by Doug Polk
Stories from the worlds of poker, cryptocurrency and more, hosted by (retired?) high stakes pro Doug Polk.
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7/6/2021
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July 23, 2024
<p>Debate rages on about what exactly went down at the 2024 World Series of Poker Main Event. Jonathan Tamayo and Dominik Nitsche were seen on the rail using laptops and software during the final table. Tamayo went on the win the whole tournament and the $10,000,000 prize. Was this in violation of the rules? And what can we do about this in the future? Daniel Negreanu and Alan Keating join the channel to weigh in. <br/><br/>0:00 Intro <br/>0:56 Daniel and Alan's summer <br/>5:58 The RTA controversy, How big is the edge? <br/>16:59 Where should the line be drawn? <br/>25:31 How to enforce the rules? <br/>40:48 Dominik's response <br/>46:24 Opinion of the masses <br/>51:01 Rule changes to make tournaments more fun <br/>1:14:25 GGPoker, Game of Gold <br/>1:21:14 Aftermath of the Main Event<br/> 1:28:08 Poker is in a good place <br/>1:33:14 WSOP Winter<br/> 1:43:10 Outro</p>
July 22, 2024
<p>A shocking turn of events has rocked the poker world. Jordan Griff is an amateur poker player who made it to the final table of the 2024 World Series of Poker Main Event. It got down to heads up against Jonathan Tamayo, with a $10 million first prize at stake. Unfortunately for Griff, his opponent is a long-time professional and was getting help from his supporters with the use of poker software between hands. Today, we're talking to Griff to get his thoughts on this bizarre incident on poker's biggest stage, the WSOP. <br/><br/>0:00 Intro <br/>2:02 Jordan joins <br/>5:06 The Main Event experience <br/>13:45 The laptop/RTA controversy <br/>28:10 NGC violations, DQ? Lawsuit? <br/>31:44 Dominik Nitsche, Tamayos rail <br/>35:02 The earpiece, Tournaments vs Cash games <br/>42:23 Outro</p>
June 22, 2023
<p>Doug Polk is joined by the player at the center of a massive controversy. Martin Kabrhel, who has been accused by several high stakes poker players of potentially cheating in the World Series of Poker $250,000 event, is here to give his side of the story. <br/><br/>Martin Kabrhel can be reached via email at [email protected] or on Twitter at @martinkabrhell <br/><br/>0:00 Martin joins <br/>4:00 Has Martin ever cheated or been banned? <br/>7:37 Card pressing <br/>15:32 Standing up mid hand <br/>20:21 Not coloring up, Sticky fingers <br/>23:24 The rail, Martins play day 2 vs 3 <br/>26:49 The AT vs KQ hand <br/>30:52 Giving the impression of cheating <br/>42:18 Playing $300 and $250k tournaments <br/>45:16 The Robl tweet <br/>49:40 Playing high rollers in the future, Rudeness <br/>57:45 The lawsuit <br/>1:02:21 Outro </p>
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