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Hello everyone, Welcome back to a
brand new episode of the Poker Go Podcast.

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My name is Donny Peters. I
am joined by Tim Duckworth, who

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Hello, has you know you know
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wood Remco Rinkima and I commonly refer to

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as the closets where they put us
for secondary commentary streams, and it's pretty

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cramped in here. I moved our
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looked like there was some stuff going
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to accidentally have someone hit, So
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of the room, of the very
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in wid. It's absolutely freezing cold
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cold in here. Tim's taking a
self you can find that on his Twitter

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account. Tim Underscore Underscore Duckworth,
do you want to check out what exactly

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I'm talking about right now? It's
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freezing cold. I requested it to
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want to know what I'm talent now, So guess what, bitches, I

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will request it to be cold and
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room. Tim is literally sitting out
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the mic up the mic stand.
He's rolled the chair into the hallway and

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is about eight feet away from me. I like the cold. I hope

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this is Sue damn. I hope
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issues we're going to be bringing to
you guys today. This is absolutely I

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would take a picture, but my
phone is dead and I'm charging in the

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other room. But anyway, I
digress way off track. The twenty the

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twenty twenty three Poker Masters. He's
done. We have a purple jacket winner,

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and that winner is none other than
Stevie four four four Steven Chidwick.

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He takes down the prestigious purple jacket. He wins the Poker Masters, he

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wins the fifty thousand dollars championship bonus. Stevie had a great series, great

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series overall. Steven Chidwick topped the
leaderboard with six hundred and eighty eight points.

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He had one victory he won at
ven number eight twenty five thousand dollars.

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No him and hold him for four
hundred thousand dollars he had four cashes

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total he cashed for in the tournaments
alone, he cashed for more than one

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point one million dollars, and then
you add that fifty K championship bonus,

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so cash for one point one five
nine million dollars total. At the twenty

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twenty three Poker Masters it took until
the final event, the finale, for

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Stephen Chidwick to take the top spot
on the lead award. Ever since event

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number one, Lithuanian Vladis Thomasowskis was
the top man on the Poker Masters Series

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leaderboard. He won the first event, which obviously put him on top of

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that leaderboard. He stayed on top
because he made the final table of event

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number two. He stayed on top
even more because he won event number three,

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and then he was on top from
there until the final event until Steven

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Chidwick got heads up in the fifty
thousand dollars noleman holding finale with Jonathan Jaffee.

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Steven Chidwick ultimately finished in second place
in that event four five hundred and

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four thousand dollars, so didn't win
the final event, but still did enough

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to finish a top the series leaderboard. And then Jonathan Jaffey going on to

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win that final event took home seven
hundred and fifty six thousand dollars in prize

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money. First things first, I
gotta check in with the commissioner. Would

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you think, what are your takeaways
from the Poker Masters? How did it

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go? Are you happy? Are
you sad? Where that it's just so

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beautiful? How this point system works, and how we have a sweat to

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the very last hand nearly. I
think it was great. I think it

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was a great turnout. We had
some incredible numbers in the early buying events.

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We were completely surprised by the field
size in the fifty k, you

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know, I think I set a
line at twenty four something crazy and we

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ended up getting forty two players forty
two entrants. Sorry, So that was

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great, Just another great series.
You know. We crushed it compared to

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Lassies Poker Masters in numbers both entrants
and prize pools. And that series had

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two extra events, So all in
all, great series. Yes, seven

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hundred and I think it's seven hundred
and forty two total entries across the ten

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events at this Poker Masters more than
eleven million dollars in prize money awarded total,

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So very good. Turnout overall all, got some new faces in the

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mix that I like to see him
in. I already mentioned Thomas Awskis,

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but you know, it's always good
to get some new guys out there,

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some new blood in these PGT majors
battling for the titles. Of course,

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we saw plenty of the guys that
we see around these parts, you know,

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quite a bit. And leading into
Super High Rollable that's going to kick

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off on Thursday, September twenty eight, I think this is kind of a

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great little, I don't know,
momentum builder, you know, going into

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that event kicking off the second half
of the PGT season. One thing that

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I will say that is kind of
secondary to the Poker Masters, that that

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I'm kind of surprised about. And
you can let me know if you're surprised

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about it or not. But I
thought Chris Brewer would retake the top spot

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on the PGT lea. I know, he had enough shots at I mean

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ten events at the Poker Masters,
not just ten events, but he made

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the final table what's three he came
in trailing that basically made him been champion

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Daniel Wineman. I thought he would
get it done, you know, the

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year that Chris Brewer's having, the
amount of events that are had here,

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the amount of points that we thought
would be up for grabs. As you

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mentioned, he certainly gave himself shots
to do so, put himself in contention,

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but ultimately fell a little bit short. But you know, I would

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imagine over the next month or so, he'll probably overtake Daniel Winman, if

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not someone else. I mean,
it depends. Daniel Wineman, I think

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is like in Europe somewhere swimming in
the Mediterranean Sea. So look, we've

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also had that Daniel Wyman's coming here
for the mix game series. Really we

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have yes who heard that the commissioner. Look, I just had things but

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okay, Chris Brewer could take the
lead, but I feel like we may

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see Wineman, but I would come. I've got twelve million dollars in the

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bank. I'm just sitting in Grace
getting the sun time. But no,

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of course, so let me quickly
just run through the winners that we had

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in the ten events at the twenty
twenty three Poker Masters already mentioned. Vladis

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Thomas Auskis comes out of the gate
wins event number one four, two hundred

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and thirty nine thousand dollars. Then
it's Darren Elias beating Eric Baldwin and event

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number two, Elias taking home two
hundred and twenty three thousand dollars. An

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event at number three, Vladis Thomas
Auskis once again finds the winner circle.

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He takes home two hundred and eight
thousand dollars in that one. Chino Reem

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wins event number four two hundred and
eighteen thousand dollars. Chinorem cashed five times

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at the twenty three Poker Masters.
Chino Reem and Alex Foxon were the two

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players to cash the most at the
twenty twenty three Poker Masters. They cashed

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five times each. Foxton did not
win a title, but Chino ween did.

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He win won event number four that
I just mentioned. Event number five,

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Andrew Lucky Chiwie Lichtenberger takes it down
for two hundred and four thousand dollars

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on his thirty sixth birthday. Then
it's Orpaned Cassett Chicagolo winning event number six

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for two hundred and eighteen thousand,
five hundred dollars. Then the first of

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the three twenty five K buying events, Nick Schulman takes down the first one.

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Event number seven, three hundred and
seventy four thousand dollars is the pay

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Day four Nick Schulman. Event number
eight. Steven Chidwick the twenty twenty three

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Poker Masters Purple Jacket winner. He
won Event number eight for four hundred thousand

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dollars, the largest twenty five k
event of the three on the schedule,

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Justin Bontomo taking home event number nine. He won three hundred and thirty three

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thousand dollars in that one, made
a great call heads up with Asi to

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take home the title. And then
the final event, Jonathan Jaffee takes it

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down seven hundred and fifty six thousand
dollars for him his only cash to the

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series, the only event he played
of the series. So he comes in

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kind of like Isaac Haxton did in
Poker Go Cup, comes in for the

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final event and just wins it.
That's what he does. But in that

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final event, as I mentioned before, Steven Shitwick finishing in second place to

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take home five hundred and four thousand
dollars and grabbed that purple jacket. What's

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your Chino ream story? First of
all, I want to give a shout

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out to China Room five cashes.
It serious. He was coming into this

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final event. The final day of
the final event, eight players remained,

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six cashed and there were what six
players? Six players could win the purple

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jackets. Yeah, so Vladas Thomas
Auskis needed to fade pretty much everything under

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the sun to be able to hold
onto that that purple jacket that he had

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one hand on. Steven Chidwick could
win it, Alex Foxon could win it,

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Brian Kim could win it, Chino
Ream could win it, Nick Petranjelo

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could win it. And was it
somebody else that was six people? Right?

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Yeah, that's five somebody that finished
in eighth places. I forget who

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it was. I can't even remember. This is how bad we are at

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our jobs. Anyway, go ahead
back to China five. Cash is very

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impresident. He's playing every event while
also multi tabling on Kings, playing heads

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up mix and you know, six
handed mix. Today before the final table

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he was playing Chat Eve Sledge heads
Up. I'm like, this guy just

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just wants to be in all the
action. Bit. Yesterday, after he

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busted Event nine, he went over
to carry Kats out Lord and Savior.

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I said, carry, Is there
a price for a second carry? Goes

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no, it's his first he goes
nothing. Chino's like nothing, carries like

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I'll give you a hug. So
gave him a hug. So, Chino,

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you gotta hug for now. What
is a third place finish on the

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Poker Master's leaderboard, ren Lyn,
He could have won? Yeah, but

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anyway, Yeah, Chino's just a
good series. Chino's out there blasting he

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had he had a good series.
Did Chino m you know, ultimately he

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didn't have some good series? Hold
on, hold on, We'll get to

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the people that bombed out in a
second, because because there were several you

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know, yes, so Chino m
ends up with one win. As I

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mentioned earlier, five cashes makes six
hundred and two thousand dollars in prize money

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from those Volad Thomas Auskis. So
let me just run down actually the top

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five on the Poker Masters leaderboard as
it finished out. Steven Schiwick number one,

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of course, six hundred and eighty
eight points. He had one win,

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he had four cashes, more than
one point one million dollars in earnings.

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The only player, by the way
to earn more than one point one

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million dollars. Vladis Thomasouskis finished in
second place, two wins, three cashes,

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five hundred and six thousand dollars in
prize money. It's really great to

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see Thomas Auskis, you know,
be that newcomer on the PGT scene.

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Hopefully we see more of him in
some of these majors that we have on

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the PGT. Chinorem finished in third
four hunerd and eighty seven points, one

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win and five cashes, six hundred
and two thousand dollars in prize money.

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One Alex Foxon he joined Chinorem as
the only other player to cash five times

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at the Poker Masters. Foxton finished
in fourth on the leaderboard with four hundred

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and sixty points and six hundred and
sixty three thousand dollars in prize money,

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and then Jonathan Jaffee fifth on the
leaderboard fourner and fifty four points, one

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cash, one win, seven hundred
fifty six thousand dollars in prize money.

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So that is the top five.
A lot of a lot of moving and

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shaking on the PGT leaderboard. But
some of the players that didn't move and

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shake too much are the ones that
I'm assuming you're going to bring up that

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didn't have a good Poker Masters.
The three that come to mind for me

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Daniel Lagran you yep, Jeremy Osmas
yea, and carry Cats. Those three

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didn't do well. I will also
throw an honorable mention into Phil Halmuth.

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He didn't play yeah, so dead
to us. He didn't have a good

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Poker Masters series. But coming into
the Poker Masters series, Phil Hanmuth was

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what eleventh on the PGT leaderboard so
thereabouts. So I assumed that after the

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success that we saw in the spring
at USPO, after seeing the success that

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he had at the World as a
poker, obviously winning his bracelet, I

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would have thought that, you know, we'll see more of him as he

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tries to solidify himself on this PGT
leaderboard, to stay in the top forty,

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to give himself the most chips for
the championship, all of that good

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stuff. But he didn't show up. He didn't show up at all.

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So I don't know if we're gonna
see him for mixed games. I don't

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know if we're gonna see him for
PLO super high Roller role, all that

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sort of stuff. But I mean, not a good start to the second

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half of the season four. Phil
Hummy fans out there because he didn't show,

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which is a bit of a moment. He falls out of the top

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forty. I think you're gone.
Who do you have anyone else that that

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didn't do too too well? I
mean, I don't want to throw too

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many people on the bus, but
those three, uh the top of the

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list for you know, the not
performing too well. He at the Pokamus's.

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But look, those three guys you
mentioned, they all play mix,

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they all play PLO. They're very
likely maybe not Jeremy top in the three

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hundred k to jump in the hundred
kpl Jerry was originally planning. Jemmy Ozzs

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was originally planning to play in Super
High Rollable. He had it listed on

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poker steak dot com, but pulled
that listing down late. I talked to

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him today, said he said he
he's still on the fence, but leaning

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that he won't play. But we
know these guys, I mean, that

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can change any any day. So
you know, maybe maybe Jamie takes a

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day off or two and then comes
back on Thursday and fires into that three

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hundred k. Will see I would
love to see him in there, you

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know. The more of the marrier
of course in that event, what else

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you got anyone? No, Eric
Sidell and maybe put him on the list

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he kind of you know, yeah, you know, there was a lot

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of players that that I thought were
setting themselves up for maybe not to have

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a big series, but to play
all of the events have big volume.

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One person that that we saw early
on that I don't think we saw too

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much later was Byron Caberman, who
has you know, kind of taken some

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time away doing the whole family thing
all that sort of stuff. But we

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saw him. Yeah, you know, but you know, Byron's played huge

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stakes before, so I just assumed
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whole series, like this is kind
of his you know, come back to

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to high Roll or some but but
I guess not so so. Yeah,

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but anyway, I thought it was
a really good series overall. I'll give

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you someone else. Okay, you're
not gonna like this, going, oh

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gosh, God, Okay, King
John Events, I guess he just wins

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his WSP bracelet bracelet Online. Congrats
to King John Reard in the third and

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then just you know, didn't decide
to show up anymore. Yeah, I'm

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looking at the list of how many
events people played, but there was a

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lot of new people which was in
the ten case, so like you know,

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those people that might not have put
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saw a lot of new people out
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that I was happy to see battling, and a lot of the events,

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Bin Wang. We obviously have talked
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is having, so it's good to
see him now jumping into three events.

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Not good enough. Yeah. See, the problem with Nacho is like if

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the high stakes cash games are going
on around Vegas like good luck, you

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know, like he's just gonna get
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I mean, I saw Patrick Antonios
put on his Instagram today that he's

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back in town playing high stakes mix. So maybe that just plays him to

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the fact that Nacho is gonna be
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for all the ten cakes? Yeah? Him, he came late. Samuel

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Loskowitz, he did great, he
came out, He did great. You

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know, NW kid on the block
here as well. So a lot of

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price je Jeremy Becker get crushing those
those win nightlies. He's got some haters

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for it. He's got some lovers
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with the big boys in this event, had some cashes. So good on

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Jeremy Becker and hopefully we see him
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we didn't see him too much,
saw him kind of early, but

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that's it. Yeah, five of
the ten case he played. Yeah,

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So, I mean, all in
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very good series and I'm excited to
continue on with the second half of the

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PGT. I mean, we're starting
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spirits are extremely high for Super High
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Action starts on Thursday, Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday live streaming on Poker

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Grow every single day. Hall and
Nick Schulman will be on the call defending

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champion Daniel Negra on you, I
mean who who like last year had twenty

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four entries, right yep? I
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TD Paul Campbell snaps the over im
this Tim's over here. I'm being

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a Debbie downersimistic, being a Debbie
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the unders that's you. We're in
your Twitter handle. I mean, who

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are we gonna get? I said
we should try and like guess the field.

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Yeah, and how many as you
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I got to nineteen and then I
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So so yeah, I don't I
don't know who if we're gonna get there

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unless we're sending in Hawaii, it's
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I don't know any of these people
coming from who knows. You always get

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some surprises. You know, we're
gonna see the Jason Kohn's the Justin Bonnimo

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Is Isaac has include Seth Davis.
Yes, I did include set He played

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two events this serious. Yeah,
but I don't know. I feel like

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that's the special one. That's when
he's not gonna miss you include Lucky Chewi.

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Yes, okay, he said he
was gonna play. He said he

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was gonna play the other No,
No, he played last ye, so

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I would put him on list.
Said he was gonna play Jason Kohn,

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Justin Bonnimo, Isaac Haxton, Lucky
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Adrian Matteos, Talasha Kerci orpan Casse
Chicagolu, Dan Smith. Dan Smith was

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the first player to buy in.
I'm assuming Brian Rass he's been playing these

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high buying events. I'm assuming we
get him in there. One wild card

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we could see who I think it
would be his first time. John Jaffee,

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Yeah, he's been playing some of
these really big stuff, so we'll

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see if we get him. Get
him in there. Daniel Daniel res I.

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I feel like it's on the fence. He could go either way.

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To me, he's been absolutely blasting
all these tournaments. You know, he's

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made a couple of final tables.
He's had some success. So who else?

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Kry Aldemir, I'm assuming he's gonna
play. I mean he could.

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He's also kind of on the fence. I feel like Razia is full thirty

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percent to play, seventy percent to
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then I say Karai is like sixty
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Yeah. I guess the question is
is Kry is sticking around for the

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mixed games in the PLO series.
If he is here for mixed games,

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I could see him skipping the three
hundred K. So just fire off you

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know two hundred K and buy ins
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thought. Yeah, sure I would. I would absolutely love to see Vladis

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Thomas us because I know but like
sell some action pert do whatever. Oh

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yes, we'll count the money.
I think he count the money. Stopped

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Stop Kim could be a possibility.
We already know Darren Ellis isn't gonna play.

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He said he's heading home. Yeah. Ren Lynn says that he's not

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gonna play. Ren Lyn would be
awesome to having that frill and said he's

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also skipping the PLOS series. A
crazy custom. He's a crazy person.

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Do we do we see? Eric
said l he's played it before, he's

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had success in the before. You
know. Okay, here's another good wild

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card for you. Ready ready.
Brandon within May came out, played the

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first two events and then took a
couple of days off. Then he fired

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the twenty fives ks and then the
fifty. He could certainly play. Paul

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Jager lurking around. He has,
he popped his head in here today so

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he you know, he was a
newcomer, completely unknown newcomer that walked into

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play the Super high Roller Bile last. He could very much be back this

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year, you know. I mean, he's been out there around so so

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we'll see if we see him out
there. Yeah, I mean I don't.

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I don't know Bryn Kenny I believe
is playing, or so I've been

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told, you know, But we'll
see obviously, Daniel Lagron and you will

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get in there as the defending champion. But yeah, I mean, it's

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it's tricky, you know, to
try and name people that we're gonna get

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up there. But I feel like
every year we kind of struggle to think

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about who's gonna play, and then
there's gonna be five people that you know,

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pop their heads in. Sam's overrel
is a total wild card to me,

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Like, I have no idea what
that guy's gonna do. Ever,

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I feel like he will show up
and then decide if he wants to play.

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Oh we didn't mention carry cats.
He'll be in there for sure.

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Battle He just texts me what time
does the late registration and why is it?

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Why is he registering late? So
he this one doesn't matter as much.

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But I think he's I mean,
I don't want to speak for it.

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He might be preserving he's bullets.
There's only one bull in the other

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events, so like that's why it
doesn't matter if it is highrollable. Yeah,

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okay, I would like to see
someone you know who you know who?

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I would like to see Alex Kulev. I would like to see him

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Leon Stern, like all those guys
like that that that really you know,

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blew up somebody else. By the
way, because I'm looking at the PGT

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leaderboard, Sean Winter, where are
you at Cyprus? Yeah? We heard

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he's overseas. What's he doing?
Like? Where is he at? He

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would Nacho Barbaro play the super hier
rollable and he plays the huge triton stuff,

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right, but sexual value in those
ones? I mean, how can

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how can it be the year of
Nacho if you skip that event right,

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that year of Notch, it's the
year of Notcho on his own terms,

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Yes, okay, that's how it's
gonna race, thoughts, And he doesn't

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decided about it because pressy on switch
listen. I think I think we're confident

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that we'll get twenty. Like I'm
pretty confident that we'll get twenty and then

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hopefully we get you know, six
stragglers coming on in. You know,

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they find just three unk in their
pocket and they come on over and play.

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I don't really have anything else to
talk about. We just wrapped up

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Poker Masters. Congratulations to Steven Chitwick. Stephen Chitwick now twenty eighteen us PO

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Champion, twenty twenty two PGT Player
of the Year and twenty twenty three Poker

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Masters Champion. Also also come on, what else Australia Open Champion. Yes,

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twenty twenty. We're leading into Super
High Rollable. As I mentioned,

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Action kicks off on Thursday September twenty
eighth September twenty eight through September thirty three

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straight days of live streaming on Poker
Grow. Then we get into PGT Mix

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Games starts October fifth. Yea,
so PGT mix game starts October five.

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Might as well break the news to
everyone that hasn't heard, but we won't

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be streaming mix games. What here's
the deal. It's not that we're not

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trying. Tim has tried his ass
off to make this happen. Unfortunately we

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just couldn't get the We're doing a
renovation within the studio to get an additional

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space. The space that used to
be like they we call it the Triangle

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Studio. It's basically like the breake
desk room, green screen room, in

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it, whatever, it's a separate
room, but we're renovating that whole thing

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so we can do additional streaming from
that room. That needs to be done

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in order for us to stream.
And the reason why that needs to be

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done we can't do it on the
main set is because the turnouts for PGT

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Mix games and the PGTPLO series are
so big that we need to take the

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regular set out of the main room
and put additional tables to play on in

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there. So a little bit of
a jigsaw puzzle here at the studio,

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but we're trying to make it happen. Halfway through October though, the first

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ever super high rollable PLLO, first
time we've ever done a PLO super high

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rollable, and I believe this is
the highest buying PLO tournament ever. Yeah,

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it is. There, you go. Tim's p about that. So

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the players, the PLOW players really
pushed for it. So I believe I've

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said it before. I know I've
told Tim before, they pushed you to

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get this on the schedule. You
got it on the schedule. They better

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freaking show up, Okay, they
better show up. Chris Brewer on one

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of the streams at the Poker Masters. He said he thinks it's gonna get

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seventy entries. It's one hundred k
buy in. It has re entries,

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want one entry or put multiple one
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guys like the blasts off, so
I think we'll get a lot of guys

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there. That's a three day event. We're going to be streaming the second

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two days, so Day two and
the final table, and then that leads

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right into the PGT PLO series and
for that we are going to be streaming

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some select final tables from that series. So how many getting You're pretty pumped.

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How many tables in the studio?
You tell me at fifteen tables?

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How many do we have last year? Fourteen? Yeah, so we got

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one more table. We're ready for
you guys this year. Things were insane

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last year. They were insane last
year, so we're ready for that.

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So that's gonna take up pretty much
all of October. Yeah, you know,

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Mixed Games, Superheroable PLO and then
the PLO series. It's nut cutting

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time for those people that are trying
to make it into the top forty of

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the PGT leaderboard. Of course,
the top forty qualifies for the season Andy

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PGT Championship one million dollars free role. That's gonna have a five hundred thousand

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dollars first place prize. As always, you guys can check out PGT dot

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com. Tim and the team are
going to be handling live reporting. There's

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news and articles there, there's the
leaderboard, there's the schedule, there's all

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that good stuff, and then for
your live streaming purposes head on over to

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poker go dot com. I got
nothing else to talk about unless you do.

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I would like to go home.
It is to be like full different

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family pots stories. If you want
something, Nope, it's almost eleven PM,

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so family Pot's gonna have to wait
till another day. I'm sorry.

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All right, that's gonna do it
for us. My name is Johnny Peters,

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his name is Tim Dockworth, and
we will talk to you guys next

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time. Face right to night.
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