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A podcast where we talk poker, gambling, and all manner of life experiences on and off the felt. Sometimes we have famous guests on who do it with us. Join us for a laugh or three!

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  • August 22 · 1 hr 19 min

    He Was Famous For Cash Games. Now He’s Starting Over. Andy Stacks Tells All!

    Get Justin's Crush Live Poker 6-Pack Course On PokerCoaching.com Andy Stacks built his name in the biggest cash games in LA. Then he decided to become a tournament fish. Which sounds insane. Because before the vlogs… before the GG deal… before Live at the Bike turned him into one of the most recognizable cash-game players in poker… Andy was just another kid who found poker at the perfect time. Born in Taiwan. Raised in the Bay Area. Back to Taiwan as a teenager. Then LA. A friend showed him the Moneymaker boom on a giant old CRT TV, taught him the game, and Andy started playing $5 home games. Then came the casinos. One/two limit. Then no-limit. Then 5/10. Then 10/20. Way too fast. He had jobs. He had a graphic design path. He had a normal life somewhere in there. But poker got loud. Eventually, he quit with a bankroll that probably should not have been enough, played no-cap 10/20 at Commerce with $10K on the table, and at one point was down to his last two bullets. Then came the LA private games. Spreadsheets of every game in town. Wild west home games. One game getting raided while he was up $10K. The Bike. The streams. The ego. The nosebleeds. The money. The pressure. The weird poker fame that came from everyone being able to see your cards. And now? He’s starting over. Not because he has to. Because he wants to. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Andy Stacks joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk through the whole ride: ♠️ Growing up between Taiwan, the Bay Area, and LA ♥️ Finding poker during the Moneymaker boom ♦️ Sneaking into poker rooms before he was old enough ♣️ Majoring in art and working as a graphic designer ♠️ Jumping stakes way too fast ♥️ Quitting his job with a very questionable bankroll ♦️ Playing no-cap 10/20 with two bullets left ♣️ Grinding every LA casino and private game he could find ♠️ Getting raided mid-hand while up $10K ♥️ Battling the toughest Bellagio cash games during the WSOP ♦️ Becoming a Live at the Bike staple ♣️ Playing massive streamed cash games on his own dime ♠️ COVID timing, GG, Taiwan, and Game of Gold ♥️ Leaving high-stakes cash to start over in tournaments ♦️ Building the Andy Stacks Poker vlog We also get into: why private games matter why the best pros stay private what stream poker did to high-stakes cash how ego can wreck a bankroll why tournament poker feels like heartbreak why cash-game players struggle with short stacks and why Andy is willing to look bad in public while learning something new. This one is not just a cash-game story. It’s about getting good at one thing… then having the guts to be a beginner again. 👇 Drop a comment: Would you rather be a cash-game crusher or chase tournament glory? Andy’s Links YouTube: Andy Stacks Poker T1 Links Phenom Poker: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 Play with us in Vegas: https://table1.vegas Card Player Magazine: https://table1.vegas/cardplayer Follow us: X - https://x.com/table1vegas IG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas ```

  • August 16 · 1 hr 14 min

    Her Mom Was A Chemistry Professor…And A Bookie. Jennifer Shahade Shares Her Story!

    She was rated 1400 for years.In a family of champions.Her father, a chess champion. Her brother, 2200 and climbing. And Jennifer,stuck — while people talked behind her back about why the kid in the family ofgeniuses couldn't play.Then, at 14, it clicked.1400 to 2200 inside two years. One of the youngest female masters in thecountry. Two US championships.And in the middle of that run, she won a beautiful game against a much strongerplayer — and found a note waiting on her board the next round."Jennifer, it is not nice to cheat with help from friends."She won that one anyway. She was on a roll.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Jennifer Shahade joins Art Parmann andJustin Young for the whole ride:♠️ The mother who was the first female full professor of chemistry at Drexel —and ran a sports book on the side♥️ The overnight Greyhound she took alone at 16 to win a title, and the trophyshe left in the luggage compartment♦️ Why chess players go broke at poker, and what money means in a game thatdoesn't have any♣️ Blowing up her own career to name a grandmaster — and coming out the otherside as an ambassador for US ChessWe also get into:- Teaching her son chess, and the day he told her to stop letting him win- Winning a national championship and oversleeping the live TV interview- Push/shove ranges at the WSOP before anyone played that way ("they just hated me")- Chess boxing, and why the Team USA tryouts were three days ago in Vegas- Her NAPT third-place run, and why being friendly at the table makes youmonstrously strong- Writing Thinking Sideways — and catching herself feeling the exact cognitivebias she wrote aboutThis isn't a strategy episode.It's about what it costs to be the first one to say something — and what ittakes to keep playing after.👇 Drop a comment:Is calling someone out publicly ever the right first move, or always the last resort?--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Show Notes00:00 — Intro + How To Say Shahade 02:18 — Philly, Chess Family & Her Bookie Mom 05:37 — Growing Up Around Chess 09:08 — Greyhound Bus To A Junior Title 10:31 — Process, Pressure & Teaching Her Son 14:41 — Judit Polgar, Kasparov & Chess Drama 18:07 — Cheating Accusations In Chess 22:05 — NYU, New York Chess & National Titles 26:01 — Poker Enters The Picture 30:22 — Online vs. Live: Pattern Recognition vs. Thinking 33:44 — Chess Tells, Poker Tells & A Rivalry Story 35:19 — First WSOP Ladies Event 41:10 — Sunday Million, EPTs & The Poker Travel Bug 42:51 — Thinking Sideways + Recent Poker Heater 45:44 — Black Friday & The Shift To Live Poker 48:38 — PokerStars, Women’s Initiatives & Isle of Man 52:26 — Chess vs. Poker: Bluffing, Money & Tilt 55:26 — Ladies Events + Building Women’s Poker 1:00:00 — NAPT Final Table Run 1:03:06 — The Grid Podcast 1:05:21 — WSOP Summer Plans + Mixed Games 1:07:31 — Whistleblowing, Risk & Support From Poker 1:12:45 — Socials, Substack & Thinking Sideways --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Jennifer's Links:https://JenniferShahade.comhttps://x.com/JenShahadehttps://www.instagram.com/JenShahade--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Table 1 Links:https://table1.vegashttps://x.com/table1vegashttps://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • August 7 · 1 hr 22 min

    He Chased A Six-Figure Score For Years. Then He Missed It By $2.

    Ninety-nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety-eight dollars. That's what the conversion said. Michael Gagliano had never had a six-figure score. Every friend he had did. He'd been playing for years — good enough that everyone knew the name, never quite good enough to break through. Then he gets fifth in a WPT in Prague. Aces into queens. Paid out in euros. He's standing in the payout line. Plugs the number into XE.com. $99,998. Two dollars. That's the story of most of his career. Always close. Never the guy. He was a hockey goalie who quit one day because video games were more interesting. He wanted to be a sound engineer until his mom talked him out of it. He lasted one semester at UMass, played pool ten hours a day, read Bringing Down the House, and practiced counting cards alone in his room. Except he wasn't 21 yet. And you can't count cards online. So he found poker instead. Then he was a nit. A real one. He'd put $50 online, run it to $300, and withdraw it. Over and over. Never building anything. He became a special ed teacher. Worked 7 to 3:15, raced home, and late-regged whatever was starting at 3:30. He had $1,200 to his name and spent $800 of it on a camera he couldn't afford. His now-wife told him it was the worst decision he'd ever made. The next day he had his biggest score ever. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Michael “Gags” Gagliano joins Art Parmann and Justin Young — recorded in the strange dead air a few days before the WSOP Main Event final table: ♠️ The AIM message from Mark Herm that changed everything: “empty your accounts, I'll send you money next week” ♥️ Why his mom was convinced getting backed meant the mob was going to break his kneecaps ♦️ The bracelet he won completely by accident — he'd busted, he hates turbos, and his arm slipped on the space bar ♣️ Losing $1,500 a day live in Vegas and printing money online every night because every good player was out at the clubs ♠️ The Parx story: an hour drive, 45 minutes at the table, kings into quad jacks, and he has never gone back ♥️ Day 4 of the Main — 14 big blinds, stuck in a parking garage, certain it was over. Day 5 — he bagged 5.3 million and didn't lose a single pot. We also get into: Whether online bracelets “count” — and why beating 2,500 people should mean something The classiest thing an opponent has ever said to him, the night he won his first bracelet Two weeks of waiting for a final table, and why the November Nine was torture Black Friday, six months of Starcraft, and moving to Canada in six weeks to keep playing The month his daughter was born and New Jersey regulated online poker Being one of the first poker streamers on Twitch — and getting banned for it Solvers, PIO, and the coach who told him they were the future when he thought they were stupid A calendar app that turned the hardest table of the tournament into the most fun one This isn't a strategy episode. It's about being good for twenty years before anybody calls you great. 👇 Drop a comment: Do online bracelets count the same? He beat 2,500 people in a mystery bounty. Someone else beat 140 in a 10K. Who earned it more? Show Notes 00:00 — Do Online Bracelets Count? 01:51 — Two Weeks Of Waiting Before The Final Table 07:28 — New Jersey, Hockey, And Smash 64 11:11 — First Card Nights, Moneymaker, And One Bad Semester 18:46 — The $50 Nit Cycle And Falling For MTTs 22:07 — The Camera He Couldn't Afford 23:58 — Teaching Special Ed And Racing Home To Play 27:04 — Mark Herm, AIM, And Mom Thinking It Was The Mob 33:33 — First Trip To Vegas, First WSOP Cash 38:30 — Black Friday, Starcraft, And Moving To Canada 41:37 — $99,998 45:24 — A Baby, A House, And New Jersey Going Online

  • August 2 · 1 hr 12 min

    Poker Was Never The Plan...But He Needed A Way Out

    Poker was never the plan.Marc Goone wanted to rap.That was the dream.Music.Studios.Videos.A real shot at making it.Poker was just the thing on the side.Until life got louder.Selling weed.Getting robbed at gunpoint.Trying to figure out who he was.Moving to LA with $7,500.Taking poker seriously because, at some point, the “backup plan” starts looking a lot more real than the dream.Then everything changed.Marc went from music to poker…from low stakes to private games…from trying to make it as a player to building one of the most interesting poker education brands in the game.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Marc joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk through the whole ride:♠️ Growing up in St. Louis ♥️ Chasing music before poker ♦️ Getting robbed at gunpoint ♣️ Moving to LA with $7,500 ♠️ Learning how private games really work ♥️ Why most people should NOT quit their job to play poker ♦️ The ceiling of private games ♣️ Building a staking stable ♠️ Why live poker is still deeply human ♥️ Why charts and solvers only get you so far ♦️ Building Hungry Horse into a real poker training business We also get into:- why the best pros stay private- why live poker is not “solved”- why private games might have saved poker- what most low-stakes players get wrong- how to actually get better at live cash- and why poker advice is usually way too clean for a game this messy.This one is not just a strategy episode.It’s a story about reinvention.The dream didn’t work out the way Marc thought it would.So he found another way out.And somehow, that way out became poker.👇 Drop a comment:Do you think private games are good or bad for poker?------------------------------------------------------------------------------------00:00 — Intro + Hungry Horse Poker03:33 — Grandpa, Utopia & First Poker10:27 — Moving to LA for Music11:39 — Robbed at Gunpoint13:24 — Moving to LA With $7.5K14:40 — “Don’t Quit Your Job”23:17 — Hitting the Private Game Ceiling25:54 — Staking Players & Building a Stable30:47 — Pivoting Into Hungry Horse47:20 — Why Private Games Matter1:05:41 — Live Poker Mistakes Pros Make1:09:41 — The Future of Hungry HorseMarc’s Links:Hungry Horse Poker:https://hungryhorsepoker.comX- https://x.com/marcgoone------------------------------------------------------------------------------------T1 LinksPlay with us:https://table1.vegasCard Player Magazine:https://table1.vegas/cardplayerFollow us:X - https://x.com/table1vegas IG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • July 26 · 1 hr 23 min

    He Lost Half His Net Worth…Then Became A Super High Roller! Ben Heath Tells All!

    Ben Heath was supposed to do something sensible.Finance.Teaching.Something with math.Something that made his parents feel normal.Instead, he played $3.50 sit-n-gos.A lot of them.Ben grew up in Brighton, England, playing chess, strategy games, and tiny family card games for one-cent coins. Then he went to Warwick, studied math, and started making a little money online during university.Not millions.Not nosebleeds.Just enough to avoid getting a job.Then one of his tutors casually mentioned that a few former students had gone into professional poker.That was all it took.Ben finished his degree, skipped the finance track, and gave himself two years to make poker work.From there, things got weird fast.He met Charlie Carrel through a university Skype group, went to Amsterdam with people he’d never met, moved to London, grinded Zoom cash, played live cash on weekends, went broke, ran it back, and started taking shots that were probably not approved by any financial advisor.At one point, he had around $100K to his name…then put a huge chunk of it into a €50K in Barcelona.It went badly.Then it went very, very well.Aussie Millions runner-up.A Wynn score he somehow left in the cage.A backpack full of cash walking back to the Rio.A SCOOP swap with Charlie that changed the year.A WSOP $50K bracelet.Triton.Super high rollers.$250Ks.$500Ks.And a runner-up finish for around $8 million.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Ben joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk about the full ride:♠️ Growing up in Brighton and studying math♥️ Playing $3.50 180-mans for university spending money♦️ Why he skipped finance and chose poker♣️ Meeting Charlie Carrel and moving to London♠️ Going broke, rebuilding, and aggressive bankroll shots♥️ The Barcelona €50K shot that nearly wrecked him♦️ The Aussie Millions run that changed everything♣️ Winning the WSOP $50K bracelet♠️ The Sam Soverel time bank drama♥️ How he moved into the super high roller world♦️ Playing $500K buy-ins♣️ Coaching high-stakes players♠️ Why he barely plays the WSOP Main Event anymore♥️ Why Phenom Poker got his attentionWe also get into:- chess- Brighton hippies- volunteering in Fiji- getting stuck in Madrid during COVID- Triton invite politics- why some $50Ks are not like other $50Ks- backing, swapping, and selling action- and what it feels like to play a half-million-dollar buy-in.This one is a poker story about shot-taking, timing, discipline, and somehow staying calm while playing tournaments most humans would need a spreadsheet just to emotionally process.👇 Drop a comment:Would you ever fire half your net worth in one tournament?------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ben’s Links:https://phenompoker.com/?r=BenHeathX - https://x.com/BenHeath48------------------------------------------------------------------------------------T1 LinksPlay with us in Vegas:https://table1.vegasCard Player Magazine:https://table1.vegas/cardplayerFollow us:X - https://x.com/table1vegas IG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • July 19 · 1 hr 42 min

    Is Poker Dying? Jonathan Tamayo Talks Poker, DFS, Winning $10,000,000 In The MAIN EVENT

    Everyone wanted to talk about the laptop. Jonathan Tamayo wanted to talk about mahjong. Because before the 2024 WSOP Main Event title, the $10,000,000 score, and the most debated rail in poker, Tamayo was a kid in Houston playing games with his grandparents, getting bankroll money from his grandpa, trying to figure out PartyPoker, and learning the hard way like everyone else. He had the early online poker growing pains, the college poker games, the PartyPoker bad beat jackpot, the Sunday Million score, the first WSOP summer, the 2009 Main Event heartbreak, Black Friday, daily fantasy, backing, a cash game stable, and years of being very good without quite becoming that guy. Then 2024 happened. And somehow the guy who had already been deep in the Main Event before found himself back in the exact spot every poker player dreams about. Only this time, he won the whole thing. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Jonathan Tamayo joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to tell the full story. Topics include: ♠️ Growing up in Houston with NASA parents and mahjong games ♥️ Grandpa casually funding the early gambling years ♦️ PartyPoker, online mistakes, and the bad beat jackpot ♣️ His first WSOP summer and $1,500 runner-up finish ♠️ The wildest $1/$3 game at the Rio ♥️ The 2009 Main Event run and Billy Kopp hand ♦️ Black Friday and falling behind the European solver wave ♣️ Daily fantasy swings, including a $900K football sweat ♠️ The 2015 Main Event and Joe McKeehen rail ♥️ Building a cash game stable ♦️ The 2024 Main Event run ♣️ LaptopGate, final table prep, and what actually happened ♠️ The heads-up live tell that helped swing the match ♥️ Winning the Main Event and what changes after $10M We also get into why the Main Event still matters, the truth about final table preparation, what people misunderstood about the rail, how poker strategy has changed, why the player pool is aging, and what poker’s future problem might really be. This one is part origin story, part Main Event breakdown, and part answer to the controversy everyone had an opinion on. What’s your honest take on final table rails using laptops? Timestamps 00:00 — Intro + 2024 Main Event Champ 01:43 — Houston Roots, Mahjong & NASA Parents 05:22 — Humble High School + Lazy-Good Student Life 07:56 — Cornell, Hotel School & Golf 11:02 — First Poker Games in High School 15:18 — Grandpa Bankrolls the Gambling 18:02 — PartyPoker, Western Union & Online Growing Pains 19:15 — The PartyPoker Bad Beat Jackpot 21:39 — Sunday Million Score + Bad 2008 Job Market 23:19 — First WSOP Summer + $1,500 Runner-Up Finish 25:00 — The Wildest $1/$3 Game at the Rio 34:08 — Turning Stone, Brian Hastings & Cornell Private Games 36:21 — 2009 Main Event Run Begins 38:16 — Day 3 Heater + Jenga Chip Explosion 42:44 — Billy Kopp Hand + 21st Place Finish 45:20 — Backing, Supernova Elite & Old-School 10Ks 50:30 — Black Friday + Falling Behind the Europeans 52:23 — Daily Fantasy Grind + DraftKings Hockey Championship 58:23 — The $900K Fantasy Football Sweat 59:13 — 2015 Main Event Run + Joe McKeehen’s Year 1:02:23 — McKeehen Final Table Rail + Early “Laptop” System 1:04:54 — Cash Game Stable + Long-Term Backing Setup 1:06:58 — 2024 Main Event Begins 1:09:47 — Day 2 Heater + First All-In Risk 1:10:21 — “The Hand” That Changed Everything 1:12:09 — Day 5–8 Main Event Grind 1:13:29 — Final 18 + Dom Starts Coaching From the Rail 1:16:35 — From 15 of 18 to the Final Table 1:18:06 — 10 Left + The Queens Fold 1:23:25 — LaptopGate + Final Table Prep 1:29:02 — Heads-Up Live Tell Breakthrough 1:33:00 — Winning the Main Event 1:35:37 — What’s Next + Staying in His Lane 1:37:53 — What He Did With the Money 1:38:30 — Poker’s Future Problem Jonathan’s Links X: https://x.com/driverseati Instagram: https://instagram.com/driverseati Table 1 Links Play with us in Vegas: https://table1.vegas

  • July 12 · 1 hr 24 min

    He's A Main Event BEAST. 2 Final Tables & Deep Runs Galore! Kenny Hallaert Shares His Story.

    Kenny Hallaert has lived almost every version of a poker life.Player.Tournament director.Casino marketer.Festival builder.PokerStars live events advisor.WSOP November Niner.Before the $1.4M score…before the Main Event final table…before he was helping shape live poker festivals around the world…Kenny was an electrician in Belgium who found poker through an online banner in 2004.Then a soccer injury forced him indoors.So he played.A lot.Limit Hold’em. Full ring. Online tournaments. Freerolls. Tiny bankroll discipline. The whole old-school grind.But Kenny’s story doesn’t stop at becoming a player.He helped build live poker in Belgium.Worked around weird legal restrictions.Launched tournament festivals.Ran floors.Designed structures.Learned the game from both sides of the table.Then he went on one of the most ridiculous WSOP stretches ever:Deep in the first Colossus.Deep in the Main Event.Then the next year…November Nine.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Kenny joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk about the full ride:♠️ Growing up in Belgium♥️ Finding online poker in 2004♦️ Going from electrician to casino marketer♣️ Building live poker festivals in Belgium♠️ Knocking out Daniel Negreanu at EPT Monaco♥️ His first WSOP trip♦️ The first Colossus final table♣️ The 2016 November Nine run♠️ Preparing with Fedor Holz’s team♥️ Why tournament structures are broken♦️ PokerStars, AI, smart glasses, solvers, and the future of live pokerThis one is part poker origin story, part WSOP time capsule, and part masterclass on how live tournaments actually get built.👇 Drop a comment:What’s the best poker tournament structure you’ve ever played?------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Show Notes00:00 — Intro + Belgium Roots 04:33 — Discovering Online Poker 08:00 — From Electrician to Casino Marketer 14:25 — Soccer Injury → Poker Boom 20:06 — Early Poker Breakthroughs 25:01 — Building Live Poker in Belgium 37:21 — EPT Monaco Heartbreak 42:07 — First WSOP Trip 45:17 — WSOP Colossus + Main Event Runs 50:13 — The November Nine Run 54:53 — Balancing Player Life & Poker Business 59:53 — Main Event Strategy & Table Dynamics 1:01:40 — Tournament Structures Are Broken 1:17:07 — PokerStars, Future Formats & Game Integrity 1:23:22 — Where to Follow Him ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Kenny’s Links:X / IG - @SpaceyFCB------------------------------------------------------------------------------------T1 LinksWhat is Table 1? https://table1.vegasFollow us:X - https://x.com/table1vegas IG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • July 6 · 1 hr 33 min

    She Had No Business Going Pro…And Did It Anyway.

    Esther “E-Tay” Taylor did not take the normal road to poker.She was born in South Korea, found as a baby, adopted into a strict Christian family in Portland, and raised with two older brothers who made sure she was tough enough for whatever came next.Game nights.Sports.Church five days a week.A real job at Wells Fargo.A future in private banking.Then poker showed up.At first, they weren’t even playing with chips.They were playing with dried beans and macaroni.A few years later?E-Tay quit her good job, moved to Vegas with almost no money, learned mixed games online for $26 at a time, took five years off to become a mom, came back to final table a WPT, and eventually became one of the most respected mixed-game players in poker.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, E-Tay joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk about the whole ride:♠️ Being adopted from South Korea and growing up in Portland♥️ Her strict Christian upbringing and her dad’s support♦️ Quitting Wells Fargo to chase poker♣️ Learning mixed games the cheap way online♠️ Taking five years away from poker for motherhood♥️ Coming back with a WPT final table at Borgata♦️ Jumping into the $25K PLO and finishing 3rd♣️ Her $50K Poker Players Championship run♠️ Why mixed games are so hard to learn now♥️ Representing women in poker the right way♦️ Launching Her Edge Academy to help more women get into mixed gamesWe also get into golf, motherhood, old-school online poker, PLO confidence, why she never studied from charts, and why poker needs more humans instead of robots.This one is funny, honest, and a really good look at what it takes to build a poker career without following anybody else’s playbook.👇 Drop a comment:What poker game should every Hold’em player learn next?Show Notes00:00 — Intro + why “E-Tay”01:48 — Born in South Korea / adoption story07:16 — Strict Christian home + her dad’s support09:59 — Game nights, brothers, and competitiveness17:28 — Wells Fargo and the “real job” path19:02 — First poker games with beans and macaroni23:10 — Quitting her job and moving to Vegas24:34 — Learning mixed games online32:48 — Taking five years off for motherhood35:03 — Returning with a WPT final table41:58 — Parks Casino ambassador chapter47:04 — Finding PLO and mixed games49:20 — Jumping into the $25K PLO56:20 — How her mindset changed over time1:11:00 — Women in poker and ladies events1:17:12 — Recent heater + full WSOP schedule1:19:34 — Deciding to play the $50K PPC1:22:26 — The $50K PPC run1:31:58 — E-Tay Poker + Her Edge AcademyE-Tay’s Links:Website: https://etaypoker.comHer Edge Academy: https://heredgeacademy.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/__etay__Follow us:X - https://x.com/table1vegasIG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • June 27 · 1 hr 28 min

    What Happens When You Grow Up As A Jehova Witness And Turn Into A Gambler? TJ Reid Shares His Story!

    TJ Reid Joins Art Parmann (https://x.com/ArtParmann) and Justin Young (https://x.com/Justinyoung07) on this week's episode of the Table 1 Podcast! We peel back the curtain on this incredible journey from vows of poverty as a Jehova's Witness to pokerORG reporter, to Final Tabling one of the biggest tournaments of the year in the Bahamas at WSOP with $10,000,000 for the winner.Show Notes00:00 Growing Up in Missouri, Religion, and Family Games09:03 Discovering Poker While Living a Double Life12:42 Excommunication, Starting Over, and Leaving the Church25:29 From Service Industry to Live Cash Poker31:45 Marriage, Idaho, COVID, and the First Vegas Trip36:07 Winning His First Major Tournament Score40:59 PokerNews, PokerOrg, and Building a Career in Poker Media47:09 Thunder Valley, Table One, and Playing Bigger52:48 The 2025 NAPT Main Event and Slot Machine Chaos56:04 Chasing EPT, PokerStars Incentives, and Bigger Buy-Ins1:06:38 The 25K Super Main Run1:14:24 Finishing 4th for $3.1 Million1:17:23 Becoming WSOP Circuit Manager and Growing the Game1:21:33 25K Fantasy Draft Strategy1:27:27 TJ’s Daily Vlogs and OutroFollow TJ on youtube @tjreidpoker https://x.com/tjreidpokerhttps://www.instagram.com/tjreid1/Follow Table 1: https://table1.vegas

  • June 13 · 1 hr 7 min

    He Parties Like A Tourist…And Plays Poker Like A Killer.

    Francis Anderson quit running the day his little brother beat him. Poker was different. That one stuck. Francis grew up in Poughkeepsie, New York, in a competitive family. Road races on the weekends. Soccer. School. A normal path. Then college happened. University of Albany. Accounting major. Study room poker games. $5 and $10 buy-ins. And then Jamie Gold won the 2006 WSOP Main Event. For a lot of people, Moneymaker was the moment. For Francis? It was Jamie Gold talking people into doing the wrong thing for $12 million. From there, poker got serious fast. He started playing online, driving to Turning Stone, grinding $150 nightlies with a tiny bankroll, and building a network through PocketFives and AOL Instant Messenger. Then he satellited into the Sunday Brawl, got 7th for around $10K, and told his mom he was dropping out of college. As one does. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Francis joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk through the full ride: ♠️ Finding poker during the Jamie Gold WSOP era ♥️ Dropping out after a Sunday Brawl score ♦️ Black Friday and the Costa Rica online poker migration ♣️ Grinding with David Peters and seeing elite work ethic up close ♠️ Moving to Vegas with a tiny bankroll ♥️ Getting crushed, going nearly broke, and rebuilding ♦️ Wearing a cowboy hat and mask to disguise himself in the Monster Stack ♣️ Turning a $5K bankroll into a massive WSOP score ♠️ Winning the $800 Independence Day event for $500K ♥️ Becoming Main Event chip leader the next day ♦️ Back-to-back WPT final tables ♣️ Why he still shows up early for $800s and $1Ks This one is a real grinder story. Not overnight success. Not one heater. A decade-plus of moving countries, rebuilding bankrolls, firing bullets, getting better, and showing up again the next day. Sometimes in a cowboy hat. 👇 Drop a comment: What was YOUR poker boom moment — Moneymaker, Jamie Gold, High Stakes Poker, or something else? Show Notes: 00:00 The Legend of the 14 Espresso Martinis 03:19 Why Francis Can Never Go by “Frank” 05:40 Intense Sibling Rivalry 06:16 Retiring From Running After His Little Brother Beat Him 09:11 University at Albany & Accounting 09:41 Jamie Gold Sparks the Poker Obsession 12:48 Turning Stone Trips for 18+ Poker 13:30 Early Screen Names: The Lab Rat vs. The Lag Rat 14:34 Dropping Out After a $10K Sunday Brawl Score 15:38 PocketFives, AIM & Chris Hunichen 16:21 First 6-Figure Online Score 18:45 Black Friday, Vegas & Costa Rica 20:14 Learning David Peters’ Insane Work Ethic 27:23 Moving to Vegas for Live Poker 29:42 WSOP Marathon Breakthrough 35:40 Going Nearly Broke in 2022 36:38 Cowboy Hat / Face Mask Disguise 39:15 $450K Monster Stack Score 42:49 $800 Independence Day Bracelet Run 44:49 Winning $500K 45:51 Main Event Chip Leader 24 Hours Later 49:20 Coaching With Justin Saliba 51:42 Buying His Mom a Car 55:06 Still Grinding $800s and $1Ks 58:06 Back-to-Back WPT Final Tables 1:00:50 Deepest Main Event Run 1:01:49 Big Field Tournament Strategy 1:04:52 First Trip to Asia for APT 1:07:10 Francis Anderson Poker on Instagram Francis’ Links: Instagram - https://instagram.com/francisandersonpoker T1 Links: What is Table 1? Find out here: https://table1.vegas Follow us: X - https://x.com/table1vegas IG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • June 6 · 1 hr 27 min

    Linda MotherF*cking Johnson in the House. Buying Cardplayer for the Cruises, WSOP Glory, Co-Founding the TDA, Owning a Piece of Party Poker...and SO MUCH MORE.

    Come Play Poker with us online & Get a 150% Deposit Bonus up to $3K!Sign up here: https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1OR...Come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1! (https://table1.vegas)---00:00 Cold Open: Fixing Vera Richmond's WSOP Omission00:45 Welcome to Table One & Guest Linda Johnson02:10 Childhood, Military Upbringing & Moving Every 3 Years03:12 Turning 21: Shifting from Blackjack to Poker04:08 Sponsor Break: Phenom Poker04:45 Postal Service Career & Card Games with Coworkers05:33 Early Days of Stud & Razz at Caesars Palace05:49 The 1980 WSOP Ladies Event & Quitting Her Job07:32 Cutting Her Teeth in Gardena's Smoky 1975 Card Rooms09:14 Linda's Dad Missing Her Final Table for a Shoe Shine10:13 Moving to Vegas with a $5,000 Bankroll10:33 Grind Routine: Condo Living & Playing Until the Sun Comes Up11:23 Strict Money Management & Climbing the Limit Stakes12:18 Breaking Into the Male-Dominated "Man Caves" of Poker13:58 Sisterhood of Early Female Players & Mentors15:12 Tournament Poker in the 1980s: Lapel Timers & 3-Spot Payouts18:31 WPT Boot Camp Bankroll Advice: Cash Games vs. Tournaments19:35 The Rise of Texas Hold'em Popularity in the Mid-80s20:19 Table One Mid-Roll Promo21:03 Why Poker is Beatable Compared to Roulette & Craps22:28 Shifting Focus to the Business & Administrative Side of Poker23:43 Going Glossy: Buying Card Player Magazine in 199226:36 Table One Mid-Roll Promo27:15 Financing the Buyout & Turning a Profit on Card Player29:23 The Early Logistics of Managing Card Player Cruises31:36 Wild Cruise Stories: Bunk Beds, PTSD, & Mexican ATV Wrecks34:30 The Dangerous Financial Hit of the 2001 $1M Guarantee38:10 Becoming Global Ambassadors & Affiliates for Party Poker41:05 Turning Down a Foreign Move & The Historic 2005 Stock Buyout43:16 Founding "Poker Gives" & Feeding the Homeless in Las Vegas45:02 Private Jet Prop Games: Chinese Poker & Razz with Kenna James47:00 The 1997 Razz Bracelet Win & Confronting an Offensive Advertiser49:34 Emotional Walk to the Horseshoe Final Table & Fan Support

  • May 29 · 1 hr 23 min

    He Lost $10,000 Trying To Eat McDonald's. Mike Noori Shares His Poker Journey.

    Come Play Poker with us online & Get a 150% Deposit Bonus up to $3K!Sign up here: https://play.phenompoker.com/register...OR...Come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1! (https://table1.vegas)---Mike Noori's poker career started with a crime.Well...sort of.At 16 years old he was sneaking into casinos, waiting for security guards to look the other way before sprinting into poker rooms.When that stopped working?He bought a fake ID.Not to be 21.To be 18.Because all he wanted to do was play poker.That obsession took him through:online poker's wild west,college dropout life,massive bankroll swings,mixed games,prop bets,a WSOP bracelet...and eventually...a 43-acre farm in North Carolina.Seriously.In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Mike joins Art Parmann and Justin Young for one of the funniest and most unexpected poker journeys we've heard yet.We talk:♠️ Sneaking into casinos as a teenager♥️ Turning a free $50 online poker signup into $12,000 (and losing all of it)♦️ Why he chose college based on nearby poker rooms♣️ Dusting a PCA package and nearly going broke♠️ Staking a friend in the Mega Millions that saved his bankroll♥️ Learning mixed games at Commerce and Hollywood Park♦️ Winning the WSOP Monster Stack bracelet♣️ The legendary McDonald's prop bet♠️ Walking 30+ miles to get out of a golf bet♥️ Training for a $35,000 basketball prop bet♦️ Leaving poker behind for cows, bees, and farm lifeWe also get into: fake IDs bad beat jackpots golf gambling mixed game glory days bracelet parties contractor scams beekeeping and why sometimes the best move is leaving the game entirely. This one starts in a garage home game and somehow ends with seven cows and a greenhouse.Only in poker.👇 Drop a comment:What's the most ridiculous prop bet you've ever seen?Mike's Links:X - https://x.com/MikeNoori---T1 LinksPhenom Poker (Daily MTTs + deposit bonus):https://play.phenompoker.com/register...Play with us in Vegas:https://table1.vegasCard Player Magazine:https://table1.vegas/cardplayerFollow us:X - https://x.com/table1vegasIG - / table1vegas

  • May 23 · 1 hr 2 min

    The WSOP Is Paying Poker Vloggers Up To $40,000. The Man Behind The Program "D22-soso" Tells All 🤑

    Before Wayne Chiang was helping shape the future of poker content at the WSOP… he was one of the best StarCraft players in the world. Not “pretty good.” World Champion. Back when esports barely existed… before Twitch… before streaming… before anyone thought playing video games could become a career… Wayne was already there. Grinding real-time strategy games. Writing battle reports by hand because replays didn’t exist yet. Competing against future poker legends, esports pioneers, and internet entrepreneurs before any of them were famous. Then poker happened. And suddenly the same competitive obsession that made him elite at StarCraft… translated perfectly into online poker during the boom. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Wayne “D22-soso” joins Art Parmann and Justin Young for one of the most fascinating crossover stories we’ve had yet: ♠️ Becoming a StarCraft World Champion in the earliest days of esports ♥️ The original “content creator” grind before streaming existed ♦️ The overlap between elite gamers and poker crushers ♣️ Going broke in poker and rebuilding from scratch ♠️ The insane early online poker ecosystem ♥️ Playing the biggest games online before bankroll management existed ♦️ Becoming part-owner of Live at the Bike ♣️ Helping shape the WSOP Vlogger Program today ♠️ Why poker needs creators more than ever ♥️ How AI, content, and media are changing poker forever We also get into: esports history Commerce poker politics poker fame vs actual skill livestream tells what makes good poker content and why “your network is your net worth” becomes more true the longer you play poker. This one feels like a time capsule of: early esports, early online poker, and the weird internet era that created both. 👇 Drop a comment: What old-school poker or esports moment made YOU realize the internet was changing everything? Show Notes 00:00 Pro Gamer Origins 11:46 E-Sports Forever?! 16:05 Poker! 19:30 “Old school” online poker 30:46 Going Broke 39:00 Streaming Poker & Live at the Bike 46:36 2-Hand Hold’em 48:49 WSOP & Content! 56:45 The BOOK Wayne's Links X - https://x.com/D22_soso 2 Hand Hold'em - http://play2hh.herokuapp.com/ YouTube - https://youtube.com/@waynechiangpoker WSOP Vlogger Program: https://www.wsop.com/poker-vlogger-program/ T1 Links Phenom Poker (Daily MTTs + deposit bonus): https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 Play with us in Vegas: https://table1.vegas First-time depositors can get up to 200% on $2,000 when you use our link. Card Player Magazine (Table 1 stories): https://table1.vegas/cardplayer Follow us: X - https://x.com/table1vegas IG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • May 17 · 1 hr 19 min

    Poker Was Chaos Until He Changed The Game.

    Come Play Poker with us online & Get a 150% Deposit Bonus up to $3K! Sign up here OR... Come play with us in Las Vegas at Table 1! https://table1.vegas Matt Savage almost changed poker history. Seriously. One ruling… one sentence… and the most famous hand of the poker boom might’ve played out completely differently. But that’s only a tiny piece of Matt’s story. Because before poker had standardized tournament rules… before the TDA… before modern tournament poker became the machine it is today… everything was chaos. Different casinos had different rules. Players argued nonstop. Structures were all over the place. And during the poker boom? Absolute insanity. So Matt Savage helped fix it. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Matt joins Art Parmann and Justin Young for a deep dive into the hidden side of poker that most players never think about: ♠️ The early WPT days and poker’s Wild West era ♥️ Building the Tournament Directors Association (TDA) ♦️ Running the WSOP during the Moneymaker boom ♣️ The hand that almost changed poker history forever ♠️ Why Matt thinks some modern tournament structures are broken ♥️ The future of poker with AI, solvers, phones, and cheating concerns ♦️ Why recreational players matter more than pros realize ♣️ The chaos of old-school WSOP poker rooms We also get into: poker room disasters missing money scandals livestream headaches bizarre rulings why everybody hates the floor… until they need the floor …and why tournament poker today looks completely different because of people like Matt. This one is poker history, poker philosophy, and behind-the-scenes Vegas chaos all wrapped into one episode. 👇 Comment below: What’s the most controversial poker ruling YOU’ve ever seen? Watch on YouTube: PASTE_YOUTUBE_LINK_HERE Show Notes 00:00 Early Bowling Life 07:02 Lucky You 09:57 Almost Ruining The Poker Boom & Matt’s Poker Origin Story 21:50 Early Days at WPT & The TDA 34:50 The Boom! 40:25 WSOP! 49:29 Technology in Poker & Unique Formats 1:08:23 2026 & Beyond Matt’s Links X - https://x.com/SavagePoker TDA - https://pokertda.com/ T1 Links Phenom Poker (Daily MTTs + deposit bonus): https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 First-time depositors can get up to 150% up to $3,000 when you use our link. Card Player Magazine (Table 1 stories): https://table1.vegas/cardplayer Follow us: X - https://x.com/table1vegas IG - https://instagram.com/table1vegas

  • May 10 · 1 hr 25 min

    He Spends 350 Days Per Year Inside of a Casino (And Wins). Allen Kessler Shares His Journey.

    Play with us on Phenom Poker! https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 Play with us in Vegas on Table 1: https://table1.vegas This week we're joined by Allen "The Chainsaw" Kessler. Most poker stories have some common thread. For Allen, that thread is curiosity. Whether that be the mechanics of a card game or a video poker machine, or even your basic slot machine, Allen's played — and beaten — them all. Show Notes: 00:00 Introduction to woodworking 4:15 Who is Allen Kessler? 10:04 Weekend Warrior Mode 15:39 Selling Phone Numbers?! 31:44 Vegas Baby! 40:00 Chain(saw)ing Some Poker Tourneys Together 45:38 The Chainsaw Mixed Series of Poker 51:32 The WSOP + Fantasy Poker 1:07:38 Binking a slot for $1,000,000+ 1:18:05 Which Bracelet is Allen Gonna Win? Allen's Links: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCVwTQG94x6mgJAgaIANr5TQ X: https://x.com/AllenKessler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chainsawpoker/

  • May 2 · 1 hr 46 min

    He Lost Millions…Then Fought His Way Back! Mike Matusow's Poker Journey Is A Wild One

    Mike Matusow was one of the best players in the world. And he knew it. But before the bracelets… before the TV cameras… before the meltdowns… He was just a kid in Las Vegas: Getting picked on Selling candy at school Building a race car to find his place Then he discovered gambling. And it hit fast. Video poker turned into addiction. Addiction turned into poker. Poker turned into dominance. Within months, he goes from never playing poker… to sitting with legends like Johnny Moss. To being told by the reigning World Champion: “You’re one of the only ones who knows what’s going on.” That’s how fast it happened. But the story everyone thinks they know? That’s only part of it. Because behind the wins… there’s a different story: Drugs Jail Millions lost Mental battles Starting over again and again And somehow… still competing at the highest level. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Mike “The Mouth” Matusow joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to break down one of the most intense careers in poker: ♠️ Getting bullied growing up and finding confidence through cars ♥️ Becoming addicted to gambling before poker ♦️ Learning poker and becoming elite almost instantly ♣️ Playing with legends in the 90s poker scene ♠️ The Scotty Nguyen backing story and calling his shot ♥️ The 2005 WSOP Main Event run — and how it slipped away ♦️ Russ Hamilton stealing millions from him ♣️ Jail, depression, and rebuilding his life ♠️ Why modern poker is broken and what players get wrong ♥️ The mindset required to win at the highest level This one is raw, unfiltered, and a look at poker from someone who lived through every era of it. Come Play With Us https://table1.vegas https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 Follow Mike Twitter: https://x.com/themouthmatusow Instagram: https://instagram.com/mikematusow Table 1 Podcast The Table 1 Podcast is poker’s living room. We bring you the stories behind the biggest personalities in poker — the wins, the losses, and everything that happens away from the felt. Subscribe for new episodes every week.

  • April 25 · 1 hr 12 min

    He Lost Everything Gambling…But Poker Bailed Him Out.

    John Borenstein wasn’t supposed to make it in poker. He got kicked out of three high schools. Finished with a GED. And spent his teenage years running around New Jersey doing things that definitely weren’t part of any career plan. Then one night… he ended up in a stolen van. And that’s not even the craziest part. Before he ever played a real tournament, he satellited into a $22 online event… Overslept… Woke up late… And won it for $27,000. In his parents’ basement. From there? He didn’t go pro the normal way. He opened an underground poker club. At 18. We’re talking: Armed robberies Methhead regulars Partners stealing rent money Getting held at gunpoint …and somehow… that turned into a six-figure tournament career. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, John joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to tell one of the wildest poker stories you’ll hear. Getting expelled from multiple high schools The stolen van story that got him kicked out Winning $27K as a teenager by accident Running underground poker games at 18 Getting robbed at gunpoint in a home game Losing everything… then winning it back in 24 hours The Colossus run with 22,000 players Why he hates modern poker This one is chaos, comedy, and somehow still a success story. Show Notes 00:00 — Getting kicked out of school Three high schools → GED with honors 3:44 — First poker games + early suspensions Running games in empty classrooms 5:07 — The stolen van story Car theft → crash → expulsion 12:52 — First big online score ($27K) Satellite → overslept → wins anyway 16:46 — Starting an underground poker club Turning winnings into a business at 18 22:29 — Armed robbery at the game Held at gunpoint in a home game 27:29 — Quits poker → Amazon job Trying to go “normal” 29:47 — Wins $40K → quits job immediately Back to poker full-time 36:01 — PCA trip + early tournament success First big live scores 42:24 — WSOP Colossus final table run 22,000-player field → first major result 47:30 — Why he hates modern poker Solver era vs old-school instincts 52:59 — The Tinder story begins Peggy Sue enters the chat… 1:09:17 — $50K blackjack punt → comeback Loses everything… wins it back next day Come Play With Us https://table1.vegas https://play.phenompoker.com/register?r=Table1 Follow John Instagram: https://instagram.com/itsmejonb Table 1 Podcast The Table 1 Podcast is poker’s living room. We bring you the stories behind the biggest personalities in poker — the wins, the losses, and everything that happens away from the felt. Subscribe for new episodes every week.

  • April 18 · 1 hr 29 min

    He Moved to Vegas to Win…and Hated It.

    Justin Saliba had $30,000. Sitting on the couch. Watching TV with his dad. By the end of the day… $0. Not one hand. Not one bad beat. Just kept firing… until it was all gone. “I had over 30K… and I hit zero.” That moment could’ve been the end. Instead… it was the start. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Justin Saliba joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to break down one of the most volatile, honest, and fascinating paths in poker. From growing up in Ohio playing neighborhood games… to chasing a professional soccer career… to moving to Vegas with six months to “make millions”… …and eventually becoming a $10M+ tournament crusher. Along the way, we get into: Losing his entire bankroll early in his career Why he HATED his first Vegas grind The coaching deal that saved his poker career Being accused of cheating — and how he responded Recording his entire session… then winning a bracelet Going on a heater that changed everything The mindset shift that took him to the highest stakes This one is raw, honest, and a perfect look at what it actually takes to survive (and win) in high-stakes poker. Show Notes (AI generated from the transcript. Please excuse any AI slop.) 0:38 — Intro + motivation to chase events Flying across the world when the “feeling” is there 6:12 — Growing up in Ohio + poker origin story Learning poker from his older brother during the Moneymaker boom 10:03 — College life + soccer career path Chasing pro soccer before poker becomes real 23:27 — Post-college limbo → poker focus Living at home, trying to figure life out 25:20 — $30K → $0 bankroll collapse The swing that changed everything 27:26 — Calling Jonathan Little Internship → coaching → rebuilding from zero 32:28 — Moving to Vegas (with 6-month plan) “I’ll make millions and come back” 37:47 — The Vegas reality check Grinding Bellagio cash… and hating it 48:03 — COVID poker boom Online games explode + first big tournament score 50:40 — Mexico grind with Rampage / high-stakes push Trying to break into tournament world 57:45 — First major live FT + brutal lesson Brock Wilson story on the bubble 1:07:14 — Cheating accusations High-stakes pros questioning him 1:07:46 — Recording everything → winning bracelet The ultimate “prove it” moment 1:13:15 — Heater + high-stakes breakthrough Winning trip after trip 1:21:24 — Triton final table + validation Proving he belongs at the highest level 1:27:15 — Life now + future goals Balancing motivation, poker, and life Justin's Links PokerCoaching.com X - @justin_saliba Table 1 Links Come play at Table 1 Play with the T1 community online

  • April 10 · 1 hr 23 min

    This Poker Pro Ended Up Living A Teenage Boy's Dream Life. Cards. Charity. And A Porn Star GF?!

    Matt Stout learned to count with five-card draw. Not math class. Not flash cards. Poker. His older sister taught him the game when he was four years old — which feels either wholesome or deeply irresponsible depending on how you look at it. Either way, it stuck. By high school he was selling weed, playing hockey, and doing just enough in school to stay on the team. By college he’d found poker, gotten busted with a quarter pound, quit hockey, and fallen headfirst into the game. Then everything sped up. A paperwork mistake knocked him out of school. He took what he had left to Atlantic City. Ran it from about $4K to $50K in a matter of months. Got staked by Sheets & Backs. And suddenly the kid from Bayonne was battling high-stakes tournaments against some of the biggest names in poker. That alone would’ve been enough story for one episode. But Matt’s story gets weirder. Because somewhere along the way, the poker pro became one of the most important charity poker operators in the country. What started as a $10 college fundraiser became the Charity Series of Poker — raising millions for nonprofits and working with organizations like St. Jude and the Vegas Golden Knights. And yes… we also get into how he met Katie Morgan. Because of course we do. In this episode of The Table 1 Podcast, Matt joins Art Parmann and Justin Young to talk about: Learning poker as a kid Getting busted and finding poker at the right time Turning $4K into $50K Getting staked by Sheets & Backs Building the Charity Series of Poker Meeting Katie Morgan This one is funny, chaotic, and a reminder that poker careers rarely go where you think they will. Sometimes the dream job doesn’t exist yet. You just build it yourself. Play with us in Vegas: table1.vegas Play online with the Table 1 community: Phenom Poker Learn more about CSOP: charityseriesofpoker.org Show Notes 3:47 — Learns poker at age 4 13:58 — College bust leads to poker 27:24 — $4K to $50K heater 52:30 — Charity Series of Poker begins 58:27 — The Negreanu text that changed things 1:13:05 — Meeting Katie Morgan Art: @artparmann | Your Perfect Poker Assistant: AskCharlotte.ai/poker Justin: @justinyoung07

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