at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com, and use code AnteUp20.  https://youtu.be/2f6iIrAztT4?si=zLy0oO8E8MzLeQA_  

Part two of my interview with Melanie Weisner. Check out part one here: https://youtu.be/IETu6pkBLFo Melanie Weisner is an American professional poker player. She is also known by her PokerStars online screen name Callisto 5. Born in Houston, Texas, Weisner studied vocal performance at New York University before pursuing poker full-time. She was introduced to poker when her brother had success playing online. She has had several notable online tournament wins and has had notable win and strong performances in live tournament play as well. In addition to multi-table tournaments, she is also a heads-up sit-and-go tournament specialist. Weisner is no stranger to the world of Poker Tv and Radio. She is a contributor to the online poker radio show Cold Call hosted by Bryan Micon, Brandon Gerson and Adam Schoenfeld, was featured on "Idol Week" of NBC's Poker After Dark in 2011, is featured on Late Night Poker's 2011 season, is featured on Season V in the playoffs for the Party Poker Premier League, and is featured on "Femme Fatale" of Poker After Dark in 2018. Here is what you can expect on this week's show: 0:00 Introduction 1:00 Lust controls the world! 3:00 Dating within the world of poker 8:30 To date the same or opposite 12:00 Bad dating advice 13:38 Consent 21:30 You can say or do anything if they're into you 22:50 The emasculation of men 23:25 Cultural differences in dating 28:50 The effects of social media on dating 37:20 The nature of physical attraction 40:00 Ranking cities by toxic dating traits 43:30 Dating for introverts - showing your personality 48:17 The Cobra Effect 51:00 Can Melanie increase Jungle's hit rate? ▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLife Connect with Melanie Wesiner: Twitter: @melanieweisner Instagram: @melanieweisner Follow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social: Websites: https://www.wtgol.com Instagram: @wtgolpodcast @thedancates Twitter: @junglemandan Join Poker Academy today using this link: https://www.preflop.academy/?via=dan Poker strategy tips Poker tournament highlights Poker player profiles Poker player rankings Poker coaching Poker mental game

Melanie Weisner is an American professional poker player. She is also known by her PokerStars online screen name Callisto 5. Born in Houston, Texas, Weisner studied vocal performance at New York University before pursuing poker full-time. She was introduced to poker when her brother had success playing online. Weisner has had several notable online tournament wins and has had notable win and strong performances in live tournament play as well. In addition to multi-table tournaments, she is also a heads-up sit-and-go tournament specialist. Weisner is no stranger to the world of Poker Tv and Radio. She is a contributor to the online poker radio show Cold Call hosted by Bryan Micon, Brandon Gerson and Adam Schoenfeld, was featured on "Idol Week" of NBC's Poker After Dark in 2011, is featured on Late Night Poker's 2011 season, is featured on Season V in the playoffs for the Party Poker Premier League, and is featured on "Femme Fatale" of Poker After Dark in 2018. Here is what you can expect on this week's show: 0:00 Introduction 1:15 Acting, Directing, and Pole Vaulting 2:26 The Birth of a Poker Boss 17:06 Solvers? 20:16 The Importance of Your Mental Game - An Approach To Coaching 33:57 Dating - Lust Controls the World 43:26 Consent 47:45 Social Media - Is It Important To Be Cool? ▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLife Connect with Melanie Wesiner: Twitter: @melanieweisner Instagram: @melanieweisner Follow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social: Websites: https://www.wtgol.com Instagram: @wtgolpodcast @thedancates Twitter: @junglemandan Join Poker Academy today using this link: https://www.preflop.academy/?via=dan

Rob Yong is a British poker player, casino owner and entrepreneur. Yong owns Dusk Till Dawn casino in Nottingham, United Kingdom and runs Luxon Pay, a payment provider for poker players and tours. Dusk Till Dawn opened in 2007 and went on to build a close relationship with partypoker and host a series of major tournaments including the partypoker MILLIONS, partypoker Grand Prix, The Festival and UKIPT stops. He's appeared on Poker After Dark and No Gamble, No Future, while also competing in high stakes tournament such as the Triton Poker Million in 2019, and He also won the 2022 Luxon Pay Mediterranean Poker Party One Drop for $87,000. Here is what you can expect on this week's show: 0:00 Introduction 1:26 A great poker ambassador 5:39 Rob's big break and an approach to life 13:35 Doing the right thing and winning the game of life 17:55 Grinding to create success 21:45 Standing in the way of growing the game - the injustice of anti-poker legislation 29:06 Will crypto be responsible for the next poker boom? 41:57 The benefits of live poker 44:15 Jungleman's university of poker 51:50 Having a stake in 28 businesses 1:00:25 Business Poker and Life – one in the same ▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLife Connect with Rob Yong: Twitter: @rob_yong_ Instagram: rob_yong_ Follow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social: Websites: https://www.wtgol.com Instagram: @wtgolpodcast @thedancates Twitter: @junglemandan

A legend in the poker world and a wealth of knowledge and experience...Mori Eskandani is a poker TV producer and president of PokerGO. He was inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame in 2018. A former high stakes cash game player, for two decades Eskandani has worked behind the scenes on such programs as the World Series of Poker on ESPN, NBC Heads-Up Championship, Poker After Dark and High Stakes Poker. Here is what you can expect on this week's show: 0:00 Introduction 2:08 A Producer's Credits 3:17 From Iran to Portland to Vegas 6:07 What kid doesn't love to learn how to bluff? 9:47 The Evolution of Poker 12:42 A Big Innovation In Televised Poker 18:57 Do gimmicks Work in Televised Poker? 23:45 Prior Business Experience 30:15 Mori's Favorite Production 32:15 How to Grow Poker's Popularity 36:59 Taking a Page From Pro Wrestling 41:32 Legalizing Poker Throughout the US 53:00 Cheating in Poker 56:35 What to Watch Out For ▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLife Connect with Mori Eskandani: Twitter: @Eskandani @PokerGO Instagram: @pokergo Follow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social: Websites: https://www.wtgol.com Instagram: @wtgolpodcast @thedancates Twitter: @junglemandan

Born and raised in San Francisco, Oliver ‘Ali' Nejad is a mainstay in the world of televised poker, breaking onto the scene in 2005 as the host of the National Heads-Up Poker Championship. His poker career started while in college at UC Berkeley. In 1998 he dropped out of college to pursue poker full time, achieving great success and becoming a renowned high-limit cash game player. Over the course of his career, Ali has become one of the most recognizable voices in poker. He has acted as a commentator or correspondent for Poker After Dark, the Heads-Up Championship, Pro-Am Poker Equalizer, and many other shows. Ali is currently part of GGPoker as the GGTeam's Media Ambassador and will continue to share his love of poker and his talent in broadcasting.Here is what you can expect on this week's show:IntroductionAn $800/$1600 stakes game, a supermodel, and a debacleAli's career in the mediaPursuing passions and "soft riches"Dating and the ills of social mediaAli's travel and food recommendationsConnect with Oliver "Ali" Nejad:Instagram: @Ali_NejadTwitter: @ali_nejadFollow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social:Websites: https://www.wtgol.comInstagram: @wtgolpodcast@thedancatesTwitter: @junglemandan

Jeff Platt found poker during the Moneymaker boom, but it was more than a decade before he could work it into his career. The Dallas, Texas native graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in broadcast journalism, and scored his first gig working the sports desk at a Jackson, Mississippi news station.  He then took a job with ESPN covering his hometown Dallas Mavericks of the NBA, and followed that up with a gig reporting on the San Antonio Spurs. He decided to take a shot in 2018, moving to Las Vegas for a chance at combining his two loves. It wasn't long before he got his chance on PokerGO with shows like Friday Night Poker and The Big Blind, while working events like the WSOP, SHRB, U.S. Poker Open, and Poker Masters. Platt is now the co-host of No Gamble, No Future, alongside Brent Hanks, which airs every Tuesday on PokerGO, with past episodes available on demand.As a player, Platt has also found success. He made consecutive deep runs in the WSOP main event, and last year finished fourth in the Double Stack event for $160,000. He added another $100,000 just last month when he took down a tournament at the Venetian.Highlights from this interview include having above-average pipes, performing at nursing homes, hold'em in Texas, the Mississippi sports market, rubbing elbows with Dirk Nowitzki, sweating questions with Coach Popovich, being the jack-of-all-trades for a poker channel, the aloofness of Ivey, watching the best play every day, finding the winner's circle, sucking out for $25k on Poker After Dark, having to pay the 10th grade bookie, how Daniel Negreanu moves the needle, crushing on American Idol constestants, white Kumar, and being a semi-finalist in the Mr. West pageant.

Brandon Adams taught undergrad economics courses at Harvard for nine years in game theory, behavioral finance, and international macroeconomics. He's a regular in the biggest poker cash games and tournaments, and has appeared on Poker After Dark, High Stakes Poker, and multiple televised final tables. He was the lead research assistant for Michael Lewis' The Big Short, and he has self-published several books. He enjoys fantasy sports, and has a website dedicated to daily fantasy sports analytics.What you can expect to hear on this weeks episode:Getting into Harvard as a poor studentWhat makes your college years a powerful time in lifeThe Poker House as an equivalent to college for poker playersStress and the role it plays in performanceWhat hyperbolic discounting is and how it affects our decisionsGame Theory and pokerThe podcasting worldEconomics and contributing expertise to The Big ShortUtilitarianism – the dangerous forceI hope you find this episode as fun and informative as we have. Brandon Adams is winning the game of life!Please let us know your thoughts about the episode!Connect with Brandon Adams:Websites: http://brandonadams.co/https://www.advancedsportsanalytics.com/Instagram: @brandonadams78Twitter: @badams78Connect with Dan Cates:Websites: https://www.wtgol.comhttps://www.dancatesfoundation.com/Instagram: @wtgolpodcast@thedancates

“IT'S (BOURBON) TIME!” with Bruce Buffer and Umberto Luchini as we talk about their brand Puncher's Chance Bourbon and its two current offerings.  If you don't know Bruce Buffer, you likely know his voice and his iconic trademarked introduction; “IT'S TIME!”®. He's the official Voice of the Octagon for the UFC and he is putting his name and reputation behind this bourbon brand that he loves so much.  We are also joined by the brand's founder, Umberto Luchini.  He's an Italian with tons of experience in the international spirits world as well as Kentucky Bourbon; he previously helped grow the Campari Group portfolio, which also included Wild Turkey.  Don't miss this episode and get hyped to grab a bottle of this Kentucky Straight Bourbon when you see it on shelves or online. Download or stream this episode on your favorite podcast app and be sure to drop us a review while you're there.   We are thankful for everyone who has supported us. A huge shoutout to our growing Patreon Community as well! We'd appreciate it if you can take the time to give us feedback on our podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow  us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support our endeavors, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts, or even purchase your own Bourbon Lens tasting glass or t-shirt. Cheers,Scott & JakeBourbon Lens About Bruce Buffer: “The Voice of Mixed Martial Arts” Bruce Buffer, an entrepreneur, announcer, entertainer, and motivational speaker who excites the public about products and events he represents, is perhaps best known for introducing events worldwide with his internationally trademarked phrase, IT'S TIME!® Most will recognize Bruce as the official “Voice of the Octagon” for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) since 1997. He currently appears on all ESPN -televised UFC events and Pay Per Views. Bruce also appears and announces for many other sporting events such as the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, various collegiate sporting events such as the University Of Kentucky's March Madness event, as well as Fantasy and Esports events.  On the virtual side, Bruce is a feature character in nine UFC video games released since 2014 (ex., CRAVE, THQ, UFC) and is the model and voice for the boxing character Tony T. in the Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Round 2 video game by Midway. Among numerous TV and movie appearances, Bruce has appeared with Robin Williams and Billy Crystal on “Friends”; on HBO's “Entourage”; alongside Antonio Banderas in the motion picture “Play it to the Bone,” and Will Ferrell in the comedy “Holmes & Watson”; as well as performed voice over work for Clint Eastwood's 2004 Best Picture Oscar award winner “Million Dollar Baby.” A ranked professional poker player, Bruce has been seen on NBC's Poker After Dark, the Travel Channel's popular “World Poker Tour TV Show,” and co-stars in the critically acclaimed instructional poker DVD “All In” along with poker pro Phil Gordon. Bruce manages his entrepreneurial ventures through Buffer Enterprises, Inc., as well as guides and manages the career of his brother Michael Buffer, including the creation, design, and management of all product and promotional licensing surrounding Michael Buffer's world famous LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE® trademark phrase, which has grown into a major international enterprise, approaching $500,000,000 in retail sales worldwide. Bruce's latest project is Puncher's Chance™ pure Kentucky Straight Bourbon, inspired by two great American traditions: whiskey, and fighting for what we believe in. Bruce explains: “A puncher's chance means that anyone has the potential to succeed, whatever the odds, if he or she works for it. Being the underdog is often the greatest strength. Puncher's Chance is the bourbon for everyone who believes and lives that credo.” About Umberto Luchini Founder & Proprietor, Wolf Spirit Umberto Luchini (pronounced: oom-BEAR-toe loo-KEE-nee) is the founder and proprietor of Wolf Spirit, a different kind of spirits company started in a former Eugene, Oregon laundromat (Nanny's Wash & Dry, in fact). Wolf Spirit brands include Puncher's Chance Bourbon, Blood x Sweat x Tears Vodka, Bosscal Mezcal and Tom of Finland Organic Vodka from Finland. Umberto was born in Milan, Italy into a small, tightly-knit family. He attended school in London, worked in France, became jobless after 9/11, and took a low-paying job with a great brand: Campari (Monaco). Umberto rose through the marketing ranks, ultimately moving to San Francisco in 2004, where he resides today as an American citizen. Umberto worked with Campari America for 17 years, during which time he formed an award-winning team of 30 marketers and developed well-known marketing programs for globally recognized brands. Umberto led the team behind the reimagining of Wild Turkey, following the purchase of the brand by Campari Group from Pernod Ricard in 2009. He also took an unknown tequila brand named Espolòn and turned it into “the Tito's of Tequila,” selling more than 400K 9L cases. In 2017, Umberto left Campari with multiple business models and dreams of becoming an entrepreneur; that same year Wolf Spirit was founded. Umberto is happier than ever and working harder than ever to grow his own brand, as he did for so many others. In his spare time, he enjoys ultra-endurance sports and traveling. About Puncher's Chance Kentucky Straight Bourbon Eugene, Oregon-based Wolf Spirit released its first foray into fine whiskey with the release of Puncher's Chance® Kentucky Straight Bourbon in Fall 2020. Crafted through a partnership with IJW Whiskey Company of Louisville, Kentucky, Puncher's Chance is now available at fine spirits retailers and online at $34.99 SRP for a 750 ml. Inspired by two great American traditions – whiskey and fighting for what you believe in – Puncher's Chance was created for the whiskey curious who appreciate an approachable knockout bourbon with finesse. Puncher's Chance Kentucky Straight Bourbon is a five- and six-year-old blend of fine whiskies, crafted from a 75 percent corn, 13 percent rye and 12 percent barley mash bill and proprietary yeast. The liquid coming off the all-copper column still is aged in American white oak barrels with a #4 alligator char in traditional wood rickhouses. Clocking in at 90 proof, the final whiskey strikes the nose with aromas of apricot and maple oatmeal. “Our goal with Puncher's Chance is to create perfectly balanced whiskies,” says Umberto Luchini, Founder of Wolf Spirit. “This means the flavors and aromas that comprise a memorable whiskey, such as sweet, spicy, fruity, floral or savory, sing in resolute harmony, with none outshining another. Puncher's Chance will explore how that is achieved as we release new expressions in the future, including extra aged/barrel finished and single barrel offerings in 2022.” On the palate, this new-to-market American Whiskey entry leads with caramel, spicy, slightly sweet, and creamy vanilla notes. On the back end, the bourbon shows complex oaky sweetness alongside orange, dark chocolate, leather, and baking spices. The finish is long with sweet maple and sugar notes. The brand name “Puncher's Chance” is a boxing reference, denoting that almost anyone can deliver a knockout punch, no matter what the odds... particularly if that punch is delivered with perfect balance. Puncher's Chance comes housed in a jet-black, screen-printed bottle with a gentle fade at the bottom to reveal the amber liquid within. The brand's tiger mascot, a common symbol in boxing and MMA fighting, prowls the label. Bruce Buffer (IG: @BruceBufferUFC), the “Voice of Mixed Martial Arts,” serves as a partner in Puncher's Chance – introducing his more than one million fans to this fine whiskey. Exceptional as a sipper, Puncher's Chance also brings perfect balance to a well-crafted Manhattan, Old Fashioned or Boulevardier. The brand may be purchased in California, Florida, Kentucky, Colorado, Oklahoma and New Mexico (Southern Glazer's); New York, Tennessee and Georgia (Empire); Massachusetts and Rhode Island (Atlantic Beverage); Missouri (Major Brands); Connecticut (Murphy); and Wisconsin (Badger/Frank), and through the Puncher's Chance website. Find Puncher's Chance online at www.puncherschancebourbon.com and on social media Instagram and Facebook @puncherschancebourbon. About Puncher's Chance The D12tance Finished in California Cabernet Sauvignon Barrels in January 2022.  The D12TANCE is a Straight Tennessee Bourbon. Aged for 12 years in traditional stone and wood rickhouses and finished in California Cabernet Sauvignon barrels, The D12TANCE is now available at fine spirits retailers at $120 SRP for a 750 ml. Just 70 barrels of The D12TANCE, sourced from the IJW Whiskey Company in Louisville, Kentucky, were born from a mash bill of 84 percent corn, eight percent malt, eight percent rye and a proprietary yeast strain. With a complex aroma of vanilla, dark cherry fruit and toasted oak, this Tennessee Bourbon yields incredible flavor. At a respectable 96 proof, the warm hint of caramel and vanilla hits the palate first. As the proof gently fades, the tongue picks up a long, fruity finish reminiscent of the French Oak wine barrels in which the liquid rested for two months. The D12TANCE is the second release from Puncher's Chance – a new American Whiskey entry from Wolf Spirit, out of Eugene, Oregon, and comes on the heels of the fall 2020 release of the company's foray into aged dark spirits with the release of Puncher's Chance Kentucky Straight Bourbon. The brand name of Puncher's Chance itself is a boxing reference, denoting that almost anyone is possible of a knockout punch, no matter what the odds. Naming our latest aged spirit entry The D12TANCE is a double entendre – referring both to the age of the liquid and the 12 official rounds in a formal boxing match. Says Umberto Luchini, Founder of Wolf Spirit, “As a relative newcomer to the whiskey category, Wolf Spirit knew the liquid for Puncher's Chance The D12TANCE needed to pack a punch (pun intended) if we wanted to make our mark, which is why we partnered with the talented team at IJW.” “With The D12TANCE, we are finishing a 12-year-old Bourbon in wine casks, which is quite unique, as you usually see much younger whiskies receiving this treatment. This was critical to us because we didn't want the fine Bourbon overpowered by the wine barrel finishing. Our goal was to use the finishing to coax more of the existing characteristics out of the whiskey,” Luchini continues. The D12TANCE comes housed in the traditional Puncher's Chance jet-black bottle with a gentle fade at the bottom to reveal the amber liquid within. The Puncher's Chance tiger, a common symbol in boxing and MMA fighting, again graces the label, but this time in striking gold leaf making it easily identifiable on the backbar. The D12TANCE is best served neat or on the rocks to truly experience the subtle effects the finishing has on this perfectly-balanced and nuanced liquid. With only 2,000 cases produced for the U.S. market, The D12TANCE may be purchased in California, Florida, Kentucky, Colorado, Oklahoma and New Mexico (Southern Glazer's); New York, Tennessee and Georgia (Empire); Massachusetts and Rhode Island (Atlantic Beverage); Missouri (Major Brands); Connecticut (Murphy); and Wisconsin (Badger/Frank). About Wolf Spirit Perhaps the only liquor company in the world founded in an old laundromat (Nanny's Wash & Dry, to be exact), Wolf Spirit is a true Eugene, Oregon original, producing fine, handcrafted products that capture the pioneering spirit of the American northwest. Founded by Campari Group veteran Umberto Luchini and helmed by longtime spirits industry expert Bradd Levitan, Wolf Spirit embodies the traits of its namesake. Guided by instinct and fueled by a hunger for brands with authentic stories, Wolf Spirit is building a pack of unique products with courageously bold identities that come together with purpose. Our premium brands include Puncher's Chance® Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Tom of Finland® Organic Vodka, Blood x Sweat x Tears® Vodka and Bosscal Mezcal. Launched in 2017, Wolf Spirit's products are now available in more than 35 states across the US with a keen focus on national and regional on- and off-premise chains. Find out more at https://wolfspiritdistillery.com/. Show Links: Puncher's Chance Bourbon WolfSpiritDistillery.com Puncher's Chance™ Kentucky Straight Bourbon - Wolf Spirit Distillery  Puncher's Chance Bourbon®️ (@puncherschancebourbon) • Instagram photos and videos Bruce Buffer Here's the origin story of Bruce Buffer's iconic UFC 'It's time!' catchphrase  Facebook Video on Bruce Buffer @brucebufferufc • Instagram photos and videos Puncher's Chance™ Kentucky Straight Bourbon: A Pandemic Success Story

(Topic beings at 0:21:35 mark): Update: Matt Marafioti suicide confirmed.... (0:42:30): Update: Mike Postle files answer to Druff & Veronica's involunatry bankruptcy petition, goes after Marc Randazza.... (1:23:41): Kristen Bicknell and Party Poker part ways -- was it due to her vocal anti-vaxx positions?..... (2:09:29): Mason Malmuth stupidly posts never-before-seen emails between him and Pokernews involving trying to cover up Sklansky/Hawkbaker story.... (3:05:42): Resorts World rooms still going for surprisingly little money. Does this mean the property is failing?.... (3:35:35): Complex Ukraine romance scam robs UK man of $250,000.... (4:35:41): WSOP Pennsylvania botches online bracelet events badly.... (5:02:31): Poker After Dark surprisingly gets Senator Ted Cruz and top YouTube star "Mr. Beast" to play on stream.... (5:15:29): What will a third COVID shot do for you?.... tradershky joins Druff at the end as co-host.

We are thrilled that Episode 18 of Heart of Poker is our first ever family sequel! Last week we had Phil Galfond answer Kara's set of specially designed psychological questions, and this week it's the turn of his wife Farah Fath Galfond. Farah is lucky (and talented) enough to have made it in two separate careers: acting and high stakes poker. She starred in Days of Our Lives for almost a decade, and also has multiple cashes in the WSOP to her name, as well as regular appearances on shows like Poker After Dark. In this episode, she shares how she balances poker with being a mom, her early experiences with acting, and scheduling lessons from her husband. It's fascinating to compare Farah's responses to Kara's highly personal questions with those of her husband, including the story of how they first met and fell for each other. Will they remember it differently? You'll have to listen to find out... If you haven't checked out last week's episode with Phil make sure you do that too, as well as earlier episodes with some of the biggest personalities in poker: Mori Eskandani, Jason Koon, Dominik Nitsche, Vanessa Selbst, Maria Ho, Brad Owen, and many more.

(Topic begins at 0:20:28 mark): Doug Polk defeats Daniel Negreanu in heads up match by fairly wide margin.... (0:48:36): Negreanu has different story about tanking strategy than people were claiming.... (1:11:23): Polk claims he will go on two podcasts, but Druff explains why PFA won't apply to be one of them.... (1:22:54): Polk says he will not do more heads up matches, citing hatred of poker.... (1:30:28): Will this match's end also mean the end of the Polk/Negreanu feud?.... (1:39:23): Chris Moneymaker signs with ACR.... (1:55:00): Veronica Brill to host "Poker After Dark".... (2:05:10): Vegas legend Tony Bennett has Alzheimer's.... (2:23:36): 888 Holdings, software provider for WSOP.com, shooting for Pennsylvania linked site by 2021 WSOP.... (2:41:56): Prizm Outlets aka Fashion Outlets mall at Primm, NV sold at auction for surprising price.... (2:58:53): Brandon "Drexel" Gerson joins the show for the remainder.... (3:16:52): Dutch Pokerstars players to get massive tax refund due to ruling.... (3:44:04): Power failure at Circa has very surprising cause.... (3:51:41): COVID numbers on the decline in US since early January peak.... (4:05:54): Why the obsession with deep cleaning, given what we know?.... (4:20:11): "COVID tongue" new coronavirus symptom to watch out for.... (4:27:00): Brandon and Druff banter about the Superbowl, the upcoming baseball season, Saved by the Bell, and other random topics.

Garrett Adelstein is a force of nature in the world of high-stakes poker. He's known for routinely raking in six-figure pots with his creative and aggressive style of play. Garrett is a fixture on poker's largest televised cash games such as Live at the Bike and Poker After Dark and he made an appearance on CBS's Survivor Season 28: Cagayan. Garrett joined Chris to unfold poker's hidden dimensions: the dark matter which separates winners from the rest of the field.https://twitter.com/gmanpoker () For the video, transcript, and show notes, visit https://forcingfunction.com/podcast/garrett-adelstein (forcingfunctionhour.com/garrett-adelstein). 

Today on The Caregiver Dave Celebrity Segment, Dave and Neil Haley will interview Bruce Buffer. Bruce Buffer,an entrepreneur, announcer, entertainer, and motivational speaker who excites the public about products and events he represents, Bruce is perhaps best known for introducing international events with his famous internationally trademarked phrase, “IT'S TIME!”® Most will recognize Bruce as the “Official Voice of the Octagon” for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) since 1997. He currently appears on all FOX-televised UFC events and Pay Per Views, watched by millions worldwide, announces for other mixed martial arts events worldwide, and can be seen on SPIKE TV's hit series “UFC Unleashed” and “Ultimate Fight Night.” On the virtual side, Bruce is a feature character in nine UFC video games released since 2014 (ex., CRAVE, THQ, UFC) and is the model and voice for the boxing character Tony T. in the Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Round 2 video game by Midway. Bruce has co-starred with Robin Williams and Billy Crystal on “FRIENDS,” appeared alongside Antonio Banderas in the motion picture “Play it to the Bone,” and performed voice over work for Clint Eastwood's 2004 Best Picture Oscar award winner, “Million Dollar Baby” among numerous other TV and movie appearances.A ranked professional poker player, Bruce has been seen on NBC's Poker After Dark, the Travel Channel's popular “World Poker Tour TV Show” (featuring Bruce in the finals of the 2005 WPT LA Invitational, in which he ultimately placed 6th after being eliminated by pro player Chris “Jesus” Ferguson), and co-stars in the critically acclaimed instructional poker DVD “All In” along with poker pro Phil Gordon. Bruce manages his own entrepreneurial ventures is through Buffer Enterprises, Inc.

Investor, poker player, movie producer and new author Bill Perkins enters the GRID to discuss a high stakes hand he played against Antonio Esfandiari in 2018, on Poker After Dark. Antonio, a close friend of Perkins opened after an UTG limp, and Bill called, holding Ace-Eight in position. The limper folded but the blinds came... The post The Grid 043 ft. Bill Perkins– Ace-Eight Offsuit appeared first on The Poker Grid.

Connect with Jonathan Little: Websites: https://jonathanlittlepoker.com/ | http://www.pokercoaching.com/ Twitter: @JonathanLittle ____________________ Hosted by Tom Wheaton Founder & CEO of Faded Spade, the Faded Spade Podcast features unique interviews with poker and sports entertainment influencers about their entrepreneurial or career journey. You can expect entertaining, engaging, and educational segments about business, poker, sports, entertainment, and life for a wide audience of diverse interests, backgrounds, and beliefs. Subscribe & download to qualify for a variety of monthly giveaways. In addition, code PODCAST will provide 10% off any poker playing card order at FadedSpade.com. Email us questions, comments, and include people or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes: podcast@fadedspade.com Find and follow us on: YouTube: youtube.com/fadedspade Facebook: facebook.com/fadedspadecards/ Twitter: twitter.com/FadedSpadeCards Instagram: instagram.com/fadedspade/ Twitch: twitch.tv/fadedspadecards #FadedSpade

Great chat with Jeff Gross - Poker Professional, Poker Live Streamer & Successful Entrepreneur. Tom, Sean, and Jeff talk about Jeff's poker roots - from his biggest poker wins, to fun poker live streaming stories, to his business path and portfolio. Catch Jeff Gross on his Flow Poker Show stream on Twitch and YouTube!Facebook: @JeffGrossPoker Instagram: @JeffGrossPoker Twitch: @JeffGrossPoker Twitter: @JeffGrossPoker YouTube: @JeffGrossPoker ____________________ Hosted by Tom Wheaton Founder & CEO of Faded Spade, the Faded Spade Podcast features unique interviews with poker and sports entertainment influencers about their entrepreneurial or career journey. You can expect entertaining, engaging, and educational segments about business, poker, sports, entertainment and life for a wide audience of diverse interests, backgrounds, and beliefs. Subscribe & download to qualify for a variety of monthly giveaways. In addition, code PODCAST will provide 10% off any poker playing card order at FadedSpade.com. Email us questions, comments, and include people or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes: podcast@fadedspade.com Find and follow us on: YouTube: youtube.com/fadedspade Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fadedspadecards/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FadedSpadeCards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/ #FadedSpade

*Recorded 3/13/20Get to know Dave Richard - Senior Fantasy Writer for CBS Sports! Hear how one of the top fantasy football writers (who also has a passion for poker ) got into the business along with his journey to CBS Sports. Tom and Dave talk poker, business, fantasy football, and brainstorm how the fantasy football and poker industries can collaborate this year. Twitter: @DaveRichard  Fantasy Football Today Podcast on Apple PodcastHosted by Tom Wheaton Founder & CEO of Faded Spade, & Sean McCormack Director of Poker Operations at Aria, the Faded Spade Podcast features unique interviews with poker and sports entertainment influencers about their entrepreneurial or career journey. You can expect entertaining, engaging, and educational segments about business, poker, sports, entertainment and life for a wide audience of diverse interests, backgrounds and beliefs. Subscribe & download to qualify for a variety of monthly giveaways. In addition, code PODCAST will provide 10% off any poker playing card order at FadedSpade.com. Email us questions, comments, and include people or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes: podcast@fadedspade.com Find and follow us on: YouTube: youtube.com/fadedspade Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fadedspadecards/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FadedSpadeCardsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/ #FadedSpade

Meet Jesse Hollander - Director of Poker Operations at bestbet and creator of bestbet LIVE! Join us to hear the untold business and poker story of The BO$$, which includes the opening of prominent poker rooms in the US and the creation of the East Coast's only poker live stream show - bestbet LIVE. Twitter: @jmanpokerking - @bestbet_jax Website: http://www.bestbetjax.com Hosted by Tom Wheaton Founder & CEO of Faded Spade, & Sean McCormack Director of Poker Operations at the Aria, the Faded Spade Podcast features unique interviews with multi-industry influencers about their entrepreneurial or career journey. Expect entertaining, engaging, and educational segments about business, poker, sports, entertainment and life for a wide audience of diverse interests, backgrounds and beliefs. Subscribe & download to qualify for a variety of monthly giveaways. In addition, code PODCAST will provide 10% off any poker playing card order at FadedSpade.com Email us questions, comments, and include people or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes: podcast@fadedspade.com Find and follow us on: YouTube: bit.ly/fadedspadeyoutube Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fadedspadecards/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FadedSpadeCards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/ #FadedSpade

The business journey of Poker Central & PokerGO President, Sam Simmons.Join us to hear Sam's untold poker industry story and rise to the President of Poker Central/PokerGO. You'll hear great advice for those on their career path, while also learning more about the future of PokerGO - and a newer venture - Estars Studios!Twitter: @sampsonsimmonsHosted by Tom Wheaton Founder & CEO of Faded Spade, & Sean McCormack Director of Poker Operations, the Faded Spade Podcast features unique interviews with multi-industry influencers about their entrepreneurial or career journey.Expect entertaining, engaging, and educational segments about business, poker, sports, entertainment and life for a wide audience of diverse interests, backgrounds and beliefs.Subscribe & download to qualify for a variety of monthly giveaways. In addition, code PODCAST will provide 15% off any poker playing card order atFadedSpade.comEmail us questions, comments, and include people or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes:podcast@fadedspade.comFind and follow us on:YouTube: bit.ly/fadedspadeyoutubeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/fadedspadecards/Twitter: https://twitter.com/FadedSpadeCardsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

The lads are back for Season 10 and a curtain-raiser that stars one of the greatest players of all time, Jason Mercier. They turn the tables on writer and interviewer extraordinaire Lee Davy. The hilarious Jamie Kerstetter is back, this time to talk to Dara and David about how she butchered a hand on Poker After Dark. Poker legend Barny Boatman discusses his Hendon Mob days. Ian has all the news including results from the Unibet Belgian Poker Championships.

Mike the Mouth Matusow and Phil Hellmuth talk about Mike's recent Poker After Dark sessions and their upcoming plans to play some special events at the end of the month.

Mike talks about session 2 of Poker After Dark, takes phone calls from listeners and interviews Shaun Deeb.

Mike talks about his recent appearance on Poker After Dark, takes phone calls and interviews Shaun Deeb.

Notes: The GRID welcomes Matt Berkey, the founder of Solve for Why and a frequent player in some of the highest stakes cash games in the World. He comes on the GRID to talk to Jen Shahade about the largest pot we've covered yet, against Dan “Jungleman” Cates on Poker After Dark. Berkey held queen-five offsuit on... The post The Grid 011 ft. Matt Berkey – Queen-Five Offsuit appeared first on The Poker Grid.

Jared Tendler is one of poker's most prolific mental coaches. Over the course of the last decade, Tendler has written The Mental Game of Poker 1 and 2, and coached more than 500 poker players, day traders, golfers and esports players. Today on this podcast, Tendler gives us new insights into the mental game of esports and provides you with the ultimate mental game primer for the WSOP Main Event.  2:20 – Jared Tendler diving into Esports, providing mental coaching to Team Nazgul. 4:40 – Team Nazgul won The International, collecting nearly $12 million for the team. 08:03 – The financials of winning in Esports, and the room for growth in mental coaching for Esports players. 12:05 – Comparing Esports to poker from a mental game perspective, and how team construction and coaching apply to Esports. 17:00 – Esports live events, prize pools, comparing it to the WSOP Main Event, and looking at the future of Esports. 23:02 – Pivoting to the World Series of Poker Main Event: How do the changes of the Main Event format affect the mental game, mental coaching and approach? 28:45 – Why is it so common for Main Event chip leaders to blow up on Day 7, as the final table is in sight? Jared provides a mental game analysis, and how to notice that you're approaching a blow-up? 33:26 – What are trigger warnings that can lead to a blow up in big poker tournaments, and how to stay calm throughout? Jared shares crucial tips to maintain focus during the event. 37:36 – Jared Tendler's Top 3 tips for mental focus and strength during a big tournament. 41:04 – How to deal with a player that's belligerent, aggressive and trying to throw you off your game during a big event such as the Main Event? 43:40 – How to practice getting better at focusing at the table for extended periods of time? How to put your phone down, lock in and think about what matters at your table. 48:22 – Starting your day strong in the WSOP Main Event: What's the best approach? 53:22 – Jared Tendler gives you the tools to refocus and get over the hump after taking a bad beat, losing half your stack or playing a hand poorly, and why you shouldn't get discouraged or frustrated when this happens. 57:26 – Dinner break! How to approach this in the Main Event, when you have a lot of important hours left to play upon returning. Jared shares some quick tips on staying focused and not relaxing too much. 1:01:09 – Goal setting in the WSOP Main Event. 1:04:55 – How to deal with fatigue in the later stages of the day or the tournament? 1:07:30 – Jared Tendler's tips for final table preparation. 1:13:15 – How does poker's evolution towards GTO play affect the importance of mental coaching? 1:15:12 – The finishing touches: What to focus on in the days leading up to a big event. 1:17:00 – Jared Tendler's new course about focus, and other things he's working on. Watch the World Series of Poker Main Event on PokerGO and ESPN starting on Monday, July 2nd. Subscribe right now to PokerGO and never miss another big showdown. PokerGO provides more than 100 days of live poker every year, on top of an extensive on-demand library that includes the WSOP Main Event from 2011 through 2017, and every Poker After Dark episode every published.

Eric ‘Basebaldy' Baldwin is one of the most consistent and dedicated poker pros out there, and last week he won his second career gold bracelet. Baldwin joins the show to talk about his family life, the passing of his father, the ups and downs of being a pro, and why the average skill level in live poker is heavily overstated. 2:18 – What sticks out to Eric Baldwin about winning his second career WSOP bracelet, and Brent Hanks missing his best friend's wedding. 5:50 – Reliving Baldwin's bracelet win, how it compares to other wins and how it fits into his career as a professional? 9:25 – Baldwin wanted to square up a $10,000 fantasy sports debt, and somehow turned it into a six-figure win? How did he pull that off? 11:48 – The California Story: Brent Hanks and Eric Baldwin road-tripping their way into a big score and lots of drinks. 14:50 – Degen stories from Brent Hanks and Eric Baldwin. 21:55 – Is Remko going to party with Post Malone? 27:50 – High stakes fantasy sports! 34:45 – Eric Baldwin's professional approach, risk-averse style and how that's changing. 44:45 – The family life, and how he combines it with professional poker. 48:56 – The lowest point of Baldwin's career, how to grow past it and how the memory of his father lives on, and how he came up in the game and how he parents supported him throughout of it. 57:00 – Is the growth of the average skill in poker overstated, and how much value is there still in being a live-poker grinder? 1:04:50 – The style of play that makes Eric Baldwin into a top player that has consistently won for many years. 1:09:15 – Paying attention at the table, picking up on little things, and how every player sees every situation differently, making poker the most fascinating games in the world. 1:13:45 – Using and absorbing the information gathered in live events, and how even the best online players struggle to adjust to the live game. Watch Eric Baldwin and other top players play live on PokerGO more than 100 days of the year. Subscribe right now and get ready for unrivaled coverage of the 2018 WSOP Main Event. In addition to that, PokerGO offers an extensive on-demand library that includes every single episode of Poker After Dark, the Super High Roller Bowl, and Poker Masters.

Brandon Adams is back on the Heads Up with Remko podcast! After first appearing on the show during the inaugural Poker Masters, Adams returns to talk about the personal advancements he's made since, studying and applying game theory to poker, learning from Patrik Antonius, the history of game theory concepts and his appearance on the new PokerGO Original series INSIDERS, in which he's followed during his preparation for his first participation in the Super High Roller Bowl. 1:53 – How poker taken up a larger role in Brandon's life over the last couple of months since winning at the Poker Masters and preparing for the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl, and how he views the current state of the live tournament game. 5:35 – When and how did Brandon Adams decide to play in the Super High Roller Bowl? Will he sell action? 10:12 – INSIDERS on PokerGO featuring Brandon Adams is now available for your viewing pleasures. Brandon talks about the excitement of being part of the show. the involvement of Patrik Antonius and what he can learn from him? 15:30 – Talking strategy with his good friend Patrik Antonius. 20:12 – Teaching game theory at Harvard, and why wasn't Brandon Adams the one to first apply game theory at the highest level of poker? 25:52 – Does it take a Harvard level brain to become good at poker these days? How will the future of skill in poker evolve? 30:51 – Does the top level of skilled players increasing at the highest level affect the players at the bottom of this pyramid to become motivated to be good at poker? 33:01 – Is poker becoming a worse and worse choice as a hobby? 35:50 – How does Brandon Adams view his own skill in poker 10 years ago, 5 years ago and versus the current opposition? 38:18 – Enjoying the process of getting better at poker, why he'll never play another hand of online poker, and what motivates him to be at the top? 41:25 – The mental aspect of poker, and why the preparation for the Super High Roller Bowl is far different than for other events. 42:59 – Who should you fear in the game of poker? 45:37 – Live tells: Do they still matter and what does Brandon Adams look for? 51:55 – Brandon visualizes the final 24 hours before the Super High Roller Bowl kicks off, and the excitement of the newly opened PokerGO Studio. New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and enjoy over 100 days of live poker action every year, as well as an extensive on-demand library of content. Brandon Adams is featured in both INSIDERS and the Super High Roller Club, as well as Poker After Dark broadcasts from both the early days of the show and the recent live action.

This week on Poker Central Podcast, Brent Hanks, Will O'Connor and Remko Rinkema dive into all the hottest news in the world of poker. The PokerGO Studio was officially opened with “Open House Week” on Poker After Dark, The Triton Super High Roller Series brought out all the big guns to Montenegro, and the High Roller of the Year competition was announced.  1:30 – The Flop: Analyzing the biggest topics in all of poker. 3:01 – Open House on Poker After Dark kicks off the action from the PokerGO Studio at the ARIA Resort & Casino. What was the action like? Highlights? Low lights? 5:30 – The second night of Open House action, featuring a big verbal clash between Phil Hellmuth and Antonio Esfandiari! 14:49 – Recapping the Triton Super High Roller Series in Montenegro, which included the biggest pot in the history of televised cash games between Jason Koon and Kane Kalas and Tom Dwan on the commentary. 23:20 – High Stakes Short Deck poker! What's the future of this game, and will we see a lot of it in the future? 27:30 – The High Roller of the Year announcement. How does it work? Running the numbers for the past 12 months, who would've won if this was started last year? 34:44: - The Turn: The biggest results and updated statistics! Richard Yong wins a side event in Montenegro, Jason Koon jumps up the all-time money list and Stephen Chidwick remains on top of the POY standings. 36:40 – Recapping the SCOOP and POWERfest results during the biggest month of the year for online tournament play. 40:06 – New on PokerGO this week: Multiple episodes of the new PokerGO Original: INSIDERS, and the 2012 and 2011 WSOP Main Event. 41:29 – Live events on PokerGO: The World Poker Tour Bobby Baldwin Final Table, the WPT Tournament of Champions Final Table and four days of Super High Roller Bowl coverage starting on Sunday May 27th. 43:58 – The River: Brent Hanks and Will O'Connor dive into the letdown that was Barstool Nate, the PokerGO Studio opening and the spectacular Las Vegas Golden Knights! New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action every year, as well as an extensive on-demand library. E-mail us at podcast@pokercentral.com.

This is the second and final part of Heads Up with Remko featuring Patrik Antonius. On the first part, Antonius talked about how he discovered the game and quickly became one of the best in the world. From 2000 through 2006, Antonius arguably played the most hands of poker of anyone on the planet and became a legend among poker fans with appearances on High Stakes Poker, Poker After Dark and many other TV shows. This week on the show: 2:31 – The clash with Sammy Farha on High Stakes Poker, and other memories of the most famous televised cash game of all time. 6:30 – Comparing Poker After Dark to High Stakes Poker, and why Patrik always did very well in televised games. 9:16 – The younger pros joining the biggest games at the heyday of poker: Tom Dwan, Phil Galfond and Viktor Blom. 11:45 – The peak of online poker, did Patrik think it was going to last and how does he look back on that era? 16:39 – What were Patrik's swings like in live and online poker? 19:20 – What makes Patrik the proudest, when looking back on his career as a poker pro to date? 21:50 – What are the most important factors and characteristics needed to be an elite poker player? 25:01 – The best players Patrik has ever played against, and why he's fine admitting having been outplayed many times. 27:40 – The positive things in poker what drew Patrik back into the game, and what made him want to be more involved in the game after a few very quiet years. 34:47 – Patrik's ideal televised game to expose the game to a main stream audience. 37:45 – Is the game of poker entertaining enough on its own to make it grow, or are there other things needed to pull in a new audience? 41:00 – What will 2018 look like for Patrik? If you're new to PokerGO, please subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action every single year. INSIDERS is now available on PokerGO, a show that followed Daniel Negreanu, Seth Davies and Brandon Adams on their quest for success in the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. Antonius makes an appearance on this show, coaching Adams and talking him through important concepts of the game.  Want to reach out to the podcast? E-mail us on podcast@pokercentral.com.  

Brent Hanks, Will O'Connor and Remko Rinkema tackle the latest big news in poker including Gordon Vayo's PokerStars lawsuit, INSIDERS on PokerGO and the opening of the PokerGO Studio this week.  The guest on the show today is Matt Berkey. The guys visit Berkey at this residence and talk about the status of his bankroll, why he's not playing the Super High Roller Bowl and whether or not he can prepare a nice serving of scrambled eggs.  1:30 – The Flop! Brent Hanks, Will O'Connor and Remko Rinkema reconnect before diving into the big topics of the week. 4:05 – INSIDERS is now available on PokerGO. This PokerGO Original series follows Daniel Negreanu, Brandon Adams and Seth Davies on their quest for success in the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. 6:15 – What is the show like? What can viewers expect? Will O'Connor dives into it and compares it to Hard Knocks and All Access. 8:50 – Is there franchise potential for INSIDERS, and running this show for the coming years and for more than just the Super High Roller Bowl. 10:06 – What does Will prefer on this show? Old school legends, defending champions or rookies? 12:44 – The PokerGO Studio is set to open with two nights of Poker After Dark action featuring Daniel Negrenau, Phil Hellmuth, Antonio Esfandiari and Maria Ho. Brent Hanks dives into the lineup and how it came together. 16:58 – How the PokerGO Studio will draw all the big names to Las Vegas! 22:45 – Gordon Vayo sues PokerStars over refusing to him out the $692k he won in the 2017 SCOOP. 27:15 – How common is it for players to attempt to play on PokerStars from the USA, Brent Hanks shares some insights. 34:50 – The Turn! Remko Rinkema dives into all the big results of the week, starting with Phil Ivey winning a 6-max Short Deck event in Montenegro. 37:25 – The partypoker LIVE Montreal Millions wrap up. 40:00 – An update of the GPI Player of the Year standings as Stephen Chidwick remains at the top, followed by an overview of all the online poker action, most notably the SCOOP and PowerFest results. 44:00 – What to watch on PokerGO right now, a preview of the Heads Up with Remko podcast featuring Patrik Antonius and Reliving the 2012 WSOP Main Event with Jeremy Ausmus. 48:20 – The River! Brent and Will traveled to Matt Berkey's residence for a face-to-face interview with some revealing stories, and looks forward at appearing on Poker After Dark this week. 54:15 – Is Matt Berkey broke? Why is he not playing the Super High Roller Bowl, and what went into the preparation when he did play in the last two years? 1:03:40 – Matt Berkey prepared his famous scrambled eggs, and Brent and Will give it a shot! 1:08:00 – For a shot of Siracha hot sauce, Brent, Will and Matt Berkey gamble it up to close out the show! If you're new to PokerGO, sign up right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action every year as well as an extensive on-demand library of content. This library includes the documentary series Dead Money, which follows Matt Berkey during the 2016 Super High Roller Bowl.

This week on the Heads Up with Remko Podcast we are joined by Patrik Antonius, winner of more than $11 million in live tournaments but above all else one of the best cash game players in the history of the game.  On this show Antonius opens up about getting his start in the game, playing in Bobby's Room for the first time, a PLO pot worth $2.4 million and much more. This is the first part of two, stay tuned for more Antonius talk next week.  3:30 – The start of the interview with Patrik Antonius, a rundown of the topics we'll be discussing, what the famous Fin has been up to, and why he's been so active on social media recently? 08:16 – Doing more media appearances, constant Instagram posts and what changed from being a very private person early on in his career, and whether or not his tough table image has influenced the way people look at him. 11:32 – The early years of Patrik Antonius: Discovering the game of poker, the military, high-level tennis, finding online poker and playing more poker hands than any player in the world from 2000 until 2006. 20:14 – Memories of playing online poker in the early days, getting better at the game, winning the Sunday Million, and building up a bankroll using a hyper-aggressive style. 23:58 – Adjusting to the new playing style of current-day top pros that focus on GTO, and which strengths in Patrik's game keep him at the top. 26:33 – Traveling for poker tournaments, winning an EPT, becoming famous and playing huge stakes online. 29:03 – Why tournament results don't matter at all when you have million-dollar swings in the cash games, and some high stakes cash game stories. 34:28 – Playing in Las Vegas, Bobby's Room, the peak of high stakes action in 2009, and selling action to Phil Ivey for $4k/$8k mixed. 37:24 – The other legends of the game, and what was it like to play against Phil Ivey at the peak of his powers. 42:25 – Prop betting in poker, why it's bad for the game if the mainstream audience sees this type of gambling, and winning a crazy tennis bet versus Brandon Adams. 51:23 – High Stakes Poker, an introduction into Part 2 of this podcast. New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and never miss another live broadcast such as Poker After Dark, Super High Roller Bowl, and World Series of Poker. Want to watch more Patrik Antonius? Subscribe to the podcast channel and receive the second episode on your mobile device next week.

Welcome to the new and improved Poker Central Podcast! Dressed up in a different format, we present to you the flop, the turn, and the river.  Each week Brent Hanks, Will O'Connor and Remko Rinkema break down the most important topics in poker, go over the biggest winners and bring a guest on the show to talk about their life and career. 0:00 - Remko introduces the new podcast format. 2:22 - The Flop: Starting with a breakdown of the action in the high stakes live-streamed cash game in Montreal put on by partypoker featuring Leon Tsoukernik and Aussie Matt Kirk. Are Kirk and Tsoukernik best friends again? Is the lawsuit still ongoing? The guys try to figure it out as pots worth hundreds of thousands of dollars exchanged hands. 8:20 - Breaking down Phil Galfond's latest blog about his start-up poker client "Run it Once." Galfond told the world that his poker website will not allow for HUDs to be used, all play will be anonymous and we dive into what their "dynamic avatars" will do for the game.  15:09 - Maria Ho and Lupe Soto are inducted into the "Women in Poker Hall of Fame." We discuss Maria Ho's career and whether she'll be in line to make it into the other Hall of Fame as well, and Brent Hanks shares some breaking news on the upcoming Poker After Dark lineups. 20:15 - The Turn: Remko breaks down the latest results from EPT Monte Carlo, Justin Bonomo's amazing run, and you get to listen to previews from podcasts we recorded with both Maria Ho and Jorryt van Hoof. 32:11 - The River: Brent Hanks and Will O'Connor are joined by Tom Marchese to talk about a variety of topics.  35:35: - Brent Hanks offers a formal apologie to the entire country of Germany, followed by a deep dive into swapping, selling action and the potential of collusion and cheating in high roller tournaments.  58:20 - A game of word association with Tom Marchese! 1:11:15 - A taste test, comparing Chik-Fil-A and Wendy's, after Allen Kessler took shots at Wendy's on Twitter.  Looking for live and on-demand poker action? Make sure to subscribe right now to PokerGO and never miss another big event. The entire 2014 WSOP Main Event is now available on PokerGO, as well as a variety of high stakes cash game action including the Super High Roller Cash Game and all Poker After Dark seasons. Music on the podcast is provided by our good friends Leroy Townes.

This week on Heads Up with Remko we talk to Maria Ho about her broadcasting career, staying at the top of her game and her induction into the Women in Poker Hall of Fame.  2:40 - Maria Ho talks about doing commentary for EPT Monte Carlo, playing some side events and missing out on playing some big events due to her broadcasting role. 6:16 - Maria's broadcasting game, how did she get good at it and what goes into interviewing and providing poker commentary. 10:07 - The pressure of doing commentary on a big buy-in event, differing commentary styles and whether or not there's room for banter. 12:45 - GTO. Triggered! How does Maria Ho approach studying and getting better at poker? 16:45 - Is there a difference between the enjoyment of playing and studying poker when comparing the GTO-era with when Maria started playing poker? 20:40 - How does the viewing experience change for a fan as poker becomes more and more GTO at the highest level? 24:26 - What's Maria Ho's preferred game and format, and what does she feel is her video game poker rating? 28:00 - What kind of goals and success do Maria chase, and when can we see her celebrate a WSOP bracelet or WPT title win? 32:20 - Do Maria's poker results reflect her volume, study, and luck proportionally, and what was her worst bad beat or most painful tournament memory? 41:26 - Maria's experiences on televised tournaments and cash games, most notably playing in a high stakes cash game session on Poker After Dark where she felt a serious adrenaline rush. 49:40 - Maria on her induction into the Women in Poker Hall of Fame.  55:45 - What are small improvements the poker community can focus on in order for the game to be more inviting for women? 1:00:40 - Would a woman winning the WSOP Main Event make a big difference for poker's popularity among women? 1:04:25 - Main Event Whisperer Maria Ho talks about his summer plans: Sideline reporting at the Super High Roller Bowl, playing on Poker After Dark in the PokerGO Studio, playing a full WSOP schedule and heading to Seattle for the Mobile Masters.  Want to watch Maria Ho in action? On-demand episodes of her appearance on Poker After Dark are now available on PokerGO, as well as her upcoming appearances on Poker After Dark, and as a sideline reporter during the Super High Roller Bowl. Looking to learn more about Maria Ho? Subscribe now to PokerGO now and watch the Pokerography feature on her life and career. 

Twitch streamer, poker pro, vlogger, and #UltimateSweat winner Jaime Staples joins the podcast to talk about his crazy 2017, and the prop bet that will make his 2018 potentially ever crazier.  2:30 - Start of the interview with Jaime Staples, and why celebrating winning the #UltimateSweat for $150,000 didn't last all too long! 3:55 - How did the #UltimateSweat come together: Betting $3,000 at 50:1 to win $150,000 for getting to within 1lbs of their body weight with Bill Perkins. 6:15 - Talking through the first bet, how to approach it and what the plan was. 8:28 - Completing the first year, losing a lot of weight and Jaime learned from this experience.  11:06 - The content aspect on YouTube, Twitch and Twitter during the Ultimate Sweat, and the weigh-in during Run it Up! Reno.  14:40 - The response from friends and family, during and after winning the prop bet that brought in $150,000 for Jaime and his brother Matt.  17:50 - The interest from Good Morning America, Barstool Sports and other mainstream media in the prop bet. 19:55 - The communication with Bill Perkins, and how the second year of the #UltimateSweat came together, getting below 10% body fat. 24:11 - What will 2018 look like for Jaime and Matt, and how will they achieve getting below 10% body fat? 26:10 - Why prop betting is important to achieve big goals like this, and why it is totally fine to find motivation externally. 29:10 - Is Jaime Staples still a poker player first? 33:12 - The response from the Twitch community to his #UltimateSweat challenge, and how Jaime Staples got his start on Twitch.  38:20 - What are the most important factors for success on Twitch? 44:30 - Setting goals as a poker player, studying and getting better as a pro.  48:00 - Vlogging and content plans during Year 2 of the Ultimate Sweat. 50:11 - Jaime shares advice on how he improved his health, and what he recommends other people that want to get healthier.  53:25 - Aside from another year focussed on health, what are Jaime's other goals for 2018? If you're new to PokerGO, please subscribe right now and use the promo code REMKO for $10 off the annual subscription. PokerGO offers more than 100 days of live poker action as well as an extensive on-demand library that includes all season of Poker After Dark, the World Series of Poker from 2017, 2016 and 2015, and all three editions of the Super High Roller Bowl.

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

On this episode of the Poker Central Podcast: 3:00 - Brent Hanks brings us up to speed on his life as a father, and the joy of fishing, followed by a sports rant and shenanigans that actually belongs at the end of the show.  7:35 - The start of the real poker talk on this week's podcast. 9:05 - PokerGO releases the World Series of Poker Main Event episodes from 2016 through 2011 in the coming weeks, and the guys share their excitement about being able to relive these episodes. WARNING: William Kassouf talk in this segment. 16:25 - Will takes shots at poker players retiring, Brent grabs some green tea and we all agree that Harisson Gimbel didn't really have to announce his "retirement." 19:23 - Remko's explanation on why he actually doesn't hate ambassadors of poker websites. 26:18 - Do we think that PokerStars is taking note and paying attention to what partypoker is doing? 36:15 - Celebrating the excitement of the partypoker LIVE Barcelona, going through all the results, Stephen Chidwick's insane continued results, Pascal LeFrancois' epic Main Event win and Jake Schindler's European breakout. 47:58 - Erik Seidel and John Juanda lose big in a ticket reselling scam! Brent brings us the inside scoop.  56:25 - Running through the latest releases on PokerGO, and why you can't miss some of that stuff, followed by the Poker Central WSOP Main Event sweepstakes. If you're new to PokerGO, subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action on top of an extensive on-demand library that now also includes the 2016 WSOP Main Event, and every Poker After Dark episode ever released. 

This week on the Poker Central Podcast:  1:20 – Poker Central announced a PokerGO WSOP Main Event sweepstakes! Win your way into the $10,000 tournament, and all you have to do is click this link and sign up for a chance to win. 4:30 – All the details of the announcement of the PokerGO Studio, to be opened in May with Poker After Dark followed by the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. 13:29 – The interview with the VP of Content at Poker Central, Sam Simmons, on the PokerGO Studio announcement. 32:35 – Super High Roller Bowl China is now on PokerGO! Here's all you need to know about these broadcasts that are available with commentary by Ali Nejad and Jeremy Ausmus, featuring players such as Phil Ivey, Patrik Antonius, Fedor Holz and Bryn Kenney. 37:25 – The Return of Patrik Antonius, focusing on his public profile on Instagram, playing all the big events and cashing for more than $4 million in the last couple of months. 44:15 – The Heartland Poker Tour at the Westgate Casino in Las Vegas “discounted buy-in” controversy. 55:40 – Running through the payouts of the highly successful partypoker LIVE Barcelona Grand Final, and how Andreas Eiler is all of a sudden among the most successful German pros. Is he drinking the blood of Steffen Sontheimer? Is Fedor Holz controlling his body? The speculations run rampant. Are you new to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and take $10 off by using the promo code REMKO. Right now on PokerGO you can rewatch the entire Super High Roller Cash Game featuring Patrik Antonius, Doug Polk, Sam Trickett and many others, as well as every single Poker After Dark episode ever filmed. 

Mori Eskandani is the driving force behind poker on TV, and the producer of shows such as High Stakes Poker and Poker After Dark and he joins the podcast to talk about the launch of the PokerGO studio at the ARIA Resort & Casino. Mori dives into the importance of the studio, the shows that will be created, and he takes us on an epic journey through poker's history on TV. 1:52 – The start of the interview with Mori Eskandani, and the announcement of the PokerGO studio at the ARIA Resort & Casino. 4:48 – The PokerGO studio coming together, with the backing of Cary Katz and Bobby Baldwin. 7:40 – The possibilities and potential the PokerGO studio brings along with it. 9:44 – What goes into producing a poker broadcast such as World Series of Poker Main Event? 15:02 – Mori's team, and what happens behind the scenes at big poker events. 18:24 – Comparing the World Series of Poker Main Event with the Super High Roller Bowl from a production point of view. 21:28 – How high stakes televised cash games come together: The players, the stakes and the politics that go into it. 21:40 – Mori's passion for the game of poker, and why the game is still so intriguing after decades of playing and working in it and with it. 29:45 – The story behind High Stakes Poker and how Johnny Chan losing a pot worth $700,000 turned into the show being created. 42:42 – The future of high stakes cash games on TV, and reflecting on introducing new-age players to High Stakes Poker such as Tom Dwan and Ilari ‘Ziigmund' Sahamies. 52:08 – The PokerGO coverage of the World Series of Poker, and why mixed games will be an integral part of the high stakes cash game action from the PokerGO studio. 56:40 – Why the iconic Bobby's Room game will be played in the PokerGO studio featuring all the big names. 1:00:20 – The reception of the PokerGO studio by the high stakes players that Mori has spoken to. 1:04:45 – The story of Henri Orenstein, and how he created the first ever poker table equipped with hole-card cameras for the sum of $600,000. 1:11:33 – The legend of Chip Reese, and why he didn't appear on the first season of High Stakes Poker. 1:15:28 – Mori Eskandani's life as a poker player, his results and his dream to one day win a World Series of Poker bracelet. 1:17:25 – Who will carry the torch for the game of poker like Doyle Brunson once did, and many others after him? 1:20:38 – How the size of the stakes in live televised cash games increase the stress for the production team, the biggest stakes Mori has ever seen, and how he left Sammy Farha's buy-in for the cash game in a casino hallway. 1:25:20 – A crazy story from Mori, playing a crazy hand of $1,500/$3,000 Seven Card Stud versus Larry Flint. 1:27:27 – Sitting down for the first time playing $30/$60 at the Golden Nugget in the 80s, and seeing Chip Reese sit down at this table. 1:29:18 – Mori's excitement for all that's to come in 2018. If you're new to PokerGO, and you don't want to miss out on more than 100 days of live poker action as well as an extensive on-demand library of content, make sure to subscribe right now. Take $10 off by using the promo code REMKO when signing up for the annual subscription. 

Brent Hanks, Will O'Connor, and Remko Rinkema break down the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl lottery, Super High Roller Bowl China, "Whine and Cheese" on Poker After Dark and they break down the Staples weight loss bet before Matt Staples, Jaime Staples, and their personal trainer Mike Vacanti.  2:10 - The 2018 Super High Roller Bowl lottery: Analyzing the players that were picked, the name new names and speculating on who will get picked by ARIA to complete the field of 48.  9:55 - Going through the new names: John Andress, Nikita Bodyakovskiy, Kahle Burns, Arne Ruge, Andreas Eiler and Markus Durnegger.  13:35 - Why the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl field won't get expanded beyond its 48-player cap. 21:14 - Tom Dwan, Phil Ivey, and Patrik Antonius, will we see them in the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl? 24:01 - Looking back on the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl China, won by Justin Bonomo. 32:40 - The payouts of the Super High Roller Bowl China event and its implications for poker's all-time money list as Bonomo jumps up to sixth place and Bryn Kenney is now in tenth. 41:50 - Looking back on "Whine and Cheese" with Daniel Negreanu and Phil Hellmuth. The latter was a bit quiet and tight, and Will breaks it down! 49:55 - Breaking down the weight-loss bet between Jaime and Matt Staples versus Bill Perkins. 1:00:00 - The interview with Matt Staples, Jaime Staples and their personal trainer Mike Vacanti in which they break down the entire bet and the process they went through in the last 365 days.  If you're new to PokerGO, please sign up now and enjoy $10 off your annual subscription by using the promo code REMKO. Rewatch the entire Super High Roller Bowl lottery, as well as the "Whine and Cheese" Poker After Dark shows with Hellmuth and Negreanu right now. 

Jake Cody became the youngest ever to win the Triple Crown back in 2011, and also the fastest ever to do it. This record has not been broken since, but Cody's life has gone through a lot of changes since then. Today on the podcast, Cody tells his life story that includes some big wins, epic moments and hilarious nights out. 2:05 - What has Jake Cody been up to lately, getting back into Vlogging and playing a lot of poker. 3:05 - The biggest roulette spin of the year: Putting nearly $60,000 on black after winning a tournament at the Dusk Till Dawn casino in Nottingham. Jake tells the whole story. 7:11 - Explaining his big roulette spin to people outside the world of poker, while also having to explain them that he is a professional poker player.  10:00 - Going back through Jake's career, starting with discovering the game of poker at a very early age and making his way up the ranks.  14:12 - Growing up with a single parent, the road the traveled to convince his mother that poker was the right thing for him as a profession, and calling her right after wining EPT Deauville. 18:31 - Reliving EPT Deauville, the life-changing money and the months that followed with winning WPT London.  21:55 - Completing the Triple Crown at age 22 by winning the $25,000 Heads-Up Championship at the World Series of Poker, and the chaos at the final table with one of the rowdiest rails in poker history.  28:02 - The ups and downs of the career of a poker player, why it's not always as easy as it looks, and how hard work, variance and talent need to come together for success. 33:55 - Being young and rich, how to handle it, and why Jake Cody is one of the most fierce party animals on the UK poker scene.  38:45 - The story how Jake got robbed while skinny dipping in Barcelona, getting everything stolen including his phone, wallet and passport, and having to walk back to his hotel naked and without a way or proving who he was. 43:45 - Going from having a ton of results early in his career to a lack of massive scores in recent years, how to handle that and focusing on cash games.  46:50 - Loving the game of poker, remaining to be a fan of the game, adjusting his game to the new age of the game and starting to vlog. 50:43 - Is the dream of becoming a poker professional still alive like it was back in the day? 52:50 - Jake's new approach to playing poker, getting into the GTO solvers, but not wanting to compete in the High Rollers and Super High Rollers.  54:55 - The dream of making the WSOP Main Event and why Jake is one of the biggest poker fanboys.  New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action every year and an extensive on-demand library that includes the World Series of Poker, Super High Roller Bowl, World Poker Tour, Poker After Dark and much more. 

This week on the Poker Central Podcast: Lots of Poker After Dark talk, the Super High Roller Bowl lottery preview, Gabe Kaplan's legendary status, and an interview with Bryn Kenney. 1:16 - Checking in on Brent Hanks' health, the Super High Roller Bowl in China, how the event came together. 6:22 - The unaired exclusive Poker After Dark episodes being released on PokerGO featuring Patrik Antonius, Tom Dwan and Phil Ivey.  9:15 - Moving Violations on Poker After Dark featuring Don Cheadle, Jennifer Tilly, Antonio Esfandiari and arguably one of the most entertaining hands of all time! 21:10 - "Whine and Cheese" Week on Poker After Dark featuring Phil Hellmuth and Daniel Negreanu. Do we need Hellmuth on every show, at all times? 27:50 - Celebrities on PokerGO: The epic status of Gabe Kaplan and his career in the game of poker.  30:30 - The 2018 Super High Roller Bowl Lottery, speculation, hot takes and a big name who's not going to particiapate.  37:05 - Which poker player would we most like to see on Survivor, as Ilari 'Ziigmund' Sahamies is taking part in the Finnish version of the show.  41:04 - Alex Foxen and Kristen Bicknell crush it in Macau, becoming poker's hottest couple in the game! 42:00 - March Madness update, a 16 seed upsetting the No. 1 seed and a secret love for Purdue!  46:30 - The interview with Bryn Kenney about signing with GGPoker, playing the Super High Roller Bowl in China, the state of the online game and much more.  New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now and use the promo code REMKO to get $10 off the annual subscription. Tune in live for the Super High Roller Bowl lottery at 4:00 pm ET on March 21st and the "Whine and Cheese" week live cash game with Daniel Negreanu and Phil Hellmuth. 

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

This week on the Poker Central Podcast: Gus Hansen returns to Poker After Dark, Dennis Blieden wins the LAPC Main Event, The Super High Roller Club on PokerGO and speculation on the Super High Roller Bowl lottery. 0:30 - Gus Hansen returns! The Great Dane is joining the likes of Ben Lamb, Brian Rast and Matt Kirk on "Racks of Lamb" this week on Poker After Dark. 4:55 - Dennis Blieden wins the Los Angeles Poker Classic for $1,000,000 after beating Toby Lewis heads up. What's the story behind this final table? Will O'Connor gets us caught up. 9:03 - Brent Hanks shares the "Coors Light" Anthony Zinno story, and whether we want him to become the first ever player to win a fourth World Poker Tour title. 12:50 - Why were the LAPC Main Event numbers down? Was it the structure? Did the lack of Bay 101 hurt them? 16:50 - The Super High Roller Club: Why should you watch? What can you expect? What is the best episode? And most importantly: What about the episodes featuring your three hosts be about? 27:30 - Super High Roller Bowl registration is now open: Who's in? Who's out? What do the guys think about the lottery system, and will the likes of Adrian Mateos and Stephen Chidwick finally get in? 40:55 - A full breakdown of "Racks of Lamb" on Poker After Dark: A $100/$200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha cash game featuring Matt Kirk, Ben Lamb, Brian Rast and Gus Hansen. 45:55 - Did "Talk the Talk" live up to its expectations, as a bunch of tough talkers gathered on Poker After Dark? 56:00 - Recapping the ARIA High Roller events won by Jake Schindler and David Peters.  Looking for more poker action? Sign up to PokerGO right now and never miss another live Poker After Dark show. 

Brent Hanks is a regular voice on the Poker Central Podcast, but he's never had a chance to tell the full story of his poker career! This week on Heads Up with Remko that changes for good, as Hanks dives deep into his World Series of Poker bracelet win, the effects that Black Friday had on his life and career, and how someone puts together a lineup for Poker After Dark.  1:45 - Brent tries to explain what his job at Poker Central actually is, and why he's always on his phone. 2:45 - The famous people in Brent's phone, and why their names are Dan, Michael and Phil. 4:20 - Putting the lineups together for Poker After Dark and what goes into it. 10:18 - Are the biggest stakes on PokerGO too big? How big should the stakes of the big games be, and what kind of appetite is there globally to play nosebleed games? 12:40 - Brent's own high stakes action, blowing through $80,000, what it would take to get Dan Bilzerian onto Poker After Dark, and how to fix a lineup when a player backs out? 17:10 - The 2018 Super High Roller Bowl, Brent's expectations and how he's going to be doing more PokerGO commentary in the months to come. 21:30 - Brent's poker career, being among the best online tournament players in the world, and a side backing deal with Jason Mercier.  27:55 - Shifting from being an online player to being forced to play live poker after Black Friday, and going through many big changes in life.  34:30 - Brent Hanks' WSOP bracelet win, going through ups and downs as a poker player, and the family life in Las Vegas. 42:40 - Being a part of PokerGO from Day 1, and what the expectations are for the summer, the WSOP, Super High Roller Bowl, Poker Masters and US Poker Open. 48:00 - The story behind Brent's Sunday Million win, some shenanigans, and why Brent has never left the North-American continent.   53:55 - Goals for 2018, as a player, father, broadcaster and player, and some juicy stories on who will potentially end up playing on Poker After Dark in 2018. 56:40 - Phil Ivey, Viktor Blom, Patrik Antonius, Ilari 'Ziigmund' Sahamies and Tom Dwan in the same Poker After Dark game, can Brent make it happen? Don't miss any of the action on PokerGO, as we provide more than 100 days of live poker action every year. Poker After Dark returns next week with a $100/$200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha cash game headlined by Ben Lamb and Matt Kirk. Use the promo code REMKO for $10 off the annual PokerGO subscription. 

The Poker Central Podcast is crew is high off the fumes of their American Poker Awards win, and filled with adrenaline and excitement they'll take you through every single category of the awards.  Also on the show: The Super High Roller Bowl registration opens on Thursday, March 1st, The Super High Roller Club is now on PokerGO and the WPT LAPC Main Event final table will be live on PokerGO on Thursday at 7:30pm ET. 0:00 - Lots of gloating over winning the Podcast of the Year at the American Poker Awards! 6:22 - The Super High Roller Bowl registration is announced, the Super High Roller Club debuts on PokerGO and the WPT LAPC final table comes to PokerGO live on Thursday. 13:16 - Analyzing the American Poker Awards, the winners, the losers and bringing all the hot takes! 15:15 - Was "Tom Dwan's Return to Poker After Dark" snubbed for "Moment of the Year" or was Ema Zajmovic's win a bigger deal? 17:50 - The Super High Roller Bowl vs the partypoker Millions Montreal event. 26:24 - The poker journalist of the year, and laughing at a Joe McKeehen Tweet. 30:15 - Why Brent Hanks is not Nick Schulman, and why Dead Money was a deserving winner for "Content of the Year." 43:10 - Poker Vlogger of the Year, and discussing Doug Polk's most recent video.  55:00 - Industry Person of the Year: Matt Savage, and Will O'Connor's love for the WPT. 1:00:30 - Cary Katz, Poker's Biggest Influencer. 1:06:00 - Recapping the remaining awards. If you're new to PokerGO, subscribe right now and use the promo code REMKO to get $10 off the annual subscription.