Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Dunst

For our final show of 2024, we welcome Irish poker tournament OG Andy Black. We are also joined by poker pro and WPT commentator Tony DUNST. For strategy, Xuan Liu is here to discuss an insane cash game hand from the Lodge stream. Dave Kingston stops by to talk about the new Simplify Poker website. Plus, our resident meme-God Barry Carter is here with the news!

In the 825th episode of the PokerNews Podcast, which is sponsored by WPTGlobal, Chad Holloway and Lukas "RobinPoker" Robinson come to you from the WPT Voyage in the Bahamas to discuss the latest poker news, stories, and gossip. That includes talking about their experiences on the WPT Voyage, battling against reigning WPT World Champion Dan Sepiol, playing tennis with Tony Dunst and Robinson's breakout casting on GGPoker's Game of Gold. The two also talked about Robinson making a mini-documentary while on board the WPT Voyage and who he would like to see on the second season of Game of Gold.

Topic begins at (0:21:43) mark: How did Druff do in the WSOP Main Event after a good Day 1?... (1:28:22): Druff played with Daniel Negreanu, Erik Seidel, Jason Mercier, Scott Blumstein, Patrik Antonius, Greg Mueller, and Tony Dunst at this year's Main.... (1:37:21): WSOP Main gets record 10,043 entries, did Druff's 10,021 guess win the $15k prize?.... (1:56:18): Maurice Hawkins runs very deep in WSOP Main -- did he finally pay his debts?.... (2:08:35): Main event player on Day 4 writes letter to table-mates not to bust him near bubble.... (2:18:03): Does the success and record fields of the 2023 WSOP mean a second poker boom is upon us?.... (2:33:37): WSOP gave away a 30-year Main Event buyin prize, but there was some controversy on delayed announcement.... (2:48:14): WSOP announces bracelet events in Atlantis, Bahamas in December, in order to compete with successful WPT Wynn.... (3:18:55): Ethan "Rampage" Yau reveals that Dustin Aab scammed him out of $450k earlier this year.... (4:03:05): Mike Gorodinsky gives the final update regarding his Bellagio box theft, and it's not good news.... (4:52:53): Chris Hunichen is a high stakes tournament player promoting a $15k Gofundme for his family -- what's the story?.... (5:18:33): Dude on meth breaks window at Caesars, throws furniture out the window, threatens to shoot people.... (5:28:09): Justin Taylor Lapka aka "LappyPoker" claims Kolin DeShazo scammed him regarding pieces of his WSOP action.... (5:40:06): Major hack of payment processor's bitcoin wallets possibly leaves Bovada/Ignition vulnerable.... (5:50:02): The truth about Alec Torelli becomes the truth about "Poker Dyke".... (6:23:29): Organizers of Formula 1 race threaten to block view from hotels and restaurants unless they fork over hefty fees.... (6:39:37): FTC finally taking some action against robocallers and phone scammers.

Topic begins at (0:21:43) mark: How did Druff do in the WSOP Main Event after a good Day 1?... (1:28:22): Druff played with Daniel Negreanu, Erik Seidel, Jason Mercier, Scott Blumstein, Patrik Antonius, Greg Mueller, and Tony Dunst at this year's Main.... (1:37:21): WSOP Main gets record 10,043 entries, did Druff's 10,021 guess win the $15k prize?.... (1:56:18): Maurice Hawkins runs very deep in WSOP Main -- did he finally pay his debts?.... (2:08:35): Main event player on Day 4 writes letter to table-mates not to bust him near bubble.... (2:18:03): Does the success and record fields of the 2023 WSOP mean a second poker boom is upon us?.... (2:33:37): WSOP gave away a 30-year Main Event buyin prize, but there was some controversy on delayed announcement.... (2:48:14): WSOP announces bracelet events in Atlantis, Bahamas in December, in order to compete with successful WPT Wynn.... (3:18:55): Ethan "Rampage" Yau reveals that Dustin Aab scammed him out of $450k earlier this year.... (4:03:05): Mike Gorodinsky gives the final update regarding his Bellagio box theft, and it's not good news.... (4:52:53): Chris Hunichen is a high stakes tournament player promoting a $15k Gofundme for his family -- what's the story?.... (5:18:33): Dude on meth breaks window at Caesars, throws furniture out the window, threatens to shoot people.... (5:28:09): Justin Taylor Lapka aka "LappyPoker" claims Kolin DeShazo scammed him regarding pieces of his WSOP action.... (5:40:06): Major hack of payment processor's bitcoin wallets possibly leaves Bovada/Ignition vulnerable.... (5:50:02): The truth about Alec Torelli becomes the truth about "Poker Dyke".... (6:23:29): Organizers of Formula 1 race threaten to block view from hotels and restaurants unless they fork over hefty fees.... (6:39:37): FTC finally taking some action against robocallers and phone scammers.

With a wealth of experience in poker, British funnyman and commentator Nick Wealthall has an insight into the industry that rivals anyone. Currently one of the main voices of 888poker's live and online events, Nick has had a long and storied past in the industry. In fact, it was nearly 20 years ago now that he and The Heart of Poker host Kara Scott were doing commentary on a tiny, middle of the night cable TV show in London.  The two are old friends and have since worked together on many of the game's biggest platforms. They discuss the old days of poker, how things have changed in the industry and reminisce about their early days on the road together. They talk about some of their big moments; from being there when the other was struggling, boozy pre-show dinners, to Kara performing the ceremony at Nick's wedding. Kara and Nick also relate about the nerves that can come during live broadcasts and give some tips for turning that potential anxiety into something productive. They also share some great insights on dealing with some of life's scariest things(for Nick, that would be hippos) and they deliberate over where a ‘drive to succeed' comes from.  Don't forget to check out previous episodes with recent Women in Poker Hall of Fame inductee Vanessa Selbst, Tony Dunst, Ali Nejad, Andrew Neeme, Faraz Jaka, David Willams and Jennifer Harman.

For our 19th season curtain-raiser, we've got poker player, vlogger, The Lodge Cardroom owner and WPT ambassador Brad Owen. We are also joined by Irish player, commentator and Twitcher Tom Parsons. For strategy, Tony Dunst is here to discuss a hand he thinks he butchered from an online 2K event. Barry is at the news desk but not before he steps away momentarily to talk about his and Dara's new book ‘GTO Poker Simplified'.

Tony Dunst, a high-stakes pro and one of the most unique personalities in the poker industry, joined the World Poker Tour as host of the WPT Raw Deal segment for Season IX. Dunst beat out hundreds of other contestants in a nationwide search to capture the coveted slot and spent seven seasons strategically analyzing some of the most pivotal hands from World Poker Tour events. When Mike Sexton announced his retirement from the WPT commentary booth, it was only natural for Dunst to be promoted into the role starting with Season XVI.Dunst has always been an avid player of World Poker Tour events. In Season XII, he was able to etch his name on the venerable WPT Champions Cup™, winning WPT Caribbean and $145,000. Later that season he nearly became a two-time champion, but ultimately fell in third in the WPT World Championship, earning $452,729.A successful online pro, Dunst began playing poker in home games with friends in college. After visiting Australia to play in the Aussie Millions tournament in 2005, he left the U.S. to move Down Under. He returned to the States a year later and played in his first World Series of Poker, where he established himself as a young force in the poker world, finishing 198th in the 2006 Main Event.One of the most consistent posters and moderators at the TwoPlusTwo forums, as well as hosting one of the most popular blogs in all of poker, Dunst has written articles on dozens of topics both within and outside of poker. With his candor and oversized personality, Dunst quickly developed a loyal following of fans and more than a handful of critics, becoming a lightning rod in the poker community.In 2016, Dunst added another marquee title to his poker résumé when he won a WSOP gold bracelet in a $1,000 no-limit hold'em event. Dunst defeated a field of 2,452 entries to earn $339,254 in that tournament.Here is what you can expect on this week's show:· Introduction· Tony Takes on tennis· Living and playing poker in China and Australia· Challenges of living out of a suitcase· How poker is different in different parts of the world· A more diverse and richer history abroad· Tony's poker style and putting your money where your mouth is· The attention economy· Reporting on pokerI hope you find this episode as fun and informative as we have. Tony Dunst is winning the game of life!Please let us know your thoughts about the episode!Connect with Tony Dunst:Twitter: @tonydunsttvInstagram: @tonydunsttvConnect with Dan Cates:Websites: https://www.wtgol.comhttps://www.dancatesfoundation.com/Instagram: @wtgolpodcast@thedancates

Anita Marks is here to help you win some money this weekend! Our gambling expert is joined by Lee Sterling, David Bearman, Mike Reiss & Tony Dunst

Tony Dunst from the World Poker Tour joined the #DailyTicket to promote the World Poker Tour coming to New Jersey and everything it entails, including:•Running from 9/19-21, WPT Online Borgata Poker Open, powered by partypoker US Network, is the second-ever online WPT Main Tour online event in New Jersey (first: December 2020). Players must be physically located in NJ to participate. •The $3500 buy-in / $1m GTD event is the latest result of the partnership between the premier brand in poker (WPT) and the premier online poker sites (BetMGM's partypoker US Network, which consists of the BetMGM Poker, Borgata Poker and partypoker NJ brands).oWPT and BetMGM share a focus on providing quality, relatable poker offerings and prestigious events with large prize pools available to players. •There are plenty of opportunities for players to win their way into the event via satellites and qualifiers – starting as low as $5. Full schedule at WPT.com.

With the 888poker WPTDeepstakes events beginning just around the corner on April 15th, Kara is talking to yet another of the most recognizable voices from the World Poker Tour. It feels like Vince Van Patten has already lived a couple of lifetimes' worth of experiences. He's been a professional tennis player, a Hollywood actor and screenwriter, and now a beloved poker personality. But this interview is a new one, even for him. Kara is using her special set of psychological questions to get personal with Vince, as we get a glimpse into what motivates one of the most interesting and multi-talented guests we've ever had on Heart of Poker. We take a trip through Vince's somewhat unconventional but happy childhood, through his crazy drive to succeed in the tennis world and how he's learned a more balanced life is the key to happiness in later years. Kara and Vince talk getting caught in earthquakes in California, chasing storms in New England and how the key to friendship is not sugarcoating the important things. Vince also explains why, despite everything he's done, he still considers commentating with WPT to be the greatest job ever. Vince is clearly in a great place in his life, he's happy to share and not afraid to get a little cosmic. Basically, a perfect Heart of Poker guest. Check out previous episodes starting with Vince's WPT colleague Tony Dunst, as well as Phil Galfond, Mori Eskandani, Jason Koon, Dominik Nitsche, Vanessa Selbst, Maria Ho, and more.

In honor of the first ever WPTDeepstacks and 888poker online collaboration (April 18-26th on 888poker), Kara speaks to professional poker player and WPT commentator Tony Dunst. If you've ever tuned into a WPT broadcast, Tony's voice is going to be instantly familiar. Only this time, instead of analyzing bet sizing and ranges, he's answering Kara's special menu of “36 Questions to Fall in Love”. Tony has had an amazing life so far. From growing up in the “safe and pleasant bubble” of Madison, Wisconsin, he ended up diving straight into the exciting worlds of gambling, poker and cryptocurrencies. After living in several countries around the globe, he's now a big part of the World Poker Tour broadcast – a show he used to watch every week on TV - as one half of the iconic commentary team, and he's at a very happy place in his life. But that's not to say he doesn't touch on more serious subjects on Heart of Poker. Tony tells Kara about challenging his own physical limits by attempting to reach single digit body fat - including falling asleep in hospital with the small chance he might not wake up. There's also his personal experiences with COVID-19, how his thinking on the subject has evolved over time, and what's around the corner in the aftermath of the pandemic. Tony is such an engaging talker on all things poker, but this is something else. This is Tony Dunst as you've never heard him before. For more of the biggest names in poker getting personal, check out earlier episodes with Phil Galfond, Mori Eskandani, Jason Koon, Dominik Nitsche, Vanessa Selbst, Maria Ho, Brad Owen, and many more.

It's time for the Season 14 finale and our 99th episode! We are joined by WPT's very own Tony Dunst. We've got mindset coach Bahman Zarghami. For strategy, we welcome WPT champion Jack Hardcastle. Giada Fang talks poker translations. Plus, Ian has all the news and results.

It's time for the Season 14 finale and our 99th episode! We are joined by WPT's very own Tony Dunst. We've got mindset coach Bahman Zarghami. For strategy, we welcome WPT champion Jack Hardcastle. Giada Fang talks poker translations. Plus, Ian has all the news and results.

On Dec 27th, The World Poker Tour is BACK in New Jersey and the great Tony Dunst will be on the call! Press play and hear how Poker has evolved during the pandemic, what it's like to win a WSOP Bracelet & be sure to visit WPT.com for tourney details. One Million is guaranteed so if you play poker, don't wait.... sign up now!

Davis Mattek is joined by Tony Dunst, the host of the World Poker Tour, to discuss his career in poker, the Polk vs DNegs match, the evolution of online poker, solvers and much more. www.patreon.com/taekcast Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On episode #11 of the CardsChat podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming Tony Dunst. With close to $4 million in career tournament earnings, Tony has 2 World Series of Poker bracelets and a World Poker Tour Main Event title in his trophy case. Away from the felt, he's best known as the co-lead commentator for the WPT. During our chat we discuss Tony's love for online poker in particular, hear some great stories from his travels for the WPT, and learn what he appreciates most about both being as player as well as working in the poker industry.

The poker world and wider community lost a great man when our Chairman and friend Mike Sexton lost his battle with cancer. Mike was 72 years old.  In this episode, Jaime Staples and a plethora of special guests pay tribute the legend that was Mike Sexton. Listen in as eight guests share stories, fond memories, and inspirations – and hear the impact Mike made on them personally and in the poker world. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 09:30 – Linda and Adam share their Mike Sexton stories, memories, and impressions. 09:30 – 17:30 – Freddy and Bruno share funny stories and the things Mike enjoyed. 17:30 – 29:00 – Padre and Jessie May reveal Mike’s vision and inspiration – and explain why he was so respected. 29:00 – 36:00 – Vince Van Patten and Tony Dunst share their fond Mike Sexton moments that stand out, memories, and what made him unique. 36:00 – 37:10 – Jamie closes out with a special message for Mike, his friends, and family. Contact/Resources partypoker

Mike Clay, David Bearman and Tony Dunst join Anita to breakdown all the best bets heading into the weekend of sports.

Poker player and World Poker Tour commentator Tony Dunst joins JJ to discuss his playing career and Sunday's WPT Online Borgata Series Main Event powered by partypoker US Network. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In a special edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Chad Holloway, and Jeff Platt pay tribute to Mike Sexton, whose recent passing after a cancer battle left the entire poker world in mourning. Not only do they share their own personal experiences and favorite stories, but they also talk with those close to Sexton including Linda Johnson, Jan Fisher, Maria Ho, Tony Dunst, Adam Pliska, Vince Van Patten, Nolan Dalla, Remko Rinkema, Antonio Esfandiari, and even his own brother, Jeff Sexton. Tears are shed, laughs are had, and memories relived in this tribute to a poker legend, a consummate gentleman, and the greatest ambassador the game has ever seen. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 01:30 | First news that came as such a shock 09:25 | Maria Ho shares her thoughts 26:30 | Linda Johnson joins the show to give deep insights into Mike Sexton 34:30 | Mike Sexton was a dancer!! 39:15 | Jan Fisher shares Mike Sexton hustle story 42:50 | Nolan Dalla explains how Mike was essential in his book about Stu Unger 52:48 | Remko Rinkema reveals his experience and understanding of Mike Sexton 01:06:00 | Adam Pliska & Vince Van Patten from Mike Sexton’s WPT family 01:28:00 | Some unknown elements of Mike Sexton through the eyes of Tony Dunst  01:33:45 | Why every poker player should be more like Mike Sexton according to Antonio Esfandiari 01:36:20 | Mike’s brother Jeff Sexton shares thoughts on Mike Sexton from outside of poker

Fresh off his third WSOP bracelet win, Tony Dunst tweets his thoughts on how to improve next year’s online series - BIG Dave & Joe discuss. The guys also take a look at the lack of mixed games in the series, courtesy of open letter by pro Melissa Burr to the WSOP.

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring and Jeff Platt break down the latest in the 2020 World Series of Poker online bracelet events. They even welcome guests World Poker Tour commentator Tony Dunst, who captured his second gold bracelet, and first-time bracelet winner Roberto Romanello, who by doing so completed poker's Triple Crown. They also dive headfirst into all the poker drama this week, including the escalating feud between Daniel Negreanu and Doug Polk, Ryan Laplante's past comments, and more. Toss in GGPoker and WPT World Online Championship updates, and it's a must-listen episode. Time Stamps 00:25 | Faded Spades / RunGood Freeroll07:00 | What is allowed to be considered in the Triple Crown now? 09:00 | Daniel Negreanu Gets super angry at Twitch Troll17:00 | Ryan Laplante Drama 23:30 I Doug Makes Video to reignite Daniel Drama 30:00 | Run it Once 31:00 | WSOP.com Bracelets this last week 40:00 | Tony Dunst Joins Show40:30 | Tennis and changes since COVID-1943:20 | Realizing he needed to step up his game46:15 | Mike Sexton Cup47:30 | WPT World Online Championships 49:15 | Winning 2nd Bracelet52:30 | One of the most generous things that ever happened to Tony in Poker01:01:00 | Learn WPT01:02:00 | GG Poker01:03:45 | Online Bracelets on GG01:47:43 | Roberto Romanello Joins Show01:08:45 | Being a father and a poker player01:16:45 | Winning a bracelet online compared to live01:28:30 | Roberto’s Style of Poker01:31:30 | WPT World Online Championships01:36:30 | News from the rest of the GG side of Online Bracelets01:40:00 | High Stakes Duel Kicking off w Antonio Esfandiari vs Phil Hellmuth01:47:31 | Oddschecker

The WPT's Tony Dunst, now a 2x WSOP Bracelet winner, is Bernard Lee's guest. 

The WPT's Tony Dunst, now a 2x WSOP Bracelet winner, is Bernard Lee's guest. 

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Jeff Platt, and Chad Holloway break down the latest in the 2020 World Series of Poker online bracelet events. They even welcome the world-famous Pat "IchiiKawawa" Lyons, who topped a 1,382-entry field to win Event #17: $777 No-Limit Hold'em for $173,551 and a WSOP gold bracelet. They also discuss wins by Kenny “Chopuh” Huynh, Tony "Panoramic" Dunst, and Kevin "therealkg" Gerhart, just to name a few. In addition, they break down the early events in the GGPoker portion of the 2020 WSOP and discuss the success of women poker players in the online bracelet events. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 04:28 | Sponsor: Natural8 05:45 | Slash or back slash? 07:00 | Event 15 High Roller PLO 8-Handed 09:00 | Event 16 Turbo 10:00 I Performance of the Week: Julian Parmann 11:00 | Event 17 - Pat Lyons victorious 13:00 | Pat "Flyin' Lyons" Lyons Joins the show! 14:15 | Story behind his online name "IchiiKawawa" 18:00 | Predicting his Main Event win 20:30 | Nipun “Addicted2Win” Ajmani's take 23:30 | Getting banned from Caesars 26:20 | What is with the topless pic? 31:50 | Ryan Laplante & Roland Israelashvili crushing 33:30 | WPT World Online Championships and Champions Cup renamed! 37:15 | Scott Hempel wins Event 18 after finishing 7th in Event 17 39:00 | Landon Tice the next big thing? 40:00 | Kenny “Chopuh” Huynh wins Event 19 41:40 | Kevin Gerhart captures his second bracelet in Event #20 43:00 | Event #21: Tony Dunst lays claim to his second bracelet 44:00 | Woman crushing this online series 52:55 | Sponsor: GG Poker 53:30 | What Happened with GGPoker on Sunday? 1:01:30 | WSOP GGPoker Event 34: Took less than 4 hours!! 1:03:50 | WSOP GGPoker Event 35: Big names everywhere 1:05:30 | Sponsor: Run It Once 1:07:30 | Sarah is salty, leave her a nice review

Tony Dunst, the host of the WPT and a WPT champion and WSOP bracelet winner, remembers what poker was like before it became “an industry”. Tony and Jaime talk about the people that helped him move up in the game and the mindset many poker pros have that drive them to succeed in poker. Listen in to hear Tony reveal the mistakes he made early in his career – and get the details on what to expect this summer from the WPT World Online Championships. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 06:00 – Online poker news, the WPT World Online Championship details, WSOP results, and the WPT schedule. 06:00 – 12:00 - How Tony got into poker, what it was like in the early years of poker, the questions he had back on the day about the future of poker, and his journey to becoming a pro. 12:00 – 18:30 - His breakthrough moment, the people that helped him move up, why he moved from playing to commentary, his thoughts on the poker pro mindset, and money as a driver. 18:30 – 28:00 - Mistakes he made earlier in his career, the difference between playing, analyzing, and doing commentary for poker, and WPT events and changes coming up. 28:00 – 40:00 - On the return of live poker, where he’d like to travel, some exciting games up ahead, what he loves to read, and his thoughts on gambling on politics. 40:00 – 42:00 – The weekly JS Poker Hero winners from last week and challenge for this week. 3 Key Points Manage your bankroll! Be the beneficiary of your own hours. Balance is key: Work, play, travel, and explore live and online poker. Contact/Resources partypoker Tony’s Instagram Tony’s Twitter The WPT Twitch LearnWPT  

In this long lost episode from 2014, Tony “Bond18” Dunst joins the Thinking Poker Podcast to talk about wearing suits, interacting with fans, and treating poker like a job. Sign up for LearnProPoker FREE Intro Course TONY DUNST Tony Dunst ... Read more...

Welcome back! We open the show with a few things and then tell the follow-up story from last week about the $500 chip...shocker, Nate lost it like moron (0:00-8:50), we then talk to Tony Dunst (8:50) about a tonnn of things including balancing TV and poker (11:10), how bad poker Twitter can be (13:50), how hard he studies poker to improve (18:00), getting banned from Australia (25:40), balancing poker and life (29:30), favorite restaurant in Vegas (32:05), his beefs in the poker world/making TV poker better (33:15), Hollywood home games (36:15), sports betting/stock market/gambling chat (38:10). We wrap the show with our bad beats which are half depressing and half gross. Enjoy!

Welcome back! We open the show with a few things and then tell the follow-up story from last week about the $500 chip...shocker, Nate lost it like moron (0:00-8:50), we then talk to Tony Dunst (8:50) about a tonnn of things including balancing TV and poker (11:10), how bad poker Twitter can be (13:50), how hard he studies poker to improve (18:00), getting banned from Australia (25:40), balancing poker and life (29:30), favorite restaurant in Vegas (32:05), his beefs in the poker world/making TV poker better (33:15), Hollywood home games (36:15), sports betting/stock market/gambling chat (38:10). We wrap the show with our bad beats which are half depressing and half gross. Enjoy!

Vince Van Patten is a man of many talents. The son of legendary actor Dick Van Patten got his start as a child, appearing in numerous commercials, as well as TV shows and movies such as Bonanza, Baywatch, The Six Million Dollar Man, Hell Night, and The Break. Despite being introduced to gambling at a young age by his father, Van Patten ultimately dedicated himself to tennis, and won the ATP Rookie of the Year award. In 1981, he even beat John McEnroe to win the Seiko World Super Tennis Tournament in Tokyo, reaching a peak of no. 26 in the world.  After his tennis career was over, Van Patten returned to Los Angeles to continue acting, as well play host to some of Hollywood's biggest home poker games. His experience with the game and his time in front of a camera made Van Patten a natural choice for the World Series of Poker in 1998, and when the World Poker Tour made its debut in 2002, he was hired alongside Mike Sexton as commentator. Van Patten is now sharing the duties with poker pro Tony Dunst, and is in the middle of his 18th season on tour.  Van Patten's most recent project is a gambling movie that he co-wrote and stars in called 7 Days To Vegas. The film focuses on a group of poker players who will bet on anyone and anything. As the prop bets get bigger and bigger, Van Patten's character agrees to attempt to walk from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, in under seven days, while wearing a suit. The film is available now on demand through Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Vudu, and more.  Highlights from this interview include 600 drives to Vegas, selling toothpaste as a child actor, his slow start in tennis, fighting for a top ranking and beating John McEnroe, Dick Van Patten the smart gambling degenerate, learning poker at age 8, running three-card monte games in seventh grade, fake beards and mustaches, scraping up $5 of fountain change for gas money, his new movie 7 Days To Vegas, Hollywood home games with Jerry Van Dyke, John Huston, Ben Affleck, and Tobey Maguire, winning some teeth in a poker game, calling Scotty Nguyen's WSOP win, how he got the WPT gig, dodging the cigar murderers, a three-day poker session, a sketchy game on the Mexican border, bear encounters at Yosemite, and trips to the racetrack with Mel Brooks.

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Dan and Tony (referred to here as Antoine) sit down for a chat with poker player and World Poker Tour co-host Tony Dunst. He's a brilliant player, a skilled broadcaster, and an even better sport. Whether you're a long haul fan or you're just hearing about Tony (What???) catch up with him below. The fact he was willing to joke around with us tells you this guy is the real deal. See you on the WPT. Instagram: Tonydunst18 Twitter: @TonyDunstWPT Check out the WPT on Fox Sports Net and on www.worldpokertour.com Send the LAG guys in your questions to be answered live on the air: lifesagamble727@gmail.com Stay fully up to date with the blog at www.lifesagamble.org Connect with the guys on twitter #lifesagamble727

We go over all the cool stuff coming up in the next couple of months. We solicit questions for our upcoming interviewing with Poker Pro and WPT TV commentator Tony Dunst. We get back into the groove with Testing Tony and Danny Doesn't know. Finally we seek to hire our own Robin. Send the guys in your questions to be answered live on the air: lifesagamble727@gmail.com Stay fully up to date with the blog at www.lifesagamble.org Connect with the guys on twitter #lifesagamble727

The WPT's Tony Dunst is Bernard Lee's guest. 

The WPT's Tony Dunst is Bernard Lee's guest. 

Tony Dunst knew he wanted to be a poker player even before he could legally enter a casino. His dream became a reality and the Milwaukee, Wisconsin-native has put together a solid poker resume with $2.9 million in live tournament earnings and another $1.9 million online. He won his WSOP bracelet in 2016 and even has a WPT title from 2013. These days, Dunst considers himself to be more of a broadcast personality than a professional poker player. After longtime commentator Mike Sexton stepped down from the WPT to become Chairman at PartyPoker, Dunst was promoted to the full-time commentator spot alongside Vince Van Patten. Highlights from this episode include taking over for a poker legend, why Phil Hellmuth is the way he is, the glamorous world of gambling, being a sandwich artist and selling shoes, being banned from Australia, loneliness in Shanghai, being backed by a 17-year-old, being a WPT employee and champion, and throwing half his buy-in in the trash.

Charlie Carrel wins the SCOOP Main inside a Starbucks. Mike Sexton steps down from WPT to accept an executive position at Partypoker. Tony Dunst takes over WPT hosting duties. Poker Central launches a subscription streaming service. Lance and Matt make pr

BIG Dave checks in from Las Vegas at the WSOP. Guests include Fedor Holz, Dan Smith, Andrew Lichtenberger, Jason Mercier, Courtney Kennedy, Doug Polk, Ryan Fee, Tony Dunst, Lizzy Harrison, and Jason Somerville.

Saison 10, émission 5 du vendredi 30 septembre 2016. Invités : Natalia Blevigriery, Tony Dunst, Yoh Viral et le staff Animation : Comanche, ShiShi. Réalisation : Alix. Générique et jingles : G-Process.