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Speaker 1: Hello everyone, and welcome back to a new episode of

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the Poker Go Podcast. My name is Donny Peters. His

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name is Tim Duckworth. It is well, it's just about

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to hit two a m. On Wednesday, June eleventh, might

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as well be Tuesday, June tenth.

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Speaker 2: For us.

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Speaker 1: We are still wrapping up the day at the twenty

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twenty five World Series of Poker. We have one, two, three, four,

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five winners today. Five winners today. I mean, as long

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as this rundown I did, I did, I did adjust it?

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Do you trust it?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 1: That's questionable, That is highly questionable. Courtney Williams winner in

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the Colossus, John Reisner winner in the fifteen hundred dollars

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Super Turbo Bounty, Mark Darner won the twenty five hundred

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dollars No limit Hold Them, Jonathan Stover eight hundred dollars

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No limit Hold Them Deep Stack winner, and Igor Zechsker

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winning the Big Oh. Jason Kuhne has a big chip

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lead in the fifty K High Roller. The no limit

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Duce to seven Single Draw Championship is down to the

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final six and being pushed to a day.

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Speaker 2: Four.

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Speaker 1: Seven players remain in the fifteen hundred dollars buying limit

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hold them tournament Ivy leads the pla question mark we'll get.

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We'll get to check in on those final chip counts

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in the ten K potlamon Omaha eight are better, and

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then of course we will touch on some of the

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other stuff that kicked off here at the World Series

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of Poker and what is happening on Wednesday that will

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be brand new.

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Speaker 2: How are you doing, sir.

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Speaker 3: I'm extremely tired today at a meeting at work.

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Speaker 2: Stuff.

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Speaker 1: People really got to stop this whole meeting stuff during

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the World Series. It's look, honestly like May May thirty

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first comes around or whatever the heck, May twenty seven,

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when I know where the heck this thing started and

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it just needs like I need to just block out

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my calendar, like I'm busy.

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Speaker 3: I made a rule that you can't schedule a meeting

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with me until it's midday twelve o'clock.

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Speaker 2: I think I need a.

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Speaker 1: How about you just can't schedule a meeting with me

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from May twenty seven to say, Look, if the meetings

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weren't scheduled and we didn't organize things ahead of time,

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well too late.

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Speaker 2: I can't deal with it. I know these are important meetings.

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I'm shifting my time.

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Speaker 3: So I got one tomorrow one pm, and I'm like, God,

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I wish I made that.

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Speaker 1: They're not important, They're just these ones.

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Speaker 2: This one the important one. I promised you.

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Speaker 1: Trust me, I promise you. It's not important. Promise camera

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about it is not important. I'll tell you what is

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important though. Free online poker Baby, Let's go, Come on,

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go play poker Go. Courtney Williams Baby sixteen thousand, three

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hundred and one entries began in the Colossus. Only one

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player remains and that is Courtney Williams. Winning it all.

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Five hundred and forty two thousand dollars is what Courtney

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Williams took home his first World Series of Poker gold bracelet.

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He could have and likely should have been out of

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the tournament. I was on commentary alongside Tristan Waite and

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we absolutely could not believe the hand that went down

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early on that should have taken out Williams from the tournament.

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The chip leader, Robbie Pylor raised King ten off Williams

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min three bets from the big blind. I believe small

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better big onine with ace Queen suited. It comes King

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Queen blank. Williams jams.

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Speaker 2: For like.

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Speaker 1: I think he had forty million behind and there was

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like fifty or sixty million in the middle, and Pylor,

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who had the big chip lead, flopped top pair. Good kicker.

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It was King Queen X with two clubs. I think

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it was might have been King Queen eight with two clubs,

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and he also had the ten of clubs in his

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hand and he folded his hand. It was outrageous, in

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absolutely outrageous fold. He tanked for a while and then

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he folded. I mean, I don't know how you can

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call that hand pre flop as it was played, hit

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top pair and then fold.

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Speaker 2: Look. I think he just knew the A, the Queen

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and the ace were coming, I mean, and.

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Speaker 1: It was funny because he's tanking and Williams starts talking

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to him. Williams is like, well, if you haven't called already,

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I have the best hand, thinking that he was good

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with the ace queen, he was not good with these.

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He dodged the bullet of all bullets.

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Speaker 2: How many players were at that point? Uh?

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Speaker 1: Eight or nine?

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Speaker 2: Okay?

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Speaker 1: I mean, just crazy stuff for the Classus final table,

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which is why the Clausus is always so great. You

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just get outrageous stuff at the final table, and this

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was certainly one of them. And then it ends up

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being Williams going heads up with Pylore. And there was

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another I would say mistake during heads up play where

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Pylor made quad threes. He flopped a set of threes

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on seven four to three figure what the turn was

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the river was a three? Turn was like a nine queena,

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I don't know whatever, and Pylor bets the turn, gets

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called in position by Williams and then checks the quads

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on the river. Williams just checks back, really quickly on

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the end with Ace four for his two pair, and

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Pylor was like visibly frustrated, kind of smacked the table,

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was looking over at his rail, like, oh my god,

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I can't believe what I did. Yeah, you gotta bet

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your hand. You gotta bet your hand. Especially in this

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heads up play there was not a lot of betting. Yeah,

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you gotta bet your hand. Man, absolutely have to bet.

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Just crazy stuff. So I mean, listen, Pylor had it,

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he ultimately lost it. Also, crazy way for mac Glance

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to go out. They get down to three handed play.

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The chips are like pretty even. They were like almost

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exactly even a couple of millions. It was like two

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twenty five to twenty four. These are millions two hundred

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twenty five million, un and twenty four million, two hundred

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twenty seven. They were all right there, like one of

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the first hands, a three hundred play. It's ace queen

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suited for Williams. It's pocket nines for mack Glance and

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boom Glances out of the tournament, like out of nowhere.

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I mean huge payday of course, yes, but still, I

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mean just an absolute sick way to go. So Courtney

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Williams takes home five hundred and forty two thousand dollars.

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Robbie Pylor second place for three hundred and sixty one k,

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Matt Glance two hundred and seventy three K four third,

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Kaiwen Way got fourth for two oh seven. Jason Bloggett

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one hundred and fifty nine thousand for fifth place, Antonio

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Tricalli the MMA Fighter, the Brazilian MMA Fighter one hundred

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and twenty two thousand dollars for him, sixth place, Ryan

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Lang seventh place, ninety four thousand, seven hundred dollars. Sigrid Denker,

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I probably butchered the crap out of that name, sorry,

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Sigrid seventy three thousand, eight hundred for eighth place for her,

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and then Justin Gudierre's ninth place fifty eight thousand dollars.

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We did stream this one, As I mentioned, it was

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myself and Tristan Wade on the call. A rather lengthy

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final table for what I expected. I thought it would

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be no more than three hours max. I think it

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went for maybe five hours. Heads to play was quite

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a long time, but available on demand on pokergro dot

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com if you missed it and you want to check

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it out. It was it was fun, it was a

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it was a good good final table. Absolutely always love

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the Colossus Tournament. You're and dear to my heart, wish

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I could have played it, but I didn't, but I

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always love calling it.

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Speaker 3: Don't worry, I put it in an entry for us.

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This is what I love about the classus coming into today.

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I kind of told the crew we prepared for forty

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minutes or four hours, yeah, because it's one of these

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things where they can just get it all in icem

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doesn't matter. They just gambling and playing their hands. I

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find the ace ten, you know, eighteen BIG's we're all in.

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Oh you get this grind out where we're checking quads

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on three streets and doing stuff.

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Speaker 1: Not believe this guy folded King ten yesterday when you

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told me he was the why not guy with four

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to three?

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Speaker 2: He was called why people were all in?

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Speaker 1: He said why not with four to three, busted two

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people to get him down to the final table of

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not and then here he's just you cannot fold that hand.

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I mean, I'm sorry, you cannot just fold.

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Speaker 2: That hand instead of why not? Yeah, let's call it's

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why not. Let's fall me.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. That was on the simply I mean, just simply crazy.

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I could not explain it on the broadcast. John Rasner

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is finally here, finally, and not only is he here,

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he shows up and he just wins a bracelet. Day

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one just doesn't seem fair. John Rasner just had a baby, believe.

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He posted on Twitter that he's coming out here for

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ten days and then he's going to go back home

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to his family. So he's got a ten ten days

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stint and he hops in the fifteen hundred dollars Super

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Turbo Bounty, the first tournament since he had the new baby,

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and he just rips off the victory's two hundred and

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forty seven thousand dollars racing or topping a field of

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two thousand, two hundred and thirty two entries. His new

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baby was born on Memorial Day. He arrived in town yesterday.

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He's going to go home after those ten days, but

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I mean, now he's going home with a bracelet. Just

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absolutely incredible. He said that he told everyone that asks

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except for the team that drafted him in twenty five.

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Speaker 2: K before, who has him?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know who has him, Ben Ludlow and Liam Gannon,

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and that it's unreal.

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Speaker 2: So Dura.

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Speaker 1: We knew he was not going to be here for

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the largein Burdy. He was going to take a couple

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of trips, is what he told it. He told us

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this during the PGT Mixcheme series. You said he's having

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a new baby, taking a couple of trips. Okay, fine, Racer,

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you're a great player. Would love to have you in

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twenty five K Fantasy. But if the volume is not

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going to be there and you're going to be taking,

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you know, a couple of trips, then we just can't

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draft you, not for the price that you're going to

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go for, if other teams don't know. He goes for

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a boatload of money. I think around fifty or something

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fifty dollars. Yeah, And afterwards, our good friend friend of

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the pot, Ben Ludlow, comes over to Mickey and I.

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He goes, so Racer is like a really good pick, right,

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And I'm just like, should we tell him? We didn't

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tell him. But not not like it matters. I mean,

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some people just run hotter than the sun. Clearly. I mean,

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come on, that's a horrible draft pick for that money,

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knowing what we know about his volume. Yeah, yet it

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does not matter one bit. The guy is here for

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less than twenty four hours and he's won a bracelet.

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Speaker 3: I mean, just absolutely have any idea what kind of

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points he is getting for that?

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Speaker 1: What kind of points? Sorry, seventy five plus twenty two.

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Speaker 3: It's a little under a hunder okay, ninety seven, but

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he's basically, uh, that team.

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Speaker 1: Has eighty three points right now. I mean, it's just outrageous.

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It's just absolutely freaking outrageous. Speaking of twenty five K Fantasy,

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after the Colossus stream, I hopped on the No limit

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Duce seven Championship stream. We had Blesnick in the booth.

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He was getting on. He was getting on the team

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that drafted Jeremy Osmas, and I said, oh, who drafted

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Jeremy Olsen.

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Speaker 2: He's like, I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I said I did, and he told me we spent

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too much. Now here's what's interesting about this. Many people, many,

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many people. I think everyone would agree that Jeremy Osmas

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is the number one pick in Fantasy. He should go

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one one. Oh, we took him for the most money.

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Yet everyone's like, Blessnick said he should be the number

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one player. Okay, then what does it matter if I

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spend the most money for him? If I have backups elsewhere.

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Speaker 2: Ye Like.

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Speaker 1: The thing that I think people forget is that, you know,

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like Arthur Morris the other day was like, you don't

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think that like drafting he said, he said, Max Coleman

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and someone else. He's like, you don't think drafting Max Coleman,

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Alex fox I think, he said, And yeah, Max Coleman

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and Alex Foxen is better than drafting one Jeremy Osmas. Well, yes,

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I feel like I can spend up on that player

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because you know, we have all these cheap buys. Shout

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out Stephen song specialists. Got another field bonus today, It's

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two field bonuses for us. So you know, I'm I'm

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fine with spending up to get the best player in

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the draft. Jeremy Osmas is the best player in the draft,

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So yeah, we can go a little bit over, you know,

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But like I mean, I know, you can't.

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Speaker 2: You can't have.

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Speaker 1: Hindsight B twenty twenty when it comes to someone like

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John Rasner, incredible player. Again, love him, he's awesome, But

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you can't spend fifty four on a guy who's gonna

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be here for twenty days. I'm sorry, you just can't

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do it well. Three bracelets then it doesn't freaking matter,

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and what the hell do I know? But like, come on,

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I mean, it's just you know, there was another name,

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big name at this final table J C. Tran, Yeah, Like,

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where the heck has he been other than that? I think,

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you know, I think he fishes a lot. He does fish, Yeah,

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he loves he loves well, yeah, fishes and hoops. So anyway,

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John Raisner beat Leran Betito and heads up play Batito,

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taking one hundred and sixty five thousand Zen when Zang

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third place for one hundred and twenty thousand, a woman

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which we've had many women who get close to winning

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an open event hasn't happened yet, but they are knocking

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at the door.

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Speaker 2: J C.

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Speaker 1: Tran fourth almost had bracelet number three eighty nine thousand

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for him, so that's I mean, this is one of

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the most fun events. I also love playing this one

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because it's over in one day. You know, you're in,

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you're out, and this you know, normally I feel like

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this takes to like four in the morning, but this

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one was done at one o'clock, which is kind of crazy.

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I thought this one takes much later into the into the.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it was. I think it started of it early.

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I think it's normally the often, but yeah, it's uh

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did feel like it was up pretty quickly.

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Speaker 1: We got Mark Darner winning the twenty five hundred dollars

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no limit hold him almost five hundred k for Mark

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Donner Darner the good old Cadillac of poker Baby. He

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defeated David McGowan in heads up play. McGowan took home

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three hundred and thirty one thousand dollars. Darner won it

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with a couple of kings. Always good to pick up

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a couple of kings, especially during heads of play when

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your opponent finds in ace. This was a big, big

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tournament for this twenty five hundred dollars buying fourteen hundred

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and ninety three entries. Prize school was well up over

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three million dollars. So you had Darner taking first for

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his first gold race, McCowan second, Christopher Poets third, Dylan

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Lindy almost got another bracelet his second or it would

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have been his second. Fourth place for Dylan Lindy. John

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Valinis got fifth for one hundred and twenty seven thousand dollars.

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You also had Ian O'Hara finishing a ninth, Aron mcgonnant

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a ram Aganian finishing in tenth. Anyone else run deep

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doesn't really look like it. Michael Leang got fortieth, Matthew

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Wantman forty fourth, Nick Funaro forty fifth for as Jaka

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forty six, John Juwanda been playing a lot. I've seen

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him around quite a bit, forty seventh for him. Another

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Cadillac of Poker event, the eight hundred dollars buying no

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limit hold him deep stack. This tournament was won by

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Jonathan Stover. More than forty four hundred entries in this tournament,

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Stover taking home three hundred and fifty two thousand dollars.

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Daniel Kosner in second place, Matthew more in third place,

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Sean Buchanan the original Original, the original Bucky Sean Buchanan

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out of Canada bebe one hundred and twenty eight thousand

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for him. Nick Seward we know Nick Sewer well, sixth

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place for him. Ryan Hohner got seventh place in this

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one for fifty five thousand dollars. Then we switched things

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up from the Cadillac, we go to Big Oh. This

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needed a This was an additional day, right, yeah, fourth day,

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Igor Zetzker winning it all two hundred and ninety seven

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thousand dollars. This is the event that our buddy on

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our team, Nicholas Milgram on our twenty five K fantasy team,

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took fifth place in Zetzker beat Paul Sincere. Since you're

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taking home one hundred and ninety eight thousand dollars for

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second place, Ryan Hoenig, Oh, so close to another race.

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So the third place for Ryan Honig one hundred and

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forty one thousand dollars. Shiva doudani fourth place for one

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hundred and two thousand dollars. I mentioned Milgrim, he got

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fifth place. Sean Daniels didn't know on Daniels reached out

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to play anything other than Nolaman hold them, but it's

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good to see him in this big o field. He

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took eighth place for thirty one thousand, six hundred dollars.

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The fifty thousand dollars Nolan and hold him high roller

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back to the Cadillac Baby. Jason Kuhn leads a stacked

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field of the final ten players. It's a freaking big

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ass chip lead kiss massive Jason koh Yeah, it's massive,

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Jason Kuhn fourteen zero point five seven to five million.

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Second place is Andrew Lucky Cheweye Lichtenberger, who has six

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point seventy three five million, so more than double. Second

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place is where Kun sits Kuhn is looking for his

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second w s Opigo Brasley. He told us the other

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day when we saw him that he was going to

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win the two hundred and fifty k Super high Roller.

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Maybe not this year, but at some point in his career. Well,

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he might be winning this high roller before he wins

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that high roller, because he is in a great spot

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here with ten players left. So you got Kun, you

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got Lichtenberger, Alexei Boycott, third, Rock Wilson, fourth, Victor Blom fifth,

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Ben Tolerine sixth, Sergei Levedev seventh, Domachus Mika Litis, eighth

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Reagan Silber, who is I believe a real.

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Speaker 2: Estate guy out.

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Speaker 1: Of Cali, if I remember correctly, ninth place, Chong Jiang

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Yang in tenth.

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Speaker 2: Well do you hear about the bubble hand? Yeah? With

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this hand was crazy?

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Speaker 4: Okay, kings Yeah, well but but with go ahead, A

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lot of stuff going on asided with Andrew Luschenberger opening

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two X under the gun, Ben Toleraine three bet and

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then Joey Weissman the four the cold for bet from

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the small Lutenberger follows.

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Speaker 3: Toleraine calls up comes King nine to four Rainbow. Weissman

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continues a pretty small bet as his standard nowadays. Turn

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ace of spades. Now there's two spades, King nine force

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ace Weissman bet that quarter part looks like Toleraine coll

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river is a three space flush comes in and Wiseman,

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who had one point one five behind BET's one point

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one four or five, leaves himself that single you know.

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Speaker 2: Five k chip each.

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Speaker 3: Daniel Le Toleraine quickly all in Wiseman snap call tables

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pocker kings flopped top set, Ben Toleraine two red aces,

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turn top set massive cooler to knock Joey out a

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few places short of the money, and shot Ben Tolerain

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right up the chip leaderboard.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Ben Tolerain ended up going to make day three in

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this event. The plan for this one is to stream

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the final table on poker Go on Wednesday, June eleventh.

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I believe it's planned for eight eastern five Pacific, but

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of course that could change depending on how things go.

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They still have ten left. They got to play down

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to a final table. So stay tuned to PokerGO dot

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com slash schedule for the updated schedule. Tim will stay

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on top of it. That's a page he manages all

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the time, and then of course the various accounts on

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social media. But it'll likely be in a PM Eastern

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five PM Pacific time stream. But of course things could

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possibly change and you never know. We just got to

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say that because you guys all like to get mad

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when we move things around.

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Speaker 3: I think it's definitely more of a question of how

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many players we start the stream.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I'm trying to start with six. We start with eight,

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so be it.

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Speaker 3: But yeah, we're trying to get to six and kick

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it off from then onwards.

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Speaker 1: Almost two million dollars up top in this tournament. They

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are guaranteed one hundred and thirty thousand.

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Speaker 2: Dollars right now.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, nice and juicy baby. Yeah, that's a good one.

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And then, speaking of moving things around, we were originally

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supposed to cover day two of the fifty K high Roller,

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but we made it an audible to the ten K

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No Limit Duce to seven Lowball Championship with Daniel Legrandu

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and Nick Shulman reaching the final table in that one

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Nigaran who ultimately bowed out in seventh place. They are

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down to the final six. Shulman is still in. Darren

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Elias has the chip lead, Oscar Johansson is second in chips,

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Nick Schulman third, Chad eve Sledge fourth, Ben You fifth,

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and Dan Smith is in six, rounding out the leaderboard

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almost five hundred thousand dollars up top record setting event

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two hundred and thirty three entries. Is this the one

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for Darren Olias? Finally?

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Speaker 2: I definitely hope.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, Finally I thought he played pretty flawless on

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the stream. So this we did a double stream day.

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I pulled double duty. No one else in the in

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the company would do it. As Jeff Platt would say,

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some people are saying it's the best commentary day ever,

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just double duty. I was alongside Jostapleton and Jared Blessnik,

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and let me tell you, having Blez in the booth

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was an incredible treat. As so many of you out

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there that tuned in to watch, this guy is outrageous

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when it comes to how good he is at understanding

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the game, knowing exactly what's going to happen, what players

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are going to do how they.

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Speaker 2: Should do it.

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Speaker 1: And he also doesn't hold back if he thinks something

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is bad, he says it. It does not matter that

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these are some of the best players in the world.

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He will call out mistakes as he believes they might be.

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He goes in on people. But it is a real

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treat to have Blez in the vood So if you

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miss that, I would highly encourage you to go back

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and watch it. You can find the replay on PokerGO

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dot com. You can find it on the poker Go

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YouTube channel. Blez is just supremely talented, has a great

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mind for the game. It also explains himself very very well.

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So if you want to learn a little bit more

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about deuce to seven single draw, then go find that

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stream and watch it with Jared blesnik on commentary. Not

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to mention these players are world class, like they are

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all incredible players, and the play at the table was

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extremely high level. The commentary by Blez was world class.

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It was a real treat. I pretty much just sat

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there and listened to Blez the whole time because it

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was that good, absolutely freaking incredible stuff. But yeah, we

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got Darren Elias going for his first gold bracelets. He's

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He's won a whole ton of stuff. He's won multiple

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WPT titles, He's been in the mix in plenty of

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high rollers, deep runs, you know, all that sort of

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stuff in poker. But for whatever reason, probably dis variance,

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he has not been able to secure a World Series

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of Poker gold bracelet. Nick Shulman is going for bracelet

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number seven. He's also going for another victory in this event.

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He's won this event twice. Is it twice? I believe

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it may be twice. He definitely won it once and

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got second.

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Speaker 2: He's got many final titles in this.

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Speaker 1: He is also the current leader on the WSP all

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time money list for this game. According to endnimob dot com,

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he's won it twice. Yep, he has a second place

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as well. Just an absolute crush shirt when it comes

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to this, Nick played great, but according to Blessnick made

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one mistake oh that he probably wishes he head back.

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Other than that, I thought Nick played incredible, as did

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Blesnick Chetti. Eve Sledge is going for his fourth gold bracelet.

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Ben U is going for his fifth WSP gold bracelet.

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Dan Smith is going for his second. Oscar Johansson, like

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Darren Olias is going for his first so this one

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will play out on Wednesday, June eleventh, not planning on

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streaming it in full, but it will be up on

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the stage on a secondary feature. They will do plenty

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of check ins on this one to see how it

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goes and maybe, just maybe it'll be the first gold

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bracelet or mister Darren Elias. This episode of the Poker

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Limit Hold Them tournament is down to the final seven.

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Adam Tibersky leads the way we lost. Chris Hunikin didn't

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know he played limit, but he ran deep we lost

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Ian Johns. I knew he played limit hold him. He

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also ran deep, Jeremy Becker said. When I texted him

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last night, he said, yeah, games where you can't get.

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Speaker 2: All in or more my style.

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Speaker 1: I guess right now there's something along with the yeah, freed

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exactly what he said, but you know, basically sticking to

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the limb Holdham streets. But he didn't run all that

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deep in this one. Did he cash or did he

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not cash?

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Speaker 2: Oh? No, actually check, I'll check, all right, you checked that.

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Speaker 1: One hundred and thirty thousand dollars up top In this event,

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John Manette had a deep run twenty fifth place. David

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bakes Baker got twenty sixth Daniel Idma thirty second. He's

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always a beast when it comes to limit Holden Scott

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sever got thirty fourth. Jeremy Becker did cash forty second

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place for Jeremy Becker. Good job, Jeremy, well done. But

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don't don't play too much limit hold him. It's kind

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of like just just you know, stick to the Nolan stuff.

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It's way way more fun. Kicking off today was the

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ten thousand dollars Plow High Low Ader Better Championship Bruno

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Firth leading the way. Poking has changed his name to Bruno.

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Speaker 2: There we go.

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Speaker 1: They must have heard us on this podcast. Eric Wasserson

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is up near the top of the counts. Phil Ivy

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is also a near the top of the counts. Phil

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Ivy who goes by ace Pi on the Dios plus app.

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It's just incredible. Ali Islami is also up there. Phil

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Sternheimer La Jerioff who won the twenty five K what

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was it he won the six max. He's doing well,

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00:28:19,720 --> 00:28:21,880
back two hundred and fifty K. Chris Fitch doing well,

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00:28:21,920 --> 00:28:25,559
Sean Deep doing well. Ryan Hoenig is back to doing well.

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So lots and lots of big names as you expect

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in this one. Registration is open for some period tomorrow

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at first one or two levels something like that. This

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is always one of the biggest, most fun stacked, prestigious

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events of the summer, as you would expect, so plenty

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of more names to get in that one. Possibly could

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see some people who bust from the ten K deuce Championship.

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Nick Shulman, for example, might get in there, but it'll

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basically be and I think they were talking about it

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on stream, specifically Shulman and Dan Smith. It's a decision

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between possibly late Regie during this or hopping in the

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00:29:01,279 --> 00:29:04,119
hundred k. Yeah, right, I think Shulman said he would

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want to play this. Smith said he would want to

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play the hundred k, so and then I would. I

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would guess Chad eve Sledge would get into this one too,

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probably should you know, things go south for him on

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that day four of the ten k juice to seven.

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What do we got going on, Helts, We got the

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hundred k of course for Wednesday.

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Speaker 2: Wednesday we have the fifteen hundred Months of Stack Satti,

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Oh my gosh, flights.

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Speaker 1: I want to play that tournament every year and I

543
00:29:32,000 --> 00:29:34,119
just can never do it, and it's just such a bummer.

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It's one of the best tournaments ever and it looks

545
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incredible always.

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Speaker 3: We always have the fifteen hundred horse kicking off as

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in the afternoon.

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Speaker 2: Gets Big. We skipped one, we skipped the Yeah, I

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00:29:47,759 --> 00:29:48,759
just pulled out the chip counts.

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Speaker 3: But uh yeah, three events kicking off tomorrow, obviously a

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little bit of an appetite for everyone there. The low

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limit multi fly Months of Stack, we got the big

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buy one hundred k. And then for the mixed game

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players out there, hundred dollar horse. But yeah, three K

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no limit.

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Speaker 2: What's going on over there?

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Speaker 3: Look up the one thousand and twenty seven players there

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are currently on the money bubble right now, one hundred

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and fifty six remaining one fifty five.

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Speaker 1: They went on on the stone bubble. Yep, they did. Look,

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maybe the clock's wrong. It says that in the updates,

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players bag on the stone four hundred and fifty one

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thousand lose one player for first.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that that's like we should we should scroll down

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the bottom. See who's that's absolutely shortest? Okay, well, Bart

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Libert is pretty sure this. Look there's two Oh my god,

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there's two people with two big blinds.

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Speaker 2: There's five people.

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Speaker 3: There's five people with three big blinds, four big binds,

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four big binds. Fight like, there's a lot of shot sacks.

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So you've got to hope you draw that button if

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you're one of these shorties. Some of the chip leaders.

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We have Matt Afflex up there, Nick Marchington's up there,

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John Hennigan.

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Speaker 1: You know.

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Speaker 2: Anyway, we're playing the three K.

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Speaker 3: Daniel Moore, Kristen Fox and Justin Young, Boris Cole of

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some of the guys in the and Lady sorry in

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the top twenty heading into day two of three k Nolanman,

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hold them freeze out.

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Speaker 2: I can't believe they bagged on the bubble. I mean,

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what in the world, but he's late. It's two thirty

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am right now.

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Speaker 3: Maybe it was a long bubble and they just know

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the word came down, the hammer came the hammer got dropped.

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Speaker 1: But one more player it would have taken like probably

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twenty minutes of max. I mean, come on, yeah, the

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only bubble that has ever at a rat risk of

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00:31:29,559 --> 00:31:32,000
going super late is the main event. I mean, that's

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that's the only one. Everyone else busting barely normal time

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00:31:36,000 --> 00:31:39,519
when it comes to the Nolanman holding stuff. So so yeah,

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any other observations you got from around the world series

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today today?

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Speaker 2: No? Nothing today. Gave it out a couple of hats, okay.

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Speaker 3: I had one guy actually uh, he just randomly kind

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of grabbed his like are you tim? I was like, yeah,

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hey guys, I'm supposed to give you a password.

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Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, okay, okay, what is it? What

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is it? Right?

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Speaker 3: His family part I'm supposed to get a hat or something.

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I'm like, you don't know what you're getting. He's just

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clearly not for him.

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 3: He goes, I'm picking it up from my friend. I'm like, oh, okay,

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no problems, let me get it. I saw what's the

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name again, he goes, Dylan is Dylan. I'm like, what's

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your friend's name? He goes Jam. I'm like, who what?

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Speaker 2: Jam? Jam? Yeah?

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Speaker 3: He goes Jam like Jam yeah, and he goes, well,

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00:32:28,599 --> 00:32:31,079
his name is really John Michael. He goes by Jam.

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So I said, okay, Jam, thank you for listening. You know,

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blah blah blah, but yeah. Gave out a couple of hats,

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00:32:39,680 --> 00:32:42,039
got a few more delivered to us. STILG only got

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the hundred. I had a couple. Other people will say, here,

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I want the heart. What's the password. I'm like, I'm

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not telling you the password. You gotta listen. You know

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00:32:51,079 --> 00:32:53,880
what it is you listening to the pod family part.

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00:32:54,119 --> 00:32:55,759
That is the password. You have to say to me

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00:32:55,759 --> 00:32:57,759
and done will give you a hat. It's very simple.

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Speaker 2: Incredible stuff, incredible stuf. Yeah. People A lot of people are.

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Speaker 1: Like sending DM's messages, save me a hat, same as

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hot as work.

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Speaker 3: If Phil helme with DMS me and says I need

624
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a hat, you know I'm the biggest fit helmet fan, right, he.

625
00:33:11,559 --> 00:33:13,799
Speaker 1: Ain't getting want to tell him no, sorry sir, but.

626
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Speaker 3: I need the damn possw So unless he sings me

627
00:33:17,079 --> 00:33:20,079
that jingle and says family pot feel helme with ankt one.

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00:33:20,559 --> 00:33:22,519
So you guys at how I' sitting his DMS, don't

629
00:33:22,559 --> 00:33:26,759
waste your time. Come find us. We'll be around already.

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I got nothing else.

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Speaker 2: I'm ready for bed. Yeah, it's it's way too.

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Speaker 1: Late, so our apologies for the lack of hot takes

633
00:33:34,880 --> 00:33:37,240
and discussion on this episode kind of just rip through

634
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everything that.

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Speaker 2: Was going on.

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Speaker 1: But it's late. It's two thirty am. Both Tim and

637
00:33:41,799 --> 00:33:44,440
I want to go to bed, so definitely wanted to

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00:33:44,440 --> 00:33:46,480
bring you guys a pod, yes, but we're.

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Speaker 2: Not on this one. We also want to I try.

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00:33:49,559 --> 00:33:52,680
Don't say that. Don't don't say that. Don't you're gonna

641
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jinx us. You're gonna take it.

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Speaker 3: By this rich edit that out rewind skip go back

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to Okay.

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Speaker 1: All right, cool, that's gonna do it for us. His

645
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name is Tim Duckworth, my name is Donnie Peters. We

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will talk to you guys next time.

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Speaker 3: So yeah, Jenny Express