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Martin Jacobson, from Stockholm, has made a significant mark in the poker world. He started playing poker at 18 and went on to win the WSOP Main Event in 2014, with a prize of $10 million. Recognized for his talent, in February 2015, he was honored as Player of the Year by 'Poker.se', a title held by notable players like Viktor Blom and Chris Bjorin. In 2017, Jacobson further cemented his status in the poker community by becoming a brand ambassador for 888poker. As of 2021, his live tournament winnings have surpassed $17 million, with 39 cash finishes in World Series events totaling $12.150 million. Now residing in London, he balances his poker career with a focus on fitness, coaching, and cooking, advocating for a lifestyle that prioritizes happiness and personal fulfillment.  

Martin Jacobson is a Swedish professional poker player, originally from Stockholm, Sweden, but currently residing in London, England. In 2014, he won the World Series of Poker Main Event fo $10,000,000, the fifth largest single payout in poker tournament history.   Prior to his poker career, Martin studied to be a chef. His first live cash came in 2008 when he won 3rd place at the European Poker Tour even in Hungary. In season 7 of the European Poker Tour, he made 3 final tables, including 2 runner-up finishes in Vilamoura and Deauville. He also finished runner-up at the World Poker Tour event in Venice in 2009. Prior to the Main Event in 2014, his largest tournament cash came from a 6th place finish at the Big One for One Drop High Rollers event at the 2013 WSOP, earning $807,000. He has 16 career WSOP cashes, including 5 final tables.   As of 2015, his total live tournament winnings exceed $15,000,000. His 18 WSOP cashes account for $11,234,390 of those winnings.   Martin is a member of Raising for Effective Giving, an Effective altruism organization of poker players who pledge to donate at least 2% of their gross tournament winnings and at least 3% of their profit from cash games every quarter to charities. In 2015, Martin Jacobson was named Player of the Year by the Swedish publication ‘Poker.se'. This title has previously been awarded to other high profile professional players such as Viktor Blom, Chris Bjorin and Robin Ylitalo.   Key Takeaways Martin's take on the importance of customer service in a business. Martin's most tilting and dream come true customer service experience. Is customer service trainable and how much would Martin pay for the best staff ever? Martin's experience with coaching. How did Martin start poker? What happened in Martin's 3rd hand at the satellite game? Experiencing Vegas. Martin's take on performance optimizing equipment.   Resources http://martinjacobson.pro/  https://twitter.com/martin_jacobson?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/martin.jacobson/?hl=en      Rate & Review If you enjoyed today's episode of Beyond Poker, hit the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts, (or wherever you listen) so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device.   You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU!   Connect with Nick & Wayne Facebook YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Twitter   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/21 Check Us Out On:  BeyondPoker.com Wayne Yap on Instagram Nick Howard on Instagram Nick Howard on Twitter PokerDetox.com

The guys break down a hand played by Viktor Blom in the Online Super High Roller Bowl. Did his opponent make a mistake? FLOP: Ad 2c 7h TURN: 8c River: Qh For access to exclusive Poker Guys freerolls and other tournaments on Nitrogen Sports Poker Room, use this link to sign up: www.nitrogensports.eu/r/632610 ***Our Book is NOW AVAILABLE! Get "How Can He Fold???" here: www.thepokerguys.net

This is the second and final part of Heads Up with Remko featuring Patrik Antonius. On the first part, Antonius talked about how he discovered the game and quickly became one of the best in the world. From 2000 through 2006, Antonius arguably played the most hands of poker of anyone on the planet and became a legend among poker fans with appearances on High Stakes Poker, Poker After Dark and many other TV shows. This week on the show: 2:31 – The clash with Sammy Farha on High Stakes Poker, and other memories of the most famous televised cash game of all time. 6:30 – Comparing Poker After Dark to High Stakes Poker, and why Patrik always did very well in televised games. 9:16 – The younger pros joining the biggest games at the heyday of poker: Tom Dwan, Phil Galfond and Viktor Blom. 11:45 – The peak of online poker, did Patrik think it was going to last and how does he look back on that era? 16:39 – What were Patrik's swings like in live and online poker? 19:20 – What makes Patrik the proudest, when looking back on his career as a poker pro to date? 21:50 – What are the most important factors and characteristics needed to be an elite poker player? 25:01 – The best players Patrik has ever played against, and why he's fine admitting having been outplayed many times. 27:40 – The positive things in poker what drew Patrik back into the game, and what made him want to be more involved in the game after a few very quiet years. 34:47 – Patrik's ideal televised game to expose the game to a main stream audience. 37:45 – Is the game of poker entertaining enough on its own to make it grow, or are there other things needed to pull in a new audience? 41:00 – What will 2018 look like for Patrik? If you're new to PokerGO, please subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action every single year. INSIDERS is now available on PokerGO, a show that followed Daniel Negreanu, Seth Davies and Brandon Adams on their quest for success in the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. Antonius makes an appearance on this show, coaching Adams and talking him through important concepts of the game.  Want to reach out to the podcast? E-mail us on podcast@pokercentral.com.  

Viktor Blom dazzles in another final table at partypoker MILLIONS. Players debate whether the best timeline is Ivey winning the WSOP Main Event in 2009 or Negreanu in 2015. China and Norway effectively ban online poker. WSOP.com announces $15 million in guarantees for interstate events this summer. Lance's daughter raises over $1,600 for charity in honor of Eric Danis punching cancer in the face.

Brent Hanks is a regular voice on the Poker Central Podcast, but he's never had a chance to tell the full story of his poker career! This week on Heads Up with Remko that changes for good, as Hanks dives deep into his World Series of Poker bracelet win, the effects that Black Friday had on his life and career, and how someone puts together a lineup for Poker After Dark.  1:45 - Brent tries to explain what his job at Poker Central actually is, and why he's always on his phone. 2:45 - The famous people in Brent's phone, and why their names are Dan, Michael and Phil. 4:20 - Putting the lineups together for Poker After Dark and what goes into it. 10:18 - Are the biggest stakes on PokerGO too big? How big should the stakes of the big games be, and what kind of appetite is there globally to play nosebleed games? 12:40 - Brent's own high stakes action, blowing through $80,000, what it would take to get Dan Bilzerian onto Poker After Dark, and how to fix a lineup when a player backs out? 17:10 - The 2018 Super High Roller Bowl, Brent's expectations and how he's going to be doing more PokerGO commentary in the months to come. 21:30 - Brent's poker career, being among the best online tournament players in the world, and a side backing deal with Jason Mercier.  27:55 - Shifting from being an online player to being forced to play live poker after Black Friday, and going through many big changes in life.  34:30 - Brent Hanks' WSOP bracelet win, going through ups and downs as a poker player, and the family life in Las Vegas. 42:40 - Being a part of PokerGO from Day 1, and what the expectations are for the summer, the WSOP, Super High Roller Bowl, Poker Masters and US Poker Open. 48:00 - The story behind Brent's Sunday Million win, some shenanigans, and why Brent has never left the North-American continent.   53:55 - Goals for 2018, as a player, father, broadcaster and player, and some juicy stories on who will potentially end up playing on Poker After Dark in 2018. 56:40 - Phil Ivey, Viktor Blom, Patrik Antonius, Ilari 'Ziigmund' Sahamies and Tom Dwan in the same Poker After Dark game, can Brent make it happen? Don't miss any of the action on PokerGO, as we provide more than 100 days of live poker action every year. Poker After Dark returns next week with a $100/$200/$400 Pot Limit Omaha cash game headlined by Ben Lamb and Matt Kirk. Use the promo code REMKO for $10 off the annual PokerGO subscription. 

Veckans gäst i intervjupodden Syn! är nosebleedlegendaren Slaktarn. Med Poker.ses Erik Rosenberg talar han om tiden på Full Tilts högsta bord, om att spela på känsla, sportsbetting och om Viktor Blom.

Brent Hanks is joined by Remko Rinkema in the Las Vegas office, as the two preview all American Poker Awards, which are to be awarded this Thursday in Los Angeles. Also on this show: The insanity that is Viktor Blom, and the crazy Poker After Dark action for last week, and a look at this week's lineup. 3:00 - The American Poker Awards! Starting with the Breakout Player of the Year, and the Papazian vs Papazyan confusion.  7:00 - The Tournament Performance of the Year: Should the WSOP Main Event be excluded from this award? 10:40 - The Moment of the Year, and why Tom Dwan on Poker After Dark is the only eligible one! 16:30 - The smaller tournament series in America, and which one is our favorite. 18:19 - Poker journalist of the year! 22:18 - Broadcaster of the Year, and how Brent Hanks will claim the title this year! 25:55 - Poker media content of the year, and why picking between the emotions of the stories in this categories is near impossible.  29:10 - Video blogger of the year: What's a vlog?  31:10 - Poker Streamer of the Year: The Jason Somerville of the Year Award. 33:35 - Industry Person of the Year: The need for new names and faces to get recognition.  37:01 - Poker's Biggest Influencer: A call for Cary Katz to get his due.  39:40 - The biggest award of the year! Poker Podcast of the Year: Why and how are we nominated, and do we have any chance to win? 46:45 - Viktor 'Isildur1' Blom is a legend, and he proved it again by winning a million bucks in the partypoker Millions at King's Casino. And, how will Brent Hanks get him onto Poker After Dark? 57:11 - Poker After Dark: Dead Money and Talk The Talk. Looking back on the week that was, and the week that's coming up. Matt Berkey lost a bunch, Garrett Adelstein did G-Man things, and how the upcoming lineup might need extra security at the table! If you're new to the podcast, please rate, review and subscribe to the channel! If you're new to PokerGO, subscribe right now and use the promo code REMKO for $10 off the annual subscription. Poker After Dark: Talk The Talk goes live at 6pm ET on February 21st and 22nd, exclusively on PokerGO.

Mike Leah wins his first WPT title via a controversial chop. Phil Hellmuth gets publicly shamed by an Uber driver. Is the US Poker Open really a Major? Viktor Blom and Andrew Neeme appear in Rozvadov for the partypoker MILLIONS.

Veckans gäst i podcasten Syn! är cashgamespelaren Narki. Samtalet handlar om relationen till brodern r4lti, coaching, Viktor Blom, att dela kontor med andra spelare och mycket annat mer eller mindre pokerrelaterat!

Steffen Sontheimer crushes the Poker Masters. Daniel Negreanu and Phil Hellmuth fiercely debate whether the next generation has passed them by. Viktor Blom, Chris Hunichen, and others win their first WCOOP titles. Cliff Josephy gets home field advantage i

Ray Bitar's Black Friday forfeiture details published. Is 2+2's "Privateworld" account a co-op among high stakes players? Gus Hansen, Viktor Blom gone from Full Tilt as sponsored pros. Druff finally prank calls "Amy's Baking Company", with hilarious results. PFA member accuses Douglas Conway (aka FatalFlaws) of refusing to pay bet. Phil Hellmuth offered appearance on "Wife Swap", turns it down. Former TruePoker CEO David Gzesh now involved with Breakout Gaming, answers questions about it. UK poker player arrested, charged for multi-accounting and affiliate scamming. Nolan Dalla rants about the ridiculousness of Daniel Colman. Druff explains how to avoid losing your poker bankroll from "civil forfeiture" police targeting.

Ray Bitar's Black Friday forfeiture details published. Is 2+2's "Privateworld" account a co-op among high stakes players? Gus Hansen, Viktor Blom gone from Full Tilt as sponsored pros. Druff finally prank calls "Amy's Baking Company", with hilarious results. PFA member accuses Douglas Conway (aka FatalFlaws) of refusing to pay bet. Phil Hellmuth offered appearance on "Wife Swap", turns it down. Former TruePoker CEO David Gzesh now involved with Breakout Gaming, answers questions about it. UK poker player arrested, charged for multi-accounting and affiliate scamming. Nolan Dalla rants about the ridiculousness of Daniel Colman. Druff explains how to avoid losing your poker bankroll from "civil forfeiture" police targeting.

SrslySirius guest co-hosts in place of Drexel. We discuss the real money poker coming to WSOP.com and the beta test for Nevada residents, along with Caesar's aggressive promise that it will be running in 2013. Lock Poker is having even more money problems. Druff confirms and gives more details about his upcoming appearance in a DVD Extra of a major theatrical movie. We talk about a PFA member being cheated in Carbon Poker's Last Man Standing contest. We discuss the recent confession by Peter "Zupp" Zepsen that he multi-accounted against Viktor Blom in 2009. Ray Bitar is getting no jail time, and we give our reactions. We analyze the situation with the Royal Bank of Canada sending warning letters to online poker players. Zynga Poker is offering real money poker, but not the way you might think. Erik Ryland calls in to talk about bitcoins. We play clips from the trailer of upcoming online poker documentary "Bet, Raise, Fold". We attempt to call a few more leaked celebrity phone numbers. badguy23 gives us a number to prank call of a strange guy in Los Angeles.

SrslySirius guest co-hosts in place of Drexel. We discuss the real money poker coming to WSOP.com and the beta test for Nevada residents, along with Caesar's aggressive promise that it will be running in 2013. Lock Poker is having even more money problems. Druff confirms and gives more details about his upcoming appearance in a DVD Extra of a major theatrical movie. We talk about a PFA member being cheated in Carbon Poker's Last Man Standing contest. We discuss the recent confession by Peter "Zupp" Zepsen that he multi-accounted against Viktor Blom in 2009. Ray Bitar is getting no jail time, and we give our reactions. We analyze the situation with the Royal Bank of Canada sending warning letters to online poker players. Zynga Poker is offering real money poker, but not the way you might think. Erik Ryland calls in to talk about bitcoins. We play clips from the trailer of upcoming online poker documentary "Bet, Raise, Fold". We attempt to call a few more leaked celebrity phone numbers. badguy23 gives us a number to prank call of a strange guy in Los Angeles.

Today on The Mental Game of Poker Podcast Jared interviews Phil Galfond, one of the top players in poker. Since Phil's mental game is so strong, the interview focuses extensively on how he learns and improves his game. He is constantly questioning his game to find new ways to improve because he doesn't see himself as talented as players like Tom Dwan or Viktor Blom. Phil is also a subscriber to several online training sites and has a new training site out himself, Runitonce.com. For more information on Phil, you can visit him there and follow him on Twitter: @PhilGalfond