Podcasts about seminole hard rock poker open

Today's guest on CPG needs no introduction but he's gonna get one anyway…Jonathan Little has amassed $7.4 million in lifetime live MTT cashes (Including 2 WPT titles & the season 6 WPT Player of the Year award), has built an audience of more than 127,000 on YouTube, and runs one of the largest poker training platforms on the market PokerCoaching.com.He's also a collector… which makes a lot of sense considering his background in Magic: The Gathering & the sheer coaching talent he's put together (Including yours truly) over at PokerCoaching.com.And because of his unquenchable appetite for collecting all the things, he's also recently launched an NFT project with *SHOCKER* actual real-world utility called “Deck of Degeneracy”. The premise is simple enough that it makes sense even to an NFT noob like myself :JL & his crew minted 50 decks of 54 playing cards (a whopping 2,700 total NFTs designed by artist Wes Henry) and, by owning an NFTs, you get access to a membership club.Once you're in, JL & his team have come up with fun challenges (like collecting a Royal Flush) so that you can earn additional perks like a 1% freeroll in the $50k Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open that's worth ~$500.If you'd like to learn more outside of this podcast episode, you can also head to DeckofDegeneracy.com.Now, without any further ado, I bring to you the founder of PokerCoaching.com and great friend of the CPG podcast… the one and only Jonathan Little.

BIG Dave and Joe talk about the Jeff Conine Charity event in conjunction with the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open and preview the "Big 4" events still to come. The guys also discuss the negative effects of the tip-shaming of players and bring up a couple of instances where errors by floor supervisors can create major problems.

It was the perfect title for Poker After Dark: "Main Event Hangover". Sarah Herring and Jeff Platt felt the WSOP hangover as well, as they bring you the latest PokerNews Podcast. They recap an incredibly entertaining lineup of Poker After Dark, plus look at the WSOP Player of the Year standings. Who will go to Europe to try to earn Player of the Year honors? And, Sarah chats with PN Pod favorite, Seminole Hard Rock Tournament Director Tony Burns (27:05), about the upcoming Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open.

BIG Dave and Joe take a look at the early action of the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open and the Main Event of the WPT Choctaw, along with the effect of the WSOP on Vegas card rooms. The guys also have an in-depth discussion on the double KO hand from the Big One, was it an angle shot by Rick Salomon?

Matt Berkey is a 35-year-old poker pro from Leechburg, Pennsylvania who has risen through the ranks to become a regular in both high-stakes tournaments and cash games. The former baseball standout has earned nearly $4 million in live tournaments, including a $1.1 million score for taking fifth in the 2016 Super High Roller Bowl. Berkey's most recent accomplishments include a third-place showing in the Little One For One Drop for $240,588 and a third-place finish in the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open for another $341,618. He's also spent a lot of time battling elite players in some of the biggest cash games in the world, and estimates that he's been involved in as many as 10 seven-figure pots during his career. Highlights from this interview include a one-stop-light town, being a responsible eight-year-old, betting the whole jar of pennies, shoveling snow on the diamond, why 25 is old, poker in a steakhouse, the why of risk, misreading hands with JRB and Rick Salomon, getting pity from Mrs. Galfond, going postal, getting royal flushed by Sippl, dates at Tropical Smoothie, and the $1.6 million session.

BIG Dave and Joe look at the early events of the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open, and play interviews with Nipun Java and Brandon Ageloff. The guys also look back at the TV ratings of the WSOP Final Table and ahead of the Big 4 event at the SHRPO.

BIG Dave and Joe wrap up the Big 4 at the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open and tell a few stories about the event. BIG Dave talks to Chris Klodnicki about the disturbing trend of slow play in the game. The struggling summer of the Global Poker League is also on the agenda, along with the continued growth of the PPC Tour.

BIG Dave and Joe talk about things that players do, inadvertently or on purpose, to irritate poker dealers. The guys also discuss the upcoming Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open which kicks off with the CSOP's Charity Event, hosted by actor/comedian Brad Garrett.

Chris Moon joins us to discuss day one of the $10 million guaranteed tournament at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood, FLorida. Plus bonus DannyN13 stories!