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Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Mystery Night: Unveiling Deception at the Poker Table Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2025-10-31-22-34-02-hu Story Transcript:Hu: Az ősz hűvös fuvallata betöltötte Budapest utcáit, Halloween estéjén pedig maga a város is rejtélyes hangulatot öltött.En: The cool breeze of autumn filled the streets of Budapest, and on Halloween night, the city itself took on a mysterious ambiance.Hu: Egy régi épület alatti bágyadtan megvilágított pincében gyűlt össze a póker társaság.En: A poker club gathered in a dimly lit basement beneath an old building.Hu: A füst vastagon hömpölygött a levegőben, és a kártyák neszezése különös zenét adott a helyiségnek.En: Smoke billowed thickly in the air, and the rustling of cards provided an unusual music to the room.Hu: Áron az asztal szélén ült.En: Áron sat at the edge of the table.Hu: A tekintete éles volt, mint mindig, de valami más is ott lapult benne mostanában - kíváncsiság és csalódottság.En: His gaze was sharp as always, but something else lurked within it lately—curiosity and disappointment.Hu: Áron, a hírhedt elemző, aki számokban és valószínűségekben gondolkodott, az utóbbi pár hétben sorra vesztett.En: Áron, the notorious analyst who thought in numbers and probabilities, had been losing consecutively over the past few weeks.Hu: Ez furcsa volt.En: This was strange.Hu: Nem csak furcsa, gyanús.En: Not just strange, suspicious.Hu: Zsuzsa, aki szemben ült vele, túl gyakran nyert az utóbbi időben.En: Zsuzsa, who sat across from him, had been winning too often lately.Hu: Mosolya titokzatos volt, bája megnyerő.En: Her smile was mysterious, her charm captivating.Hu: Áron tudta, hogy valami nem stimmel.En: Áron knew something was amiss.Hu: A szerencse hullámzását természetesnek tartotta, de ez más volt.En: He considered the fluctuation of luck to be natural, but this was different.Hu: Talán csalás?En: Perhaps cheating?Hu: Károly, a dealer, régi ismerősnek számított.En: Károly, the dealer, was an old acquaintance.Hu: De lehet, hogy éppen ezért nem gyanakodott rá senki.En: But maybe that's why no one suspected him.Hu: Áron elhatározta, hogy fényt derít a rejtélyre.En: Áron decided to shed light on the mystery.Hu: Az este lassan hömpölygött tovább, füsttel és várakozással telve.En: The evening slowly flowed on, filled with smoke and anticipation.Hu: Áron úgy döntött, hogy nem konfrontálódik azonnal Zsuzsával.En: Áron decided not to confront Zsuzsa immediately.Hu: Óvatosan figyelte a játékot, és Károly kezeinek minden mozdulatát.En: He cautiously observed the game and watched every move of Károly's hands.Hu: A játék csúcspontja egy különösen feszült kéz során jött el.En: The climax of the game arrived during a particularly tense hand.Hu: Az asztalon levő pénz halmokban állt.En: Money was piled up on the table.Hu: Áron úgy érezte, hogy most közelebb jutott az igazsághoz.En: Áron felt he was closer to the truth now.Hu: Egyetlen mozdulat során, amikor Károly kevert, Áron észrevette azt a finom, alig észrevehető trükköt.En: In a single move, as Károly shuffled, Áron noticed a subtle, barely perceptible trick.Hu: Zsuzsa pillantása is elárulta magát.En: Zsuzsa's glance gave her away too.Hu: Ez volt a bizonyíték, amit keresett.En: This was the evidence he was seeking.Hu: "Elég," mondta Áron, és letette a kártyáit.En: "Enough," said Áron, laying down his cards.Hu: "Ez nem tisztességes.En: "This isn't fair."Hu: "Az asztal elcsendesedett.En: The table fell silent.Hu: Zsuzsa arca elvörösödött, Károly pedig zavartan kezdett mentegetőzni.En: Zsuzsa's face turned red, and Károly started to make awkward excuses.Hu: Áron felfedte a csalást, megmutatva, hogy Zsuzsa és Károly összejátszottak.En: Áron exposed the cheating, showing that Zsuzsa and Károly were colluding.Hu: A játék megszakadt, és a társaság összes tagja megdöbbenve bámulta a párt.En: The game broke up, and every member of the group stared at the pair in shock.Hu: Áron ismét bebizonyította ügyességét és éberségét.En: Áron once again proved his skill and vigilance.Hu: A becsülete helyreállt.En: His honor was restored.Hu: Ebből az estéből talán újra tanult valamit: az ösztöneire hallgatott, és bebizonyosodott, hogy azok nem csalták meg.En: Perhaps he learned something new from this evening: he listened to his instincts, and it turned out they didn't deceive him.Hu: Barátok, ellenfelek – mind más arcot mutathatnak.En: Friends, opponents—they can all show different faces.Hu: Áron most már ezt is tudta.En: Áron knew this now too.Hu: A füst és a lapok rejtekébe láthatott, de az emberek szívébe még inkább.En: He could see through the smoke and the cover of cards, but even more, into people's hearts. Vocabulary Words:breeze: fuvallatamysterious: rejtélyesambiance: hangulatdimly: bágyadtanrustling: neszezéselurked: lapultcuriosity: kíváncsiságdisappointment: csalódottságconsecutively: sorrasuspicious: gyanúscaptivating: megnyerőfluctuation: hullámzásátimmediately: azonnalcautiously: óvatosanclimax: csúcspontjatense: feszültsubtle: finomperceptible: észrevehetőglance: pillantásacolluding: összejátszottakawkward: zavartanvigilance: éberségétinstincts: ösztöneireopponents: ellenfelekhearts: szívébebasement: pincébenbillowed: hömpölygöttprobabilities: valószínűségekbenacquaintance: ismerősdeceived: csalták

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Gamble of Trust: A Mystical Night at the Poker Table Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2025-10-31-22-34-02-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 秋天的夜晚，灯火辉煌的赌场中，气氛紧张而神秘。En: On an autumn night, within the brightly lit duchang, the atmosphere was tense and mysterious.Zh: 一排排南瓜灯在黑暗中微微闪烁，秋季的落叶香味于空气中若隐若现。En: Rows of jack-o'-lanterns flickered faintly in the darkness, and the scent of autumn leaves lingered in the air.Zh: 李威坐在一张圆桌旁，身着侦探装的他，低调而深沉。En: Li Wei sat at a round table, dressed as a detective, low-key and profound.Zh: 他必须赢得这场高风险的扑克比赛，来帮助一个深陷债务的朋友。En: He had to win this high-stakes poker game to help a friend who was deep in debt.Zh: 他的对手中，有一位特别引人注目的人——景。En: Among his opponents, there was one particularly intriguing person—Jing.Zh: 景穿着1920年代的经典纳西头女郎装，神秘而迷人。En: Jing was dressed as a classic 1920 niandai Naxi tou nulang from the 1920s, mysterious and enchanting.Zh: 每一次她出牌，目光都坚定而自信，让李威不禁对她产生了好奇与警惕。En: Every time she played a card, her eyes were firm and confident, causing Li Wei to feel both curious and wary of her.Zh: “今晚一定要小心，”李威心想，“但景，让人无法不关注。”En: "Tonight, I must be careful," Li Wei thought, "but Jing is impossible to ignore."Zh: 随着游戏的进行，李威越发发现，自己总是分神去注意景的动向。En: As the game progressed, Li Wei increasingly found himself distracted by Jing's moves.Zh: 他知道，这种心不在焉可能带来危险。En: He knew this absent-mindedness could be dangerous.Zh: 可每当景微微一笑，李威又忍不住想，她的微笑背后，是否藏着更深的意图。En: Yet, whenever Jing smiled slightly, he couldn't help but wonder if there was a deeper intention behind her smile.Zh: 在紧张对决的间隙，景看向李威，轻声道：“为什么不合作呢？我们可以成为双赢的组合。”En: During a tense break in the duel, Jing looked at Li Wei and softly said, "Why not cooperate? We could form a winning combination."Zh: 李威犹豫片刻，但内心深处，他感受到一种莫名其妙的信任。En: Li Wei hesitated for a moment, but deep inside, he felt an inexplicable trust.Zh: “好吧，”他说，“但如果发现你耍花招，我绝不会留情。”En: "Alright," he said, "but if I find out you're playing tricks, I won't hold back."Zh: 游戏进入最后的白热化阶段。En: The game reached its final, fervent stage.Zh: 他们面临一个艰难的选择：是各自为战，还是联手对抗其余玩家？En: They faced a difficult choice: should they battle individually, or join forces against the other players?Zh: 李威和景对视一眼，决定冒险一搏。En: Li Wei and Jing exchanged a glance and decided to risk everything.Zh: 一个大胆的诈唬，他们将手里的牌桌面朝下，面带自信。En: With a bold bluff, they laid their cards face down on the table, brimming with confidence.Zh: 这一招瞒天过海，最终奇迹般地奏效了。En: This deception succeeded miraculously.Zh: 赢得比赛的欣喜随着一阵秋风而来，带来新的友情与可能性。En: The joy of winning the game came with the autumn breeze, bringing new friendships and possibilities.Zh: 走出赌场时，李威与景并肩而行，秋叶在他们身边舞动。En: As they left the duchang, Li Wei and Jing walked side by side, autumn leaves dancing around them.Zh: 李威意识到，游戏中的合作，不仅仅是为了胜利。En: Li Wei realized that the cooperation in the game was not only for victory.Zh: 某些时候，信任与合作，也可能带来意想不到的温暖。En: Sometimes, trust and cooperation could also bring unexpected warmth.Zh: 他看着身边的景，轻轻说道：“也许，有些风险是值得冒的。”En: He looked at Jing beside him and gently said, "Perhaps, some risks are worth taking."Zh: 景回以微笑。En: Jing returned his smile.Zh: 秋夜静谧，只有两人的心跳在跳动着，诉说着新的开始。En: The autumn night was quiet, with only their heartbeats speaking of a new beginning. Vocabulary Words:duchang: 赌场jack-o'-lantern: 南瓜灯profound: 深沉high-stakes: 高风险intriguing: 引人注目enchanting: 迷人absent-mindedness: 心不在焉deeper: 更深intention: 意图cooperate: 合作hesitated: 犹豫inexplicable: 莫名其妙tricks: 花招fervent: 白热化bold: 大胆bluff: 诈唬brimming: 面带deception: 瞒天过海miraculously: 奇迹般地possibilities: 可能性dancing: 舞动unexpected: 意想不到warmth: 温暖quiet: 静谧heartbeats: 心跳amicable: 和谐glance: 对视risk: 风险stake: 赌注distracted: 分神

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Halloween Bluff: A Dealer's Dramatic Turn at the Poker Table Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-10-31-07-38-20-no Story Transcript:No: På Halloween-natten var casinoet i Oslo et mysterium av farger og lyder.En: On Halloween night, the casino in Oslo was a mystery of colors and sounds.No: Folk i kostymer fylte gulvet og skapte en festlig, nesten uvirkelig atmosfære.En: People in costumes filled the floor, creating a festive, almost unreal atmosphere.No: Lysene var dempet, og skyggene danset over pokerbordene.En: The lights were dimmed, and shadows danced over the poker tables.No: Det var en kveld hvor alt kunne skje.En: It was a night where anything could happen.No: Siv, vanligvis på den andre siden av pokerbordet som dealer, sto denne kvelden foran et nytt eventyr.En: Siv, usually on the other side of the poker table as a dealer, stood this evening before a new adventure.No: Hun hadde lenge ønsket å bevise for seg selv - og for andre - at hun kunne spille like godt, om ikke bedre, enn de erfarne spillerne rundt henne.En: She had long wanted to prove to herself—and to others—that she could play just as well, if not better, than the experienced players around her.No: Tvers over bordet satt Lars, en gåtefull rival kjent for sine listige strategier.En: Across the table sat Lars, a mysterious rival known for his cunning strategies.No: Han hadde vunnet mange ganger før, og hans blikk var nå festet på Siv.En: He had won many times before, and his gaze was now fixed on Siv.No: Ved siden av seg hadde Siv Ingrid, hennes venn og støtte.En: Beside her was Ingrid, her friend and support.No: Ingrid smilte oppmuntrende, men det var klart for Siv at hun ikke helt trodde hun kunne slå Lars.En: Ingrid smiled encouragingly, but it was clear to Siv that she didn't quite believe she could beat Lars.No: Hennes tro var kjærkommen, men Siv kjente også en trang til å bevise sin verdi.En: Her faith was cherished, but Siv also felt a need to prove her worth.No: Siv kjente hver regel i boken; hun hadde sett nesten enhver hånd mulig fra pokerspillerne hun hadde handlet til.En: Siv knew every rule in the book; she had seen almost every possible hand from the poker players she had dealt to.No: Nå var det hennes tur til å bruke denne kunnskapen.En: Now it was her turn to use this knowledge.No: Hun visste at hun måtte være dristig, men også klok.En: She knew she had to be bold, yet wise.No: Spillet startet, og spenningen i rommet økte.En: The game started, and the tension in the room increased.No: Chiper klikket mot bordflater, og nervesitrende blikk ble utvekslet mellom spillerne.En: Chips clicked against tabletops, and nervous glances were exchanged between the players.No: Siv spilte forsiktig i starten, nok til å holde seg i spillet uten å avsløre sine intensjoner.En: Siv played cautiously at first, enough to keep herself in the game without revealing her intentions.No: Rundt henne merket hun blikkene fra de andre spillerne, inkludert Lars som vurderte henne med et aldri så lite smil.En: Around her, she noticed the glances from the other players, including Lars, who assessed her with a slight smile.No: Han likte å kontrollere spillets tempo, men Siv nektet å falme under hans blikk.En: He liked to control the pace of the game, but Siv refused to fade under his gaze.No: Tiden kom for den siste, avgjørende hånden.En: The time came for the final, decisive hand.No: Lars satset stort, og mange spillere foldet.En: Lars bet big, and many players folded.No: Kun Siv holdt fast i kortene sine.En: Only Siv held on to her cards.No: Pulsene banket da hun viste sin vinnerhånd, en royal flush som tok pusten fra de fleste rundt bordet.En: Hearts pounded as she revealed her winning hand, a royal flush that took the breath away from most around the table.No: Det var et øyeblikk av stillhet, før applausen brøt ut.En: There was a moment of silence before applause broke out.No: Lars nikket anerkjennende, og Ingrid kunne ikke tro hva hun nettopp hadde sett.En: Lars nodded approvingly, and Ingrid couldn't believe what she had just seen.No: Siv hadde vunnet. Ikke bare spillet, men også respekten fra sine konkurrenter.En: Siv had won—not just the game, but also the respect of her competitors.No: Med denne seieren vokste en ny tro i henne.En: With this victory, a new belief grew in her.No: Hun kunne gå videre fra sitt vanlige liv som dealer, fri til å forfølge nye muligheter.En: She could move on from her usual life as a dealer, free to pursue new opportunities.No: Den kvelden sa adrenalinets rush fra pokerbordet mer enn mange ord kunne.En: That night, the adrenaline rush from the poker table spoke more than many words could.No: Siv hadde bevist for seg selv at hun ikke lenger var bundet av sin rolle.En: Siv had proven to herself that she was no longer bound by her role.No: Hun var en spiller, klar for hva fremtiden ville bringe.En: She was a player, ready for whatever the future would bring. Vocabulary Words:mystery: mysteriumcostumes: kostymeratmosphere: atmosfæreadventure: eventyrprove: beviseexperienced: erfarnerival: rivalcunning: listigeencouragingly: oppmuntrendecherished: kjærkommenworth: verdibold: dristigtension: spenningglances: blikkcautiously: forsiktigrevealing: avslørepace: tempodecisive: avgjørendefolded: foldethearts: pulseneapplause: applausennodded: nikketrespect: respektencompetitors: konkurrenterbelief: troadrenaline: adrenalinetsbound: bundetplayer: spillerpursue: forfølgeopportunities: muligheter

In this episode of the RiskReversal podcast, Guy Adami and Liz Thomas of SoFi discuss the market's response to recent political developments, with a focus on the significant market sell-off and subsequent bounce-back. They analyze the fragility of the market, particularly in high-risk assets like meme stocks and cryptocurrency. The conversation also explores the role of algorithmic trading in market volatility, the dynamics of the bank earnings season, and expectations for the financial sector amid recent capital market activities. They delve into the impacts on regional banks versus larger financial institutions, discussing the influence of a steepening yield curve and M&A activity. The podcast also touches on the complexities of current asset class relationships, unexpected market behaviors, and the significance of gold as a safe-haven asset. A brief discussion on the implications of the government shutdown for economic data releases and federal monetary policy rounds out the episode. —FOLLOW USYouTube: @RiskReversalMediaInstagram: @riskreversalmediaTwitter: @RiskReversalLinkedIn: RiskReversal Media

“In both poker and business, humans are the biggest variable—and the biggest opportunity."In this episode of Mastering Agility, Jim welcomes long-time friend and seasoned agile coach Stacy Oliver for a fascinating conversation that blends the worlds of poker, game theory, and agility. Drawing from decades of experience at the card table and in the corporate world, Stacy shares how concepts like expected value (EV), Game Theory Optimal (GTO) play, and the Independent Chip Model (ICM) can help leaders make better bets on their projects, teams, and portfolios.Stacy and Jim explore how decision quality, not just outcomes, determines success, and how understanding your constraints, risks, and probabilities can help you maximize return on investment in any game you're playing.Connect with Stacy: (13) Stacy Oliver | LinkedInCheck out our sponsor:www.xebia.comwww.wiserbees.comwww.masteringagility.orgHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Sibling Rivalry at the Poker Table: A Game of Hearts Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2025-08-15-22-34-02-he Story Transcript:He: בבוקר קיץ חם, מרים, הלכה בשקט לפוקר רום המפואר בקזינו הידוע בלב העיר.En: On a hot summer morning, Miriam quietly walked into the luxurious poker room at the renowned casino in the heart of the city.He: נברשות העדינות האפילו אור רך על השולחנות, והרעשים של קוביות הנופלות וצחוקים מרוחקים יצרו אווירה מיוחדת ומעוררת מתח.En: The delicate chandeliers cast a soft light on the tables, and the sounds of falling dice and distant laughter created a unique and tense atmosphere.He: מרים הייתה הבכורה מבין שלושת האחים, וראשה התמלא מחשבות על הפגישה הצפויה עם אחיה, דוד ורחל.En: Miriam was the eldest among the three siblings, and her mind was filled with thoughts about the upcoming meeting with her siblings, David and Rachel.He: אחרי מותו של הוריהם, הקשר ביניהם הידרדר והתרופף.En: After the death of their parents, the relationship between them had deteriorated and loosened.He: הפוקר הפך למפלט ועד כה סל.En: Poker had become an escape and until now, an untouched basket.He: במבט הפרטי שלה, מרים הייתה מאמינה בזה שזכייה בטורניר תעלה את ערכה בעיני דוד ורחל.En: In her private view, Miriam believed that winning the tournament would raise her value in the eyes of David and Rachel.He: מרים נעמדה ליד השולחן, ברכה את אחיה.En: Miriam stood by the table and greeted her siblings.He: "שלום," היא אמרה בקצרה, וקיבלה חיוכים עצבניים בחזרה מדוד ורחל.En: "Hello," she said briefly, receiving nervous smiles in return from David and Rachel.He: הם התיישבו מסביב לשולחן, כל אחד מקווה למשהו אחר מהמשחק.En: They sat around the table, each hoping for something different from the game.He: דוד רצה לשדרג את העסק שלו, רחל חשבה להשקיע בלימודים.En: David wanted to upgrade his business, while Rachel thought about investing in studies.He: עם התחלת המשחק, התברר כי המתיחות רבה מהצפוי.En: As the game began, it became apparent that the tension was higher than expected.He: מרים הבחינה בנשימה המהירה של דוד בכל פעם שקיבל קלף טוב, וזה הזכיר לה את הילדות שלהם, כשנהגו לשחק קלפים במרתף של ההורים.En: Miriam noticed David's quick breathing every time he got a good card, which reminded her of their childhood when they used to play cards in their parents' basement.He: רגע החלטה קרוב הופיע בקול רעם.En: A moment of decision approached like a thunderous sound.He: מרים יכלה לנצל את ילדותם ולזכות בכסף בעזרת הנשימות של דוד, אך משהו בלבה עצר אותה.En: Miriam could exploit their childhood and win money by using David's breathing pattern, but something in her heart stopped her.He: היא הבינה שהיא חייבת לבחור בין יושר למשפחה.En: She realized she had to choose between honesty and family.He: היא החליטה להישאר נאמנה לעצמה ולא להשתמש בטכניקה שידעה.En: She decided to remain true to herself and not use the technique she knew.He: בסיומו של יד אחת דרמטית, רחל לקחה את הקופה.En: At the end of one dramatic hand, Rachel took the pot.He: אך הפתעת נפלא הופיעה: רחל הציעה לפצל את הסכום.En: But a wonderful surprise appeared: Rachel offered to split the amount.He: "נשתמש בזה כדי לעשות יום משפחתי," הציעה בחיוך.En: "Let's use it to have a family day," she suggested with a smile.He: המבט בעיני מרים התרכך, ולרגע כולם שכחו מהמילה "כסף".En: The look in Miriam's eyes softened, and for a moment, everyone forgot the word "money."He: הם התחילו לשוחח, לפתוח את הלב.En: They began to talk, opening their hearts.He: מרים הבינה דבר חשוב: כנות ופגיעות, ולא שום ניצחון, יוכלו לאחות את הקשרים שהתפרקו.En: Miriam understood an important thing: honesty and vulnerability, not any victory, could mend the broken connections.He: באותו ערב, תחת תאורת הנברשות, שלושה אחים התחילו מחדש.En: That evening, under the chandelier lights, three siblings started anew.He: הפוקר שכח את חשיבתו, ואת מקומו תפס הבנה חדשה, ותקווה לעתיד משותף וטוב יותר.En: Poker lost its significance, and in its place, a new understanding and hope for a better and shared future took hold.He: מרים למדה כי הכנות היא המפתח לכל קשר אמיתי.En: Miriam learned that honesty is the key to any real relationship. Vocabulary Words:luxurious: מפוארrenowned: הידועchandeliers: נברשותdelicate: עדינותdeteriorated: הידרדרloosened: התרופףexploit: לנצלthunderous: בקול רעםvulnerability: פגיעותbasement: מרתףtournament: טורנירeldest: הבכורהunique: מיוחדתtension: מתחdecision: החלטהhonesty: יושרdramatic: דרמטיתpot: קופהsurprise: הפתעהsoftened: התרכךhearts: הלבsignificance: חשיבותוunderstanding: הבנהescape: מפלטsiblings: האחיםvictory: ניצחוןbroken: התפרקוshared: משותףapproached: התקרבrelationship: קשרBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Jenny Just grew up with a love for math and a fearless drive to take risks. She turned that spark into a groundbreaking career—becoming a successful entrepreneur and a nimble poker player. Now, Jenny and her daughter Juliette Hulsizer are using their poker knowledge to empower girls through their company, Poker Power. Through Poker Power, Jenny and Juliette are teaching girls how to lead, negotiate, and play to win—at the table and in life. Join us in this episode to learn more about how Jenny Just is listening to her gut, bravely taking risks, and going all in! This podcast is a production of Rebel Girls. It's based on the book series Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls.This episode was narrated by Juliette Hulsizer. It was produced and directed by Joy Smith, with sound design and mixing by Mumble Media. The story was written by Sara Weiss and edited by Rebel Girls. Our intern was Arianna Griffiths. Our executive producers were Joy Smith and Jes Wolfe. Original theme music was composed and performed by Elettra Bargiacchi. A special thanks to the whole Rebel Girls team, who make this podcast possible! Until next time, stay rebel!

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Today started early because I thought I had to take a kid to school. After going to the office for a few hours I hit the casino. To the office for a few hours then back to the casino again. Afterwards I went home for a little while. Around 8:30 p.m. I decided to hit the casino again. After that, I hit the poker tables.

Have you ever called a big bet, lost the hand, and immediately thought, I knew I should've folded!? Or maybe you made a hero call, won, and convinced yourself it was pure genius? This poker mental trap—what we call the hindsight reflex—is one of the biggest leaks in poker. It skews your perception, making you judge decisions based on results rather than sound strategy. In this episode of the Red Chip Poker Podcast, we break down why this happens, how it warps your thought process, and most importantly, how to fix it. Coach w34z3l dives deep into a hand where Hero faces a tough 5-bet all-in decision with Ace-King and explores how players misinterpret the quality of their play based on what their opponent turns over. Are you making logical, EV-positive decisions, or are you falling into results-oriented thinking? What you'll learn in this episode: ✔️ Why results-oriented thinking leads to poor long-term play ✔️ How to separate strategic errors from mindset leaks ✔️ The key questions to ask yourself after every big decision ✔️ How to make better, more objective hand reviews If you want to level up your poker strategy and stop second-guessing yourself based on the last hand you played, this episode is a must-study. **LINKS** · PRO Membership: https://redchippoker.com/pro-membership · Poker Intuition Explained: https://redchippoker.com/poker-intuition-explained/ · Learning Poker In 2025: https://www.splitsuit.com/learning-poker-6-things-to-learn-first **JOIN US ON DISCORD** Join us on Discord today: https://redchippoker.com/discord

Wow! What a week!? James Cleverly got knocked out the Tory Leadership, Kate came out of hiding - AND THERE WAS EVEN A NATURAL DISASTER OVER IN THE STATES. Join me tonight as we - once again - try to make sense of the senseless. Here are some links i really hope you click: Patreon

Do you realize how much your body language influences the way others perceive you as a leader?  In this week's episode of Speak Like a CEO, Oliver Aust sits down with Blake Eastman, founder of The Nonverbal Group and School of Cards. As a former professional poker player, Blake mastered reading body language and high-stakes decision-making at the poker table.  He now applies these skills to help top executives and elite teams enhance their nonverbal communication – even though he is the first to admit that different games are played at the poker table and in the boardroom.  Blake reveals how the smallest facial expressions, gestures, and tones of voice can either amplify or detract from the message you're trying to convey.  Through his research and years of coaching, Blake emphasizes the power of alignment between what you say and how you say it.  Listeners will learn practical strategies for improving their own nonverbal communication, building trust, and communicating more authentically during virtual meetings.  By the end of the episode, you'll walk away with tools to build your leadership presence and communicate with confidence—without saying a word. Find out more about Blake Eastman at https://www.nonverbalgroup.com/ Do you want to speak with confidence, inspire your team, and accelerate your career? You can now enroll in the Speak Like a CEO Academy and work with Oliver over the next 90 days to become a top 1% communicator. https://speaklikeaceoacademy.com/

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Fluent Fiction - French: High-Stakes Showdown: Secrets and Strategy at the Poker Table Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/high-stakes-showdown-secrets-and-strategy-at-the-poker-table Story Transcript:Fr: Le soleil d'été se couchait doucement, déversant une lumière dorée à travers les rideaux lourds de velours rouge.En: The summer sun was setting gently, casting a golden light through the heavy red velvet curtains.Fr: La pièce était sombre et élégante, remplie de meubles en cuir coûteux et de l'odeur subtile du cigare.En: The room was dark and elegant, filled with expensive leather furniture and the subtle scent of cigar smoke.Fr: Trois personnes étaient assises autour de la table de poker, un air de tension palpable entre elles.En: Three people were seated around the poker table, a palpable tension hanging in the air.Fr: Lucien, un joueur de poker expérimenté, était concentré, son visage impassible.En: Lucien, an experienced poker player, was focused, his face impassive.Fr: Il avait une grosse dette à rembourser.En: He had a large debt to repay.Fr: Ce soir, il devait gagner.En: Tonight, he had to win.Fr: Camille, une nouvelle venue, paraissait innocente mais ses mouvements étaient précis et calculés.En: Camille, a newcomer, seemed innocent but her movements were precise and calculated.Fr: Elle était là pour une autre raison : rassembler des informations sur un des joueurs.En: She was there for another reason: to gather information on one of the players.Fr: Puis il y avait Étienne, l'hôte.En: Then there was Étienne, the host.Fr: Un personnage louche et manipulateur, prêt à tout pour que le jeu tourne en sa faveur.En: A shady and manipulative character, ready to do anything to ensure the game went in his favor.Fr: Les cartes étaient distribuées méthodiquement par Étienne, et chaque joueur cachait ses émotions derrière un masque.En: The cards were dealt methodically by Étienne, and each player hid their emotions behind a mask.Fr: La tension montait à mesure que les mises augmentaient.En: The tension mounted as the bets increased.Fr: Lucien réussit à remporter plusieurs mains avec stratégie et sang-froid.En: Lucien managed to win several hands with strategy and composure.Fr: Camille, elle aussi, gagna plusieurs tours, surprenant les autres par son habileté.En: Camille also won several rounds, surprising the others with her skill.Fr: Vers minuit, la partie prit fin.En: Around midnight, the game came to an end.Fr: Lucien avait gagné une somme énorme, quelque chose de suspect aux yeux d'Étienne.En: Lucien had won a huge sum, something suspect in Étienne's eyes.Fr: Les joueurs se levèrent et commencèrent à sortir.En: The players got up and began to leave.Fr: Soudain, une personne manquait à l'appel : Camille.En: Suddenly, one person was missing: Camille.Fr: "Elle est où, Camille ?"En: "Where's Camille?"Fr: demanda Lucien, sa voix teintée d'inquiétude.En: Lucien asked, his voice tinged with concern.Fr: "Bonne question," répondit Étienne avec un sourire étrange.En: "Good question," Étienne replied with a strange smile.Fr: "Peut-être qu'elle a pris peur avec tout cet argent en jeu."En: "Maybe she got scared with all that money at stake."Fr: Lucien, suspicieux, savait que quelque chose ne tournait pas rond.En: Lucien, suspicious, knew something was wrong.Fr: La disparition de Camille n'était pas normale.En: Camille's disappearance was not normal.Fr: Étienne semblait trop serein, comme s'il avait orchestré tout cela.En: Étienne seemed too calm, as if he had orchestrated it all.Fr: Lucien devait faire un choix : essayer de sauver son propre skin ou enquêter sur la disparition de Camille.En: Lucien had to make a choice: try to save his own skin or investigate Camille's disappearance.Fr: Il décida de confronter Étienne.En: He decided to confront Étienne.Fr: "Est-ce que tu sais quelque chose sur Camille ?"En: "Do you know anything about Camille?"Fr: lança Lucien, ses yeux perçant ceux d'Étienne.En: Lucien demanded, his eyes piercing into Étienne's.Fr: "Pourquoi tu serais intéressé ?"En: "Why would you be interested?"Fr: Étienne ricana.En: Étienne sneered.Fr: "Elle était juste une joueuse, non ?"En: "She was just a player, right?"Fr: Lucien ne se laissa pas intimider.En: Lucien wasn't intimidated.Fr: "Je sais que tu avais un plan.En: "I know you had a plan.Fr: Si tu veux que je reste tranquille, dis-moi ce qui se passe."En: If you want me to stay quiet, tell me what's going on."Fr: Étienne fut pris au dépourvu.En: Étienne was caught off guard.Fr: Finalement, il avoua qu'il avait orchestré la disparition de Camille pour récupérer ses gains suspects.En: Finally, he admitted that he had orchestrated Camille's disappearance to reclaim her suspect winnings.Fr: Lucien, avec sa victoire, était devenu une menace.En: Lucien, with his victory, had become a threat.Fr: Mais Lucien n'était pas seul.En: But Lucien wasn't alone.Fr: Il avait trouvé des indices sur Camille et avait découvert sa véritable mission.En: He had found clues about Camille and had discovered her true mission.Fr: Avant que tout cela ne dégénère, Camille réapparut, accompagnée d'un groupe de gardes, révélant qu'elle était en fait une enquêtrice sous couverture.En: Before things escalated, Camille reappeared, accompanied by a group of guards, revealing that she was actually an undercover investigator.Fr: Elle avait besoin d'exposer les manigances d'Étienne.En: She needed to expose Étienne's schemes.Fr: Avec leur aide, Lucien et Camille purent mettre fin aux activités illégales d'Étienne.En: With their help, Lucien and Camille were able to put an end to Étienne's illegal activities.Fr: Les vrais responsables furent arrêtés et Lucien put enfin se débarrasser de sa lourde dette.En: The real culprits were arrested and Lucien was finally able to get rid of his heavy debt.Fr: Il avait appris bien plus qu'à gagner au poker.En: He had learned more than just how to win at poker.Fr: Il avait découvert l'importance de la confiance et de l'alliance.En: He had discovered the importance of trust and alliance.Fr: Ensemble, il se sentait plus fort, prêt à affronter les défis de la vie avec de nouveaux amis à ses côtés.En: Together, he felt stronger, ready to face life's challenges with new friends by his side.Fr: Et alors que la nuit d'été touchait à sa fin, Lucien et Camille, unis par leur expérience, regardaient l'horizon avec espoir et détermination.En: And as the summer night drew to a close, Lucien and Camille, united by their experience, looked at the horizon with hope and determination. Vocabulary Words:the summer sun: le soleil d'ététo set (sun): se couchercasting: déversantthe heavy red velvet curtains: les rideaux lourds de velours rougethe subtle scent: l'odeur subtilecigar smoke: du cigareto repay: rembourserinnocent: innocentecalculated: calculésto gather information: rassembler des informationsthe shady character: le personnage loucheto ensure: s'assurerto hide emotions: cacher ses émotionsto win hands: remporter des mainscomposure: le sang-froidseveral rounds: plusieurs toursto suspect: suspectersuspicious: suspicieuxto confront: confronterto demand: demanderto admit: avouerto orchestrate: orchestrerthe undercover investigator: l'enquêtrice sous couverturethe illegal activities: les activités illégalesthe true mission: la véritable missionthe huge sum: l'énorme sommeto get rid of: se débarrasser dethe heavy debt: la lourde dettetrust: la confiancethe alliance: l'alliance

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In the first episode of the Open Mic Comedy Podcast, comedian Chris Ali takes us on a journey through the open mic comedy circuit, sharing the hurdles he faced and the joy of evolving jokes. From bringer nights to balancing comedy with life, Chris emphasises feedback, legacy, and the highs and lows of gigs. The conversation delves into gong shows, open mic challenges, and the challenges he foresees performing at fringes in the future. Alongside Marc, they explore the delicate dance between comedians and bookers, stressing the importance of respect, quality material, and the persistence needed in practising comedy on the open mic circuit. The episode wraps up with a playful comedians challenge.————————Chris Ali Links:Comedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chris_j_ali/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chris_j_aliOM Comedy Club Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theomcomedyclub/Chris & Rory: A Week in Regeress: https://www.youtube.com/@CAR-AWorkInRegressOpen Mic Comedy Podcast Links:www: https://openmiccomedypod.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/openmiccomedypod/————————Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

The Talking Shop Podcast (S3E11) - Cards at a Poker Table? In today's LIVE episode, the guys talk about yet another card robbery, Michael recaps the Salisbury show, and cards get ripped during a high-stakes poker match. As usual, they will also give a sneak peek at the latest products making their way to the shelves at Grand Slam Cards, answer listener questions, reveal the hottest Hits from the Shop, and maybe a card from their collection. --- The Rundown - 1:26 Opening Rip - 1:48 New in the Shop - 13:36 Behind the Counter - 18:00 Listener Questions - 36:05 Card from the Vault - 57:46 Connect with Grand Slam Cards Rock Hill on Facebook or Instagram  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-talking-shop-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-talking-shop-podcast/support

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We all know the phrase “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” but how true is it? This year, a man who claims he was drugged got up on a poker table to dance, naked, and punched an amputee. His story didn't stay in Las Vegas long – it soon went viral online. To find out more about what's really legal in Sin City and how true that famous catchphrase is, journalist Corey Levitan, who writes the “Las Vegas Myths Busted” column for Casino.org. joined the “Something Offbeat” podcast.

In this weekly poker hand Jonathan covers a hand from a Triton Poker event played between two high stakes professionals: Charlie ‘Epiphany77' Carrel & Patrik Antonius. Charlie has been known to publicly state that he has never used a poker solver and relies very heavily on an exploitative approach to the game. This makes him … WPH #469: Patrik Antonius STUNS The ENTIRE Poker Table! [Old School vs New School] Read More » The post WPH #469: Patrik Antonius STUNS The ENTIRE Poker Table! [Old School vs New School] first appeared on Jonathan Little.

Jeremy Ausmus is a high stakes professional poker player living in Las Vegas, NV. He has played professionally since 2004 and has amassed over $14 million in tournament winnings. He has earned five World Series of Poker bracelets, and in 2012 finished 5th place in the World Series of Poker Main Event for over $2.1 million, before claiming his first WSOP bracelet the following year. He won Event #3: €1,650 Pot Limit Omaha at the World Series of Poker Europe. In 2014, Ausmus finished second in the $10,000 Six-Max Championship for $414,104 as he looked for a second WSOP bracelet. Over the course of his career, Ausmus has cashed for over $5.7 million at the WSOP alone, and finally picked up his second WSOP bracelet in Event #3: $1,000 Covid-19 Relief NLHE Charity Event. A third soon followed in 2021, as he defeated both Daniel Negreanu and Phil Hellmuth to triumph in Event #84: $50,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller to win $1,188,918. Here is what you can expect on this week's show: 0:00 Introduction 0:47 A Very Good Year 2:30 What do you play? 6:30 I Can't Go Broke 8:15 To teach or not to teach the kids poker 11:42 Does poker make you calm? 14:57 Writing A Poker Song 20:18 Musical Warriors - A Taste For Justice 26:56 A Content War? 28:15 Calling Out A Cheater 35:58 Measures To Prevent Cheating In Online Poker 44:35 Future Plans 47:07 Most Admired Poker Players ▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLife Connect with Jeremy Ausmus: Twitter: @jeremyausmus Instagram: @jeremyausmus Follow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social: Websites: https://www.wtgol.com Instagram: @wtgolpodcast @thedancates Twitter: @junglemandan Poker strategy tips Poker tournament highlights Poker player profiles Poker player rankings Poker coaching Poker mental game

Mike and Mike mix a rich stew of contrarian thinking.  Why go to college?  Why Sales classes are so important.  If you go to college, how should you approach that experience? Take a gap year?  Why not?2:45 Mike and Mike talk about the common myth fallacy says that if you earn good grades in high school, you should go to college because if you don't, you are a loser.11:39 Mike talks about importance of sales.13:24 Mike emphasizes about the most successful people had to deal with failure and didn't get into college, so you're a fool at the poker table if you think getting into college is the only way to success.15:05 Mike gives some tips in getting into college17:52 Mike talks about when he went back to college after a gap year and was proactive this time25:08 Mike emphasizes the importance of not limiting yourself to a single career, since an initial career could turn into four different careers.

Mike and Mike mix a rich stew of contrarian thinking.  Why go to college?  Why Sales classes are so important.  If you go to college, how should you approach that experience? Take a gap year?  Why not?3:02 Mike and Mike talk about the common myth fallacy says that if you earn good grades in high school, you should go to college because if you don't, you are a loser.13:13 Mike talks about the ability to fix your own flat tire in your career is one of the most important things you need in life and that Wikipedia's most successful people had to deal with failure and didn't get into college, so you're a fool at the poker table if you think getting into college is the only way to success.18:10 Mike talks about when he went back to college after a gap year and was proactive this time24:38 Mike emphasizes the importance of not limiting yourself to a single career, since an initial career could turn into four different careers.

Here are the easy giveaways that there is a FISH at your poker table. If you see someone doing any of these things, it's a good poker game to be in!

Ebony Kenney is an American poker player and streamer with over $2.3m in career earnings. In 2022, she entered the $200K Coin Rivet Invitational alongside businessman Phil Nagy where she finished fifth for $1,700,000.She joined ACR in 2020, but her winning career in poker started in 2007 at live poker tables. She made headlines in 2017 after racking up serious live earnings, which included five figures for finishing first at the Rio Deepstack event.Here's what you can expect on this week's episode:0:00 Introduction0:48 An Eclectic resume5:48 Battling social stigmas12.49 Poker feels like home18:01 First woman to final table a Triton Super High Roller23:39 Becoming a role model for women in poker30:42 A fight or flight mode at tournaments32:32 Playing your idols36:19 The spiciest outfits38:46 An unknown commodity44:18 Nobody dresses up in Austin50:03 Advice: Learn to Latin Dance▬ Winning the Game of Life ▬▬▬▬▬▬Check out other "Winning the Game of Life" episodes:► https://www.youtube.com/c/WinningTheGameofLifeConnect with Ebony Kenney:Twitter: @Ebony_KenneyInstagram: @ebonykenneyWebsite: ebonykenney.comFollow "Jungleman" Dan Cates on social:Websites: https://www.wtgol.comInstagram: @wtgolpodcast@thedancatesTwitter: @junglemandan

Here are the 3 obvious signs that you have a poker pro at your table. If they do any of these 3 things, they are probably a strong player you should avoid.

Welcome back! On today's show we discuss an INSANE situation at a final table where the hand should have been chopped, but the dealer/the players misread it and a player was eliminated from the tournament. The fellas discuss how this could happen, what we would do if we were in the situation, and then open the door to talking about more moral dilemmas at the poker table and what we would do in those situations. Also, Jake has ANOTHER ailment, Nate is about to become a NJ poker grinder, and Smitty and Mintzy are still living the dream. Enoy!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/crackingaaces

From playing poker to investing in real estate, this guy pretty much figured out how to play this game of life according to his own terms. Listen in as Erik Cabral chats with Pasha Esfandiary about his journey from the poker world to the real estate investing world. As the co-founder and CEO of Evoke Capital, Pasha has found a niche within the mobile home park niche and is also working in housing programs to help vulnerable communities. Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation: Why he decided to transition to real estate The dark side of the poker world The power of finding the right partners Why consider investing in mobile home parks Embracing failure through resilience The parallels between poker and real estate Episode Highlights: [17:11] The Dark Side of Poker The dark side of poker is that typically, people who come into the poker world have a tendency and an affliction towards an addictive personality. That usually plays out in other aspects of their life, whether that's table games, Blackjack, Roulette, all the things, or propensity to do drugs, alcohol, etc. [30:03] Finding Your Cash Flow in Mobile Home Parks Mobile home parks are the only asset class where the supply is dwindling and the demand is increasing. The reason Pasha went to mobile home parks is once you have set everything up mobile home parks can be a pure cashflow machine. [35:37] The Power of Resilience Keep making the right decision that's going to afford you a better life 10 years from now, or a better business 10 years from now, and don't ever deviate from who you are in business. Keep making that right decision over and over and compound it over time, and it will bring you wild success. Resources Mentioned: Evoke Capital LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pashaesfandiary Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pesfandiary Die With Zero by Bill Perkins Entrepreneurs Circle podcast is an On Air Brands production. On Air Brands is one of the leaders for launch, production, and promotion of top-rated business and real estate investing podcasts. Reach out to On Air Brands here ---> info@onairbrands.com Learn more at: www.onairbrands.com Find and follow find Erik at: www.erikcabral.co Download Erik's FREE GUIDE to podcasting at: www.erikcabral.co/guide Check out this show and previous inspiring guests at Entrepreneurs Circle in Apple Podcasts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erikecabral/support

So we've done some cool literary devices in the past but we've never done personification. It came up in my house this week because my mom's dog, Clemson, has been staying with us and we've been speaking for her all week: “But, Kasie, I love walking in the neighborhood and sniffing everything and never peeing. Let's do it again.”All the sarcasm, silliness, and fun of pretending we know what the animal thinks led Charlie to suggest this topic for the show. It made me think of books that have animals as main characters and how and if the author chose to put us in the mind of that animal. So that's what we're talking about today. It's an animal lovers' paradise, complete with silly voices.Definition time: personification is a noun meaning the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.So the first obvious thing to unpack is how authors assume one of two things:We have to get in the mind of the animal and think about what it knows, doesn't know, and cares about or doesn't care about.We pretend the animal acts and thinks like a human.Full show notes out on the blog here.

Nick Schulman is an American professional poker player and poker commentator. He has won 3 WSOP gold bracelets so far; as well as a WPT title in 2005, at the time, the youngest player ever to do so. Overall, he has over $13 million live tournament cashes, which puts him in the top 100 on the worldwide all-time money list and in the top 50 on the US all-time money list. He's also a regular in the world's most famous super high stakes cash game room, Bobby's Room at the Bellagio. Schulman is also known as a frequent commentator for ESPN's World Series of Poker coverage. In 2019, his offhand remark about the level of play in the WSOP Main Event caused some controversy in the online poker community.Listen to this latest episode of Winning The Game Of Life where Dan talks with Nick Schulman to discuss all things poker and taking the good in front of you.What you can expect to hear on this episode:Making a living hustling at the pool tableSimilarities between poker and poolLearning poker through repetition and feelGarnering respect with an aggressive style of playPlaying with no attachments and bringing your hutzpahBeing yourself at the poker table and flowing how you flowBad winners and bad losers as one in the sameFinding the good in other players and taking it with you going forwardPersonal growth away from the poker table and the way of the samuraiI hope you find this episode as informative and as exciting as we have. Nick Schulman is winning the game of life and his positive spin on things can help others win as well!Please let us know your thoughts about the episode!Connect with Nick SchulmanFacebook: @NickSchulmanInstagram: @NickSchulmanTwitter: @NickSchulmanConnect with Dan CatesWebsite: https://www.dancatesfoundation.com/Instagram: @thedancates "Finding The Good And Letting The Bad Go"

Jennifer Harman is one of the most accomplished female poker players in the world. In 2002, she became the first woman to hold two World Series of Poker bracelets and throughout her career she has won over $2.5 million from live tournaments alone. She is renowned for playing in the high-stakes cash games at the Bellagio Hotel and was a natural at poker from a young age. Jennifer lost her mother to kidney failure, and she herself has had a kidney transplant. In order to help others who have struggled with kidney failure, Harman founded the Creating Organ Donation Awareness (CODA), a non-profit organization that raises money to support the cause. She also donates a portion of her winnings to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Nevada.Listen to this latest episode of Winning The Game Of Life where Dan talks with Jennifer Harman about taking advantage of whatever comes your way.What you can expect to her on this episode:How solvers are changing poker gamesUsing your emotions in your poker gamesPoker as an escapeThe Corporation and its battles with Andy BealTaking abuse as a woman at the poker table and using it to your advantageLearning parenting skills from pokerAwareness as a huge element to successBattling a health crisisCOVID and chillFrom Poker to writing a screenplayIncreasing organ donor awareness and supporting the SPCAI hope you find this episode as informative and as exciting as we have. Jennifer is winning the game of life and is helping others win the game of life as well!Please let us know your thoughts on the episode!Connect with Jennifer HarmanFacebook: @JenniferHarmanTwitter: @JenniferHarmanConnect with Dan CatesWebsite: https://www.dancatesfoundation.com/Instagram: @thedancates

Fedor Holz is a German poker player and WSOP bracelet winner. He is also a GGPoker Ambassador. Over the course of his career he has amassed over $32 million in lifetime earnings and sits atop of the German all-time money list. He has since embarked on a career outside of poker, including the mind coaching app Primed Mind and the poker-teaching platform Pokercode.Listen to this latest episode of Winning The Game Of Life where Dan talks with Fedor Holz about all things poker and understanding our connections to others.In this episode, we discuss:Playing a couple thousand games of poker before finding successDan defines Fedor's “flair” as a poker playerThe evolution of a poker player from talented novice to in control proDealing with the emotions of difficult inter-personal relationships at the poker tableThe manifestation of envy and ego at the poker tableHonesty as the surest way to live up to your imageThe challenge of keeping your integrity when under pressureConnections as the catalyst to making the world a better placeI hope you find this episode as informative and as exciting as we have. Fedor is winning the game of life and illustrates how we can help others in the world win as well!Please let us know your thoughts about the episode!Connect with Fedor Holz:Website: http://www.fedorholz.com/Instagram: @fedorholzTwitter: @grownupguyFacebook: @fedorholzConnect with Dan Cates:Website: https://www.dancatesfoundation.com/Instagram: @thedancates

This week we finish Stray, catch up on Horizon and Elden Ring, and dominate the MultiVersus launch, sift through details about PlayStation VR 2, Grand Theft Auto 6, and yet more game delays, teach Vinny's children to gamble, think about what NOT to do with a big old air conditioner, and more! Advertise on The Nextlander Podcast at Gumball.fm, or support us on Patreon! CHAPTERS (00:00:00) NOTE: Some timecodes may be inaccurate in versions other than the ad-free Patreon version due to dynamic ad insertions. Please use caution if skipping around to avoid spoilers. Thanks for listening.(00:00:09) Intro(00:01:44) Teaching the kids blackjack(00:14:01) Poker Table or Pool Table(00:15:47) Summer Camp Comedy Routine Update(00:16:57) Games(00:17:01) Stray [PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows)] on Jul 19, 2022(00:30:07) First Break(00:30:11) Elden Ring [PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5] on Feb 25, 2022(00:51:10) Horizon Forbidden West [PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4] on Feb 18, 2022(01:02:27) MultiVersus [PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S] on Jul 19, 2022(01:09:28) Second Break(01:09:31) News(01:10:14) More about PlayStation VR2(01:21:46) The Quest 2 is going up in price(01:29:09) Updates for GTA 6 and Rockstar(01:40:07) Knights of the Old Republic remake development is paused(01:44:53) Ubisoft adjusting development schedules and priorities(01:57:06) Gollum will be delayed by a few months(01:57:53) Reuse, Recycle, Repackage your franchise(02:02:21) Emails(02:14:20) Wrapping up and Nextlander content(02:15:18) Mysterious Benefactor Shoutouts(02:16:59) Don't forget to subscribe to The Watchcast RSS(02:18:38) See YaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Heart of Poker, Kara is joined by prolific businesswoman and poker powerhouse, Katie Lindsay.  Lindsay, who has racked up nearly 2.5 million dollars in live and online cashes combined, has been a been a mainstay in the poker community for many years dating back to pre-Black Friday.  After getting hooked on poker by the fascinating story of Chris Moneymaker, she got a foot in the door of the industry by writing for a poker magazine and eventually started an agency where she represented up to 30 poker pros. However, despite her knack for putting people in the spotlight, she prefers to keep a private life and has zero desire to be famous herself.  And while she may be a laser-focused entrepreneur and an accomplished poker pro, she also likes to remind herself how fortunate she is to play poker for a living and doesn't mind having a drink and some fun while sitting at the table. She shares how having this attitude helps her relax and enjoy her time at the table, no matter what the results.  Kara and Katie go on to touch on the double standards women in poker experience, why happiness is a choice and how Katie makes new friends everywhere she goes.  Don't forget to check out previous episodes with Lon McEachern, Nadya Magnus, Jon Van Fleet, Jason Koon, Ebony Kenney, Benny Glaser, Maria Ho and many more of poker's most fascinating personalities. 

This bonus episode I am greatly honored to be joined by Kellan Fluckiger. Kellan is Near-Death Experiencer, Life Coach, & Author; his story is truly enlightening. Coming through decades of depression, addictions, life-threatening illness and a near-death experience, Kellan has become the ultimate catalyst to help motivated people melt barriers, move mountains and mobilize superpowers to achieve their true desires. Hear about what happened to Kellan when he was in a coma and what he was told by a divine presence. Give this episode a listen and be sure to check out his podcast as well. Cryptid Crate Discount Code: newnormal Cryptid Crate Link: https://boxmountainllc.com/products/cryptid-crate-mystery-sampler Kellan's Podcast: Your Ultimate Life https://open.spotify.com/show/6IXjYZo38go7Pv5ElanVv4 Kellan's Website: https://www.kellanfluckiger.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A message from our sponsor Do you struggle with communicating with dev teams and understanding technical terminology and concepts? On episode 98, I hosted Irene Yu, founder of Skiplevel, an on-demand training program that helps professionals and teams become more technical in just 5 weeks... All without learning to code. Learn the knowledge and skills you need to better communicate with devs and become more confident in your day-to-day role with the Skiplevel program. Go to Skiplevel.co and use code OKIP75 to get $75 off the program by 15th June, 2022. About this Episode An interview with Andy Budd. Andy is the founder of Clearleft, one of the UK's original design consultancies. He's now an in demand speaker, thought leader and advisor on the topics of design & entrepreneurship. We speak about a lot, including: The story behind his departure from day-to-day operations at Clearleft, how he believes that startup founders have a shelf life as CEO, and the importance of bringing new blood into the company as you scale The problems with getting design practices changed in established companies and why he's focusing now on going back to basics with early stage startups and working with founders to instill good design practices from the beginning Why it's important to get design into the startup as early as possible to apply structure and rigour, but how many founders have done more product discovery than we give them credit for How early product managers in founder-run startups are often brought in as the equivalent of short order chefs and the folly of trying to turn McDonalds in to a Michelin starred restaurant The common situation when early founders being people into the company to help apply process, get frustrated when everything slows down but how it's fair enough for founders to feel this since it's ultimately their business on the line How most companies should probably do more research but how most product designers should be more pragmatic and realise that ultimately they can help to sustain the business with less-than-perfect designs The trouble that product & design people can have getting to the top table, the things they might need to do to get there and how product & design teams are playing chess while the rest of the leadership team are playing poker And much more! Contact Andy You can find Andy on Twitter or check out andybudd.com

In the 11 a.m. hour of the K&C Masterpiece, the guys ponder if they could get a hit in the majors with former producer Parker Hillis, try to predict which NBA players will dominate the championships for the next decade, and dip into some Gridiron Gravy

Gambling, Dinos, Golf and Ainor or Aner or Anus who knows...

FEB. 4 POKERCAST RECAP: Someone tries to flip a table and fails in Japan; GGPoker offers sidebets and we only have two episodes left! We have O'Mally's final Move and Paul Garritson has the Hand of the Week. 

The boys are back in town, talking about the time Mintz was possibly bamboozled by a fake Channing Tatum at the 1/3 table in New Orleans. They also talk about when Creed from The Office walked in on Nate in the bathroom taking a dump, when Smitty heckled a band into submission in college, and some poker talk too. A very fun episode, enjoy!

Tino shares how poker can tell you so much about yourself and each other in business Poker is 'just'a game, but it can teach us so much about ourselves and each other. Just like in poker as you need to pay attention when the stakes are high, communication has many parallels. In this unique virtual team building approach, Tino takes advantage of special effects, visuals and music to make this experiential learning option something dynamic and fun, because that's when learning accelerates and deeper conversations are triggered. Self reflection Observation skills Poker face Body Language Storytelling Resilience & stress management Teambuilding & trust Ego, handling emotions, dealing with failure Gender, equalizer - inclusion & gender diversity Virtual learning environment & techniques Serious Games & Experiential Learning Tino Engel website www.tinoengel.com Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/tinoengel/ email - have a chat at te@tinoengel.com Toastmasters.org First Berlin Toastmasters is where Tino & Corinne are both members, it is an English language club but there are also German speaking clubs in Berlin too, why not check out where your local club is? You'll never look back. Casino Royal - James Bond film including many poker scenes

It's amazing the lessons we can learn about business from all the other activities we do in our lives. One activity that I love to do and had the opportunity to do a lot recently in Las Vegas is playing Poker.   In today´s episode, we are going to talk about Poker and all the lessons you can pull out of it to apply it to your business. I will point out a few of the examples in poker that helped me to become successful in my business over time.   “The biggest thing that determines whether you make money or not is the games that you play.” - Tom Gaddis   In This Episode: How the “Casino” can help you to choose what´s your best option when you are looking to get into a new market or niche Why you need a good strategy when you sit down at a Poker table and why it's critical to have one in your business too Is conventional wisdom always accurate? I´ll tell you what I've learned about it from looking at beginner poker players (beware of this one) And much more...   Resources: Download M.I.L.K. IT METHOD E-Guide: https://tom- gaddis.ck.page/27bf4f9a44 Listen to Amber Spears Affiliate Marketing Secrets episode: https://tomgaddis.com/podcast/amber-spears-affiliate-marketing- secrets/   Connect with Tom Gaddis: Join Tom's program here: offlinesharks.com Website: https://tomgaddis.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tomgaddis/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tomgbiz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gaddistom/

Most parents are keen to discourage their children from gambling, but science writer and amateur poker player Alex O'Brien believes the game should be taught in schools.

What makes a poker game “good?” For that matter, what makes any human interaction “good?” As players and people, what social behavior helps us create enjoyable scenes, as opposed to tight and uncomfortable ones? Helping to answer these questions today is Matt Berkey. Matt is the CEO of the Solve For Why Academy training program, where he and a team of elite players provide a unique, advanced poker coaching experience built on real-time analytics and the psychology of personal interactions. He's also played in some of the highest stakes cash games ever televised on the planet. Today, Matt and Nick have a long overdue conversation about creating authentic experiences, the signals we send and receive in poker (and everywhere else), infinite game when it comes to network expansion, and the skills needed to excel as poker keeps changing. Key Takeaways What a good poker game looks like - and what certain types of players want to experience while they play. Common ways players express themselves when they're winning (and losing) - and how these behaviors can impact both enjoyment and performance for everyone else.     How conversation at the poker table can change someone's performance.   The mindset shift necessary to get invited to (and excel) in private games.   How online poker could become an arms race of high-frequency data exchange. Get Access to the Show Notes To get access to the full show notes, including all the resources mentioned during the interview, visit BeyondPoker.com/12 Check Us Out On:  BeyondPoker.com Wayne Yap on Instagram Nick Howard on Instagram Nick Howard on Twitter PokerDetox.com

PokerCoaching.com/free POKER COACHING: PokerCoaching.com has grown and now offers top-level coaching from myself, Jonathan Jaffe, Matt Affleck, Faraz Jaka, Michael Acevedo, Lexy Gavin, Tristan Wade, Alex Fitzgerald, and Evan Jarvis! Let me know if you have any questions! If you’re looking to take your game to the next level, start your FREE PokerCoaching membership HERE FREE POKER QUIZZES: How to Play Your Draws: HERE 3-Betting Concepts: HERE Also, Download my FREE Preflop Charts HERE Make sure to subscribe for more Poker Concept Videos, a Weekly Poker Hand Analysis, In-Depth Poker Strategy Videos, A Little Coffee, and much more! The post Listen To Your Opponents at the Poker Table! – A Little Coffee with Jonathan Little, 12-21-2020 first appeared on Jonathan Little.

PokerCoaching.com/free POKER COACHING: PokerCoaching.com has grown and now offers top-level coaching from myself, Jonathan Jaffe, Matt Affleck, Faraz Jaka, Michael Acevedo, Lexy Gavin, Tristan Wade, Alex Fitzgerald, and Evan Jarvis! Let me know if you have any questions! If you’re looking to take your game to the next level, start your FREE PokerCoaching membership HERE … Listen To Your Opponents at the Poker Table! – A Little Coffee with Jonathan Little, 12-21-2020 Read More » The post Listen To Your Opponents at the Poker Table! - A Little Coffee with Jonathan Little, 12-21-2020 first appeared on Jonathan Little.

Is it acceptable to talk politics at the poker table? Let's ask a 5/10 live pro who does it whenever he can.

If you know anything about us, you’ll know that we enjoy studying disciplines outside of trading to see if there any transferrable skills that we can use to help build our mental edge as traders, and poker just so happens to be one of those cases! In today’s episode, Mark discusses some of the similarities […]

Dan Nelson has deep roots in real estate - as a trainer, investor, and now as a Realtor. Listen as he explains how a few good hands in poker enabled him to purchase his first investment property...and the rest is history! He now serves as an advisor to out of state investors, as well as to local families looking for their dream home. Contact Dan Nelson:

Professional poker player Maria Konnikova says mindfulness not only helps ground her in life, but in her gameplay. She tells Lion's Roar's Andrea Miller how, in an interview for the article, “Life Lessons from the Poker Table.”

Joe Castello and Gio in Miami discuss Marco Andretti on the Pole at Indy, Chase Elliott wins the Daytona Road Course, Lewis Hamilton wins Spanish Grand Prix, WFO Fantasy League Update, SportsCollision, and Joe Sells the Poker Table.

A 6 person podcast sounds a little crazy... that's probably because it is however somehow we made it work...  Angus, Dan, Franco, Andy, Ward and I sat down around the Poker Table and explored all manner of topics from UFO's to politics to the chaotic current state of world in general.  I wasn't sure we'd be able to pull this one off however it's because of the fine gentlemen at the table that we could... Another awesome experience, thanks boys... Enjoy

On this episode we discuss Broken Skull IPA, Scoob, HBO Max, The MailMandolorian, a 3.5r hour cut of the 2016 Ghostbusters and much more. Enjoy.

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 business and entrepreneurial journey of Phil Hellmuth! 15-Time WSOP Bracelet winner, best selling author, personal brand builder, business owner, investor, advisor. And the most accomplished poker tournament player in the world.Join us to hear the untold story Phil Hellmuth's business beginnings and how he has grown to be a trusted advisor for many growing organizations. You'll hear stories about:Books: #Positivity, Poker Brat, Play Poker Like the ProsBusiness: Travel Smarter, Muzik, YouStake, WPT, Milwaukee's Best, MorePersonal Branding: PH Brand, PhilHellmuth.com, ESPN CommentatingTwitter: @phil_hellmuthHosted 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 at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/fadedspadeyoutube,Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fadedspadecards/,Twitter: https://twitter.com/FadedSpadeCards,and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/,#FadedSpade

Special Episode: Re-Entry Roundtable! Join Matt Savage, Sean McCormack, Jeremy Smith, Matt Berkey and Tom Wheaton for a unique perspective podcast about poker tournament re-entry from poker operator, tournament director, high-stakes player, and mid-stakes player viewpoints.What are the benefits and drawbacks? How did the poker re-entry phenomenon begin? What other poker tournament factors play into the re-entry roundtable discussion?Join us to hear unique perspectives, and a variety of potential industry paths forward, from some of the poker industry's most credible and respected people in the game.Hosted 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 at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

The poker and entrepreneurial journey of Phil Galfond! Run It Once Training & Poker, Draft Board and more. Join us to hear the untold story of Phil's rise through the high stakes poker ranks and his entry and growth in the business world.From OMGClayAiken to MrSweets28 to Mr. Run It Once to Husband to Dad — Phil Galfond's Interview with Faded Spade CEO Tom Wheaton is full of insight, inspiration and runitonce.com | runitonce.euTwitter: @philgalfond @runititonce @runitoncepokerHosted 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 at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

The entrepreneurial journey of Joey Ingram! Content Creator, Poker Player, Author, Social Media Influencer and more! Join us as we go deep into Papi GTO's untold story of self awareness, life growth & personal & professional development. Hosted 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 at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

Meet Joe Stapleton! Comedian, Writer, TV Personality, Poker Entertainment Commentator and more! Connect with Stapes on Twitter @stapes & Instagram @instastapesRated PG-13! You'll laugh. You'll think. Join us for a drink! Listen to Joe's extraordinary entrepreneurial journey. How did Joe go from Smallbany to Los Angeles to London? Hear his journey from Mad TV to Poker Entertainment to Stand Up Comedy opening up for the great Norm MacDonald.And what advice does he have for up and coming comedians, writers or those with television performing dreams?Hosted 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 at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

Gianna Puerini, C95 lives in Seattle. She recently retired from a successful career at Amazon where she was responsible for developing the Amazon Go! business. She's passionate about poker and is pursuing that interest full force. Tune in as she shares lessons learned in the board room and around the poker table.

Do what lights you up! The entrepreneurial & career journey of Lynn Gilmartin! TV Host, WPT Anchor, Actress, Tulum Tan Founder, Restaurant & Permaculture Farm Partner, Social Media Influencer, Marketing Guru & so much more! Connect with Lynn on Twitter & Instagram @LynnGilmartinListen to Lynn's extraordinary career and entrepreneurial journey. As a marketing & business graduate, how did she wind up as a sought after TV Host and celebrated WPT TV personality? And when did she re-find her passion for creativity and acting along the way?Hear the origin story of Tulum Tan - a brand new self tanning brand created out of pure personal passion mixed with savvy business experience. Plus, plenty of insightful advice for all those trying to follow their dreams in any capacity. Speaking of following dreams, Lynn shares some amazing Hollywood acting opportunities that are unfolding at this very moment!Hosted 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 at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

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The entrepreneurial story of Andrew Neeme! YouTube Vlog Personality, Poker Player, FVRBL Apparel Founder, Poker Meet Up Game business creator, and so much more. See his vlogs at youtube.com/andrewneemeListen to his unique poker and business journey. Find out how he started and grows his poker oriented YouTube channel with over 125,000 subscribers. Hear the origins story FVRBL apparel and his new poker meet up game business. Plus, advice for all those trying to grind the poker and business game.Stick around after the interview for a special segment with Matt, Tom & Sean about the current and future state of poker meet up games.Hosted 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 at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

Meet Matt Berkey! High Stakes Poker Cash Game & Tournament Player, and Founder of Solve For Why Poker Training - arguably the most innovative poker training program on the market today. Twitter: @berkey11 @solveforwhytv Listen to his remarkable entrepreneurial journey and how he overcame a variety of personal and professional trials to become an industry influencer with a vision for Solve for Why that can extend across multiple industries. Stick around after the interview for a special segment with Matt, Tom & Sean about the future of poker entertainment. Open: 0:00 - 5:50 Founder Hour: Matt Berkey Interview: 5:50 - 55:58 The Grind: Poker Entertainment: 55:59 - 1:13:00 Close: 1:13:00 - 1:15:08 Hosted 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 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, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/ #FadedSpade

In this episode of the podcast, Andrew reluctantly participates in day 1 of the 7 day NYT Love challenge. We get an update on the 4 months to 40 ab endeavour and Andrew brings home some Friday night Wynn poker room gossip. The post A dispute at the poker table appeared first on Tells Podcast.

Meet Jamie Kerstetter! ESPN poker commentator, podcast host, social media influencer, brand rep, poker player & much more! Twitter: @JamieKerstetterListen to her amazing entrepreneurial journey from lawyer to poker player to social influencer to ESPN commentator and more.Stick around after the interview for a a special segment with Jamie, Tom & Sean about the value of poker commentary in today's era.Episode Outline:The Open: 0:00 - 7:00Founder Hour Interview: 7:00 - 1:14On the Clock: Poker Commentary: 1:14 - 1:42The Close with Crouton, Fenway, Brady: 1:42 - 1:45Hosted 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.Listeners 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 15% off any order at FadedSpade.com.Email 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/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/#FadedSpade

Pilot Episode I - Meet your Hosts!Meet Sean McCormack (The Poker Boss) and Director of Poker Operations at Aria Poker Room in Las Vegas. Hear his career story and the advice he shares with all those trying to climb the corporate ladder or develop their own personal brand. Sean and Tom also lead an 'On the Clock' segment about industry ambassadorship, and a 'Grind' segment about poker evolution.Hosted 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.Listeners 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 15% off any order at FadedSpade.com.Email us questions, comments, and include people or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes: podcast@fadedspade.comFind and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram - #FadedSpade

Pilot Episode II - Meet Your Hosts.Meet Tom Wheaton, Founder & CEO of Faded Spade. Hear the origin story of Faded Spade and his entrepreneurial journey along the way. Sean and Tom also lead an 'On the Clock' segment about industry ambassadorship, and a 'Grind' segment about poker evolution.Hosted 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.Listeners 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 15% off any order at FadedSpade.com.Email us questions, comments, and include people or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes: podcast@fadedspade.comFind and follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fadedspadecards/, Twitter: https://twitter.com/FadedSpadeCards, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fadedspade/ - #FadedSpade

This week on Cracking Aces we start off by recapping the "Big 4" in Florida and the players who won them. We then discuss the whole unionizing at Barstool situation and Scott Seiver's idiotic tweet about it. Finally, the boys break down the 3 most annoying things people can say at the poker table. And we cannot stress this enough, DON'T BE A CREEP TO DEALERS. It's a fast paced power hour of an episode, enjoy!