Podcast appearances and mentions of scotty nguyen

On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen come at you from the PokerStars 2023 North American Poker Tour (NAPT) at Resorts World Las Vegas. They recap some of the early side event winners, fill you in on the Main Event, and dive into the return of the Big Game featuring two new loose cannons. Connor then chats with Jesse Lonis, who won the NAPT Super High Roller, while Chad catches up with Poker Hall of Famer Scotty Nguyen, who made his way to Vegas for the NAPT. Finally, Matt interviewed PokerStars Ambassador Parker "Tonkaaaa" Talbot, who bagged up a big stack in the $1,650 Main Event. Additionally, the crew recap winners from the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe, which is currently taking place at King's Casino in Rozvadov, as well as their decision to have a leprechaun emcee their mystery bounty event. Toss in a discussion on Shawn Sheikhan receiving a four-year prison sentence, and it's a show not to be missed. Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:40 | How's the PokerStars NAPT going? 02:30 | Kyna England, Anthony Askey & Kfir Nahum win NAPT side events 03:30 | Jesse Lonis wins NAPT High Roller 04:53 | Winner interview w/ Jesse Lonis 07:18 | How do you stay competitive? 08:00 | Playing as a family man 09:22 | NAPT interview w/ Scotty Nguyen 11:22 | The Big Game returns at NAPT – Two ‘Loose Cannons' selected 16:15 | Interview w/ PokerStars Ambassador Parker “Tonkaaaa” Talbot 19:00 | WSOP Europe gold bracelet winners 20:42 | A leprechaun during the Mystery Bounty event 24:34 | WSOP Paradise less than a month away 25:44 | Shawn Sheikhan sentenced to 4 years in prison 30:00 | Making winner picks for the NAPT

For our Season 20 curtain raiser and on the week when The Chip Race Series takes pride of place on the UNIBET Poker schedule, David and Dara welcome one of the greatest poker players in the world, former pocket fives number 1 and all-round crusher Conor Beresford. They are also joined by poker player, streamer and ACR ambassador Monika ‘HeyMonia' Zukovicz. For strategy, they take a look at a classic hand, specifically the 1998 ‘you call and it's gonna be all over baby' hand between Scotty Nguyen and Kevin Macbride. Bryan Paris and Mike Wasserman stop by to talk about their new course on poker fundamentals. Plus, Barry Carter takes a comedic look at this week's poker news!

Craig disrespects phone culture much to Caitlin's dismay. Caitlin goes over her two week trip to Vegas and the two discuss gossip around Vegas during WSOP including media coverage of cheaters, Scotty Nguyen & mystery girl in ladies events pocketing chips. They also list the top 5 Texan performances in the World Series of Poker.  Harsh But Fair keeps getting meaner...

Topic begins at (0:14:44) mark: Update - Eric Bensamochan, co-counsel to appeal arbitration-related ruling involving PayPal theft case.... (0:24:11): Druff plays 2022 WSOP Main Event, runs into highly unusual opponent hand.... (1:12:16): Druff stuck as perpetual shortstack at Mixed Omaha event -- does he cash?.... (1:36:59): Matt the Rat and Druff discuss Ari Engle's deep run in his first-ever Main Event cash.... (1:48:45): Did Mike Matusow make a smart bluff, or punt his chips to bust the Main?.... (2:03:11): Kentucky country girl Shelby Wells making unlikely run deep in Main Event, but somehow lacking coverage.... (2:21:08): Luke "Slay" Vrabel gets 5-year ban from WSOP overturned in time for the Main Event, thanks to assistance from unlikely party.... (2:42:29): Flop at WSOP Mystery Bounty had two of the same card on it -- then people were reportedly threatened with bans for taking pictures.... (3:00:57): Veronica Brill called nasty name at WSOP by "derogatory" guy, and both he and she got a warning... but is that the whole story?.... (3:17:06): Player in WSOP Ladies event caught sneaking fake chips onto table, but supposedly was allowed to continue & cash in event after small penalty.... (3:33:33): Scotty Nguyen in controversy after he claimed to have never received his 60k in Main Event chips, but then found them in his pocket.... (3:43:38): PFA listener Matt Glantz hits million dollar bounty prize in successful inaugural WSOP Mystery Bounty event.... (3:58:59): Tamon Nakamura accused of taking money from Adam Hendrix for $50K PPC and not playing.... (4:10:10): GGPoker, Pokerstars unleash plans to keep known online cheaters out of live events.... (4:30:35): Nice to be noticed? PFA part of WSOP credentialed media again, Druff gets invited to GGPoker party at Nobu Villa.... (4:52:26): Jared Jaffee catches Brock Wilson using helper app on his phone during Wynn tournament.... (5:12:45): Doug Polk leaves Coinflex after it appears to be broke, Phil Hellmuth & others battling with Doug about the matter.... (6:25:59): Layne Flack inducted to Poker Hall of Fame, less than a year after his death.... (6:31:59): Mikki Mase staked in WSOP event by Spencer Cornelia.... (6:52:01): Update - Lake Mead at extremely low level -- is the southwestern US in danger?

Topic begins at (0:14:44) mark: Update - Eric Bensamochan, co-counsel to appeal arbitration-related ruling involving PayPal theft case.... (0:24:11): Druff plays 2022 WSOP Main Event, runs into highly unusual opponent hand.... (1:12:16): Druff stuck as perpetual shortstack at Mixed Omaha event -- does he cash?.... (1:36:59): Matt the Rat and Druff discuss Ari Engle's deep run in his first-ever Main Event cash.... (1:48:45): Did Mike Matusow make a smart bluff, or punt his chips to bust the Main?.... (2:03:11): Kentucky country girl Shelby Wells making unlikely run deep in Main Event, but somehow lacking coverage.... (2:21:08): Luke "Slay" Vrabel gets 5-year ban from WSOP overturned in time for the Main Event, thanks to assistance from unlikely party.... (2:42:29): Flop at WSOP Mystery Bounty had two of the same card on it -- then people were reportedly threatened with bans for taking pictures.... (3:00:57): Veronica Brill called nasty name at WSOP by "derogatory" guy, and both he and she got a warning... but is that the whole story?.... (3:17:06): Player in WSOP Ladies event caught sneaking fake chips onto table, but supposedly was allowed to continue & cash in event after small penalty.... (3:33:33): Scotty Nguyen in controversy after he claimed to have never received his 60k in Main Event chips, but then found them in his pocket.... (3:43:38): PFA listener Matt Glantz hits million dollar bounty prize in successful inaugural WSOP Mystery Bounty event.... (3:58:59): Tamon Nakamura accused of taking money from Adam Hendrix for $50K PPC and not playing.... (4:10:10): GGPoker, Pokerstars unleash plans to keep known online cheaters out of live events.... (4:30:35): Nice to be noticed? PFA part of WSOP credentialed media again, Druff gets invited to GGPoker party at Nobu Villa.... (4:52:26): Jared Jaffee catches Brock Wilson using helper app on his phone during Wynn tournament.... (5:12:45): Doug Polk leaves Coinflex after it appears to be broke, Phil Hellmuth & others battling with Doug about the matter.... (6:25:59): Layne Flack inducted to Poker Hall of Fame, less than a year after his death.... (6:31:59): Mikki Mase staked in WSOP event by Spencer Cornelia.... (6:52:01): Update - Lake Mead at extremely low level -- is the southwestern US in danger?

Scotty Nguyen has the ultimate poker success story. After escaping almost certain death in the Vietnam War and surviving almost a month stranded at sea, the teenager eventually found himself in the United States looking for a piece of the American dream. Always a hustler, it wasn't long before Nguyen discovered poker, first paying bills as a dealer, and then trying his luck on "the other side of the table."An incredible two-week trip to Lake Tahoe saw his bankroll grow from $200 to nearly half a million, and by the end of the month, he had fleeced Las Vegas to get to the seven-figure mark. The fast-living 'Prince of Poker' didn't hold on to the money, however, at least not at first. After a last-second satellite win, he managed to squeak into the 1998 WSOP main event, and ultimately took it down for $1 million. Along the way, he achieved poker immortality by uttering the now famous line, "If you call it's gonna be all over, baby!"The Poker Hall of Famer has five WSOP bracelets in total, including the 2008 $50,000 Poker Players Championship which he won for nearly $2 million, and a World Poker Tour title. With $12.7 million in total live tournament earnings, Nguyen is Vietnam's all-time money list leader.Highlights from this episode include fleeing Vietnam, being stranded at sea, hustling in Taiwan, escaping Illinois, stealing his high school diploma, the boss who chose his name, from busboy to poker dealer, winning a million in less than month, Stu Ungar's motivation, appearing on Conan O'Brien, Bobby's Room beats, an 80-hour session, and whether or not pregnant women are lucky.Nguyen is set to release a brand-new poker training course soon, which you can learn more about by following him on Twitter @TheScottyNguyen or Instagram @ScottyNguyenBaby.

CP Radio reçoit ce jeudi un grand habitué de CP Radio avec deux de ses amis, ils ont du neuf pour la chaîne Twitch dansleturfu_ : Basil Yaïche aka basou : team leader de la chaîne dansleturfu_, on ne présente plus Basou qui au delà d'être un excellent joueur de poker est aussi un coach aguerri. Slimane Bui : membre de la team dansleturfu et streameur, il joue en MTT online et est coaché par Basile. Anne-Julie : Anne-Julie est la coach mental de l'équipe dansleturfu_, elle est spécialisée en performance et réussite. Elle aide ses clients à atteindre leur full potentiel en les libérant de leurs interférences. Elle déclenche des déclic importants et des prises de conscience pour les faire avancer vers leurs objectifs. Interview Skype : Owais Ahmed joueur californien de mixed games d'origine pakistanaise. Il est notamment connu pour avoir gagné un bracelet en 2011 sur le $2,500 Omaha/Seven Card Stud Hi-Low-8 or Better en battant Michael Mizrachi HU et Scotty Nguyen, et finit second en 2019 du $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship. Staff CP Radio Présentation : Comanche et ShiShi Interview : Gaëlle Musique : G-Process

Jasmine Rafael is a professional dancer, choreographer, and instructor based in North Hollywood.  She has danced for artists like Alyson Stoner, Tori Kelly, Herb Alpert, Jojo Siwa, Teyana Taylor, and Nicki Minaj to name a few, as well as work closely with leading choreographers such as Napoleon and Tabitha D'umo, Fresh Redding, Scotty Nguyen, Tony Testa, and more. Jasmine was also blessed to have joined the Monsters of Hip Hop Cast of 2013, as well as being able to choreograph for the Monsters of Hip Hop Show the next year. She has toured with several different conventions, as touring faculty on Shock the Intensive and Epic Convention, and has taught across the country for the past three years, setting numerous pieces of award-winning recognized choreography. Jasmine has helped lead and dance in two well-known female crews, Paper Dolls, and Katalyst Dance Movement. Most recently, she was the lead  choreographer a summer musical film by Relativity Media called "Summer Forever". Jasmine has also danced and choreographed for young superstar, Jojo Siwa, and worked with Nickelodeon for two years now.  In LA, Jasmine has taught at Millennium Dance Complex, and Edge Performing Arts Center. Jasmine's chief passion in life and in this industry is to continue feeding her passion with knowledge and to inspire others to be the best they can be, and to be themselves. Jasmine shares how she was able to make confident choices that led her to live the life that she has today.  She also shares tips that can help you in your own journey to self confidence. Check out https://thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Jasmine's episode, Jasmine's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Mike Matusow was born in Los Angeles, but has spent the majority of his 51 years in Las Vegas. His autobiography, Check Raising The Devil, chronicles his time playing video poker before he was taught hold'em in the late '80s and shifted his focus to poker. In 1998, Matusow backed Scotty Nguyen to the World Series of Poker main event title, giving him a third of the $1 million prize. The next year, he won his first bracelet, taking down a $3,500 no-limit hold'em event.  Matusow has four bracelets in total, his other three coming in the 2002 $5,000 Omaha eight-or-better event, the 2008 $5,000 no-limit 2-7 lowball event, and the 2013 $5,000 stud eight-or-better event. He has also made the final table of the WSOP main event twice, and won the Tournament of Champions in 2009 for $1 million. In 2013, he took down the NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship for another $750,000.The Poker Hall of Fame nominee has more than $9.3 million in career live tournament earnings, but has had as many downs as ups during his career. Matusow served time in jail on drug charges in 2005 after he was set up by undercover police officer. He has also dealt with going broke, and health issues have threatened to derail his playing career.Matusow's popular webshow The Mouthpiece has returned as a podcast, with episodes featuring Jennifer Tilly, Mike Sexton, Michael Mizrachi, Greg Raymer, and Daniel Negreanu. You can also check out his YouTube channel Mike The Mouth, which features action vlogs from his cash game and tournament sessions.  Highlights from this interview an explosive introduction, free speech for comedians and Michael Jackson cosplayers, high school fights, some advice for Michael Phelps, demanding a raise from Full Tilt, a lack of respect for the old school guys, the politics of the Poker Hall Of Fame, Barry Bonds has Phil Hellmuth ego, his WSOP main event final table shot, drugs for world peace, a 72-hour session, two secrets for Phil Hellmuth, Doug Polk and ranges, why GTO is for players with no talent, Trump's biggest problem, beating Daniel Negreanu heads-up for a bracelet while detoxing from crystal meth, the $2 million weight-loss bet with Ted Forrest, and his thoughts on climate change.

Eli Elezra has put together quite the list of poker accomplishments. The former businessman was one of the stars of the poker boom, enduring seven-figure swings by playing in some the biggest cash games in the world. He has also had quite a bit of success in live tournaments with more than $3.6 million in earnings. The 58-year-old won his World Poker Tour title back in 2004 at the Mirage Poker Showdown for $1,024,574. He also has three World Series of Poker bracelets, having taken down a 2007 stud eight-or-better event, a 2013 triple draw event, and a 2015 stud event. But poker was the furthest thing from Elezra's mind growing up in Jerusalem, and later serving in the Israel Defense Force during the Lebanon War. After being wounded in battle, Elezra moved to Alaska, where he worked in a salmon cannery, as a taxi driver, and even hunted bears and whales. He later moved to Las Vegas when he spotted a business opportunity to run a photo processing store on the Strip. It's these stories of high-stakes poker and the near-death experiences of his youth that are featured in his autobiography, Pulling The Trigger. Highlights from this interview include growing up 10 minutes from Jesus, losing the school's money at street poker, spending three weeks in jail, becoming an Israeli Green Beret, enduring starvation week, losing men and being wounded in the war, working 18-hour days in an Alaskan cannery, hunting whales and bears with the Inupiat tribe, moving to Vegas to run photo huts, getting cheated at the Stardust, why the game moved from Mirage to Bellagio, jumping to $4,000-$8,000 stakes, being in the "poker hospital", crushing three-handed games against Chip and Doyle, why they couldn't play props on High Stakes Poker, a $1 million bracelet side-bet score, Scotty Nguyen pieced out, a stinky pickle job, a $1.8 million winning session, ordering one of everything on the menu, and high-stakes games against the KFC colonel.

On this episode of DAT Poker Podcast: Adam gets Daniel to review the stars we all knew 5 years ago. Plus Dan Smith joins us to talk about his charity drive www.DoubleUpDrive.com and how it came to be.    To begin the guys talk about Terrence’s title fight which is 2 days away and how his training went. The fight talk naturally leads into Rocky/Creed 2 discussion. Daniel also talks about his new NHL betting twitter.    In The News: PokerNews is facing a $7m lawsuit over copyright infringement and Poker Night In America faces backlash over the treatment of a recreational player on the show. Also, Cardplayer ran a story on how the all time tournament money winner list has changed since 2013. This inspires Adam and Daniel to talk about what some of those stars of 5 years ago are doing now. Players like Antonio Esfandiari, John Juanda, Scotty Nguyen and TJ Cloutier are discussed and Daniel has some great stories!  

Scotty Nguyen and Shaun Deeb clash at the WSOP $25,000 PLO final table. A WSOP bracelet is won in New Jersey for the first time. Loren Klein stirs the pot with a controversial hat selection en route to his 3rd bracelet. Scott Seiver breaks through the top 10 all-time MTT earnings list with his latest WSOP victory.

A bunch of crazy phone calls, people imitating Scotty Nguyen's rant, announcement of our Scotty Nguyen Inpersonation Contest, some forum discussion and Rusty all equal another great Friday night at Rounders Radio! NOTE:  SOME ADULT CONTENT IS PRESENT

A bunch of crazy phone calls, people imitating Scotty Nguyen's rant, announcement of our Scotty Nguyen Inpersonation Contest, some forum discussion and Rusty all equal another great Friday night at Rounders Radio! NOTE:  SOME ADULT CONTENT IS PRESENT

This week Those Guys meet up with guest host Bryan as they invade the Red Rock casino. Leroy, Darlene and Marv make their presence known while Those Guys talk about the 50k HORSE tourney, movies and the best sports bet in town. FYI, you can now follow us on twitter at http://twitter.com/thatshow.

This week Those Guys meet up with guest host Bryan as they invade the Red Rock casino. Leroy, Darlene and Marv make their presence known while Those Guys talk about the 50k HORSE tourney, movies and the best sports bet in town. FYI, you can now follow us on twitter at http://twitter.com/thatshow.

November 9 chip leader Dennis Phillips talks with Gary Wise.  Plus, Michael DeMichele, who took 2nd place in the $50,000 buy in at the WSOP H.O.R.S.E. event, talks about Scotty Nguyen's drunken outburst at the final table.