26 Oct 2026
We Talk With an amazing Florida Pro With A Humble Disposition
Poker Talk Podcast: Show Notes Episode title options “The Rominator Sings: 94 Wins, a Harvard Daughter, and a Rickshaw Driver’s Son” “Cheering Your Friends On: Ramy Singh on Poker, IT, and Family” “New Co-Host, New Era: Best Bet Jax Run Good Preview + Ramy Singh Interview” Episode summary This is the relaunch episode after about a year off. Frank Spaulding introduces his new co-host, Eddy Mroczkowski, a Jacksonville native and poker pro with over $1.2M in live earnings. They then bring on two guests. Jesse Hollander, poker operations manager at Best Bet Jax, recaps the recent WPT series and previews the upcoming Run Good series. His segment covers new formats, including a rotating tag-team event and flip-and-go satellites to the Main Event. The main interview is with Raminder “Ramy” Singh, a Florida tournament crusher with about $4.2M in earnings, 94 wins (second all-time in the US), and 647 cashes. Ramy talks about: Growing up in New Delhi as the youngest of four. His father drove an auto rickshaw, and his sisters held him to a high standard. Moving into IT consulting and eventually founding Symbiotic Consulting Group, which now has about 120 people on three continents. Being pulled into poker by a boss, GT Jack, at a bar league. He won his first tournament without knowing the hand rankings. Playing by feel and live reads, with no solvers or charts. His $486K score at the Lucky Hearts event at Seminole Hard Rock. His daughter’s admission to Harvard. A COVID hospital stay that changed how he thinks about money. A candid walkthrough of his bust-out hand in the WPT Jacksonville Main Event. Guests Raminder “Ramy” Singh: IT executive, tournament crusher, and founder of Symbiotic Consulting Group. Jesse Hollander: Poker Operations Manager, Best Bet Jax. Timestamps Time Topic 00:01 Frank introduces new co-host Eddy Mroczkowski 01:12 Eddy’s background: 3rd-place $55K cash, 8th in the WPT Best Bet Scandal Scramble event ($34K) 02:19 Eddy’s story: college football, entrepreneurial roots, the move from home games to Best Bet tournaments 05:57 Frank previews upcoming guests and the nominate-a-guest link 07:33 Main episode begins and guests are introduced 09:00 Ramy’s résumé (94 wins, 647 cashes, four trophies in one series) 12:20 Ramy’s WPT Jacksonville series, including winning a PLO/NLHE mixed event he had never played 17:48 Why Best Bet’s schedule works for travelers 22:16 Jesse previews Run Good: satellites, ladies event, $400 multi-flight, tag team, flip & go 27:37 Slum Donkey Poker Group shout-out and the rebate offer 29:46 Ramy interview begins: childhood in New Delhi, his father, education 33:51 Career path: Timex, Barbados IT job and cricket league, New York consulting 35:44 GT Jack hires him at ADT Tyco and the CRM project 39:06 Founding Symbiotic Consulting Group 40:12 IT first, poker second: how he balances them 44:07 Networking at the poker table; “solve the client’s pain points first” 47:46 His father: the “foreman” who could fix anything 52:20 Family: his daughter’s Harvard acceptance 56:38 How he got into poker: a bar league and the six on the river 01:02:14 Playing on instincts and live reads instead of GTO and solvers 01:07:00 Why he likes small daily tournaments 01:09:12 Downswings, bad beats, and the lessons his father taught him 01:14:46 The $486K Lucky Hearts win, with Hastings, Jaffe and Jesse Lonis at the final table 01:22:21 The Ferrari for his wife and the COVID hospital story 01:27:02 Goals: WPT and EPT, and the Run Good Pro-Am win 01:30:03 Breaking down the WPT Main Event bust-out hand 01:36:19 Closing question: how he wants to be remembered 01:39:06 Wrap-up and a Team Sing teaser Key takeaways Solve the pain point first. Ramy’s business philosophy, and he applies it to poker rooms too: listen to what customers are struggling with. Accept variance everywhere. He learned from his father’s good and bad rickshaw days that poker, business, and life all swing. Tap the table and move on. Live reads over charts.…
