Speaker 1: Hello everyone, Welcome back to a brand new episode of
the Poker Go Podcast, likely the final episode of twenty
twenty four, unless this guy demands I do more work.
Thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I'll give you the day off tomorrow.
Speaker 1: My name is Donnie Peters. His name is Tim Duckworth.
How you doing, sir.
Speaker 2: I'm good. I'm good. How about you?
Speaker 1: Um, I think I'm doing better than I was before.
I looked at my poker results. Al Right, you weren't
as bad as I thought.
Speaker 2: That's the exact feeling I had as well.
Speaker 1: I had two runner up finishes last night. Wow, So
I you know, I really, like really brought the number
back to at least closer to even than it was.
But yeah, so yeah, that's just gonna be the topic
of this podcast. Him and I are going to go
through our twenty twenty four poker results. We're gonna lay
out some twenty twenty five poker goals. It's a little
bit of a tradition that we always do here on
the podcast. You know, just talk about how we did,
how we probably stunk it up, and uh what we
want to get better at for the next year. So
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before we get into our poker results, everyone does this
whole like, you know, best stories of the year, this,
that and the other thing. Whatever. I'm not gonna do
exactly that. That said, I want to know what you,
mister PGG commissioner. What's your favorite PGT story of the
year is? This should just come off right off the
top of your head because you live and breathe this
damn tour. Okay, so what's your what's your favorite moment
or storyline win from somebody?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: I wish you'd give me some time.
Speaker 1: To pre No, heck, no, man, come on, it's better
when it's like this.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: The number one story off the top of my head
would probably be Daniel mcgroner winning the fifty k PPC
obviously seventh WSP bracelet, also a PGT event that kind
of helped propel him up the lead aboard where he
currently and will probably finish second to Jeremy Osmas. I'll
give you like a bunch of stories, but that's probably
number one.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I won't go that one for me. I mean,
partly because I was I didn't even think about the
WSP stuff. I just kind of blocked that out, just
trying to keep it more owned and operated stuff. I
think mine would be. I mean, we've had a lot
of good ones, like ones that came to mind that
weren't my favorite. I mean, Jeremy Osmas's year, yeah, I
think it's just, you know, really incredible, just the fact
that he's obviously been grinding the PGT for quite some
time now, every single season he's in the mix, but
having the year that he has, has the lead at
the top of the leaderboard, like he has all that
sort of stuff, likely to become Player of the Year,
like very well deserved. Another one is the two Foxes,
like being in the top forty together at least currently
as as things stand right now, I think that's really good.
The year of David Coleman. I know, I know, it's
kind of cooled off. Pg TY started super hot but
then cooled off a little bit. I think that's cool
as well. But mine is gonna be mister Seth Davies,
who I feel like is finally gotten like the headlining
victories that he's been striving so much for now. You know,
many years ago he did win a World Cooperate Tour title.
He has had a lot of success, but it always
seemed like, you know, Davies was always like coming close
to things but never really got like that big you know,
marquee victory, like headlining victory, right, and he did it
a couple of times this year to be honest. Yeah,
I mean he won the I remember the final PLO
Series event, right, he wins that, Like it doesn't even
really play PLO, but he wins that anyway, and that
was like, okay, like you know, he's in the mix.
Here we go. Then he wins Super High Rollable. Then
he went Super High Rollable PLO. I mean, it's just
it's absolutely incredible for him for what he's done this year.
He's currently sitting third on the PGT leaderboard. He has
those three victories that I talked about, He's got nine
cash his total, so kind of just like the I mean,
I don't I'm trying to avoid and dance around calling
it a breakout year because I don't think it's a
breakout year. Like he's he's a known name, He's had
a lot of success in the past. I did cite
that that World Poker Tour title, like all that sort
of stuff, right, So this isn't like a breakout year,
you know, but it is a headlining year, a marquee
year for him, you know something that I think. I
think Seth Davis has always been a name. But I
bet if you would have asked like most even like
people that are into poker, like they might not have
even have known that he has a World Poker Tour title, right,
and they just be like, yeah, you know, he's just
a high rolleror this that and the other thing. Whatever. Well,
now he's finally you know, getting everything and it's all
coming to him and it's all kind of breaking his
way and that's great. You know, he's someone who I mean,
I watched a lot of his videos that that he's
had on run at once. I think they're great content,
and you can certainly tell that he has an incredible
poker mind. He really thinks things through, he studies a lot,
and all that sort of stuff. And then when all
of that preparation just really, you know, is able to
come through and you're able to land some victories, you know,
I really do, you know, I'm a sucker for that
sort of thing. So so he's my kind of my
number one story out of the whole year.
Speaker 2: Just for what it's worth.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty four nine point one million dollars in earnings
Lassia twenty twenty three five point five. Year before that
five point four, twenty twenty one, three point five. So yeah, definitely,
you're right. You can't call it a breakout year, but
headlining year is a very good way to put it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I love it.
Speaker 2: All.
Speaker 1: Right, let's get into the real head lightning years had
by you and I our twenty four poker results. Do
you want to go first? Should I go first? What
do you want?
Speaker 3: I'll go first. I play a little less than Donald
over there, but for some reason I played more live tournaments.
I did not expect that, but I played twenty.
Speaker 1: Eight somebody worked for.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just lot, sure, whatever you say.
Speaker 3: The twenty eight live tournaments, I had nineteen and eight
hundred and fifteen dollars in buyings. That does include the
ten KWBT World Championship seat that I won, so really
let's call it nine thousand in buyings, seven cashes unfortunately,
zero final tables lost twenty four hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Not horrible.
Speaker 3: I thought it was going to be much worse than that.
I guess that four K cash in the WBT invitation
will definitely helped boost my numbers. Do play some cash
games thirty a bians lost six hundred bucks before I
went to Texas. The last two Texas trips I was
winning nine hundred, so a little bit of a downswing
thanks to Texas. Parker and Online don't really track any
of my stats, but I don't play that much, probably
down less than five hundred dollars, So that my stats
for twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Okay, great, not as bad as mine, I guess in
terms of being down money. So I played a total
of so this is tricky. Let me let me just
say this upfront. The way that I do my stats,
and I should probably just get better at this, but whatever,
So I wrote down I played two hundred and seventy
four tournaments. Two hundred and forty eight of those were online,
twenty six of them were live. So I keep all
of my stuff manually in a Google sheet when I
track them when I do live. Okay, So for example,
I played the WPT Prime and I fired four bullets.
They are four lines on my spreadsheet, right, So.
Speaker 2: That makes sense?
Speaker 1: Okay, yes, because because it's a re entry, it's essentially
like a new tournament, Like what does it matter? Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, ye, when I do it online just because of
like the it's mostly because of the speed of online.
You know, you're you have multiple tables up, like you're
just busting clicking buttons and re entering, like you're just
constantly doing that. I just I have them written down
what I'm playing that day, and I just put tallies,
so like I might get to four tallies or five,
you know what I mean, And then I'll just loop
it all in at the end. So if I play
a twenty two dollars tournament five times, I'll just put
I'll put it on one line. The buying was one
hundred and ten dollars and then go from there. So
the number is.
Speaker 2: Probably Yeah, I was gonna say they would be okay.
Speaker 1: Like if I if I did the online like I
do the live, it's probably more like, I mean six hundred.
I probably average two three buyings per tournament. I mean
I have outside of the some of them, I'm I'm
at like six. Who knows? We play like I said,
it's it's it's when it's a re entry. I mean
it's essentially a new tournament. So like, what's the difference
if I play a fifty five dollars tournament five times
today or if I just play it once every Sunday
for the next five sundays. Who cares? So then what
what would my what number?
Speaker 3: You said, what would the live number be if you
did it the same way you did it online?
Speaker 1: A numbers?
Speaker 3: Yeah, But like to like Prime, you're in for four bullets,
But how many other events are you in for multiple bullets?
Speaker 2: I do feel like, I.
Speaker 1: Mean most of them. It's like a six hundred dollars win,
it's like the fifteen hundred or something at the w
s AP you might fire two bullets like stuff like that. Yeah,
you know, so it's it's probably ten to fifteen, I'll
say so anyway, just just putting it out there. So
two hundred and seventy four tournaments play two hundred and
forty eight online. You can put the asterisks there. You
can put the asterix on the twenty six live tournaments.
I don't care where you put the asterix, but the
asterix is there. Fifty two forty two dollars and seventy
cents in buyings. That's an average buyand of one hundred
and ninety dollars and sixty seven cents online. Just over
twenty five thousand dollars in buying twenty five thousand, forty
two point seven, which is an average of one hundred
dollars and ninety eight cents. Call it one oh one
live twenty seven thousand, two hundred dollars, an average of
one thousand and forty six dollars and fifteen cents. My
numbers aren't as high this year. I only played one
ten K this year. I played two. Last year, I
played the wsp Man Event and the WPT World Championship.
Each of the last two years, I only played the
w spe Man Event this year. Now, I did play
the napt Man event. But still that's you know, five
thousand dollars that's not not there this year, so keeping
those numbers a little bit smaller than normal. I had
eighty one cashes, seventy nine online, two live. I am
currently I'll say currently because there's still two days left
man and assumes the podcast. I am firing up table
twenty five thousand, one hundred and fourteen dollars in the red.
Speaker 2: I think you're missing a stat.
Speaker 1: What's the stat?
Speaker 2: How many wins? I thought you had at least one wins?
Speaker 1: So and I I didn't really well. I definitely had
no wins fucking live. I had like no fucking cashes.
Couldn't do shit live live. It was the year of
I did really well to like build stacks early and
make it to registration on a single bullet when I
planned for multiple bullets other than WPT prime. That sucked
or actually nah, yeah that sucked. But I could never
like once like registration closed, like it was like the
wind just got sucked out of my sales. It could
could make nothing happen. I won one tournament online in July,
and it was a PLO tournament.
Speaker 2: If you can believe that, no, you something like a
month ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, in November, I won another tournament. Yeah, okay,
I won a It was a fifty five dollars tournament.
I was in for three buy ins. I won that one. Uh,
and then I have a I have a bunch of
those are the only two I won this year. So
I had two wins, but I had a bunch of other,
like like this month. I've actually closed this month fairly strong.
I had a they have this on Sunday on WSV
dot com. They have this fifty five dollars mystery bounty
tournament with twenty five k guaranteed. What is it? It's
the thirtieth So two sundays ago, I pulled the biggest
bounty in the tournament for twenty five hundred. So there
was that, And last night I had I took second
in that same tournament for twenty four hundred. And then
I have a bunch of other like you know six on.
Speaker 3: How do you do you count mystery bounties in this
overall negative number? Like when you let's say you play
the fifty five.
Speaker 1: The cash in the one that I won. The thing
was I have the full cash, but it was like
twenty five hundred of the twenty six hundred that I
cashed for is the bounty pull. I mean that's part,
that's part of the price.
Speaker 2: Okay, no, hypothetically, I guess.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure WSP you can win a bounty without
being in the money, right, Yeah, because they start it's
not like a few spots early.
Speaker 1: Now level nineteen, so you might you might be in
the money, you might not be usually not in the money,
usually just outside. So it's kind of like a it's
like a double bubble in a way, like you're trying
to I mean, it depends who you are. But yeah,
a lot of people were trying to get into that
mystery bounty portion, which is it kicks in level nineteen
on WSP dot com and then the bounties go from
there or the money comes after that. So so yeah,
cash games, I just wrote, fuck cash, I don't play them.
The hell with them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, we're not that bad. Look minus twenty five k,
minus twenty four hundred, this is like, I know, it's
like nothing, it's nothing.
Speaker 1: I know, like when you when we say these numbers,
you know a lot of people out there might be like, wow,
that's bad or while they suck, or you know whatever,
let me tell everyone out there if you're not already aware,
which if you listen to this podcast, you probably are
generally aware because we talk about this stuff pretty openly.
I would say the majority of tournament players are losing
every single year, massive amounts. Okay, So like the fact
that I recouped essentially half of my buy ins is
like pretty good, right, I mean, it's just it's hard, man.
This is why, like people are in infinite dollars of makeup,
Like why everyone's pretty much broke out there. Like it's
just how it is now. I am, of course very
grateful that I have a regular job, I have some
displo income, I have really good friends and a support
group who like will invest in me when I want
to take some bigger shots and all that sort of stuff.
So like I'm not, you know, just like yoloing my
life away essentially, Like it's always you know, make you
make sure your bills are paid, you do this, you
do that, you check all those boxes. Yeah, and then
if you have some extra money to play for it
can go into the poker bank. Well cool, let's do that.
You know that said, if I had to like play professionally,
I would probably, you know, want to jump off the
top of the straps, because especially tournaments, it's just like
you can be so good. Not that I'm saying that
I'm so good, but I definitely feel like I'm better
than I have ever been. I try and get better
every time I play, try and get better like every week,
every month, every year, et cetera. And I definitely feel
like I am getting better. And yet you just don't
win because shit just happens and it's just eff and brutal.
I mean, like it just it sucks in tournaments because
you can just you know, you get it, your money in,
you lose, and you're out the door because you have
no chips left. And in a cash game, I mean
it's a little bit different. You can put money back
on the table and just fire it up and and
and go at it that way. You know, tournaments it's
it's not as easy, I would say. You know, even
if you do rebuy or whatever, you know, you're rebuying
generally with maybe a smaller stack comparative to the blinds
that sort of stuff. So it's just it's tricky in tournaments,
and every tournament is a freaking minefield. Man. You have
to like you have to get lucky to win. Yes,
I mean I yes. Poker is a game that is
predominantly skill based. You know, don't get it confused with
what I'm saying, but there is luck involved, right, just
like there's luck involved when you invest in the stock market,
picking a winning stock or picking a stock.
Speaker 3: Out of No, it's all skillkill.
Speaker 1: The skill in investing is buy more every being able
to ride it out over the long run. Like that's
essentially the skill.
Speaker 3: Like you just we have different investing strategies.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about, you I'm saying, like, if
you invest, you just you like buy every day, every
week or every month or whatever you said, is like
your cadence and you're in it for the long haul.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not saying like, you know, you just buy
one stock and hold it forever.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: It's a consistency of buying and putting the money away
and just knowing that like in the back of your mind,
even though there's gonna be fluctuations you know, every single day,
every single hour, every single minute that go up and
down and can go up and down by a you know,
fair amount percentage wise in the long run, you're hoping
like eight to ten percent compounded over time is like
how you win, right, So, like the skill is having
the discipline kind of just like the skill is in poker,
like just being able to like you have to just
kind of be consistent and be disciplined over a long
period of time because variance is a bitch, and that's
how it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do have a question for you. My wife
asked me this question and about swaps and when you
sell pieces in my app, like the ten k, right
I had? Obviously you had five percent. Few other people
had the percentages. I still put the buy in as
ten k because to me, it just gets too confusing
to try and figure out the percentages you actually have.
I just put the full numbers, the full cash. Obviously
my dad is always going to be wrong. But for
someone like you, how do you treat when you're selling
pieces or doing swaps like that?
Speaker 1: I put like the full buy in, Like if I
play the like the five thousand dollars nap tea main event,
like you know, five thousand dollars is the buying and
like if I were to cash for ten k, I
would put ten k in my results. Yeah, same okay,
but it would also be the same like if I
were to if I were to sell half and if
I put twenty five hundred down and then put five
thousand dollars as my result, it's like the same thing
percentage wise.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I'm just wonder how you, like, personally do I.
I don't infector any swaps.
Speaker 1: And I'm trying to make it as easy as possible. Yeah,
Like you know, I I do keep pretty meticulous stats
in the sheet and like I, you know, do it
all out manually and whatever. But you know, I'm also
trying to make that as efficient as possible, so you know,
cross referencing that by my other sheets that I have
where it's like list all the action and where it's
going and this and that. And I'm not not going
to do that too much of that, you know. So
maybe maybe if I was a professional then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I was about to say.
If you're a professionally do.
Speaker 1: If you're a professional, you want to be as meticulous
as possible writing all the things down. You know, you're
probably doing things like I drove seventeen miles, you know,
like you know, to get all these taxs right, up
and this and that and the other. So so yeah, yeah,
what does this know? Why why you don't track your
SSEULF online?
Speaker 2: No, not at all. I don't. I don't play it
like any any of them.
Speaker 1: Only like you know, you said you could probably just
email can and you can say, hey, can I have
my thing?
Speaker 3: And I still have money on WSP so I'm not
broke yet, so I don't.
Speaker 2: I literally maybe.
Speaker 3: I mean this last couple of weeks, over this Christmas break,
I've played a lot more, but like in January, when
we're back to work, I might not play till June.
So I don't play to the level I used to
when I was living in Australia.
Speaker 2: So I don't track anything online. It's probably not a
good idea, but that's just that's just the way I
do it. I'm there to have.
Speaker 1: A good in January. One event, the WIN is having
a series, the signature series that they always do. I
remember when I first got into poker and I saw
the WIN signature series like full page ad and card Player,
like I just I remember to this Day's green and
it's still still the same branding. It looks the same,
it is, it has never you know gotten old. It's
it's just absolutely timeless that like the Wind does things perfectly,
and I just remember being like man Signature, like I
want to, like I want to play the Signature Series
one day and I want to get into it. So
I'm a sucker for that when I see it. They
have them very often now, you know, they have a
few obviously big series every single year at the Wind,
but then it's almost monthly. When they're not running a
big series, they have the Signature series. They have one
in January. We have a lot of work, but one
of the one of the events, I think it might
be the sixth and at all or one or whatever.
It it lines up with like the Gap, So I'm
going to try and get out there for that and
uh and play that and then maybe play some stuff
in February. I don't know yet, and then yeah, I
mean I talked about it last time. I want to
go to Texas, so that would also that I want
to try and do in April. So we'll see, and
then just try and play online, try and try and
not miss a Sunday. Shout out Patrick Leonard. He doesn't
miss a Sunday, but I try and not miss a Sunday.
It's hard, but you know, gotta do what you gotta do,
all right, looking ahead to next year, twenty twenty five
poker goals, I'll go first this time because you went
first on the last one. Number one on mine is
fix shit. Just continue to like work on my game
and fix things and get better. You know, that's all
into this bucket. It's like the more I think I learn,
the more I realize I have leaks to plug, or
the more I realize I'm making mistakes, or like, it's
just poker is like just this endless battle, like not
only against everyone that you're playing against, but also against
yourself on a on a mental level, and just constantly
trying to improve, never you know, getting stale or stagnant
with your game, never like ever thinking like, hey, I
made it all that sort of stuff. So just constantly
trying to fix, fix everything that I'm doing, and just
get better is number one. And as long as I
feel like I'm getting better, I think I've done a
good job at compartmentalizing the results and putting them off
to the side and not really letting them get to me.
They always get to me when I bust out of
a tournament live for the drive home, and then after
the drive home, it's fine like that fifteen twenty minutes,
like that's like my vent yep, my tilt whatever, and
then yeah, go from there. I want to win a trophy.
MTT quotes around trophy. So I don't know a ring,
a bracelet, anything that comes to some sort of trophy.
Win something at the wind where they have those awesome
trophies that I love, like anything right the South No,
I'm not.
Speaker 2: Hey, that gets a trophy though.
Speaker 1: That's not a trophy. I don't care that they put
that freaking thing on the GPI award list whatever. That
does not qualify as a trophy. A card protector does
not qualify as a trophy. I'm sorry, okay, And I
love the South Point, but no, it does not qualify
as a trophy. Okay. And also like, so if you win,
listen a quote unquote trophy MTT like the reason why
I said that, and also like kind of named it
as that is it's not a daily or a nightly,
which is what the South Point tournaments are. I'm not
trying to daily or a nightly. I'm trying to win
like something legitimate, and it doesn't necessarily have to be massive,
because you know, they have, you know, some of these
circuit events or what have you that are smaller and buying,
not the largest first place prizes that sort of stuff.
There's plenty of stuff that happens online, et cetera, et cetera.
Just want to like be able to fucking win one
of these damn things. It's just so damn hard new
career best live tournament score would love for that to
happen as well. I mean, I don't have like that
high of a number to achieve. I think if I
get to twenty K, I'm there, so yeah, that would
be great. And then have a five figure MTT score
in a buy in of fifteen hundred dollars or less,
which would probably mean in that size buying tournament a
very very deep run. So yeah, I mean, if you
played a one K and you cash for ten K,
you're probably in the final couple tables, if you know,
the final two tables or final table, depending on the
size of the events. But just kind of along the
lines of, like, you know, that's like my area that
I play the most fifteen hundred dollars buy ins or
less and then just you know, being able to have
a really notable deep run. And if I can equate
that to like, you know, what what is it? What
is like a deep run? Well, probably a five figure score,
because like you know, if I play a one thousand
dollars or sorry, yeah, one thousand dollars buy in tournament,
it has a thousand players. You know, if I can
get to the final three tables or so, that's pretty
damn awesome. And I probably ticked this off, but you know,
it all just kind of goes along the lines of
just constantly trying to improve and get better and do
all that sort of stuff. So that's my h Those
are my goals for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Good goals, well my goals. I put it on a note.
Speaker 3: They can be all achieved in one event and you'll
probably understand why once I get to it. But starting
from easiest goal to hardest, I just want to surpass
my old boss, Heath Chick.
Speaker 2: You used to work with him.
Speaker 3: In total live earnings, I trail him by seventy three dollars,
So that should.
Speaker 1: Be easy, right, I should be were ahead, right?
Speaker 3: No, No, because he cashed for like forty seven hundred.
Then I cash for four kh, and then I so like, no,
he's been ahead, He's always been ahead of me, and
this is the closest I've ever been. So it's pretty easy, right,
min cash something he doesn't play that much. You know,
a data of two and doing work, and so I
can do that.
Speaker 2: That's easy.
Speaker 3: Second one, play the WSP main event. I say it
every year, but after playing the WPT World Championship this year,
I really have the itch to play it in twenty
twenty five. Obviously it's easy because you just got to
find ten k and buy in. That's my second goal.
Third goal, this is really sad. Cash in a WSP event.
I haven't come on a twenty three event. Cold streak
at the WSP not include that doesn't include dailies or
free or media free roles, none of that stuff. Real
WSP bracelet events. Last was in twenty thirteen, so it's
only two a year, but when you say twenty three,
it sounds pretty awful. And then my fourth goal, it's
the toughest goal. I just wanted cash for five digits
total for the year. Last time I did that was
twenty thirteen. Last couple of years has been about seven k.
So you know I can achieve that all just by
basically cashing in the WSP main event in you know,
seven hundred and eightieth place or whatever they decide to
pay out this year. So yeah, there, My goal has
nothing to do with fixing shit like you have, because
I'm not gonna put in that effort and don't really
care that much about trophies except I would like to
win another south Point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you can kind of protect it, so I
don't sell that one.
Speaker 1: I still think south Point needs to do like one
bigger tournament a month on a Sunday, and they can
give out a trophy for that one twelve.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm happy they at least up the nightly
the Saturday night buy into two hundred, so that's a
good start. Put some more money in the prize.
Speaker 1: For But yeah, I mean the rake is outrageous.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, we don't talk about the rake, I know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I like, I don't necessarily care about rake.
I mean I listen, I probably should, and I don't
like high raake. Yes, I get it, but sometimes you
just want to go play poker and you're just that's
what you're gonna do, just like sometimes you're gonna want
to go buy something at the grocery store, you want
to go see a movie and it costs, you know,
twenty five dollars and the popcorn cost eighteen, and you're
just like, whatever, this is what I want to do.
So this is how I'm gonna do it, you know. Yeah,
But I think, like, you know, if you if South
Point did like a I don't know, a three hundred
dollars or four hundred dollar like call it a Sunday major.
I think we've talked about this before once a month, Yeah,
I think, yeah, that.
Speaker 2: Would be great. So well, I hope we achieve all adults.
Speaker 1: You're fucking telling me, I don't know how long I'm
be able to keep.
Speaker 3: This up.
Speaker 2: Until you don't have a jump anymore pretty.
Speaker 1: Much, right then I might need to really keep it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good point.
Speaker 1: You know you never know? All right, Um, that's gonna
do it for our what our yearly rec up on
our own stats? Yep. If you want to let us
know about your yearly stats, you don't have to put
them out there publicly, but you can obviously email them
podcasts at pokergote dot com. Tim and I read them.
We won't we won't give them out, you know, but
if you you know, if you want, like you know,
our little own support group, you know, if you're buried
just like we are or just like I am.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, you order if you have something possible,
yeahive ones if you want.
Speaker 1: If you want something to share, we'll share. We haven't
done a community cards and all that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's say that top.
Speaker 1: Us some If you know, if you hit a new
career best live tournament score, if you ticked off one
of the goals that you set for twenty twenty four,
let us know, you know, we will happily publicize those
for you. You know, we're always looking to shout out
the listeners and the fans out there, so please do
or or if you you know, if you just want
to uh drown in the misery like us, like us,
you know, just email us. You know, bad beats are welcome.
Speaker 3: If you're also on a twenty three event, WSP, do
let me know it make me feel better.
Speaker 1: Exactly all right. Obviously we talked about the PGT stuff
last week or last episode, and I should say in depth,
but again just quickly, we are entering the very very
very end of the PGT season it'll have the PGT
Last Chance as the final series that kicks off in
a couple of days on January second. January second through
the ninth. It is six ten thousand dollars buying events.
That's when everyone is going to be, you know, trying
to earn as many points or compete on the leaderboard
to ultimately get into the PGT Million Dollar Championship. For
those that are in or right around the top forty
of the PGT leaderboard, the top forty gets a qualification
if you have met first of all, the you know,
the number of points to get into the top forty,
and then also you have three PGT cashes. There are
some people in the top forty that need to get
a third cash. There are some people that just need
to try and get some points to get into the
top forty. Outside of that, you know, there's gonna be
plenty of players that are battling for the series leader
board because you could win a dream seat or you
could win a Dream Pass. The Dream Passes will compete
in the Dream Seat Invitational, and then from there there
will be six winners that go on to the PGT
Million Dollar Championship. Streaming for every event will be happening
on Poker Go January for the streaming aspect, January third
through ninth, we'll be streaming just about every day. We
will take one day off, whatever Sunday is in there.
I think it's the fifth or sixth. I don't even
know one of those days. And then we'll be streaming
the both days of the PGT Million Dollar Championship, million
dollar free roll that is five hundred thousand dollars first
place prize. So big week or two coming up for
the Poker Go Tour. Busy week or two for Tim
and I plenty of coffee runs every single day pretty much.
So yeah, and then right after that we have like
a week off and then we get into the twenty
twenty five PGT season with the PGT Kickoff. So new
year and we are ready toff and go. It's gonna
be a great year. I cannot wait for it. Hopefully
you guys have a great new year out there. As
for us, we'll talk to you probably in a couple
of days. We'll see how things go right, all right
for Duckworth. My name is Donnie Peters, and we will
talk to you guys next time.
Speaker 2: Say YOJ