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In de PokerCity Podcast #72 bespreken Mark Roovers, Wouter Beltz en Pieter Salet de actualiteiten in de pokerwereld. Diverse onderwerpen passeren de revue, zoals de Irish Open, de 'nitroll' van de eeuw en Ali Imsirovic die uit een live event werd gezet. Daarnaast gaat het ook over fitheid aan de pokertafel en zorgen voor jezelf, zodat je kunt presteren aan de pokertafel. Dat dit niet altijd meevalt, ondervond Kracht Tonen helaas aan den lijve en dat verhaalt deelt hij in de podcast. Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+.In deze aflevering van de PokerCity Podcast weer eens een keer geen gast, maar hosts Mark Roovers, Wouter Beltz en Pieter Salet die over poker en randzaken praten. Een diverse aflevering, waarin allerlei onderwerpen de revue passeren. Naast de genoemde onderwerpen in de intro, blikken we ook terug op de Rotterdam Poker Series. Daarnaast bespreken we het feelgood verhaal van Sandu Dumitru, die op sensationele wijze een €10.350 WSOP Europe ticket won bij de EPF Dutch Classics in Rozvadov.We blikken ook vooruit op de WSOP in Las Vegas. De WSOP heeft een WSOP+ app gelanceerd, waarmee je jezelf direct kunt inkopen en inschrijven voor de toernooien. Dit kan ook via Luxon Pay, wat een hoop gezeul met dollars naar Amerika kan schelen. Mark Roovers haalde Hendon-Mob vlaggetjes op bij de Irish Open én wist weer een mooie pokergoodie mee naar huis te krijgen.  Dit en meer pokerpaat in de podcast.Veel luisterplezier met deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast!

Tous les dimanches à minuit, Daniel Riolo propose une heure de show en direct avec Moundir Zoughari pour les passionnés de poker. Conseils d'un joueur professionnel, actualité, tournois... Votre rendez-vous poker, sur RMC !

In the 860th episode of the PokerNews Podcast, which is sponsored by the free-to-play WSOP App, Chad Holloway, Kyna England, and Mike Holtz are at Level 9 Studio in Las Vegas to discuss the sexual harassment allegations against Nick Vertucci, who as a result is no longer associated with Hustler Casino Live (HCL). They also take a look at a sickening bad beat from the WSOP Online Main Event, one that some are calling the worst of all time, while also getting ready for this weekend's Meet-Up Game (MUG) at Resorts World where we'll award a seat to the Jeremy Renner Celebrity Charity Event. Speaking of, this episode contains the final keyword you'll need to form a KEY PHRASE that when emailed to Chad@PokerNews.com will enter you for a chance to win a $10,000 Gold Pass to the upcoming NAPT Las Vegas. Speaking of Gold Passes, see a highlight reel of recent winners, plus learn about giveaways conducted by sports titans Nick Wright and Rob Gronkowski. You'll also find out who won the inaugural WCOOP League and learn about winners from both the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe and WSOP Circuit Thunder Valley. Finally, the podcast has a new sponsor in the #1 free-to-play WSOP app, and as part of it, we debut a fun new segment in which we replay big hands from WSOP history, starting with one involving Thrill Team member Samantha Abernathy. [game]A new [I]PokerNews[/I] Podcast will drop weekly every Friday at 8a PT / 11a ET / 4p UK time. Remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you do not miss an episode! Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:11 | Welcome Kyna England & Mike Holtz 00:20 | Nick Vertucci sexual harassment allegations 05:00 | Nick Airball speaks out 10:35 | Vertucci trying to dig up dirt? 11:10 | “Pencil Dick” 15:30 | Sponsor – WSOP #1 Free to Play App 16:13 | Replay WSOP feat. Samantha Abernathy 17:18 | Unreal bad beat in WSOP Online Main Event potentially costs player millions 20:57 | PokerNews Podcast Meet-Up Game (MUG) at Resorts World 21:20 | Jeremy Renner's Heroes Fore Kids Poker Showdown 24:16 | $330 buy-in, $30K GTD NAPT Women's Event 25:25 | Last chance for our $10,000 Gold Pass giveaway for NAPT Las Vegas 27:35 | NFL legend Rob Gronkowski giving away NAPT Gold Pass; will compete on The Big Game 29:00 | PokerNews PA Ambassador wins Silver Pass – is a Gold Pass next? 30:18 | Recent NAPT Gold Pass winners 30:45 | Find out who won the inaugural WCOOP League 31:45 | Winners from the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe 36:45 | Winners from the WSOP Circuit Thunder Valley

Podden diskuterar de svenska framgångarna och dukar upp för fin rail av finalbordet i Main Event med svenskt deltagande. Dessutom tocuhar man vid misslyckandet WSOP Europe, Konnikovas nya bok om fusk i spelvärlden och TGC Championship. Veckans avsnitt är sponsrat av Casino Cosmopol På Casino Cosmopol gäller Åldersgräns 20 år. Alla visar ID, oavsett ålder. Stödlinjen 020-81 91 00. Spelalagom.se En podcast från gamblingcabin.se Besök oss gärna för mer poker mm.. Gå med i vår Facebookgrupp eller Discord för gott snack, speltips, tävlingar mm..

In de PokerCity Podcast aflevering #54 is Tobias Peters te gast. Peters zag in 2023 een grote pokerdroom in vervulling gaan met het winnen van een WSOP bracelet. De live toernooipro heeft nog meer pokerdoelen, maar zijn gezin komt altijd op de eerste plaats.  Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+PokerCity Podcast aflevering #54 - Tobias Peters te gastIn deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast is Tobias Peters te gast. Peters is al jaren een vaste waarde bij veel toernooien in binnen- en buitenland. Hij speelt voornamelijk live pokertoernooien en is de Nederlander met de meeste live toernooicashes en met de meeste verschillende vlaggetjes op de Hendon Mob.De laatste jaren combineert Peters het leven als live pokerpro met het gezinsleven, wat voor hem op de eerste plek komt. Peters vertelt hoe hij zijn pokerleven en gezinsleven combineert. Daarnaast geeft de nummer negen van de Nederlandse all-time moneylist tips voor beginnende spelers waar je op kunt letten als je live gaat pokeren.De Nederlandse Poker Hall of Famer gaat ook weer naar Las Vegas voor de WSOP, maar niet zo lang als hij eerder wel eens deed. Zo lang weg bij zijn gezin, dat ziet Peters niet zitten. Maar hij loert natuurlijk wel op nog een WSOP bracelet en dan eentje uit Vegas, want zijn eerste bracelet won hij in Rozvadov bij de WSOP Europe.Gastheren Wouter Beltz en Tobias Peters spreken uitgebreid met Peters over zijn pokerleven in deze podcast.Veel luisterplezier bij deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast!

Barny Boatman spent much of his youth traveling the world, living in numerous countries and working a variety of jobs that included factory worker, bartender, journalist, English teacher, computer programmer, board game inventer, and even movie reviewer. But it was in the poker world that he found his true calling.  The London-born player graduated from home games with his brother Ross to bigger games with fellow Brits Joe Beevers and Ram Vaswani, forming what would later be known as 'The Hendon Mob.' Now a tournament database site, the Hendon mob would previously travel the tournament circuit together, and was featured prominently on England's 'Late Night Poker' television series shortly before the poker boom.  Boatman earned the respect of his peers in the states with three consecutive final tables at the World Series of Poker. There were plenty of close calls, but he finally nabbed gold in 2013 in a $1,500 no-limit event for $546,080. Boatman earned his second bracelet two years later in Germany, taking down a €550 pot-limit Omaha event at the WSOP Europe series. He's added another five WSOP final tables in the last couple of years, including a runner-up showing at the 2023 WSOP Europe €1,650 no-limit six-max event.  Most recently, he found the winner's circle at the 2024 EPT Paris series, pocketing a career best $1.4 million for taking down the €5,300 main event. As a result, the 68-year-old has become the oldest European Poker Tour champion in history, and is now a member of Team PokerStars as a brand ambassador.Highlights from this interview include what's in a name, the Archway game, getting expelled from school, channel cyberia and mystic monk, poker TV pioneer, the isle of man tournament with John Duthie, being a logo, accidentally creating a database, going broke on his first trip to Vegas, a regretable hand against Hasan Habib, a three-hour heads-up battle for a bracelet, dealing with insomnia, game ethics, charcoal portraits, the crooning punk, humor from Victoria Coren-Mitchell, four-day cash game sessions, and being mistaken for a dead guy.

On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen come at you from Las Vegas at the start of the Formula 1 Grand Prix. PokerStars and Oracle Red Bull Racing have been hosting some cool events, though the actual racing got off to a rough start.  Hear about Chad's private jet adventure, HCL Wesley's $400K/night F1 suite, and how you can win an exclusive PokerStars Oracle Red Bull Racing Las Vegas Wheel Cover. Plus, the Global Poker Grand Prix Turbo Series Las Vegas Edition is underway. The crew also recap both the PokerStars NAPT – including a winner interview w/ Sami Bechahed – and the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe – hear from champ Max Neugebauer. Other stories covered are West Virginia becoming the fifth to join the Multi-State Online Poker Compact, Canadian Frederic Normand winning the WPT bestbet Scramble for $350k, Jason Koon and four others confirmed for $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop, and thoughts on GGPoker's Poker After Dark ‘Game of Gold.' Time Stamps *Time | Topic* 00:23 | Welcome to the show 00:40 | Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix off to a rough start 02:22 | Chad's private jet adventure 03:34 | Connor & Matt in the F1 Grand Stand 06:30 | Checking out HCL Wesley's $400K/night F1 suite 08:30 | Poker activities during F1 10:11 | PokerNews Giving Out Exclusive PokerStars Oracle Red Bull Racing LV Wheel Cover 11:43 | Sponsor: Global Poker 13:12 | NAPT a big success + side event winners 16:58 | Sami Bechahed wins NAPT Main Event 18:11 | Winner interview w/ Sami Bechahed 23:09 | West Virginia Becomes 5th State joins Multi-State Online Poker Compact 26:16 | Winners from WSOP Europe 27:51 | Winner interview w/ WSOPE champ Max Neugebauer 31:50 | Canadian Frederic Normand Wins WPT bestbet Scramble for $350k 33:00 | Jason Koon + 4 others confirmed for $1,000,000 Big One for One Drop 34:35 | Thoughts on GGPoker's Poker After Dark ‘Game of Gold' 37:13 | Favorite moments thus far – Kyna England, Robin Poker & More 

This week I start the show giving thanks to the listeners. Elle and I are joined around the table by Bob Popper. We talk about the upcoming F-1 race in Vegas, the new show Game of Gold and WSOP Europe... Spoiler alert - Poker's not dead. Elliott rules on a situation where a player does not act in turn and wins the pot as a result. Patrick and I break down the first in a series of two PLO hands on HOTW and I end the show talking about a use it or lose it kind of mentality. https://linktr.ee/anteupmagazine https://www.patreon.com/AnteUpPoker https://www.jackpotdigital.com/ https://digitaleditions.anteupmagazine.com https://go.jack-full.com/go/0dd6e1c5

This week I start the show with a special thank you. Elle and welcome Bob Popper to Table Talk, and we talk F-1 in Vegas, Game of Gold, and WSOP Europe. Elliott rules on a situation where someone did not act in turn and as a result wins the pot. Patrick and I break down the first of a two part PLO session. Then I end the show with some thoughts on a "use it or lose it" mentality. https://linktr.ee/anteupmagazine https://www.jackpotdigital.com/ https://www.patreon.com/AnteUpPoker https://digitaleditions.anteupmagazine.com/ante-up-magazine-november-issue/

Donnie and Ducky recap the return of the NAPT and the largest WSOP Europe Main Event ever, and gripe about F1 in Vegas.Follow Donnie on Twitter: @Donnie_PetersFollow Tim on Twitter: @tRaMSt0pFollow PokerGO on Twitter: @PokerGO Subscribe to PokerGO today to receive 24/7 access to the world's largest poker content library, including the WSOP, High Stakes Poker, No Gamble, No Future, and more. Use the promo code PODCAST to receive $20 off your first year of a new annual subscription. Join today at PokerGO.com.

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

On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway, Jesse Fullen, and Connor Richards welcome a very special guest in Poker Hall of Famer Jack Binion. Jesse sat down with the living legend and got him to open up about his favorite memories from decades of the World Series of Poker (WSOP), and trust us when we say there are some stories not to be missed! The crew also offers their thoughts on the Women in Poker Hall of Fame Class of 2022, recap winners from the WSOP Europe and WSOP Circuit Grand Victoria, how online poker players are being exploited by fraudsters, and more info on the World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas. Speaking of the WPT, don't miss out on hearing about this week's ClubWPT Qualifier, who punched their ticket to the upcoming $15M GTD WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:25 | Welcome to the show 02:02 | A look at the Women in Poker Hall of Fame Class of 2022 08:05 | Fraudsters stealing from online poker players 11:03 | Sponsor: PokerStars – Platinum Passes!!! 13:00 | Guest Jack Binion joins the show 1:11:11 | Recapping WSOP Europe winners 1:12:17 | Highlights from the WSOP Circuit Grand Victoria in Chicagoland area 1:14:00 | Sponsor: GGPoker 1:15:11 | WPT World Championship Ladies MUG w/ Jamie Kerstetter 1:17:03 | Jesse prepares to play the $10K WPT at Wynn Las Vegas 1:18:13 | ClubWPT Qualifier – Albert Cohen 1:20:11 | What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?

Donnie Peters and Tim Duckworth are back for a new episode of the PokerGO Podcast. On this show, the duo discusses Omar Eljach winning the 2022 WSOP Europe Main Event, a shift in focus for the World Poker Tour, updates to the PGT leaderboard, and more. Donnie also hits Tim with a pop quiz and talks about venturing out to the Las Vegas Pizza Festival.

Donnie Peters and Tim Duckworth discuss the latest gold bracelet winners from WSOP Europe and then they get into a fun draft of their favorite poker films.

No Pokercast 244, recebemos Devanir "DC" Campos, que volta ao programa para contar todas as novidades sobre o BSOP Millions, que promete ser o maior de todos os tempos! Na sessão de notícias, falamos do vice campeonato de Gabriel, o Pensador, no CPH, do início da WSOP Europe, das forras brasileiras no EPT Londres e de um super blefe no jogo transmitido do Hustler. BODOG - GANHE ATÉ 100% DE BÔNUS E TICKETS PARA PRIMEIROS DEPÓSITOS! USE NOSSO LINK E ABRA SUA CONTA: https://spkr.cc/Bodog Baixe o app do Suprema Poker na Play Store e App Store! Jogue no SX Poker: starspoker.com.br Abra sua conta no Pay4Fun: https://spkr.cc/Pay4Fun Telegram do Pokercast: (031) 9-7518-9609 Assine nosso podcast (copie e cole esse link no seu aplicativo de podcasts preferido, ou procure por Superpoker ou Pokercast!): https://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, Deezer e Amazon Music!

Donnie Peters is back from Mexico and Tim Duckworth takes a break from moving as the two bring you a new episode of the PokerGO Podcast. On this episode, Donnie and Tim discuss the StormX Invitational, WSOP gold bracelets awarded in Canada and Europe, No Gamble, No Future, and more.

This Week On DAT Poker Pod: Daniel, Adam and Terrence are back with:   0:00 Intro - Daniel's Mould Problem & Oura Rings 5:44 Robbi & Rip On TV At The Raiders Game 14:57 WPT 5 Diamond, Optimal Dinner Breaks & Guarantees 35:55 WSOP Europe Chat - DN Planning To Return? 51:55 Tweets of the week   Follow @DatPokerPod on Instagram Email: datpokerpod (at) gmail (dot) com Intro/Outro Music By: https://twitter.com/murphchops

0:00 Intros - Opa! Baseball, Hockey Chatter 5:09 WSOP Europe 9:25 The Poker Integrity Council - Who's Involved? 19:00 Starting Point & Best Case Scenarios for PIC 27:00 If Caught - Who Will Participate In The Ban? 35:00 Hustler Casino Cancels $250k Guarantee AFTER Play Begins 42:45 WSOP Online Announced! 47:21 WSOP Champ Releases Full Results - Tipping Becomes The Topic Du Jour Follow @DatPokerPod on Instagram Email: datpokerpod (at) gmail (dot) com Intro/Outro Music By: https://twitter.com/murphchops

Donnie Peters and Tim Duckworth host a new episode of the PokerGO Podcast. This week, the two discuss PokerGO's newest show, 'No Gamble, No Future,' WSOP Europe being added to the schedule, and more. They also announce the winners of the latest podcast contest.

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen discuss the former's move to Las Vegas and get into some World Series of Poker (WSOP) updates including 2022 WSOP episodes beginning to air on CBS Sports Network, a schedule for the 2022 WSOP Europe, and stops on the WSOP International Circuit. Plus, they cover the story of Sergio Ramirez, who won three gold rings in 10 days at the WSOP Circuit stop at Choctaw. Other stories covered include Phil Ivey appearing in a WPT Global commercial, Doyle Brunson supposedly being done with singing autographs, and Haralabos Voulgaris purchasing a Spanish Soccer Club. They also cover tournament wins by former NFL star "Cadillac" Williams at Seminole Hard Rock Tampa and Craig Trost in the MSPT 2022 Iowa State Poker Championship, while offering a preview of 2022 BARGE. Finally, they delve into PokerStars' plan to ramp up Platinum Pass giveaways. Listen to those stories and more in the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast! Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:30 | Welcome to the show 00:40 | Chad completes his move to Las Vegas 03:00 | Are you recovered from the WSOP hangover? 04:00 | 2022 WSOP episodes begin to air on CBS Sports 06:50 | WSOP releases 2022 WSOP Europe & International Circuit schedules 11:20 | Sergio Ramirez wins three rings in 7 events at WSOPC Choctaw 13:20 | Doyle Brunson no longer doing autographs 16:13 | Haralabos Voulgaris purchasing a Spanish Soccer Club 18:26 | Former NFL star "Cadillac" Williams wins Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Event 20:30 | Craig Trost wins MSPT 2022 Iowa State Poker Championship 22:53 | Sponsor: WPT Global 23:05 | Phil Ivey does a commercial for WPT Global 25:00 | 2023 PSPC – PokerStars ramps up Platinum Pass giveaways 28:00 | BARGE 2022 taking place in Vegas right now

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Chad Holloway, and Jesse Fullen bring you one final update from the 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas. That includes a recap of the Main Event, which was won by Espen Jorstad for $10,000,000! Sarah chats with the new WSOP Main Event champion as well as runner-up Adrian Attenborough and third-place finisher Mickey Duek. They also feature interviews w/ recent bracelet winners Julien Martini and Lawrence Brandt. Other stories they cover are the WSOP being affected by the “Active Shooter” false alarm, Dan Zack finally winning WSOP Player of the Year, Robert Mizrachi taking down the WPT Venetian, Paul Tedeschi blinking the 2022 Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Mystery Bounty, and WSOP bracelet wins by Gregory Jensen and MSPT Hall of Famer Rich Alsup. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:30 | Welcome to the show 00:45 | Recovering from the 2022 WSOP 01:45 | WSOP affected by “Active Shooter” false alarm 09:00 | 2022 WSOP Main Event wraps up – What did you think? 14:50 | Does becoming the WSOP Main Event champ make you notable? 16:22 | Who is your favorite Main Event champion within the last 10 years? 19:22 | How can a WSOP champ take advantage of their big win? 21:08 | Winner interview w/ 2022 WSOP Main Event champ Espen Jorstad 23:49 | Interview w/ runner-up Adrian Attenborough 28:22 | Interview w/ 3rd-place finisher Mickey Duek 31:00 | Dan Zack finally wins WSOP Player of the Year 34:30 | Sarah forgot the POY race stopped including WSOP Europe 35:52 | Gregory Jensen Wins 2022 WSOP Event 86: $10,000 6-Handed Championship for $824,649 37:30 | Lawrence Brandt wins second bracelet in $3,000 H.O.R.S.E. for $205,139 38:18 | Winner interview w/ Lawrence Brandt (Reporter: Mike Patrick) 41:19 | Jesse's take on Brandt's winner photo 43:00 | Julien Martini wins 4th bracelet in Razz Championship for $328,604 43:50 | How prestigious is it to win a 4th WSOP gold bracelet? 48:05 | Winner interview w/ Julien Martini  52:17 | MSPT Hall of Famer Rich Alsup ships his first WSOP bracelet 53:13 | Sponsor: Global Poker 53:30 | Final thoughts on the 2022 WSOP – Props to Jack Effel, Ty Stewart, Greg Chochon & Co. 58:50 | Robert Mizrachi wins WPT Venetian 1:00:20 | Sponsor: WPT Global 1:02:02 | Paul Tedeschi binks 2022 Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Mystery Bounty for $232,474 1:035:25 | Chad is moving to Las Vegas!

In the latest PokerNews Podcast, Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen take a deep dive into the recently-announced 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) schedule. There are 88 live bracelet events with buy-ins ranging from $400-$250,000 along with 14 online tournaments open to players in New Jersey, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. From the "Housewarming" opener to "Record Breaker" events, it's time to mark your calendars! There are more mid-stake tournaments, a $100,000 High Roller Bounty, and a Million Dollar Bounty event. Plus, will this year's $10,000 Main Event return to form given it's back in its usual summer 4th of July timeslot? Also, you can learn details on satellites, daily deepstacks, and COVID-19 plans... here's a hint, neither masks nor proof of vaccination is required (could potentially change if CDC guidelines do).  Tune in now to learn everything you need to know about the 2022 WSOP schedule! Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:24 | Welcome to the show 00:50 | PokerNews Community Executive Jesse Fullen joins the show 03:15 | Kudos to the WSOP team on all their hard work 03:57 | Phil Hellmuth ain't got nothing on Vince Vaughn 04:25 | Laurence Fishburne in WSOP commercials 04:46 | A look at the 2022 WSOP Main Event 08:42 | Fans likely to like Bally's & Paris set-up 09:56 | Kicking things off with the “Housewarming” Event 11:30 | No masks and no vaccine requirement 12:50 | A look at the “Record Breaker” tournaments 14:55 | Million Dollar Bounty Event 17:20 | Shout out to Jack Effel 18:20 | More mid-stakes ranging w/ $2,000 & $3,000 buy-ins 19:26 | $100,000 High Roller Bounty 21:16 | $25,000 Heads-Up Championship 22:13 | $1,000 Flip & Go presented by GGPoker 24:36 | Sponsor: GGPoker 25:40 | $1,000 Seniors Championship June 22-23 starting flights 27:40 | $777 Lucky 7s is in, $888 Crazy 8s is out 29:13 | Poker Hall of Fame Bounty returning 33:35 | Revamped Tournament of Champions and who is eligible 35:19 | A look at the online bracelet events 35:45 | Make sure to familiarize yourself with the Champagne Room 39:28 | 2022 WSOP Europe returning to King's Casino Rozvadov Oct. 12-Nov. 3 42:20 | What event sticks out to Chad & Jesse? 45:30 | The 2022 WSOP is shaping up to be record-breaking affair! 

It's Episode 20 of The Poker Show and we've got a good one for you! We introduce our newest GPI/THM team member, Kevin Mathers - you may have heard of him - to the world! We also chat WSOP Europe, WPT Five Diamond, Justin Bonomo back on top of the All-Time Money List and our Group Chat is all about former WSOPE Main Event Champions going head-to-head, tournament style!

Aflevering nummer 27 van de ‘PokerCity Podcast – pokerpraat met Kracht Tonen en Prins Flip' is nu te beluisteren! PokerCity's hoofdredacteur en mede-eigenaar Pieter ‘Prins Flip' Salet bespreekt samen met pokercommentator en pokerspeler Mark ‘Kracht Tonen' Roovers actuele zaken die spelen in de pokerwereld.  Zo is Nederland ineens twee WSOP bracelets rijker door Antoine Vranken en Bjorn Verbakel, die toernooien wonnen bij de WSOP Europe. En er werd tussen de lockdowns door nog net een Master Classics of Poker gespeeld in het Holland Casino. Die pakken ze ons niet meer af!Sander van Wesemael pakte z'n vierde MCOP bordje en Bas de Laat won het Main Event.Veel luisterplezier met deze editie van de podcast!

On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Jeff Platt and Chad Holloway wrap up the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP)! They recap the last of the bracelet winners including Adrian Mateos, Michael Addamo, and Mikita Badziakouski. Plus, hear winner interviews with Benny Glaser, Jeremy Ausmus, Boris Kolev, Leo Margets, Jason Wheeler, and Ole Schemion. Other stories covered include Josh Arieh and Scott Ball winning WSOP Player of the Year honors, EPT Prague being postponed due to new COVID restrictions, and winners from Darren Elias' End Boss Poker Series on BetMGM. Finally, get up to speed on all the early winners from the 2021 World Series of Poker Europe. Big thanks to the special sponsor this week in Elite Chip Care. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:24 | Welcome to the show 00:35 | How are Jeff & Chad handling the post-WSOP hangover? 02:10 | WSOP Europe gets underway 03:55 | Josh Arieh wins 2021 WSOP Player of the Year 05:20 | Scott Ball wins Velo NLH POY 07:10 | Sponsor: Elite Chip Care 07:45 | Michael Addamo wins his second bracelet of the 2021 WSOP 09:55 | Mikita Badziakouski claims first gold bracelet in Event #85: $50,000 High Roller 11:07 | Adrian Mateos wins his 4th career bracelet in $250K Super High Roller 12:15 | Benny Glaser wins $10K Razz Championship for 4th gold bracelet 13:44 | Winner interview w/ Benny Glaser 16:10 | Boris Kolev wins last WSOP bracelet awarded at the Rio 17:27 | Winner interview w/ Boris Kolev 19:52 | Jason Wheeler ships first bracelet after finishing runner-up in 2009 20:33 | Winner interview w/ Jason Wheeler 23:52 | Ole Schemion takes down Poker Hall of Fame Bounty for first bracelet 24:37 | Garry Gates notches another fourth-place finish 26:36 | Winner interview w/ Ole Schemion 28:50 | Sponsor: GGPoker 29:35 | Jeremy Ausmus hold off Hellmuth & Negreanu to claim another bracelet 31:45 | Winner interview w/ Jeremy Ausmus 35:36 | Leo Margets only woman to win bracelet in open event at 2021 WSOP 37:11 | Winner interview w/ Leo Margets 41:38 | EPT Prague postponed due to new COVID restrictions 43:20 | Recapping WSOP Europe winners thus far 47:16 | Big winners from Darren Elias' End Boss Poker Series 49:57 | Sponsor: Daniel Negreanu on GGPoker

On the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Jeff Platt, and Chad Holloway come to you from the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP)! They recap the 2021 WSOP $10,000 Main Event, which was won by Koray Aldemir, and highlight other recent bracelet winners including Brian Hastings, Chad Himmelspach, and David Moses. They also offer an interview with actor and new WSOP Master of Ceremonies Vince Vaughn, as well as one with new Poker Hall of Fame inductee Eli Elezra. Also, hear the crew discuss rumors concerning the WSOP's upcoming move to the Las Vegas Strip and what the future may hold for the aforementioned Poker Hall of Fame. Big thanks to the special sponsor this week in Elite Chip Care. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:24 | Welcome to the show 00:40 | The band is back together! 03:05 | Sponsor: Elite Chip Care 03:45 | Koray Aldemir wins 2021 WSOP Main Event 06:40 | George Holmes puts up good heads-up fight 09:29 | Winner interview w/ Koray Aldemir 16:47 | 2022 WSOP moving to The Strip at Bally's & Paris 19:28 | Rumor Mill: Is a Horseshoe rebrand coming? 20:20 | Hollywood actor Vince Vaughan named WSOP Master of Ceremonies 26:24 | Interview w/ Vince Vaughan 32:55 | Sponsor: partypoker 33:40 | Eli Elezra inducted into Poker Hall of Fame 36:00 | Are changes coming to the Poker Hall of Fame? 40:43 | Interview w/ Poker Hall of Famer Eli Elezra 42:13 | Brian Hastings becomes 29th player in history to claim five gold bracelets 43:06 | Winner interview w/ Brian Hastings 45:50 | Chad Himmelspach wins Event #75: $1,500 Freezeout NLH for $270,877 46:58 | Winner interview w/ Chad Himmelspach 48:48 | David Moses wins Event #70: $888 Crazy Eights for $888,888 51:51 | Winner interview w/ David Moses 57:26 | End Boss Poker Series coming to BetMGM NJ, PA & MI Nov. 23-28 59:04 | Just five days remain in the 2021 WSOP 59:58 | WSOP Europe right around the corner

Mike Watson has been one of the more consistent tournament performers over his 15-year poker career, having racked up more than $12.5 million on the circuit. The St. Johns, Newfoundland native broke out in 2008, winning the WPT Bellagio Cup main event for nearly $1.7 million. In addition to numerous final tables on the high roller circuit, he also took down the 2016 EPT PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, giving him two parts of poker's elusive Triple Crown.  Watson does have two wins at the World Series of Poker. The first came in a 2011 WSOP Europe side event, and the second was a year later at the WSOP Europe when he banked $1.3 million in the high roller event. Unfortunately, neither of those WSOP events awarded bracelets.In the last couple of years, 'SirWatts' has rededicated himself to online poker, bringing his career totals to $10 million. As a result, he is now Canada's top-ranked online player according to PocketFives, and reached a peak of no. 3 in the world earlier this year.  Highlights from this interview include when wedding season collides with poker season, having professors for parents, being a 'math nerd,' the Waterloo-poker connection, life-changing money at Bellagio, re-evaluating his game, winning two WSOP events and getting no bracelets, a big score in the Bahamas, a high-stakes online run, six-figure cash game pots, winning with Sam Greenwood, working as an umpire, fooling Dan Heimiller as Martin Jacobson, and enjoying sushi pizza for breakfast.

On the latest special episode of the PokerNews Podcast, Jeff Platt and Chad Holloway highlight more bracelet winners from the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online events including Bryan Piccioli and Ryan Leng. They also address the rumor that the WSOP will move to Paris and Bally's on the Las Vegas Strip in 2022, WSOP.com hosting eight bracelet events in Pennsylvania, and Daniel Negreanu winning the inaugural PokerGO Cup. In addition, Chad talks about his day with Phil Hellmuth, the WSOP Europe schedule was revealed, and Albert Knafo won the WPT DeepStacks Venetian. Finally, guest Deb Giardina of bestbet Jacksonville joins the show to discuss the upcoming World Poker Tour bestbet Scramble. Big thanks to the special sponsor this week in Elite Chip Care. Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:24 | Welcome to the show 03:37 | Teasing guest Deb Giardina of bestbet Jacksonville 01:10 | Chad spends the day with Phil Hellmuth 03:18 | Sponsor: Elite Chip Care 03:55 | Daniel Negreanu wins inaugural PokerGO Cup; 1st win in 8 years! 05:15 | Will this win give Negreanu newfound confidence? 07:00 | Sponsor: GGPoker 07:58 | WSOP to host 8 online bracelet events in Pennsylvania 10:55 | David Williams nearly nabs an online bracelet 12:33 | Ryan Leng captures his second career bracelet while celebrating his wife's birthday 13:40 | Bryan Piccioli also wins a second bracelet 15:45 | Recapping other WSOP.com Online bracelet winners 17:08 | WSOP Europe schedule revealed 19:30 | Is the WSOP moving to Bally's & Paris in 2022? 24:14 | Guest Deb Giardina joins the show 25:50 | WPT Honors & Women in Poker Hall of Fame 26:10 | WPT is returning to bestbet Jacksonville 27:27 | Highlights from the upcoming WPT schedule 29:45 | An emphasis on satellites and promotions 32:25 | A family mentality 35:00 | Rising up to the challenge 35:40 | Getting big name poker pros to Jacksonville 38:00 | The bestbet Jacksonville weekly live streams 41:21 | Sponsor: partypoker Legend of the Week & Community Poker Knockout 42:23 | Albert Knafo wins WPT DeepStacks Venetian 43:55 | Golden Nugget release The Grand Poker Series schedule for Fall

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring, Chad Holloway, and Jeff Platt recap the latest 2020 World Series of Poker online bracelet event series from GGPoker. They then welcome guest Frank Funaro, an up-and-coming East Coast grinder who recently finished runner-up in the 2020 WSOP High Roller and won a partypoker US Online Network tournament. Other topics covered include the chances of the WSOP Europe happening, why a player union likely will never come together, Norman Chad's "Ooka Looka Challenge," and the recently announced 2020 PokerStars WCOOP schedule Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 03:10 | Sponsor: GG Poker 03:45 | $10K H/U Championship 09:30 | Bracelet Winners from GGPoker Online Bracelet Series Events #59-63 15:30 | Crushing Guarantees 16:30 | Win up to $10,000 in the Staking Challenge FREEROLL on StakeKings.com! 21:00 | Event #64 recap 22:00 | Event #65 recap 22:45 | Will WSOP Europe happen? 27:10 | Frank Funaro joins show 28:00 | Runner-up to Joe McKeehen but still a huge score 31:00 | Ultimate Wolf 37:00 | Bracelet bet with Daniel Negreanu 41:30 | His cash game Jamie Gold story 48:30 | High Stakes controversy from GGPoker 01:01:40 | Sponsor: Run It Once 01:02:15 | WPT Online Championships - Manig Loeser comes in second 01:04:00 | GGPoker Main Event off to a good start 01:06:30 | WCOOP schedule announced 01:17:00 | Oddschecker Ad

Kahle Burns has been playing poker professionally for more than a decade, grinding his way from play chips online to some of the biggest cash games spread in both Las Vegas and Macau. The Geelong, Australia native started focusing more on live tournaments in 2016, however, and the result has been a quick rise to the top of the high roller ranks.  The 31-year-old has $10.8 million in live tournament earnings, which is good for no. 2 on Australia's all-time money list, just behind WSOP main event winner Joe Hachem. Burns has two WSOP bracelets of his own, including the €25,000 high roller at the 2019 WSOP Europe series. Burns started 2020 off strong, winning the AUD$100,000 Aussie Millions high roller for $1.2 million, and finishing runner-up in the AUD$250,000 Super High Roller Bowl Australia for another another $828,000.Highlights from this interview include following the job, $10 high school games, racking up play chips, turning his game around after a downswing, climbing the cash game ranks, grinding for months in Macau, getting his pulse felt during a hand, why you show up early for high rollers, the poker faces of Stephen Chidwick and Adrian Mateos, passing up the WSOP for high-stakes cash, where he keeps his bracelets, winning a $1.6 million pot, playing $2,000-$4,000 heads-up for Sydney, Frankie Muniz, the Scrabble analogy, getting to the top of Australia's money list, show me your chips, the death of poker's middle class, and not complaining about runner-up finishes.

Today’s guest is a 4 time WSOP gold bracelet winner with more than $5.6 million in live tournament winnings Jeff Madsen.Jeff has been a known entity in the poker world for what seems like forever, beginning with his scorching hot start on poker’s biggest stage as the 2006 WSOP player of the year.In 2006 Jeff won more than $1.4 million, 2 WSOP bracelets, while also becoming the youngest person to EVER win a bracelet at the ripe old age of 21 years and 5 weeks (A record that was later shattered by a then 18 year old Annette Obrestad at the WSOP Europe).Jeff is a human being who simply loves battling in the poker arena and has no plans of ever calling it quits.In our conversation today we’re going to get into that fateful 2006 which, shockingly, saw his bankroll go from the high 4 figures to 7 figures in less than a month and how that affected his life in not all positive ways, the shocking impact of Black Friday as a red Full Tilt pro, the consequences of achieving so much success at a young age and much, much more.You’ll also learn about:- Physical tells and reading energy in the live poker arena.- Why Jeff believes he had so much success right off the bat.- Why money management is like Ron Burgundy, kind of a big deal.- And much, much more.So, without any further ado, I bring to you my conversation with the one and only Jeff Madsen.

Antonio Esfandiari stole the attention of the poker world with his breakthrough victory in the 2004 World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic main event, and he kept it by showing off his skills as a high-stakes prop gambler while keeping everyone else at the table entertained with his gregarious personality. Originally known at the tables as "The Magician," Esfandiari excelled as a staple of televised poker shows and live streams during the decade that followed the poker boom, and maintained his status as one of the game's best with consistent wins on the tournament circuit.  Esfandiari won his first World Series of Poker bracelet in 2004, and added his second WPT title in 2010 when he took down the Five Diamond World Poker Classic at Bellagio, a tournament in which he has also finished fourth and sixth. He picked up another bracelet at the 2012 WSOP Europe, but his biggest score came at the summer series when he finished on top of the $1 million buy-in Big One For One Drop event, earning a then-record payout of $18.3 million. It was enough to see him temporarily overtake the top spot on poker's all-time money list, before being passed by Daniel Negreanu, Justin Bonomo, and eventually Bryn Kenney. The 41-year-old has more than $27 million in career live tournament earnings.  Highlights from this interview include stage names, a childhood at war, obsessing over sleight-of-hand, why Phil Laak couldn't just enjoy the magic, showing off for dad at spread-limit hold'em, binking at Commerce with the last of his bankroll, being more modest than Phil Hellmuth, focusing on fatherhood, falling off the all-time money list, the exhilaration of getting shot by Dan Bilzerian, the 90 seconds following his One Drop victory, forcing Brian Rast into a tournament beast, how Phil Ivey was stoic in the face of death, considering love during trouble in the skies, washing cars and dishes for work, his Persian calling for real estate, being on the celebrity D- list, autographing body parts, Pinocchio insults, boxing training by Audley Harrison, buying out of a 'no release' prop bet, life as a bird, and being able to tell his kids he beat up Kevin Hart.

Dan Shak is not a professional poker player, but his tournament resume and travel schedule would lead you to believe otherwise. The 60-year-old New Jersey-native has spent the majority of his working time working as a hedge fund manager and commodities trader, and although he's been successful in his day job, poker has also treated him well with more than $10.6 million in tournament earnings. That's good enough for no. 80 on the all-time money list, along side players such as Andrew Lichtenberger, Gus Hansen, and David "The Dragon" Pham.Shak's biggest score came in the 2010 Aussie Millions High Roller, when he pocketed $1.2 million for beating Phil Ivey heads-up. He nearly matched that cash four years later with the second of two runner-up finishes at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure high roller. Shak also won the 2013 PartyPoker Premier League. Shak doesn't yet have a World Series of Poker bracelet, but he has notched two wins at the series. In 2007, he stunned the poker world by donating all $243,893 of his winnings back to the charity in the inaugural Ante Up For Africa Event. In 2017, he won the €25,000 buy-in high roller at the WSOP Europe series for another $245,831.  Highlights from this episode include why home is relative, discovering poker after wrestling matches, a brief college detour, running coffee on the trading floor at 12, staking and being a market maker, what he's doing on that computer at the table, why the high rollers aren't fun anymore, trying to make a deal with Phil Ivey, emergency landings in Iceland, renting bathing suits with Antonio Esfandiari, two WSOP wins with no bracelets, donating his entire winnings to charity after winning the Ante Up For Africa event, giving the recs a chance to win, getting cheated by nine high, why he sometimes has to leave a good game, losing a $600k pot to JRB, a painful bubble in South Florida, a humble job at KFC, preferring regular Joes to rich people, escaping the golf course, and how to make David Peters smile.

This week, Matt Berkey and Christian Soto talk about all things WSOP Europe, Bryn Kenney's recent appearance on the Joe Ingram podcast, and more. PLUS, they make a little fitness bet... To see more of our content, go to tv.solveforwhyacademy.com! To find out more about The Academy, check out: https://solveforwhyacademy.com

On this episode of The Fives Poker Podcast, Lance Bradley and Donnie Peters talk about Pennsylvania getting legal online poker, WSOP Europe coming to an end, Daniel Negreanu winning WSOP Player of the Year for a third time, and more.

Aflevering numero 2 van de 'PokerCity Podcast - pokerpraat met Kracht Tonen en Prins Flip' is nu te beluisteren! PokerCity's hoofdredacteur en mede-eigenaar Pieter 'Prins Flip' Salet bespreekt samen met pokercommentator en pokerspeler Mark 'Kracht Tonen' Roovers het laatste pokernieuws uit binnen- en buitenland. In deze aflevering gaat het uitgebreid over de Nederlandse Poker Hall of Fame. De 'genomineerden' zijn bekend en de fans kunnen stemmen op hun favoriet, Flip en KT bespreken de NPHOF uitgebreid. Maar er zit nog veel meer in de podcast, zo gaat het over de Poker Masters op PokerGo en blikken we terug op de Valkenburg Poker Series waarbij Lars 'LarsVegas' Smeets zijn hart lucht over zijn eigen Valkenburg. Verder heeft Prins Flip een MCOP-nieuwtje en heeft Mark Roovers een scoop te pakken met info over het nieuwste project van de highstakes crushers van Poker Ambition.Geef je mening en reageer op onze Podcast! Dat doe je door een spraakberichtje via Whatsapp te sturen naar de PokerCity Tiplijn! Deze fragmenten kunnen we dan gebruiken voor de volgende aflevering om op in te gaan en te laten horen. Dus geef je input en doe mee!PokerCity Tiplijn: 06 83 30 40 130:00 - Kracht Tonen vindt 'Negrano' een flapdrol!2:01 - Weet je waarom ik Kracht Tonen heet? Kracht Tonen!3:07 - Waar gaan we het over hebben deze uitzending?5:27 - Gooi dat rockmuziekje d'r effe in! Hoe kom je daar eigenlijk aan?7:40 - Prins Flip is zo'n lieve, correcte jongen8:10 - Stuur je spraakberichtje naar de PokerCity tiplijn via Whatsapp9:20 - De Poker Masters kijken op PokerGo! Jorryt van Hoof doet mee13:37 - Valkenburg Poker Series terublik; terugloop in deelnemersaantal18:24 - Hoogtepunten finaletafel Valkenburg - audio van de livestream22:45 - Valkenburgenaar Lars 'LarsVegas' Smeets over zijn Valkenburg en de Poker Series26:40 - Kracht Tonen twee-outert erop los in de WSOP Circuit Cup!29:45 - WSOP Europe round-up, anti-'Negrano' railen met KT35:19 - Nederlandse Poker Hall of Fame, de 'genomineerden' zijn bekend en fans kunnen stemmen!45:28 - De favorieten voor de NPHOF van Kracht Tonen en Prins Flip54:05 - Lofzang op Andre 'BorstelBreda' Nouwens en andere kanshebbers voor de NPHOF58:03 - Sidebet Kracht Tonen & Friends, Fantasy Draft Hall of Fame1:00:30 - Nieuwe speelschema's bekend: Venlo, Utrecht en Dutch Classics en PokerCity.BE gaat ook op pad1:02:30 - Prins Flip met een nieuwtje over de MCOP1:04:15 - Kracht Tonen met breaking news over het nieuwe project van Poker Ambition1:09:30 - Afsluiting met - SCHRIJF MEE - het telefoonnummer van de PokerCity Tiplijn! Stuur die reacties en vragen maar in naar de Podcast!1:11:06 - Einde

It's a star-studded episode of the PokerNews Podcast, as Kristen Bicknell, Mike Sexton, and Maria Ho join the show! Sarah Herring and Jeff Platt discuss Jeff's trip to WPT Montreal, where he was able to catch up with three of the biggest names in the game.  They also recap Daniel Negreanu's successful WSOP Europe, where he clinched World Series of Poker Player of the Year honors for the third time in his career.  Sponsor: Run It Once Poker

BIG Dave and Joe wrap up the WSOP Europe and talk about Daniel Negreanu holding off Shaun Deeb for WSOP Player of the Year honors. The guys also discuss the soft launch of online poker in Pennsylvania and take a quick look at the GPI ranking for Ladies.

The World Series of Poker Europe Main Event enters its final days. Sarah Herring and Jeff Platt break down the latest from Rosvodov on the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast.  Dario Sammartino and Anthony Zinno headline the remaining field, while the Player of the Year race starts to reach its conclusion.  Plus, Jeff discusses his appearance on Poker After Dark.  Sarah sits down with Tony Burns, who we can no longer call "TD Tony B" after his promotion to Director of Poker Marketing for the Seminole Gaming Administration. The two chat about the opening of the Hard Rock Guitar Hotel, and what's in store for the future of poker at the Seminole properties.  Sponsor: Run It Once

The Grand Opening of the new Guitar Hotel at the Seminole Hard Rock is the topic of discussion on the show, including an interview with Tony Burns, Marketing Director of Poker. BIG Dave and Joe also talk WSOP Europe, the Player of the Year competition, and what poker dealers consider the best and worst aspects of the job.

Lots of info bombs in this episode of the podcast. We start by talking about the WSOP-Europe and how dust it is. Hellmuth almost won a bracelet in a 45 person field, sad! We then answer a bunch of listener questions- topics include bankroll management, taking shots, and how to play underground games. Lots of knowledge and personal stories are shared, probably the most informative episode yet. Enjoy!

This week Brent Hanks is in major trouble with the law and couldn't make it onto the podcast! Remko Rinkema flies solo and gets you caught up with a brief podcast on all the latest topics in poker.  00:20 - An update about Brent Hanks being in trouble with the law. 02:05 - This week on the show! 02:30 - Send all questions, requests and notes to podcast@pokercentral.com. 03:35 - Shoutout to Run it Up Reno! Looking back at the big names that took down events there. 05:00 - Showbound on Poker After Dark presented by PokerGO featuring two qualifiers from the RUNGOOD Poker Series, Norm Macdonald, Maria Ho and many others! 08:00 - Recapping all the action from Rozvadov as World Series of Poker Europe is still going strong with Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey grabbing headlines. 10:00 - Phil Hellmuth denied his 16th WSOP gold bracelet! 12:10 - Phil Ivey is back! 14:15 - What else is happening on PokerGO!? Don't miss World Series of Poker Europe and Poker Masters on PokerGO. Catch the podcast on your favorite podcasting apps right now as well. Watch the Poker Central Podcast on PokerGO every week on Friday. New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now.

Lots of info bombs in this episode of the podcast. We start by talking about the WSOP-Europe and how dust it is. Hellmuth almost won a bracelet in a 45 person field, sad! We then answer a bunch of listener questions- topics include bankroll management, taking shots, and how to play underground games. Lots of knowledge and personal stories are shared, probably the most informative episode yet. Enjoy!

Bruce Briggs and Robbie Strazynski take you on their respective rollercoaster journeys at the home game felt. They interview Alex Craig of Thebetbot.com and discuss what it is that attracts poker players to sports betting. George from BBO Poker Tables discusses what the signs are that indicate it’s time to replace your poker table, and Ben Ludlow’s One Outer offers a hot take on Phil Ivey at the WSOP Europe.

Lance Bradley and Donnie Peters are back with a new episode of The Fives Poker Podcast. This time, they discuss a wild gimmick that saw topless dealers in a ladies event and the beef between Shaun Deeb and Bryn Kenney, plus get you updated on all things WSOP Europe.

We start the show with an update on Mike P the Poker Cheater. He hired a lawyer and boy, things aren't looking great for him. We then destroy the WSOP Europe for how poorly it's being run and marketed...did you even know it was happening? We then talk about annoying/frustrating questions people ask when they find out you play poker, and then finally we are joined by Jeff Platt from PokerGO to talk about a bunch of everything. A very fun episode, enjoy!

Rosvodov, Czech Republic is playing host to World Series of Poker Europe, and Sarah Herring and Jeff Platt discuss the festival’s kickoff in this episode of the PokerNews Podcast. How can the WSOP make the Player of the Year race more compelling?  Sarah and Jeff toss around ideas. Plus, Mike Postle’s lawyer responds to the lawsuit filed against his client, and his comments are certainly raising some eyebrows. Sarah then sits down with Brad Wilson from Enhance Your Edge for a wide-ranging conversation that includes how you can chase your poker greatness.

We start the show with an update on Mike P the Poker Cheater. He hired a lawyer and boy, things aren't looking great for him. We then destroy the WSOP Europe for how poorly it's being run and marketed...did you even know it was happening? We then talk about annoying/frustrating questions people ask when they find out you play poker, and then finally we are joined by Jeff Platt from PokerGO to talk about a bunch of everything. A very fun episode, enjoy!

This Week on DAT Poker Pod: We continue the Mike Postle cheating investigation with live high stakes pro Matt Berkey. First Mr. Daniel Negreanu joins us from Rozvadov to update us on his quest for player of the year and... other topics. Then Matt Berkey joins us to explain in more detail how the RFID technology could have assisted Postle in his cheating and new theories/information that have emerged. We’ve got plenty of mail to get to as well! Leave us a voicemail for a future show at 1.775.434.2932

Daniel begins talking about his honeymoon, getting recognized in Greece and meeting other Vegas locals. An attempted angle caught on TV during EPT Barcelona is discussed, as well as some strange behaviour from our favourite subjects Phil Hellmuth and Mike Matusow. Daniel also explains his WSOP Europe staking package as well as his beef on twitter with people accusing him of making the tournament schedule of the European series benefit himself.    (46:27) Phil Galfond joins us to talk candidly about Run It Once Poker and how the site has been doing, the decision to undertake this venture and his vision for the future.   Leave us a voicemail at 1.775.434.2932

On this episode of The Fives Poker Podcast, Lance and Donnie recap EPT Barcelona, talk WPT Legends of Poker, and dive into the added events for WSOP Europe.

Lance and Donnie are back to talk the latest winners from the tournament circuit, including Shaun Deeb, and dive into the added events on the WSOP Europe schedule.

Jackie Glazier grew up playing cards with her grandparents, but didn't find poker until well after fellow Australian Joe Hachem had won the World Series of Poker main event. The Melbourne-native grew up with a passion for sports and earned her degree in education, but ultimately felt lost as to what she wanted to do for a career. While searching for the answer, she stumbled on poker, and found herself grinding small-stakes at the casino. One good month turned into three good months, and she decided to give poker a shot. The decision paid off quickly, with Glazier finishing second in the opening event of the Melbourne Championship Series in 2012, before winning the main event. She took her newfound bankroll and confidence to Las Vegas, where she finished runner up in a $3,000 no-limit hold'em event for $458,996. The next year, she was the last woman standing in the main event, cashing for $229,281 in 31st place. Glazier earned her WSOP bracelet in the WSOP Europe ladies event. Last year, she competed on Australian Survivor, spending a month in Fiji for the televised reality game show. Highlights from this interview include flashing her accent to attract American men, not using her degree, crashing the guy's poker game, being on the good side of variance early on, learning the ropes with Joe Hachem, a mandatory win in Melbourne, refusing a big chop, crying for three days over a half-million dollar score, being the last woman standing in the WSOP main event, learning to practice gratitude, binking her first ladies event, where she keeps her bracelet, the online poker situation in Australia, playing poker on the London Eye, being married to a golf whisperer, calling the snake catcher, competing on Survivor in Fiji, pretending to be a Rubix cube expert, folding kings preflop and being right, a nice swap with Heidi May, cleaning the sausage roll vats, and the joy of driving in silence.

This week on DAT Poker Podcast: There is some great poker content to be discussed even though the world series is over! The guys are back and recovering from WSOP hangover. Daniel talks about his plans for WSOP Europe and getting healthy again.    The Triton Super High Roller London series is starting at the end of the month with a million euro main event! There are a ton of interesting tournament rules to discuss heading into this event, as well as the cast of high rollers. Other topics discussed are the BB Ante “controversy”, Daniel’s take on VPNing and Mike Matusow’s play on PokerGo. We’ve also got some tweets and a few selections from the Mailbag! 

Steffen Sontheimer recorded his first cash in the summer of 2015, and it wasn't until a year later that he started competing regularly in the high roller events. But despite his limited time on the felt, the 28-year-old already has more than $13.5 million in live tournament earnings, which is currently good enough for no. 44 on the all-time money list, and no. 6 in Germany. Sontheimer's run really started in 2017 when Fedor Holz went on Twitter on told that world that 'Go0se' was about to start crushing. Holz's prediction came true, and Sontheimer began making regular final table appearances. In September, he made four final tables and won two events at the Poker Masters to earn the purple jacket as overall champion. He also final tabled the six-figure buy-in High Roller For One Drop at the WSOP Europe. He finished the year with $6.8 million in cashes, 16 final tables, three titles, and a ninth-place finish in the Player of the Year race. Just last November, he won the $250,000 buy-in super high roller at the Caribbean Poker Party for $3.685 million. Highlights from this interview include growing up in the Black Forest, treating poker like a video game, making friends the Fedor Holz way, learning how to beat "the people," the spots where live tells actually matter, the Foxen stare, feeling relieved rather than happy after a big win, a buddy calls his shot, the sun run at the Poker Masters, where he keeps his Purple Jacket, getting a shout out from Daniel Negreanu, a $2 million summer downswing, never meeting your backers, the ties between staking and bitcoin, how winner's photos reveal who has the action, why the Germans are slightly overrated, cheering on the new WSOP champ, the integrity of the high roller community, betting against Jason Mercier during the wrong summer, a kindergarden connection, getting rid of baseball "matches," and winning a $400k pot on the last hand of the night.

In this episode, Jack Sinclair, WSOP Europe champion and final tabler at the main event in Las Vegas, reveals what he did to go from recreational player with a day job to WSOP champion – in two and a half years. Elliot and Jack discuss what it feels like to get into flow state and why understanding psychology can give you that extra edge. Listen in to hear a professional who fast-tracked his way to success share some insider tips that'll inspire you to take leaps of faith, improve your game, and experience your own flow state. Visit The Mindset Advantage Podcast or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Elliot Roe. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:50 – Introducing Jack Sinclair, a pro who made it to the final table at the main event in Las Vegas and won the World Series of Poker Europe 01:30 – He's been a professional poker player for two and a half years now; he started playing online MTTs in London 01:40 – He had a coaching session with Phil Gruissem and later became his roommate 02:30 – He got 8th in the main event at the World Series of Poker in 2017 and won Europe's WSOP this year 03:30 – He was happy to have placed 8th; he was playing above his highest level and was happy with his performance 04:27 – The decision to leave his day-job and play poker full-time 04:52 – He took a leap of faith before he was good enough to play full-time 06:10 – He's wasn't that confident, but was willing to try no matter what 06:20 – He started playing poker at university and got hooked 07:15 – Switching between online mid-stakes to live tournaments 07:43 – He's always been a live player; he has a good understanding of psychology which helps his game 08:17 – With online poker you can't read people as easily; he plays an exploitative game style which is best live 09:40 – Anton Morgenstern reads “vibes” and Jack is inspired by that 11:00 – Jack's thoughts on the mental game in poker 11:15 – He was an early adopter of The Mindset Advantage and hypnosis; he was a member of Poker Nerve as well 12:17 – He's suspicious of everything but thinks that these tools are helping his game 13:50 – It doesn't matter how good your mental game is if you are unsound; the question is if improvement to your mental game helps your poker game 15:12 – Producing your best technical game at the table without failing due to energy loss, stress, or tilt 15:30 – You can't always play to the best of your ability, that's why mindset improvement is important 16:22 – Jack doesn't enjoy meditation, but when he did it, he won the tournament 17:00 – Sometimes it's hard to find the time to meditate 17:35 – He wears lucky socks when he plays 18:11 – The pressure at the final tables 18:25 – It didn't feel momentous; he was just blown away being in Vegas and it was an overload 20:10 – He got into flow state on day six; he felt like he was no longer thinking and that every move was being gifted to him 21:10 – Describing flow state 21:16 – The day went by quickly, like there was no time 21:52 – He felt he was using his brain more and that the stream tables helped 23:33 – On day four or five of WSOP Europe he had a hand where he thought he was beat but called anyway; he knew he should have folded 25:20 – Now he doesn't care and does what he believes is right; this mentality helped him at the final table 26:00 – On playing stream tables 26:02 – You'll always look like an idiot because the audience can see things you can't 27:05 – The reality is that there aren't high-level poker players giving free, good advice on YouTube or stream comments 27:33 – On the getting the trophy 28:00 – He is satisfied with the way he played; he minimized basic errors and honed in his mental game 3 Key Points Going from recreational to professional poker player requires a level of faith. A trained mindset is important because you can't always win on skill alone. Flow state makes time fly and decisions feel like they are simply given. Contact/Resources Jack's Twitter Jack's Instagram Credits Podcast Production by Podcastily

In Episode 52, MTT Coach Gareth James and Peak Performance Strategist Dr. Tricia chatted about Gareth’s recent trip to King’s Casino Rozvadov for WSOP Europe where he spent his time commentating both NLHE & PLO!Then, Tricia answered a query regarding how to stop procrastinating and get started studying in order to move up in stakes.She explained:• Why clarity is a key ingredient• How to go small in order to get results• How to use commitment devices to ensure better performance• Why procrastination is actually a mood management techniqueWant us to answer your poker question? Post it in Dr. Tricia’s private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PokerMindsetMasteryLab/Or in Gareth’s private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mttpokerschoolclassroomTweet us:@drtriciacardner @MTTpokerschoolDon’t forget to Sign up to get your FREE MTT Tools at: https://www.mttpokerschool.com/Enroll in Dr. Cardner’s FREE online goal-setting course called: Rev Up Your Poker Success (http://bit.ly/RevPoker) Still putting off signing up for my course Crack the Code: Free Yourself from Procrastination? There’s no time like the present to enroll and learn all the many ways that you can stop procrastinating once and for all! Check it out at: http://bit.ly/ProOnlineCourse

In Episode 52, MTT Coach Gareth James and Peak Performance Strategist Dr. Tricia chatted about Gareth’s recent trip to King’s Casino Rozvadov for WSOP Europe where he spent his time commentating both NLHE & PLO!Then, Tricia answered a query regarding how to stop procrastinating and get started studying in order to move up in stakes.She explained:• Why clarity is a key ingredient• How to go small in order to get results• How to use commitment devices to ensure better performance• Why procrastination is actually a mood management techniqueWant us to answer your poker question? Post it in Dr. Tricia’s private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PokerMindsetMasteryLab/Or in Gareth’s private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mttpokerschoolclassroomTweet us:@drtriciacardner @MTTpokerschoolDon’t forget to Sign up to get your FREE MTT Tools at: https://www.mttpokerschool.com/Enroll in Dr. Cardner’s FREE online goal-setting course called: Rev Up Your Poker Success (http://bit.ly/RevPoker) Still putting off signing up for my course Crack the Code: Free Yourself from Procrastination? There’s no time like the present to enroll and learn all the many ways that you can stop procrastinating once and for all! Check it out at: http://bit.ly/ProOnlineCourse

For the Season 7 finale we've got the new WSOP Europe main event champion jack Sinclair. He sits down with Dara and David for an interview recorded the day after his HUGE win. We also chat to our good friend, German poker pro Martin Mulsow. Four-time APT champion Sam Razavi is back, this time for a strategy segment on a hand from his WSOP millionaire maker 2nd place finish. We've got all the news and final results from the IPO, WSOPE and Battle of Malta. Plus Antonio Esfandiari is back and talking about how the old-schoolers are coping with the Wizards!

For the Season 7 finale we've got the new WSOP Europe main event champion jack Sinclair. He sits down with Dara and David for an interview recorded the day after his HUGE win. We also chat to our good friend, German poker pro Martin Mulsow. Four-time APT champion Sam Razavi is back, this time for a strategy segment on a hand from his WSOP millionaire maker 2nd place finish. We've got all the news and final results from the IPO, WSOPE and Battle of Malta. Plus Antonio Esfandiari is back and talking about how the old-schoolers are coping with the Wizards!

WSOP Europe wraps up, crowning Shaun Deeb as Player of the Year. Donnie chats with Jason Somerville on location at Run It Up Reno. The Partypoker Montreal MILLIONS event comes up well short of its $5 million guarantee, with an overlay of more than $1 million.

It’s Halloween and Daniel, Adam and Terrence talk about their favourite costumes and Halloween hysteria before getting onto the poker talk. Daniel recaps godfather week and explains some of the high stakes props. Run It Up Reno and Chainsaw are also discussed.  In the news: WSOP Europe wrapped up and friend of the show Shaun Deeb took down player of the year! Terrence and Daniel take some shots at a certain European player as well. Other stories include PartyPoker winning an E Gaming award, Human Lie Detector Test and more. We also bust open the mailbag to answer your questions about what chip set to get, strategy recommendations and review a couple of your hands!

This week on DAT Poker Podcast - The guys kick things off talking about legal weed in Canada and Lottery Fever in the states...  In a bit of an off-format show, Daniel, Adam and Terrence begin poker talk with a discussion of the "Great Dane” Gus Hansen. Gus has reemerged on the poker scene since the summer and will be playing in Godfather week on PokerGo. Daniel offers his thoughts on Gus and handicaps the lineup for the show. Other topics discussed are Partypoker upgrading their player fund protection and WSOP Europe. The guys also responded to your twitter questions, and one of you dug up an interview with Daniel from 1999 which leads into some great stories from the “old” days of the poker circuit.    Link to video in our SubReddit show thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/DatPokerPod/

WSOP Europe carries on in Rozvadov with little fanfare. Partypoker announces $20 million in guarantees for the MILLIONS online series. Doyle Brunson debuts on PokerGo for Godfather Week with Bobby's Room regulars. Lance's fantasy roster decides to take the week off.

BIG Dave and Joe take a look at the early events of WSOP Europe, then get into a discussion of the proper etiquette of working with a poker dealer at the table, a great look at the viewpoint of those who pitch cards.

BIG Dave and Joe discuss the 10 Unwritten Rules of Poker you need to follow to help make poker more enjoyable. They also look ahead to the WSOP Europe and talk about some things Americans need to know before traveling to play in Europe.

WSOP Europe returns to Rozvadov, a tough draw for a yearly event. Doug Polk walks away from full-time professional poker. On the 20th anniversary of its theatrical release, the Ringer writes an oral history of Rounders.

Dominik Nitsche is only 27 years old, but he is already considered a veteran in the poker world after traveling the tournament circuit for the last 10 years. The Minden, Germany-native picked up the game early, and had a six-figure bankroll while still in high school. When he was 18, he won a Latin American Poker Tour event for $381,000 to kickstart his career. Nitsche wandered all over the world, cashing in nearly every country with a major tournament series, and along the way he picked up three World Series of Poker bracelets, and a World Poker Tour title. But the 888Poker Ambassador wanted more, especially from the high roller scene that fellow countrymen such as Fedor Holz, Christoph Vogelsang, Rainer Kempe, Ole Schemion and others had dominated over the last few years. The last 12 months have seen Nitsche get his turn in the spotlight, with more than $8 million in cashes. After finishing third at the Asia Championship of Poker in Macau, Nitsche won the $111,111 buy-in, High Roller For One Drop at the WSOP Europe in Rozvadov. Not only did he pick up his fourth bracelet, but also a top prize of almost $4.1 million. He's since made ten high roller final tables, and scored three more wins. As of right now, he has $15.4 million in live tournament cashes, along with another $5 million online. Highlights from this interview include the evolution of poker strategy, Harrington on Hold'em's relevance today, trying to be more GTO than the other guy, holding a half-million dollar bankroll in high school, why solvers can help even low-stakes players, an $8 million year, the relief of a big score, why he can't go broke, a growing concern in high roller tournaments, a love for Beirut poker, watching The Simpsons, and quickly reloading after losing a $2.3 million pot.

PokerGO is releasing the classic WSOP Main Event episodes from 2016 through 2011, and we've arrived at 2012 for this special edition of the podcast featuring Jeremy Ausmus. As the fifth-place finisher in 2012 Ausmus collected $2.1 million and became a household name in the game. Ausmus is a regular in big buy-in events and the highest regular running cash games in Las Vegas, and recently he's provided live commentary of the US Poker Open and ARIA High Roller Series events on PokerGO. Here's an overview of the topics discussed with Jeremy on this podcast. 2:45 – Starting the interview with Jeremy Ausmus, family life, the fun of being a poker pro and the freedom it allows. 6:04 – The motivation behind wanting to be a poker pro, the freedom, the money and what Jeremy's life looks like. 10:06 – Coffee! Jeremy gives his best coffee drinking advice, and relives some memories of being stuck eating bread in Monte Carlo. 14:03 – The start of Jeremy's poker career, moving to Las Vegas with just a few thousand to his name, making his way up the ranks and the steady everyday grind. 18:44 – Looking back on when Jeremy was at the peak of his powers compared to his opposition, becoming an online cash cap game specialist on Full Tilt, being the biggest winner in the Bellagio $10/$20 and hitting a peak in his confidence around his November Nine run. 23:08 – What is it like to be a live cash game grinder at the high stakes? Being the biggest winner, what goes into starting bigger games, and where does the huge drop-off come from comparing Bobby's Room with the rest of high stakes in Las Vegas. 28:15 – Playing in Bobby's Room with Michael Phelps and Jennifer Tilly, and a private game with Dan Bilzerian. 34:04 – Explaining to his kids, ages 5 and 7, that their father is a poker player, and what that conversation will be like in the future. 37:23 – How does Ausmus remember the 2012 Main Event where he finished in fifth place, wanting to watch the footage with his kids in the future, and reliving the big moments from Day 5 and 6 of the tournament. 43:06 – The awareness of the gravity of the moment as it's happening: Going deep in the Main Event, and the support of friends and family during the tournament. 48:17 – Andras Koroknai and Rob Salaburu, their personalities in the tournament and Jeremy's favorite moment from the tournament. 52:30 – Coming into the final table, Jeremy's expectations, his comfort level and seeing Steve Gee and Andras Koroknai blow up. 56:11 – Reliving and analyzing Jeremy's bust out hand, and how he would've done things differently with his current knowledge and understanding of the game. 1:01:15 – Cashing for $2.1 million in the Main Event, is Jeremy happy with his result in the tournament and does he have any regrets? 1:04:20 – Jeremy's bracelet win at the 2012 WSOP Europe, and how does he view this accomplishment versus other scores that were not wins? 1:08:14 – What's a stronger memory, the Andras Koroknai blow-up or busting the Main Event himself, and what it was like being on TV and having friends and family outside the game watching him perform. 1:11:01 – Doing PokerGO commentary for the US Poker Open and the ARIA High Roller Series events. 1:13:38 – Comparing the November Nine era versus the current PokerGO and ESPN partnership that brings the event live from start to finish, and why Jeremy would've preferred to have played his final table right away. 1:16:44 – Does removing the break allow for more mistakes and crazy plays because of the fatigue level of the players? 1:18:40 – Jeremy's summer schedule for 2018, his tournament aspirations and why the $10k 6-max is the one he looks forward to the most. If you're new to PokerGO, please subscribe right now and enjoy more than 100 days of live poker action on top of an extensive on-demand library. New on PokerGO right now: INSIDERS, following Daniel Negreanu, Seth Davies and Brandon Adams on their quest for success in the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl. Get in touch with the podcast on podcast@pokercentral.com.

Mori Eskandani spent the better part of three decades grinding out a living on the poker felt, even notching a handful of tournament wins along the way, but it's his contributions as the President of Poker PROductions that has earned him deserved praise as one of the more influential people in the game today. A natural story teller with a knack for spotting big poker personalities, Eskandani and his crew are responsible for thousands of hours of original poker programming, including shows such as High Stakes Poker, Poker After Dark, Face The Ace, the Poker SuperStars Invitational Tournament, the National Heads-Up Poker Championship, and coverage from events such as the World Series of Poker, WSOP Europe, and the Super High Roller Bowl. Highlights from this interview include working for free, grinding in the 80's, the power of pomegranate, an 80-hour week at the Stardust, naming the game of H.O.R.S.E., showing Henry Orenstein his hole cards, bad TV show ideas, being wrong about mixed games, watching Jamie Gold lose on High Stakes Poker, getting out the pickle business, a $600,000 poker table, the Wild, Wild West, and the importance of a Johnny Chan bad beat story.

BIG Dave and Joe analyze a couple of hands played by Maria Ho in the Main Event of the WSOP Europe and wrap up the action from the WPT Montreal. The guys also discuss the renewed cry for an action clock on a more consistent basis and finish the show with thoughts about things to be thankful for in the poker world.

This week, Dara and David sit down for a frankly hilarious chat with poker pro and newly crowned Aspers champion Tom Hall. They will also chat to vlogger, commentator, Twitcher and the newest Unibet Ambassador, Raunu 'Estonian Jesus' Tahvonen. The lads try to answer the question 'are vlogs just flavour of the week in poker? Daiva stops by to give her opinion on THAT hand between Niall Farrell and Maria Ho from the WSOP-Europe main event. There's also a surprise visit from hendon Mobster Barny Boatman whose book 'he played for his wife and other stories' has just hit the shelves.

This week, Dara and David sit down for a frankly hilarious chat with poker pro and newly crowned Aspers champion Tom Hall. They will also chat to vlogger, commentator, Twitcher and the newest Unibet Ambassador, Raunu 'Estonian Jesus' Tahvonen. The lads try to answer the question 'are vlogs just flavour of the week in poker? Daiva stops by to give her opinion on THAT hand between Niall Farrell and Maria Ho from the WSOP-Europe main event. There's also a surprise visit from hendon Mobster Barny Boatman whose book 'he played for his wife and other stories' has just hit the shelves.

BIG Dave and Joe talk about the signing of an online gaming bill in Pennsylvania, making it the fourth state to legalize online poker. The guys also talk about the results of WSOP Europe and Chris Ferguson's run at Player of the Year honors, plus they wrap up results from the WPT event in Jacksonville and the local tourney at the Isle.

This week on the Poker Central Podcast: Brent Hanks wins big in the ARIA High Roller Series on PokerGO Scott Seiver and Tom Marchese actually win the ARIA High Roller Series events All things poker in Macau: John Juanda is the best ever Adrian Mateos has arrived as a poker superstar. Who is Carlos Mortensen anyway? WSOP Europe hands out bracelets like candy, but is it the exciting sweet candy or those sour ones you don't want? Will O'Connor is moving to Pennsylvania for online poker, or is he? Crockfords Casino pulls off the biggest freeroll of all time, beating Phil Ivey in court over $10.1 million he won playing Baccarat with rules the casino allowed. Is this the end of Phil Ivey as a poker player? 

BIG Dave and Joe discuss some bad habit to avoid so that opponents do not gain an advantage. The guys also look at the early action of the WSOP Europe and the final table of the bestbet Bounty Scramble.

Three US states announce plans to merge online poker player pools. A judge rules against Matt Kirk in $2 million lawsuit, creating an unsettling precedent for gambling debts. Chris Ferguson leads POY race heading into WSOP Europe. PokerGo streams its high

BIG Dave and Joe take a look at the WSOP Europe and the upcoming WPT Tour stop at bestbet Jacksonville. They also discuss some good habits that players should add to improve their game.

Phil Hellmuth played J-J to perfection, propelling him to victory in the WSOP Europe main event. For more information and an exclusive FREE preview video of the webinar I hosted with Phil,...(Visited 1,049 time, 1 visit today)

Craig Casino, Pamela Jones and Scott Carroll are our guests. Craig is the all-time money winner on the Heartland Poker Tour, has the best poker name since Moneymaker and won the largest HPT tournament in history last October. The Poker Monkey and myself will be re-united for the first time in three weeks on this full two hour episode together*. We'll be talking Raymer, Cantu, Esfandiari, Southern Indiana, Hammond -- and of course Phil Hellmuth, who won his thirteenth WSOP Bracelet in WSOP Europe's Main Event. Pamela Jones co-owner and radio personality at OnTiltRadio.com is our second guest this week. Pam will be lighting up our studios, telling us about the On Tilt Radio (OTR) community, leagues, boards, and games. Scott Carrol is a friend of mine from Pekin Illinois who just won his first WSOP Ciruit title in Southern Indiana.   *We experienced technical difficulties, resulting in an edited, shorter version of the show.   Follow this show on Twitter at @scottclarkpoker Listen LIVE every Sunday at 3:00 PM (CST) on Blog Talk Radio and OnTiltRadio.com. You can listen to archived shows atThe Poker Monkey's blog or at scottyclarkpoker.com You can also catch us on ITunes, Stitcher, or at the PokerFuse.com directory. This show seeks additional sponsors at this time. Lock Poker is the exclusive online poker site sponsor of this show, no other sites may apply. You can be a sponsor on this show for as little as $200 per month, a great value for your advertising dollar. Please contact me at snotty999@yahoo.com for more information.

We introduce new recurring guest Dave Lerman, a former Hollywood insider who tells an especially seedy story about a sexual encounter with LaToya Jackson. Jasep of vegaspokerradio.com is our special guest third host for this episode. We talk about Cyndy Violette's odd plea for as little as $20 to help open her new Las Vegas vegan restaurant. We discuss Brandon Cantu's complaint that he was "robbed" of a bracelet at the WSOP Europe. We touch on Gus Hansen's appointment as the new "Face of Full Tilt" for its November relaunch. We try to determine what is really wrong with Matt Marafioti, who this week tweeted he wished he had cancer. We discuss the potential fine of $25,000 per poached player regarding Black Chip Poker and other Merge skins. DiamondFlushPoker apparently is really angry with Howard Lederer, and we talk about what that means. Brandon and Druff discuss the six Rocky movies.

We introduce new recurring guest Dave Lerman, a former Hollywood insider who tells an especially seedy story about a sexual encounter with LaToya Jackson. Jasep of vegaspokerradio.com is our special guest third host for this episode. We talk about Cyndy Violette's odd plea for as little as $20 to help open her new Las Vegas vegan restaurant. We discuss Brandon Cantu's complaint that he was "robbed" of a bracelet at the WSOP Europe. We touch on Gus Hansen's appointment as the new "Face of Full Tilt" for its November relaunch. We try to determine what is really wrong with Matt Marafioti, who this week tweeted he wished he had cancer. We discuss the potential fine of $25,000 per poached player regarding Black Chip Poker and other Merge skins. DiamondFlushPoker apparently is really angry with Howard Lederer, and we talk about what that means. Brandon and Druff discuss the six Rocky movies.

Lou Krieger and Shari Geller talk to their guest World Series of Poker Media Director Nolan Dalla about this year's WSOP, the upcoming WSOP-Europe, the November Nine, and under-representation of women at the WSOP.

Lou Krieger and Shari Geller talk to their guest World Series of Poker Media Director Nolan Dalla about this year's WSOP, the upcoming WSOP-Europe, the November Nine, and under-representation of women at the WSOP.

A Lake of Fire and JP_Airborne are your hosts for this episode of Poker Talk Beyond The Books on Rounders Radio. Results of the WSOP Europe and Poker Stars WCOOP are discussed and posts from the Poker Talk Beyond The Books Group are answered.

A Lake of Fire and JP_Airborne are your hosts for this episode of Poker Talk Beyond The Books on Rounders Radio. Results of the WSOP Europe and Poker Stars WCOOP are discussed and posts from the Poker Talk Beyond The Books Group are answered.

What!  A Free For All Friday without Rusty???  Where could he be???  We don't hesitate to have a crazy time even if Rusty is AWOL!  Plus, Ace and Lake recommend poker books and discuss an attempt to break a world record at the WSOP-Europe.NOTE:  SOME ADULT LANGUAGE PRESENT

What!  A Free For All Friday without Rusty???  Where could he be???  We don't hesitate to have a crazy time even if Rusty is AWOL!  Plus, Ace and Lake recommend poker books and discuss an attempt to break a world record at the WSOP-Europe.NOTE:  SOME ADULT LANGUAGE PRESENT

Phil Laak dressed up like an old man at the 2008 WSOP Main Event.  Gary Wise talks with Phil about that from the WSOP Europe event exclusively on Rounder Radio!