Speaker 1: Then Rex and I.
Speaker 2: Hello everyone, welcome back to a new episode of the
Speaker 2: Poker Go Podcast. My name is Donnie Peters. You're gonna
Speaker 2: get a wild time. Sunday July twelfth, twelve, twenty one
Speaker 2: pm is when I'm recording. You might be able to
Speaker 2: hear it in my voice. I have been battling a
Speaker 2: wicked case of strep throat. That's why I did not
Speaker 2: do the podcast up until today. But we do have
Speaker 2: a couple of interviews that my guy Remco grabbed when
Speaker 2: he was down there during Day six of the main event.
Speaker 2: I do want to play those for you guys to
Speaker 2: ultimately continue to tell this story. So we're just gonna
Speaker 2: have to power through this one and talk about in
Speaker 2: day six. I know you guys are going to be
Speaker 2: listening to this when Day seven is running, but hopefully
Speaker 2: we'll get caught up and then I'll be able to
Speaker 2: resume a normal schedule come the end of day seven.
Speaker 2: Sixty two players remain from Day six. Those sixty two
Speaker 2: players are guaranteed one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Tyler
Speaker 2: Gaston leads the way. Tyler Gaston, Blake Baruss, Shaolu, Mario Boos,
Speaker 2: hosting Enson the twenty nineteen winner Ramy Hamoud jung Ji Tang,
Speaker 2: Malcolm trainor the run that this kid is on. I
Speaker 2: believe he's twenty six or twenty seven years old. Australian kid,
Speaker 2: of course, came onto the scene a couple of years
Speaker 2: ago when he won the WSP Mystery Millions for a
Speaker 2: million dollars and then he just won the recently revived
Speaker 2: Hauzy Million's main event back in April. I think it
Speaker 2: was so one that so Malcolm Trainer. This kid's just
Speaker 2: on fire, sitting in ninth place coming into day seven,
Speaker 2: the one, the only Todd Brunson. That's pretty damn cool
Speaker 2: if you ask me.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: Todd Brunson is going strong and he is the first
Speaker 2: of three interviews that we're gonna play today. Remco caught
Speaker 2: up with Todd Brunson during Day six and here is
Speaker 2: that interview for you now.
Speaker 4: Todd, how much fun is it to go deep in.
Speaker 5: The Big One? Oh? There's nothing more fun to going
Speaker 5: deep in the main event.
Speaker 6: As far as your experience, what do you use specifically
Speaker 6: in the main that gives you an edsuance? Uh?
Speaker 5: Well, I only played a no limit hold of pretty
Speaker 5: much once a year, so just every time, I don't know,
Speaker 5: watch young kids what they do and then make adjustments
Speaker 5: for my game.
Speaker 6: I guess the studying is like a big conversation point
Speaker 6: among like the upcoming young crowd. What do you take
Speaker 6: from their playing style? And then how do you see
Speaker 6: what they do and how does it help your game?
Speaker 4: Perhaps?
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, like I just said, you watch what they
Speaker 5: do and kind of make some adjustments and do a
Speaker 5: few things a little bit differently.
Speaker 6: And as far as playing mixed games year round, is
Speaker 6: it a big adjustment to step into this event's deep stack?
Speaker 4: Obviously slow structures.
Speaker 7: Do you have time?
Speaker 4: But does it take some mental adjustments or other specifics?
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, this is completely different than mixed games. I
Speaker 5: mean completely different. So yeah, it's you know, that's why
Speaker 5: it's fun.
Speaker 6: Ten million dollars at top. We're now getting into thick
Speaker 6: of things. Do you notice the adrenaline rising. Is this
Speaker 6: different than a few days ago?
Speaker 5: Well? Yeah, of course it always builds a little bit.
Speaker 5: But I don't. I just worry about what's happening right
Speaker 5: now this table, and you know stuff like I don't,
Speaker 5: I don't worry about tomorrow, not yet.
Speaker 6: Take us back to the first time you played the
Speaker 6: main event. You remember what year it was and what
Speaker 6: the circumstances were.
Speaker 5: First time I played the main event, the first time
Speaker 5: I signed up for the main event, I want to satellite.
Speaker 5: So back then, we never start at twelve. Sometimes it
Speaker 5: would start like at three. They like waited for people
Speaker 5: and stuff. And I was sitting there waiting to play,
Speaker 5: and I got a tap on the shoulder and Jack
Speaker 5: Benny would like to speak with you. He said, okay,
Speaker 5: and he came and said, you know, Todd, you're only nineteen,
Speaker 5: and he goes, I'd let you play, but I'm under
Speaker 5: indictment and I just can't fade the heat right now.
Speaker 5: Said I understand, Jack, no problem. They give me my
Speaker 5: you know, money back, and then I want a satellite again.
Speaker 5: The next year and I played this, I signed up again.
Speaker 5: I got the tap on the shoulder again, and Jack
Speaker 5: had a smile on his face. I walked up and
Speaker 5: I pulled out a fake ID and I showed him.
Speaker 5: I said, I have a fake ID, Jack, and he
Speaker 5: said he looked at it and goes, well, you're a
Speaker 5: little too well known. If you win, I don't think
Speaker 5: they're gonna believe you're Joe Brown, so you can't. I
Speaker 5: don't think you can. It's a good idea for you
Speaker 5: to play again, I said, okay.
Speaker 4: And then the following year you did play for the
Speaker 4: first time.
Speaker 5: I believe I did. Yeah.
Speaker 6: And do you have a memory of what the sort
Speaker 6: of aura or the excitement.
Speaker 4: Around the main event was back then?
Speaker 7: Because we know all this, would.
Speaker 5: You also know what it used to be like? Well,
Speaker 5: I mean it was always special, it was special back then.
Speaker 5: And yeah, along the early years, I got really deep
Speaker 5: and I was like the chip Ley with twenty people
Speaker 5: left and I think I finished thirteenth. So that was
Speaker 5: my best finish football beat that in this one.
Speaker 7: That'd be great.
Speaker 6: Final question, Your dad's legacy in poker, but especially also
Speaker 6: in the main band is unmatched. I was fortunate enough
Speaker 6: to be there when you guys both made the final
Speaker 6: table to produced a couple of years ago. Does his
Speaker 6: memory ring a little stronger on days like today where
Speaker 6: you're battling the way your.
Speaker 4: Dad used to and you know, perhaps you know like
Speaker 4: channel it.
Speaker 7: A little bit.
Speaker 5: I wish I had a good answer, but no, nothing
Speaker 5: I ever think about.
Speaker 4: But it's great to see he has never lived on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, yeah, the only time we think about
Speaker 5: it is like the UH used to have a family
Speaker 5: group chat that's not there anymore that I would update
Speaker 5: or something.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that was todd cool to hear that little
Speaker 2: story about how he tried to get into the main
Speaker 2: event when he was nineteen, when he was twenty bold underage,
Speaker 2: ultimately didn't make it in thanks to Jack Binni. But
Speaker 2: here he is now and he's going strong. Lucas Jumalan
Speaker 2: is in. Antonio Galliana. Antonio Galliana is a two time
Speaker 2: up Visit Pe Bracelet winner out of Spain. I believe
Speaker 2: he played a wild hand. Think it was the five
Speaker 2: K six Max five. I don't know. It was like bluff, bluff, bluff.
Speaker 2: I think it was against Johann Gilbert, but he bluffed
Speaker 2: with I don't know, some crazy hand. It's just an epic,
Speaker 2: epic hand anyway, But he's still in. Jamie Shavell in
Speaker 2: Maxim Shilo is still in as well. Giuseppe Pantaleoi. Pantaleo
Speaker 2: was the beneficiary of a punt. I'll say it from
Speaker 2: TJ Reid.
Speaker 7: TJ.
Speaker 2: Reid, I think might have four or five bet with
Speaker 2: King Queen or Heath four bet and Pantaleo five bet.
Speaker 2: He called it came Queen High Hall Spades. They got
Speaker 2: the money in. Toby Lewis, I don't know why I
Speaker 2: said that, Oh, because I'm looking at Romaine Lewis's next
Speaker 2: on these chip counts.
Speaker 5: T J.
Speaker 2: Reid had King Queen with the King of Spades, Pantaleo
Speaker 2: had Aces with the Ace of Spades, and that ultimately busted.
Speaker 1: TJ.
Speaker 7: Reaid.
Speaker 2: I'll get into the bust outs in a minute. Romaine
Speaker 2: Lewis still in, Ralph Perry still in Han Fang is
Speaker 2: in there. Brock Wilson we talked about how brock Wilson
Speaker 2: a few different times during the summer, how it just
Speaker 2: really hasn't been his summer for as hot as he
Speaker 2: was for the first part of the year. But here
Speaker 2: he is trying to make it all go away with
Speaker 2: one run in the World Series of Poker main event.
Speaker 2: Michael Aguiano gags he's still in Alan Signier, This guy
Speaker 2: Alan Sannier. He is playing some wild poke rout there.
Speaker 2: He is not scared at all to pull the trigger
Speaker 2: on some big, big bluffs and he has been doing
Speaker 2: it and it has been working out very well for him.
Speaker 2: Daniel Savas, Will Gibbons. Will Gibbons is still in the mix.
Speaker 2: A little bit more tamed was Gibbons on Day six
Speaker 2: than he was on Day five. We all know his
Speaker 2: story now. If you missed it, go back an episode
Speaker 2: or two and listen to the interview with him. Or
Speaker 2: he was banned from Caesar's properties up until about three
Speaker 2: or four weeks before this summer, got a lawyer, got
Speaker 2: back in. He made one final table in the fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred plo. He made a deep run in the Millimaker,
Speaker 2: and here he is making a deep run in the
Speaker 2: WSP main event. Greg Mueller FBT himself is in the mix.
Speaker 2: Mark Troupp, this guy had a wild start to Day five,
Speaker 2: came into Day five super early on. He he gets
Speaker 2: aces versus Ace King on back to back hands, doubled
Speaker 2: up both times, so a huge start to his Day five.
Speaker 2: Ultimately has now been able to run that into a
Speaker 2: Day seven appearance. Sean Deep is still in the mix.
Speaker 2: Sean Deep, Tina doesn't care brought it up is to
Speaker 2: be main event. I don't know, I don't know if
Speaker 2: he's I don't know if he's just bsing us with
Speaker 2: this whole talk or if he really legitimately doesn't care.
Speaker 2: Either way, I'll let you guys decide on it. I
Speaker 2: haven't decided on it, but maybe you guys can decide.
Speaker 2: Because Remco did speak with him, and he asked him about,
Speaker 2: you know, being in the main event and not necessarily
Speaker 2: caring about it. And here's that interview with Sean Deep.
Speaker 6: Now shaw, deeep, how bothered are you by going Deep
Speaker 6: in the main That's the worst feeling ever.
Speaker 7: Everyone's so excited. I'm so apathetic. I can't wait to
Speaker 7: bust and go play the fucking three hundred dollar Gladiator.
Speaker 7: You know, I treat poker a little differently. I think
Speaker 7: I'm the only one getting too much sleep so far
Speaker 7: in the main Everyone else is talking about lack of sleep.
Speaker 7: I sleep better than ever. Yeah, it's, you know, a
Speaker 7: different mindset way I see poker and spots like this.
Speaker 7: And you know, I always talk about emotional control and
Speaker 7: something I'm very good at, and you know, I just
Speaker 7: don't get excited about anything, and it helps me not
Speaker 7: get dejected when things are going poorly.
Speaker 6: So what is it about your mindset in this particular
Speaker 6: event versus the rest of the summer that's so different.
Speaker 7: No, I mean I have the same mindset and this
Speaker 7: as every other one. Like, I'm happy to bust and
Speaker 7: go on into the next tournament. That's probably the reason
Speaker 7: why I bust them so often. And you know my
Speaker 7: goal is Player of the Year, and so I'm trying
Speaker 7: to get the most Player of the Year points I
Speaker 7: can get out of one, even though it's really hard.
Speaker 7: So that just means at this point surviving and fine tabling,
Speaker 7: and so that's what all makes sure I do.
Speaker 6: The money equity, of course, grows with each passing day.
Speaker 6: You have a big stack, you have a lot of experience.
Speaker 6: How much how much? And when is that going to.
Speaker 7: Be a factor. I doubt if I ever thought it
Speaker 7: would affect my game, you know, I'd reach out to
Speaker 7: JMO and sell some action, you know, at ICM or
Speaker 7: probably ICM premium because this field remaining is very soft
Speaker 7: right now. So yeah, I'm not really worried, you know.
Speaker 7: I know, if I bust immediately or if I win,
Speaker 7: my life ain't gonna change that much. Obviously, winning changes
Speaker 7: a little bit. My wife will spend a little bit
Speaker 7: more on the house we're building. My kids will you know,
Speaker 7: one of my kids ask for a Lamborghini if in
Speaker 7: the main. You know, they're smart kids, they know what
Speaker 7: they could get. But no, it'll just you know, probably
Speaker 7: keep me home even more than I already am. You know,
Speaker 7: I'm pretty much only there. Actually, I don't think it'll
Speaker 7: affect my travel schedule if I win, But who knows,
Speaker 7: maybe sponsorhip will give me enough mine adjustif by leaving
Speaker 7: a little more.
Speaker 6: Why does the prestige of POY drive you so much?
Speaker 6: And I've never heard you talk about the prestige of
Speaker 6: the main.
Speaker 7: I think POY is the hardest thing to win, and
Speaker 7: it's the thing where skilled determination volume are the most
Speaker 7: important thing to succeed there. And the main is just
Speaker 7: so much variance. There's so much table draws. You know,
Speaker 7: I gotten two flips or it's almost all in. I
Speaker 7: lose either of those, I'm out. Like, there's not really
Speaker 7: a way to overcome a ten thousand person field in
Speaker 7: a reasonable you know, sample size once a year. So
Speaker 7: for that reason, I've never really treated put on the
Speaker 7: pedestal that other people put it on, because I know
Speaker 7: that you know the spot I'm in, it won't come
Speaker 7: off and come in very often in my career, and
Speaker 7: it's just nothing based on skill. It just I've had
Speaker 7: great tables. I've had won the key hands and you know,
Speaker 7: made some hands on the river and that's just kind
Speaker 7: of why I'm here instead of other people. But you know,
Speaker 7: I've definitely stolen my fair share of pots and that's
Speaker 7: how I have as many chips I do.
Speaker 4: Are you at least having fun?
Speaker 7: Oh, it's like people try so hard in this term
Speaker 7: and to like play good, to play a particular way,
Speaker 7: to be like I'm talking of, I'm this like, you know,
Speaker 7: I've met some cool people. I will say in this event.
Speaker 7: There's two I can think of that I really enjoyed
Speaker 7: my interactions with them. But some people are just like
Speaker 7: so stiff because it's too big of a spot for them.
Speaker 7: So thankfully, you know, my table yesterday at the Future
Speaker 7: table was and was very light, you know, emotionally physically.
Speaker 7: I think they're all doing play well. Financially they all
Speaker 7: weren't you know, serious poker pro So we had a
Speaker 7: good time last night at stream. Unfortunately the given show
Speaker 7: people didn't watch in May hand, So hopefully next year
Speaker 7: they have multiple streams because I think my table, if
Speaker 7: it was stream for two hours, would have been more
Speaker 7: entertaining from a conversation standpoint than a play standpoint.
Speaker 6: Final question, is it a case of a final table
Speaker 6: or bust taking more risks or are you still locked
Speaker 6: into play in your game?
Speaker 7: I mean my mindset every tournament. No, you know, obviously,
Speaker 7: the page the POI jumps are so fucking small this
Speaker 7: whole tournament until tenth to ninth that's you know, and
Speaker 7: even then the money is so much that I'm still gonna,
Speaker 7: you know, play real poker and good poker. So yeah,
Speaker 7: poys an afterthought ish, But if I bust the main
Speaker 7: I'm be happy because I get to go play something else,
Speaker 7: like I you know, it doesn't matter how I bust,
Speaker 7: I'll be in whatever event registration's open on. So that
Speaker 7: was deep.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, it's the main event, buddy, and
Speaker 2: you can win ten million dollars and I think there's
Speaker 2: nineteen hundred points up top for the Player of the
Speaker 2: Year race sema as well, just win this tournament and
Speaker 2: win player of the year, Like that's how you do it, right.
Speaker 2: Thomas Klak still in. Jacob Thibodeau aka Tibbs played with
Speaker 2: him a lot around town. Very very solid player, very
Speaker 2: unassuming like no one would know him or recognize him.
Speaker 2: He's out of Alaska, but he did move down here
Speaker 2: to Las Vegas. I've played with him at when I've
Speaker 2: played with him at Venetian, you know quite a bit.
Speaker 2: Played with him at the w SB a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago. Was always extremely tough. Seems like a very
Speaker 2: good player who puts a lot into his game, and
Speaker 2: here he is seeing all that work come to fruition
Speaker 2: in a big way with a deep run here in
Speaker 2: the main LORI Shashkilatti. I hope I didn't butcher that
Speaker 2: last name. He's still a ehar Soika. He's a high roller.
Speaker 2: Is Soika making some waves here? I'm gonna butcher this
Speaker 2: one for sure. Eva Gorris Eva Goru in the mix,
Speaker 2: Jason Cornegae, Kayasuke Nagami, Sashin Josie. He played extra reely
Speaker 2: well on a stream for day six. Even though I
Speaker 2: am pretty much bedridden for the past day and a half,
Speaker 2: I've had the stream on NonStop, So I guess that's
Speaker 2: the silver lining here. You know, when I'm there at
Speaker 2: Paris and Horseshoe, you know you can't always watch the
Speaker 2: stream because you're out there on the floor you're trying
Speaker 2: to get a feel what's happening, talk to people, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But being at home, you know, I was able to
Speaker 2: watch the stream pretty much NonStop from start to finish,
Speaker 2: so it was really really good. Christopher, George Still and
Speaker 2: Patrick Leonard Pads himself on an absolute rush. Pads went
Speaker 2: to the England Mexico game down in Mexico City, came
Speaker 2: back registered late on Day two d and here he
Speaker 2: is running deep with sixty two players left heading to
Speaker 2: day seven in the main event. And he is the
Speaker 2: third and final player that Remco talked to on a
Speaker 2: Day six. So let's hear from Patrick Leonard.
Speaker 7: Now, is it coming home? It may be coming home.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure why which fell to maybe come home
Speaker 3: in but uh, I'll take either either of them, to
Speaker 3: be honest.
Speaker 6: So yeah, So how do you how you do weigh
Speaker 6: these England winning the World Cup or you winning the
Speaker 6: main Event.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's much chance of England winning the
Speaker 3: World Cup again, but I may win the main event again,
Speaker 3: so I might give my one time to England and
Speaker 3: just back myself to have a deep run again in
Speaker 3: the future.
Speaker 5: I guess you've been.
Speaker 6: One of the most consistent performers live and online for
Speaker 6: such a long time.
Speaker 7: What would a break up performance and the main mean
Speaker 7: to you? Hm? Interesting?
Speaker 3: Uh, probably not too much, to be honest, I've actually
Speaker 3: always struggled with celebrating wins. I feel like once I
Speaker 3: win something that I feel as big at the time, afterwards,
Speaker 3: I'm empty, you know, I realize kind of like the
Speaker 3: journey's amazing, like playing now, meeting all these people, it
Speaker 3: feels great, but the destination isn't always as happy as
Speaker 3: you think it may be. I'm very, very close friends
Speaker 3: with espen and I was with him on a rail
Speaker 3: from this point all the way on, and he had
Speaker 3: a great time around about now, and of course he
Speaker 3: enjoyed winning, but he didn't enjoy winning as much as
Speaker 3: he thought he may do. So being next to him
Speaker 3: and seeing him like that is trying to make me
Speaker 3: enjoy the right now. You know, if I win, it's
Speaker 3: going to be amazing, It's going to be a lot
Speaker 3: of look involved, and obviously I feel great, I feel proud,
Speaker 3: But right now I'm just focusing on each hand, getting
Speaker 3: to know all of the opponents at the tables, and yeah,
Speaker 3: I genuinely met probably twelve new friends here that I'm
Speaker 3: going to see in the corridors for the next twenty years.
Speaker 3: And as corny as it sounds, that feels like more
Speaker 3: of a wind than money, you know. So yeah, that's
Speaker 3: why I'm kind of trying to see it right now.
Speaker 6: There. How much of the game that you've been studying,
Speaker 6: that you've been working off for all these years, can
Speaker 6: you really apply at this stage in a tournament against
Speaker 6: this type of field?
Speaker 3: A lot When I think about poker and studying, I
Speaker 3: spend a lot of hours, but I'm usually a sim
Speaker 3: will come up, a spot will come up, and I'll
Speaker 3: usually say, well, what does this actually mean in life?
Speaker 3: You know, like if they do a slight bit less
Speaker 3: of this year, which direction do I go in? Also,
Speaker 3: like how much your hand's worth?
Speaker 7: You know, the solver will.
Speaker 3: Often tell you to play you know, let's say like
Speaker 3: a queen nine offseuit or a seven opposite be these hands,
Speaker 3: I'm making very little amount of money, like zero point
Speaker 3: zero one in ev in terms of big blinds, whereas
Speaker 3: you might get a spot where you flip a set
Speaker 3: or you have aces or whatever where you're making you know,
Speaker 3: like infinite more ev than the solver would do so
Speaker 3: kind of being conscious about you know, the future game
Speaker 3: and protecting my stack and just being in that seat
Speaker 3: for the next hand, in the hand after is better
Speaker 3: than trying to like maximize an edge and chase that
Speaker 3: last point one, you know. But yeah, just every spot's
Speaker 3: just a new puzzle. I'm just trying to solve work
Speaker 3: it out basically each one.
Speaker 6: Is there anyone in this field right now that knows
Speaker 6: more poker, has studied more, and is more ready for
Speaker 6: this moment?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. I don't mean this from like
Speaker 3: an egotistical point of view, like I've devoted a lot
Speaker 3: of my life to poker. I've sacrificed a lot.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: Maybe I know, maybe I know more about how to
Speaker 3: play Jack nine in the cutoff, but maybe they know
Speaker 3: more about some stuff which I wish I would know
Speaker 3: more of. You know, I understand that I've kind of,
Speaker 3: you know, my life could have went in lots of
Speaker 3: different directions, and I give a lot to it to poker,
Speaker 3: But that meant that I've kind of lacked in some
Speaker 3: other areas too. And play in this tournament, you play
Speaker 3: with people who have ten thousand dollars for a reason,
Speaker 3: whether they be a teacher, whether they be you know,
Speaker 3: working business, whether they own a restaurant, and they will
Speaker 3: often probe my mind about, oh, like should I have
Speaker 3: done this or not? And I will often probe their
Speaker 3: mind like, oh, you know, like how does insurance.
Speaker 7: Work under this or whatever?
Speaker 3: You know, And yeah, I think I'm I think I'm
Speaker 3: very prepared for this spot, and yeah, I'm confident in that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Final question, how is it possible to still have fun
Speaker 6: when the stakes are this high? There's so much adrenaline
Speaker 6: and so much fatigue in this big moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you have two directions. You can think about, Okay,
Speaker 3: we're playing you know, like ten twenty thousand dollars blinds,
Speaker 3: or you can just think, you know, I have like
Speaker 3: thirty two big blinds and I'm supposed to do X,
Speaker 3: Y or Z. You know, I've played a lot of
Speaker 3: very high stakes torments online where it's gotten to the
Speaker 3: crungender things and I've kind of crumbled, you know, I've
Speaker 3: seen it as being too high. I haven't taken the spot,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to spend today trying to live tomorrow.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't want to think, Oh, I want
Speaker 3: to make day seven.
Speaker 7: I'm here right now.
Speaker 3: I need to live now, I need to execute, I
Speaker 3: need to do what I need to do. And that's
Speaker 3: not always you know, like playing big because the stakes
Speaker 3: because I don't want to be scared. Sometimes it is
Speaker 3: being a little bit scared. Sometimes it is surviving. Sometimes
Speaker 3: it is preservation, you know. And that's kind of the
Speaker 3: beautiful thing about poker is that you have to wear
Speaker 3: risk rewards the future of the now. And yeah, teachers
Speaker 3: a lot about life, I think too, and it's the
Speaker 3: beautiful game.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: That was Pads always a pleasure to have Pads on
Speaker 2: the microphone, and he seems like he's just taking it
Speaker 2: all in, having a blast with it off. You guys
Speaker 2: follow Pads on social media. You know, he's just really
Speaker 2: trying to live through this moment and you know, make
Speaker 2: the best of this run. Edward Sacrist pair Stillan, Brian Larkin,
Speaker 2: Carlos Chata. You used to play a lot of high
Speaker 2: Rollers and then I feel like he dipped out of
Speaker 2: the high Rollers scene for a little while. But Carlo
Speaker 2: is a very good player. Also, Tolga Karakaya, Archimedes Arenas, Berkeley, Yon,
Speaker 2: John Lee Wang, Dennis Carlson, Ricardo Cermino, Michael o'connoran and
Speaker 2: Dylan Smith. I'm gonna get to Dylan Smith, who is
Speaker 2: one of the best all around poker players in the world,
Speaker 2: but also a very very good Nolan Holden player. Believe
Speaker 2: he won a WPT from Seminole not too long ago.
Speaker 2: Dylan Smith is one of those guys who has really
Speaker 2: stormed onto the scene in the recent three to five
Speaker 2: years maybe, and one of the best. Can play all
Speaker 2: the games and can play them extremely well. Is out
Speaker 2: of Florida, or at least that's where he resides now.
Speaker 2: And another player who's always drafted in twenty five K
Speaker 2: fantasy also also has a bracelet, does Dylan Smith, which
Speaker 2: I think he won earlier this year. Vladimir Belokov, Harturis
Speaker 2: straskis a Rosher Vaziri, Ori Elou latches Are Petkov. Matt Lapasse.
Speaker 2: Matt Lapasse is a name it sticks out to me.
Speaker 2: I've covered him before or something, but been around a while.
Speaker 2: Canadian player Henrik Turner, John Weiss, Jeff Weiss. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: guess no relation, but you never know. Aki hero Konishi,
Speaker 2: Thomas McDonald, David Kluckman. I should look up Kanishi as
Speaker 2: we do Oka hero Kunisi because on the broadcast last night,
Speaker 2: I think Nick Shulman was questioning if if they had
Speaker 2: seen this guy before and if he had made a
Speaker 2: deep run in the wsit being main event before I
Speaker 2: looked it up. I don't see a deep run in
Speaker 2: the main event from Nick was saying maybe last year.
Speaker 2: But what he might be thinking of is Kanishi got
Speaker 2: second place in the WSP Europe Main Event this year
Speaker 2: in April for one point two million euros or one
Speaker 2: point three a two million dollars. So Kanishi crushing this
Speaker 2: year with that run, that second place mentioned in the
Speaker 2: WSPORT main Event and now here Final sixty two of
Speaker 2: the WSP Main Event. Thomas McDonald, David Kluckman, Marshall, Diigel,
Speaker 2: Kanya Zang. She is the lone female remaining, but she
Speaker 2: is third to last in chips. Caid Lattenbacher Caid's out
Speaker 2: of I think Michigan a very young kid. I have
Speaker 2: played with him a bit in some events around town
Speaker 2: at the win at Venetian, et cetera. He's he's very young.
Speaker 2: He won a bracelet events I think online on through
Speaker 2: the Michigan website, either a year or two ago. He's
Speaker 2: the second sort of stack returning. Then Gregory Brown. Gregory
Speaker 2: Brown is the short stack remaining. Gregory Brown is he
Speaker 2: was on a Venetian streamer too that that Rimku and
Speaker 2: I did coverage on. So yeah, so that's who we
Speaker 2: got advancing to a day seven, and then just quickly
Speaker 2: some of the players that we did lose on a
Speaker 2: Day six. We lost Aaron Barone, dutch Boyd hit the raal,
Speaker 2: Lauren Klein was bounced as well. There's gonna be some ramifications,
Speaker 2: I guess from the tank that Lauren Klein was in.
Speaker 2: I'm still at home, gonna be staying home today, but
Speaker 2: I'm hearing that they're instituting shot clocks and that used
Speaker 2: to be made event, which is absolutely bananas to me
Speaker 2: to be able to do that for day seven. So
Speaker 2: we'll see what comes of that.
Speaker 6: TJ.
Speaker 2: Reid went out, Ryan Miller went out. I mean, I
Speaker 2: think I'm pretty safe to say that I think Ryan
Speaker 2: Miller might have made one of the worst folds in
Speaker 2: WS to be made of industry, and that's probably gonna
Speaker 2: be one that's haunting him for quite some time. Free
Speaker 2: Jeteen also out. Jeremy Hyman to dance Da Villa. We
Speaker 2: lost him as well. We lost Sewn Winter Shawn Winter
Speaker 2: got very very short, ultimately busted with ACE six versus tens.
Speaker 2: We lost Caitlyn Kameski, hit the rail, was that an
Speaker 2: exisca and uh so Hedwala all busted out on day six.
Speaker 2: So that's the pot, short and sweet. I gotta go
Speaker 2: lay it back down before I die anymore. But sixty
Speaker 2: two players remaining entering at day seven. Hopefully tonight I'll
Speaker 2: be rested enough that I'll be able to get one
Speaker 2: of these out on a more normal schedule. So thanks
Speaker 2: for bearing with me, guys. I'm a bit bummed that
Speaker 2: I wasn't able to continue the trend of doing one
Speaker 2: every single day, but hopefully we're back and uh that's it.
Speaker 2: That's the pot. So my name is Donnie Peters and
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you guys next time.
Speaker 1: Adn't the change expressed, Okay,