Podcasts about pokerstars players championship

Jose Ignacio "Nacho" Barbero was a top-ranked, world-traveling card player long before he ever found poker. The Argentinian discovered the game Magic: The Gathering as a teen, and he was soon leading the national team in global competitions.  After six years as a Magic pro, Barbero made the switch to poker. He broke out in 2010, scoring two of his three Latin American Poker Tour victories along with a win in the EPT London high roller for nearly $900,000. In the years since, he has continued to put up consistent results, while also competing in some of the biggest cash games around.  The last year has been incredibly profitable for Barbero on the felt. In the summer, he won his first gold WSOP bracelet and $587,000. Then in February, he finished fourth at the PokerStars Players Championship for a career-best $1.55 million. After a win and a runner-up showing at the Triton Vietnam series for $1.06 million, and a win in the PokerGO PLO series, Barbero now sits in first place in the 2023 Card Player Player of the Year race.Highlights from this interview include soccer distractions, the collapse of the Argentinian economy, getting saved by Magic, living in France, having his own sports card, losing big his first online session, winning his first live tournament, getting a poker sponsorship, live reads, a crypto disaster, the comeback begins, a huge final table mistake, catching a very important flight, winning a $500,000 pot from a billionaire, teaching Pokemon, and losing a bitcoin at the UFC.

On episode #113 of the CardsChat podcast we have the pleasure of welcoming Chris Robinson. Better known in the Cardschat community as CRStals, Chris is one of our most active forum members, as well as a moderator. He had the good fortune to win a Platinum Pass to play in the PokerStars Players Championship in the Bahamas, and on today's show we get to learn all about his Platinum Pass winner's experience, what it was like to play at the PSPC, and all about his poker life and love for the Cardschat community.

As we approach the PokerStars Players Championship, we welcome our Platinum Poker Hand winner, Matt Glassman. Matt kicks off the episode with a riveting reading of his award winning essay, “Jack-Three Offsuit and the Monster Ballads Poker Game.” Then Jen and Matt move on to discuss what makes a great home game, how to teach game... The post The Grid 073 ft. Matt Glassman – Jack-Three Offsuit appeared first on The Poker Grid.

Lance Bradley and Donnie Peters discuss the World Poker Tour being back in action, Jared Jaffee getting quite a bit mad, and the PokerStars Players Championship hitting TV in the United States.

Julien Martini is just 27 and has only been grinding the tournament circuit for a few years, but during that stretch he has been red hot, winning more than $4.5 million. It's enough to already place him in France's all-time tournament earnings top 10. Nearly $3 million of those cashes came in January of this year when he finished runner-up in the $25,000 buy-in PokerStars Players Championship. Martini also has a win at the Poker Masters, and recently made the final table in the World Series of Poker Europe main event.  However, the greatest score of Martini's short career came in 2018 at the WSOP in Las Vegas. The former handball standout navigated his way through a field of 911 players in the $1,500 Omaha eight-or-better event, winning his first bracelet, and the $239,711 first-place prize. Although the payout wasn't a personal best, he also managed to land a date with his heads-up opponent, mixed-game specialist Kate Hoang. Martini and Hoang got married in September, in one of the best off-the-felt stories of the year.Highlights from this interview includes one bad jump out of 100,000, an unwise decision to turn pro at 18, going broke and starting a real job, learning life lessons while selling door-to-door, the joy of being your own boss, being an early GTO advocate, why he's not really a tournament pro, gifting his bracelet to his father, finding love at the poker table, what Americans think of the police, France's top five players, the player he couldn't quit in a 42-hour session, losing to a one-outer for a $260k pot, rewarding yourself with expensive watches, last name jokes and a love for red wine, underground cash games in Taipei, bricking an entire WSOP, Ryan Gosling's looks, $25k flips, running from robbers, and why he prefers cats to dogs.

No episódio 80 do pokercast, os apresentadores fecham a cobertura do EPT Barcelona incluindo os principais resultados brasileiros, comemoram o anúncio do Pokerstars Players Championship 2020, trazem a expansão do H2 e falam também sobre a expansão da grade da WSOP Europa. O entrevistado da edição é o jovem Marcelo Giordano que encheu o Brasil de orgulho na WSOP 2019. Telegram do Pokercast: (031) 9-7518-9609 FichasNet (062) 9-9837-1007 9http://www.fichasnet.com.br/site Assine nosso podcast (copie e cole esse link no seu aplicativo de podcasts preferido, ou procure por Superpoker ou Pokercast!): http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:174415076/sounds.rss Você pode ouvi-lo pelo iTunes, WeCast entre outras plataformas de sua preferência. Toda semana, um episódio novo! E também estamos no Spotify e no Deezer! Tags: SuperPoker, PokerCast, Poker

BIG Dave and Joe discuss the travails of Phil Ivey, the announcement of the 2nd edition of the PokerStars Players Championship, and the decisions involved with chopping at a final table.

Lance and Donnie are back for a new episode of The Fives Poker Podcast and they open the show with breaking news.

It's another episode of the PokerNews Podcast, featuring a special recap of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure.  Jeff Platt is in the Bahamas covering the festival, and Sarah Herring chats with Platinum Pass winner Aleeyah Jadavji about an incredible experience at the PokerStars Players Championship.   Plus, Jadavji explains her thought process behind leaving Poker League of Nations. 

Brent and Remko think back of the epic poker career and life of Gavin Smith, they talk through Steve Albini’s Stories from the Felt episode that made it into Rolling Stone, and recap all things from the Bahamas. Starting the show with the sad news of the unexpected passing of Gavin Smith. Intro clip courtesy of Poker Road's The Poker Mind with Amanda Leatherman. Full clip here. 01:26 – Brent Hanks shares Gavin Smith stories. 05:12 – Going through the accomplishments of Gavin Smith and his character 07:49 – Stories from the Felt Season 2: Now on PokerGO highlighted by Steve Albini’s episode that was featured on Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and VICE. 11:00 – Remko’s excitement for The Mirage episode of Stories from the Felt. 14:50 – Norm & Lon on Stories from the Felt, Bonologic and much more! 20:15 – Recapping the $25,000 PokerStars Players Championship that was won by Platinum Pass winner Ramon Colillas. 22:45 – Brent Hanks eating his words on there being “no fucking chance” a Platinum Pass winner to make the final table. 25:30 – Other notables that made deep runs including Farrid Jattin, Talal Shakerchi, Kristen Bicknell and Dan O’Brien. 30:40 – Brent gushes over Chino Rheem’s PCA Main Event win. 32:49 – Remko takes issue with Brent comparing Chino Rheem to Stu Ungar. It gets heated! 39:30 – The PCA Main Event recap: Daniel Strelitz finishes second. 42:00 – The legend: Scott Wellenbach, who will give the entire $670,240 cash from the PCA Main Event to charity. 43:50 – Sam Greenwood wins the PCA Super High Roller for $1.7 million by beating Henrik Hecklen heads up. 46:00 – Recapping the other high roller events at the PCA with plenty of dollars for Justin Bonomo, Stephen Chidwick, Michael Dyer, Timothy Adams, David Peters and Sean Winter. 50:25 – The F*cking Five! Brent goes over the current Top 5. 51:45 – The nominations for The F*cking Five list! 56:25 – Brent Hanks selects a new moment for the F*cking Five followed by Remko’s selection. 59:40 – What to look forward to? The USPO, Poker After Dark, and how to join the show with your suggestions for the F*cking Five! The January 17 F*cking Five: The best fold of the year? Thi Nguyen folds AQ vs the AA of Athanasios Polychronopoulos on a board that showed AQQ. Good Boy Joe Ingram hustles his way into a Platinum Pass worth $30k for the ultimate poker fan Jeremy Hilsercop. Platinum Pass winner Ramon Colillas wins the PCPC for $5.1 million Chino Rheem – Fifth million dollar score by winning the PCA PokerStars giving away 300 Platinum passes and adding $1 million to first place.  New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now to watch Dolly’s Game on-demand as well as more than 100 days of live poker action every single year, including the upcoming U.S. Poker Open, February 13-23 from the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas.  

In this episode of the Tournament Poker Edge Podcast, Clayton is once again coming at us from the PokerStars Players Championship in the Bahamas. This time he is joined by MTT crusher Matt Stout who talks about his work with the Charity Series of Poker, overcoming struggles with drugs and depression and, of course, some MTT hand analysis!

BIG Dave and Joe talk about the finish of the PokerStars Players Championship, won by Ramon Colillas, a Spanish pro who entered via a Platinum Pass. The guys also relay some interesting stories from an event that attracted inexperienced amateurs to take on high-roller pros.

On this episode of the Tournament Poker Edge Podcast, Clayton comes to us live from The PokerStars Players Championship in the Bahamas and is joined by guest Jennifer Shahade who is the Mind Sports Ambassador for PokerStars.

Chris Moneymaker forever changed the poker world when his win in the 2003 World Series of Poker main event helped to spark a boom. The accountant from Tennessee with the prophetic last name bested Phil Ivey and Sam Farha on his way to a $2.5 million payday, and a lasting endorsement deal with PokerStars. Although he doesn't play much during the summer anymore, Moneymaker has still managed to rack up some big scores in the years since, finishing runner up in the WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star and in the NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship, as well as making a deep run in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure main event. Now 42 years old, Moneymaker is getting his own tour from PokerStars. The online poker site is partnering with casinos from around the U.S. to send players to the $25,000 buy-in, PokerStars Players Championship at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas this January. For just $86, players on the Moneymaker PSPC Tour have a chance to win a $30,000 prize package that will be added to the prize pool at each stop. Highlights from this interview include Hall of Fame worthiness, getting your own tour, was it $39 or $86?, fake Moneymaker prostitution charges, an easy summer schedule, playing with Jack Keller and giving back to the fans, the perfect amount of fame, getting impromptu rap performances from the rail, moving out of the city, being the 'dumbest guy in the room,' adjusting to life after the main event win, living under Peyton Manning, finding the eye of the tiger, and stacking Ben Affleck in a cash game.