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Speaker 1: Hello, everyone, Welcome to a new episode of the Poker

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Go Podcast. My name is Donny Peters. I am flying

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solo today. My guy Tim Duckworth is probably catching up

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on some sleep. They had a late go of it

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last night. Finished Day one of the PGT Million Dollar

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Championship around two am, give or take here in Las Vegas,

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so late one for him and the team. But I

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am here to give you a lay of the land

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as we head into day two. We head into the

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final table of this season ending event. Dylan Wiseman is

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the chip leader. There are six players remaining. I'll go

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over who the final six are, what they're guaranteed, you know,

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how they kind of got here, and then a little

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bit of a recap on how the day went, and

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we'll get you out of here. I'm pretty short and

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Million Dollar Championship, wrapping up the twenty twenty four PGT season.

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Dylan Wiseman the chip leader with three million, one hundred

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and eighty thousand in chips. Believe the blinds are going

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to be twenty thousand, forty thousand, so Wiseman has just

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under eighty big blinds there to work with. At the

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start of play on Saturday, I think he was the

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chip leader with on the bubble, i should say, or

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nearing the bubble, and then he ended up scoring one

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of the eliminations, which I'm gonna get to this in

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a second, scoring one of the eliminations to boost his

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stack a little bit Morellan Wiseman is trailed by Chris

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Unichan he's the closest on the leader board with one

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point nine to five million. Then you have Jim Callipy

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one point one seven million, Calvin Anderson nine hundred and

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eighty five thousand, Nick Schulman eight hundred and ninety five thousand,

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and PGT Player of the Gear Jeremy Osmas did make

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it into the final six eight hundred and eighty k four.

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Osmas Wiseman finished the PGT regular season eleventh in points

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sixteen hundred and thirty two points. He had four wins,

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eighteen cashes, and six or sorry, one point six two

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four million dollars in PGT winnings. So you know, all

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these all these six players did qualify for this event

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via the top forty, and then you had Chris unickn

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uh he finished thirty first, but if you take out

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the people who didn't qualify via the three cash requirement,

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he got bumped up to twenty sixth in points, eleven

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hundred points for unikin one win, five cashes, five million,

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two hundred and eighty five thousand dollars in winnings. Jim

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Collipy After that harsh, harsh, harsh bubble of the top

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forty last season he got in. This season, he got

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in very nicely, seventh seventh in points seventeen hundred and

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fifty seven points. He didn't have any wins, you know,

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as Tim mentioned on the last episode of the podcast,

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but he did have twenty cashes for more than two

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point two million dollars, and Kalopy's first win could be

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here in the PGT Million Dollars Championship. Calvin Anderson thirty

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fourth in points, but again, if you remove the ones

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who didn't get the cashes in order to be eligible,

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he gets bumped up to twenty eighth, one thousand and

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eighty five points, one win, four cashes, one million, eighty

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five thousand dollars in earnings. Nick Schulman eighth in points

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on the season, sixteen hundred and thirty two points. Of course,

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that point total was bumped up by a victory in

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the first PGT Last Chance Events that we just wrapped up.

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Two wins for him nineteen cashes, two million, six hundred

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and six thousand dollars in winnings, and then Jeremy Osmas,

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the current PGT Player of the Year, rounds out the

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top six, first in points for him two million, or sorry,

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two million. Yeah, that would be a lot of points.

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Nine hundred and sixty six points, one win, twenty six cashes,

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five million, nine hundred and ninety one thousand dollars in

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money one. Ozmas had a banner year on the PGG

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absolutely crushed it finished. I think it's more than nine

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hundred points ahead of everyone else. Closest to him on

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the leaderboard at the end of the season was none

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other than Daniel Nigranu with I think twenty fifty four

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if I remember correctly. So great season for Ozma's overall,

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and we'll see if he can catch it off with

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a PGT million dollar championship victory. Everyone remaining is guaranteed

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forty thousand dollars up top five hundred thousand dollars. As

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I mentioned, play wrapped up at a round two am

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in the morning, and it was an exciting finish, a

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double Foxen Bubble if you can believe it. I almost

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didn't believe it when I woke up this morning and

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I was reading through the updates, so I pulled up

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the stream and I watched the end of the stream

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and yeah, it actually happened. So with eight players left,

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the field was playing on the two future tables four

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and four. Kristin Foxen was on the outer table. Alex

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Foxen was on the main table. Kristen gets involved in

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a big pot against Nick Schilman raised a couple of ases.

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He had the acid diamonds. She called from the big

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blind with Queen jack off. She had the jack of diamonds.

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It came King Queen eight all diamonds. I think there

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was a bet and a call from Schulman on the flop.

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Four club's turn went check check six of hearts on

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the river fox And leads for forty thousand, which was

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one big blind, and Nick decided to kick it up

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to three hundred and twenty thousand, leaving just a five

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thousand chip behind. After a little bit of a tank,

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Foxen flicked in the call. She was shown the bad

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news because Schulman had the goods. He had those aces.

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Her hand was into the muck and she was left

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with fewer than three big blinds. Then they start playing

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the next hand, same table. Chris Unican raises with the

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ace nine off. Kristin Foxen goes all in from the

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small blind with those It was just I think she

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had one hundred and fifteen K big one forty K.

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She goes all from the small blind with Queen four Hearts.

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Hewniken calls and and as this happens, they slide on

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over to the other table because Alex Foxen is all in. Okay,

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he's all in against Dylan Wiseman. Didn't see the full

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action pre flop, but looking at the screen it said

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Wiseman four bet all in. Alex Foxen mentioned that he

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four bet all in, so this was probably raised from

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the button from Dylan Wisan with the Ace five off

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fox and three bet not all in Ace King of Hearts.

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Wiseman went with it all in and Foxen called it off.

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There was a five on the turn that ultimately knocked

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out Alex Foxen in eighth place. It was made known

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that that hand would run first and they would go

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back and they would run the Kristen fox In hand.

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So then they swing back over they run the Kristen

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fox Foxen hanch she's all in again with the Queen

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four Hearts against Unukin's Ace nine Ace ten deuce rainbow

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with one heart seven of spades leaves her drawing dead

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on the turn, and both Alex and Christen are out

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the door before the three Hearts can complete the board

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on the river. As things pertain to Alex Foxen, I mean,

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this was kind of his season. You know, he did,

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he did qualify via the top forty of the leaderboard,

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but it just didn't seem like you had the dominating

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performances that were used to seeing from Alex Foxen, which

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which is fine. I mean, there's plenty of variants in poker,

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especially when it comes to live poker, and you just

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can't hit the the volume that you need to be

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able to, you know, realize things. But yeah, i mean

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fox in here just kind of a brutal end to

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a rather brutal season by his standards, you know, like, yeah,

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he did well, you know again, he finished in the

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top forty. You know, he had a bunch of deep runs,

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but ultimately, you know, nothing that were really used to

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seeing overall. You know, he had thirteen cashes on the

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PGT this season, did not eclipse one million dollars in

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PGT winnings nine hundred and sixty eight thousand, and didn't

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have any wins. You know, we're used to seeing fox

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And get at least one win, if not two or three,

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or maybe more wins, you know, get up over fifteen cashes,

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probably pushed towards what's seventeen eighteen, and then certainly passed

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the million mark, especially when you factor in all the

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big WSP events that count. Just how much of a

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beast Alex Foxon is when it comes to those events.

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You know, Kristen Foxen had a great season as well.

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She won an event, twelve cashes, more than one point

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four million dollars in PGT winnings, finished twelfth on the

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leader board, was looking good early in this event, I

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know her and Alex played quite a bit on the

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same table, actually got it all in against one another

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at one point. I think it was her Queen's against

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Alex's ace king, and she won and doubled up there

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forgiving if I have those hands backward, but she definitely

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won the hand and doubled up through her husband Alex. So,

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you know, great, great year for Kristen Foxen, and you know,

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I'm I'm guessing we're gonna see plenty of them. Of

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course on the twenty twenty five PGT campaign, So first

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player out was George Castanas in what was it forty

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fourth place because ultimately forty four of the fifty eligible

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players showed up for this one. So you know, originally,

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if if all fifty showed up, fifty players million dollar

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free roll, that puts the value at twenty thousand. So

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with only forty four shown, value gets bumped up a

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little bit twenty two thousand, seven hundred and change. So

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you know, good good for the players, good value there.

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You had Brian Rass busting in thirty second, you had

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Daniel Legrano busting in twenty six too, who came to play.

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I mean he he played some interesting hands that you

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might not have expected from the granny. Not that they

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were they were bad or anything, you know, he just

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I think you're used to seeing him take more of

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a small ball approach at times, and he he seemed

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to swing with some timely three bets. He also had

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some some raises in there that didn't necessarily work out.

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So I don't know if that's Daniel's been in the

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lab for a couple of weeks, hasn't you know, he

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didn't play the PGT Last Chance series, so has he

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been kind of working on some things and he came

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out here and he tested him out, and you know,

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ultimately did they didn't work, you know, in this spot.

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But maybe a sign of things to come for him

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for the twenty twenty five PGT season. But we'll see

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as it pertains to that sort of stuff. But yeah,

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he went out twenty six. He had Isaac Hackson busting

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in eighteenth place. Joe Sico. So I mentioned Joe Sicico.

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You guys might not know that name. I mean, absolutely

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incredible name for a poker player. Could you just imagine

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Sicko wins PGT million dollars Championship. I mean, come on,

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this is great. So Joe Siico he was a annual

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he ultimately didn't cash in this event, but he did

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have the deepest run for a dream Seat winner. He

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finished in seventeenth place. He was out there battling with

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some of the absolute best in the world, going toe

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We generally do a lot of stuff and you guys

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can win. Okay, you can't. So they got down to

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fourteen players after the elimination of Jesse Lonis in fifteenth place.

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They combined or read drew whatever they did to two

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tables of seven. Then it was Ben Toleraing busting fourteenth,

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Scott sever in thirteenth, Stephen Chidwick in twelfth, David Coleman

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in eleventh, Sean Winter in tenth, and Boris Angeloff in

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ninth place, and that brought us down to the final eight.

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Then I went over what happened with the two Foxen's,

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the Double Fox and Bubble, which I mean, I still

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kind of have a hard time believing that that actually happened,

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But I mean, what are you gonna do? Just absolutely

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wild stuff that that went out. On the same hand,

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you know they're playing hand for hand, player around for

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ront or whatever they were doing at that time. You know,

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both of them get all in. Obviously, Christy loses that

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big hands to Nick Shulman right before that. So just

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crazy stuff, crazy crazy stuff. Just quickly. On the fantasy

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teams that that Tim and I drafted, it looks like

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Tim has Nick Schulman remaining. He had Seth Davies, Ren Lynn.

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I think he had Alex Foxen. He had one of

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the Foxes, but they're both out. He had Derek Ymatta

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and Zach Gresh so they're all gone, so he's only

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got Nick Shulman left. I had Daniel mcgartny, Brandon Wilson,

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Channon Shore, Steven Chidwick, and Alan Keating they are out.

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I also had Jeremy Osnes and he is in. So

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Tim and I both draft did one player that is in,

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and we'll see how that goes today. On Saturday, which

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is when the final six will be returning to the

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Poker gro studio down on the Las Vegas Strip, down

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on the Aria Resort and Casino property, cards will be

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back in the air at one pm local time here

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in Vegas. The stream will start on Poker Go at

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two pm Vegas time, that's five pm on the East coast.

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It was originally planned, I think that Nick Shulman was

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supposed to join Ali Najade in the booth. Day one

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was Ali Dajad and Jesse Sylvia. So I'm not sure

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if Jesse is gonna be back, but they're gonna need

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to find someone to go alongside Alin Najade because Nick

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Shulman is in the final six. He is at this

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final table. He will be in the mix battling for

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that five hundred thousand dollars first place prize. Again, all

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the players remaining are guaranteed forty k. Let me just

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quickly run over these payouts here, So it's forty k

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for sixth place, sixty k for fifth place, eighty k

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for fourth place, one hundred and twenty thousand for third,

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two hundred thousand per second, and then a big jump

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up to five hundred thousand dollars for first place. You know,

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five hundred thousand dollars first place. Probably definitely wanted to

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have that at half a million. So that big jump is,

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you know, not not the norm for PGT events, but

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we do do something a little bit special here in

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the PGT Million Dollar Championship. All right, that's all I

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have for you guys today. Hopefully this was pretty short

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and sweet, just to go over everything that happened for

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the PGT Million Dollar Championship. As always, you guys can

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relive some of the action both on poker go dot

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com via the day one stream replay, which should be

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available on demand now, or you can check out PGT

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dot com, which is the home for the Poker gro Tour.

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Just hit that live reporting tab at the top and

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you can go through all of the updates from Day

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one and then they'll be populating updates from today's final

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table as well, albeit should be on delay and matching

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with the stream, so you won't get any spoilers there.

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But watch the coverage on poker Go. Guys. Come on,

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I will be watching. I will be in the chat

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hanging out and watching these guys battle. It's gonna be

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a fun one. Five hundred thousand dollars up top, let's go.

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All right, that's gonna do it for me. My name

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is Donnie Peters, and I will talk to you guys

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next time. Express Express