Speaker 1: Hello everyone, and welcome back to a new episode of
the Poker Go Podcast. My name is Donny Peters. His
name is Tim Duckworth, and I do not care that
this announcement is happening right now while we are trying
to intro the pod because we have stuff to do.
It is almost twelve thirty at night, and I cannot
wait for this colossus bubble to burst any longer. Just
absolutely outrageous how long this thing is taking. Yeah, I
don't know what's happening. It's not like there's a bazillion
people in the field, which I thought there were going
to be a ton of people in the field, but
it was much much, much, much much smaller than I
had thought. But it is what it is still a
very big field. We'll touch on that later. Because this
guy right here played in it. No spoilers, he just spoiled.
We'll hit on how that went for him. We got
blosh Ziriov aka scar Maker if you know that name.
I'll get into that later. Tim probably has no idea
what I'm talking about, but we'll get on a later.
He won the twenty five K six Max high Roller
for more than one point seven million dollars Alosio Dorado,
a Brazilian, won the fifteen hundred dollars Badogi tournament. We're
going to talk about Tim playing the Colossus. Of course,
we got the ten K stud in the money playing
towards the final table. Don't don't know if they'll get there.
I believe they're in the last level of the night.
We will touch on that at least right now. Daniel Legrand,
who is still in President of Poker Grow and Poker
Hall of Famer Maries Candani is still in Gino Reim
I believe is the chip leader right now. Tim can
look that up, have it prepared when we get to that.
Later on, we'll hit on the PLO double board bomb
pot that is approaching the final table. And then as
part of that event, we have an interview from DW.
David Williams himself. He ran deep in the event, so
we'll chat with good old DW. There's another twenty five
k going on. It kicked off today, the eight max
high Roller. We'll touch on that one, of course, and
then you know, a few odds and ends here, a
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First up blash Ziryov aka scar Maker, winning the twenty
five K six Max one million, seven hundred and thirty
four thousand dollars. He topped a field of three hundred
and thirty six entries. He is a Slovenian player. He
is an online MTT crusher and he topped Chris Mormon
and heads up Play denying Mormon. What I think is
his third gold bask so Mormon a second place there,
but also a seven pigure scar. I think it was
one point one something for second place. Now there was
an interesting hand. Did you see it?
Speaker 2: You did not?
Speaker 1: Of course you didn't. Where they brought up a similar
situation than what everyone saw at the EPPT Money Carlo
final table, where that guy I forget his name against
Jimmy Owakeel did the whole possible angle shoot thing. Maybe not.
Then another player said he saw him do it earlier
in the tournament to somebody else, so that was their
whole thing. At this final table today, there was a
raise and a three bet from Jared Bleaznik. Jared Bleznek
had I think it was Queen Jack of diamonds and
Jerryov had pocket kings. Now he went forward with a
raise and he so he said one point three. Blesnik
got already three bets to like one point five or
maybe one point five something, so I can't say one
point three right immediately, Landon Tice is like he raised
over there, Dealers like yeah, it's one point five or whatever,
and Ziyov was kind of like frozen. He's like, oh,
so they ended up. It's of course it's a call.
I think I think it was a call. Yeah, it
was a call, and then it comes King Jack something,
you know whatever. So but it was it's just interesting
because he had the chips in his hand to actually
raise to he said afterwards, he said, I said one
point three, but I meant three point three, like his
brain just like had an issue.
Speaker 2: So English is not his first language also, so he
speaks English.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't think this one was an angle, you know,
I just kind of think that he just did it mistakenly,
you know. I mean, I've definitely once in a while,
like my brain is thinking something, but something else will
come out of my mouth for whatever stupid reason. The
wires get crossed from here to here, and that's just
how it is. And the fact that he had the
chips in his hand, like I just I don't know,
I don't think there was anything malicious there going on,
but you know, just want to point it out because
it was, you know, somewhat interesting. And at the end,
on the end of the river, Lesnix said something along
the lines of like, that's the weirdest thing I've ever
seen something like that. So that happened overall, jiriov I
thought played super super solid. At the final table, he
ends up getting heads up with Chris Mormon. He wins
a huge flip ace Queen of Spades verse nine, so
he hits an ace, he holds him there, and then
he ultimately wins it with Ace King versus the Ace
Jack of Chris Mormon. Mormon cashing for one point one
two nine million. You had Jared Blesnik finishing in third
mister Sports Cards himself. We only had a a very
brief Sports Cards segment. He did bring a box. I
think it was tops. He kind of took he kind
of took something out. I don't really know what's going on. Yeah,
he used the time extension things again, but it wasn't
like that. It wasn't as elaborate as he did during
Super High Rollable PLO and all that sort of stuff, right,
but it was still of course, the patent did Jared
Blesnik moment Land and Tice got fourth five hundred and
thirteen thousand dollars for him. Paulias Vitikunis got fifth for
three and fifty nine thousand, and then aram Aganian sixth
for two hundred and fifty seven k. So let's get
into this scar Maker.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 1: Lash Yiryov it's kind of an online legend at this point,
plays under the name or famously it was known that
he played under the name scar Maker. And then it's
there's a three for the ean Maker. He won a
five dollars satellite to play in remember that massive shout
out to the word massive Party poker, fifty three hundred
dollars millions online tournament that had a record breaking twenty
million dollar guarantee. Yeah, so he wins a five dollars
satellite to get into that. He goes on to get
third for one point three six four million dollars. So
like that was like the whole launch genesis of Xiriov
got it. That event had four three hundred and sixty
seven entries. The two people above him, I think chopped
it up for like, I don't know, one or two
million each maybe, but he turns five dollars into one
point three six four million dollars. That was December twenty eighteen.
He was, you know, he played some semi pro soccer
when he was younger. He started playing poker for real
money on Poker Stars when he was eighteen, but he
also played on free online poker sites, which he said,
which is crazy because you guys can do that. You
just go to play poker dot com and maybe you're
the next last jeri Off. Yeah you did you ever
think about that? That's crazy.
Speaker 2: He's come make with a fall.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So he he hits, he hits his score, and
he's he's motivated to start getting better. You know, he
wants to play as good as he can. He wants
to learn as much as possible. He wants to eventually
turn pro. So you know, I think I think some
sometimes when people have a big score like that, when
they get in for cheap and they just kind of
blow up and they're still kind of early in their career.
It's kind of like this crossroads type of moment where
you can go down one path where it's like I
just want a boatload of money, like let's go partying,
firing bigger buy ins, you know, thinking that you are
the best, all this sort of stuff, and the next thing,
you know, you got no money left, yep. Or you
can go the other way where it's like, okay, you know,
I prove to myself I can do this to some degree,
I want to prove myself that I can do it,
you know, full time as a professional, move up in stakes,
all that sort of stuff, and that second road is
I think what Ziryov took. And you know he's had
a lot of success since now his live results that
he doesn't have a ton of them, you know, just
because I think he focuses more on playing the online MTTs.
But since he did have that online score, you know,
he has a fourth, well this is an online event,
but fourth in the WPT Online World Championship, which is
also on Party Poker, for five hundred and fifty two K.
Two live events, both at EPT Paris in twenty twenty four,
he got a second in the FPS main event for
three hundred and sixteen K. He won a twenty two
hundred euro deep stack four one hundred and fifty three K.
Then at the most recent WSP Paradise he got second
in the fifty three hundred dollars deep stack for two
hundred and twenty five K. And then also with this win,
he's now first on Slovenia's all time moneyless Who did
he pass? I'm asking you because I know you know
the name. Now I don't know if you know that
this person is Slovenian, but you'll you'll case Castle. So
Casey Castle's second, give me a hint. PGT is the hint.
Speaker 2: That's why Slovenian PGT nate another hint.
Speaker 1: PGT Championship should give it away. Smoo Jovic, that's he's
gentlemen rock Ostisa.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, that's way, that's like five years ago. Yeah, yeah,
but I was thinking, like last.
Speaker 1: Year he was the former number one on Slovenia's all
time money list, but now last Jerry Off took him over.
This was a PGT event, So what do we got
happening in terms of the leader board.
Speaker 2: Well, the winner, well I just had it and now
I lost it. He moves up to twelve, seven hundred
and fifty points. Good lord Chris Mormon. He picked up
seven hundred. He's sixteenth place, both of them first cash
of the season. Biggest mover though Landon Tice, third cash
of the season. He's now into twenty third place with
five hundred and eight points. He's obviously a regular on
the PGT, so that is a good launching pad for
the rest of the season for him. And feel like,
you know, we got seventy more events he should be
able to pick up another four hundred points and lock
in his spot in the PGT Million Dollar Championship. But yeah,
that was pretty much the biggest change relative to this
twenty five K six mix.
Speaker 1: In the fifteen hundred dollars Badogie Tournament, Alosio Derado took
it down a little bit of a redemption run for him.
So he won this fifteen hundred dollars badougie for one
hundred and thirty AK, the largest ever badogie tournament ever
held in poker history, five hundred and thirty four entries.
He's a Brazilian. He had a very very fun, boisterous rail.
They celebrated loudly with him when he won an an
enormous Brazilian flag. We talked about it quickly last night
on the episode, but he had that that flag wrapped
around him like a freaking quilt in the in the
winners photo. And I say that it's a bit of
a redemption story because a couple of years ago, and
we know about this because we had Sean deeb on
our fantasy team that year. Uh fifte do game Deep
won it. Dorado finished second, YEP. And I also think
that it's a little bit of a win for the
mixed games crowd, just kind of based on what he
told Poker News afterward. You know, part of his quote was,
I think that the atmosphere with nolamit hold them the
bots that play. It's not nice playing with ten bots
who don't speak, don't smile, don't do anything. It's not
inviting to play for new players and old players. I
really like the mixed games, especially the draw games. So
I just say that that's a win for the mixed
games crowd because you know, they I feel like that's
a sentiment shared by a lot of mixed game players,
and now they have someone who won a mixed game
bracelet who is saying that exact thing, you know, basically
championed their statement or one of their sentiments to the
world in this this winter story. So that's why I
think that it's a it's a win for them. So
but you know, shout out to Derado for taking it down.
He beat Dominic Sarly in a second place. Sarly is
a bracelet winner, was going for his second Basically, he
won the twenty five hundred dollars Mixed Triple draw Back
in twenty twenty two, I believe he beat Jerry Wong
in that one. Well, he cashed in this tournament for
ninety two K. You had James Newberry in third for
sixty one K, Jonathan Glen Dinning in fourth for forty
one K, David Margolis twenty eight K for fifth place,
and Anthony Arvidson twenty thousand, five hundred and four to
sixth place. All right, we buried the lead a little bit,
and now we got to get to Timothy Duckworth playing
the Colossus and listen, if you guys put it together.
He's obviously not playing anymore, but it's it's a little
bit more like salt in the wound. They're announcing the
bubble as we're recording this stuff, and you basically bubbled, Yeah,
how'd it go? It was great me about it. You
were late. First of all. You were like, I'm gonna
go play like out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: I just randomly was like I had the itch, so
I scratched it. Jumped in a little bit before dinner break,
sitting next to a podcast list Eric McGall it took
a pot of me with a straight So I'm not
happy at you, Eric, but he's a very nice guy.
I ran up a stack before dinner, went my fifty
k all the way up to one sixty something. Not
much happened after dinner really, to be honest, it was
quite boring. Trended down, got a double trend.
Speaker 1: To open those sevens. Then you wouldn't be sitting here,
that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Sure. And then I got I got shot on the
you know, we're like two hundred off the money, which
sounds like a lot, but in the Colossus it's really
like ninety minutes orders. Yeah, so I just never had
a spot, never had a hand, a lot of nine
three off suits and stuff, and got my last. We
were about, I don't know, less than thirty from the money.
I was like madle position and all in with queens,
got called by King Douce and lost. Oh my god,
it's whatever, it's just whatever. But me bro it was.
It was actually kind of fun to play a WSP event.
Speaker 1: I know, you know you made the stream.
Speaker 2: I yes, I did say that that was actually a
pretty funny, uh little segment there. But to be honest,
it was fun to just get in there and get
amongst it and then get close and you know, shuffle
some chips and look at some cards, and.
Speaker 1: I'm dying to get in there.
Speaker 2: A little bit of jealous, but yeah, I missed out
on I don't know what the main cashrows a thousand
dollars something should.
Speaker 1: Be one k.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll hopefully get them again. We've got two more
chances probably this world series least see what happens.
Speaker 1: So let's let's I mean, let's talk about the colossus,
you know, not to sit here and talk about the
event that you just busted about or in. But smaller
field than I thought, you know, Yeah, coming into today,
they were at just over ten thousand. It was like
ten thousand, three hundred and last year was nineteen thousand,
three hundred and something. So I said on the last episode,
you know, I think, yeah, they're you know, it's gonna
be wall the wall in here. They're gonna get eight
nine thousand people like they're going to be close to
last year, but they're three thousand short of last year.
And I mean maybe you can can you quickly like
run the prize school numbers? Not really, because I mean
it's complicated, because okay, just go to the structure sheet,
und here's the thing, and just go to the.
Speaker 2: Structure because it doesn't really matter. I've got it here.
You gotta just do the meds. No, but there's sometimes
they're taking the staffee, and sometimes they're not.
Speaker 1: Don't taking the staff fee, sometimes they're not. I just
want to know the prize pool. I want to know.
Speaker 2: What's the total entrance. Some of the total entrance.
Speaker 1: Sixteen thousand, three hundred and.
Speaker 2: One, seven point one eight million.
Speaker 1: How much did they take out? Sixteen percent? Oh my gosh, lord,
sixteen percent. I me at least I didn't play ten handed,
but I know, yeah, so four twenty So would you
say it was seven point one eight million? No, it's less.
She got sixteen percent of five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I'm saying. The buying is four hundred
and forty and fifty cents.
Speaker 1: The line's for twenty.
Speaker 2: Say, that's what I'm saying. It literally says that he
had four forty and fifty cents plus fifty nine to fifty.
Speaker 1: That's why it's like, that's how they make it says
on the structure set. No, I know nine percent plus
five point one percent.
Speaker 2: All the prize pools on the thing. Incorrect. But if
you do four twenty, it is six point eight four
six million.
Speaker 1: That's actually seventeen percent, not sixteen percent. Six point eight
four six So eighty five dollars four to fifteen it
four fifteen okay, so six point seven six millions that ye,
And what was the prize pool last year? That's what
I want to know.
Speaker 2: Look that up.
Speaker 1: You can probably just find that on hand, the MOB
just to twenty twenty four whatever on hand the mob
so six point seven to six for I just want
to say it like five point nine yeah, so more
more this year, but less entrance, Yeah, but less entries.
Now forgive us for doing all that silly math or
you know, producer riches, you know, ripping his hair out. Like,
I don't think going from four hundred dollars to fives
really changes anything. I mean, do you think somebody's like, oh,
I can't play it now it's five point at all?
I mean, you know, I mean, how many people are
really doing that?
Speaker 2: Three thousand people? Probably?
Speaker 1: No, that's not so. I'm just curious, why why is
it so? Why is it so much lower? Like I
don't I'm just kind of confused. Well, especially because they
did line up the starting flight perfectly where thelast starting
flavors on Saturday. Like, you know, I'm just I guess
I'm kind of surprised.
Speaker 2: I think that one hundred dollars matters if you're firing everybody,
really yeah for something?
Speaker 1: Is it unlimited? Is it unlimited? Reinteresting thing? So I
think it's whatever.
Speaker 2: But like you're forgetting about, you know, John Smith from Idaho,
et cetera.
Speaker 1: Like John Smith is the twenty five year heads of
a legend.
Speaker 2: Not that John Smith. Okay, John Dollar from Idaho or
from Wisconsin that's coming in. Maybe they only have one
thousand dollars to spend, or they only have, you know,
say sixteen hundred or two thousands. They have to allocated
a little differently. Now. You know, maybe between you and me,
thee hundred dollars isn't that much, but to the people
coming here to play, maybe they only have Okay, I've
got a thousand dollars to spend. That's two bullets in
this but last year they will find another two hundred
and have three bullets. You know. So I think that
that one hundred dollars does matter, and that's where the
three thousand entrants, you know, goes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I just I don't know. I just
didn't think that it would it would get be that
far off. I mean the other factor too, I thought
for sure, like it would get if you have if
we would have bet, like if there was a bet
out there where I could have bet over eighteen thousands.
Oh look they made the money.
Speaker 2: Cool, fuck them home debt bags.
Speaker 1: You know I would have I would have thought that
over eighteen thousand is just.
Speaker 2: The other thing you're not rolling out is sorry you
are rolling out? Is what event number was the CLASSUS
this yere twenty or something?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's early ish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, last year was event seventy. You know that that
has some factors when people want to come closer to
the main event and stay for say two weeks rather
than coming June eighth, and then are they going to
stay the whole time or are they going to go
home come back? So that those little things matter.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm always curious why they make such big changes
with like like what's the reason for doing the coloss is?
Like well, at the had a complete opposite side of
the schedule, Like what changed, Like there's a few events
that are like that. Like it's like, oh, when we
referenced a couple of them, already when we're talking about
the numbers, we're like, well, it's kind of weird to
look at it because last year was like Event eighty.
This year it's Event you know thirteen or whatever it
might be.
Speaker 2: Well, these big field ones that they obviously have added
flights to most of them, yep, and that changes the
calendar a little bit where they want to definitely have
the biggest flight the one day, the final flight on
the Saturday, the day two on the Sunday. So they
have to when they're I'm assuming building this schedule, put
those events out first along with the main event, and
then they start slutting in the other no lemen holdems
in the high rollers, and then you know, the badougies,
the mixed games can be kind of put anywhere else.
But I think it's the fact that these you know
we started, you know, we have the Gladiators of Poker,
the Monster Stack, the Millionaire Maker, all these multi flight,
big field events taking up more days. So they have
to just schedule slightly differently here and there. And you know,
class has moved up just just by chance. I think.
Speaker 1: So, even though it is down right around three thousand
entries from last year, it is still the twelfth largest
live poker tournament of all time, which is very good,
very good. I mean, it's still an absolutely crazy field.
Like like we mentioned, the price school is going to
be larger this year, which I think is cool. You know,
I do like having this this price point at five hundred.
I think it works. It separates it a little bit
more from the three hundred dollars Gladiators tournament. Yeah, you
know so, I like that. You know, so I'm not
going to complain about it being five hundred dollars. I
still I know you're saying that one hundred dollars matters
to some people. I'm just having a hard time reconciling
it in my brain. You could very well be rich,
you could very well be right. I am. No, I'm
far from rich. Like I'm one of the people who
likes to play this sort of stuff, and yeah, you know,
I'm not gonna really go too crazy or one hundred
dollars like I always feel like just people will almost
bend over backwards to try and play w s AP
events because they're events.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. They may yes, they may have just
the one bullet in them all the two bullets and
not have that extra one that.
Speaker 1: I think it gets it. I think it probably becomes
a thing when you get to the two thousand, Like
if you're like, Okay, I'm gonna bring two thousand. Last
year that was five bullets. This year that's four, yeah, right,
and then that maybe that can just add up. I mean,
I don't know.
Speaker 2: Fifteen hundred and sixteen hundreds is kind of the same thing,
you know, fifteen hundred three that's basically four last years.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I'm just I'm just I'm just surprised that
I thought it was going to be a lot. But
you know, the majority of tournaments are have been up
this year, you know, so so yeah, and I don't
I don't really think there's and it's kind of all
over the place, right. It's not like we can look
at the schedule and say like, oh, all the plos
are up, but all the Nolan hold thems are down,
because no, there's been plenty of Nolan hold them that
have been up, yeah, you know. Or it's like, oh
the mixed games are down. No, that's not true either,
because a lot of the mixed games have been up.
So it's kind of there's not really like a pattern
that's forming just yet, at least one that that I
can tell. So so yeah, but you know, still, it is
what it is. I hope you had fun out there, sir.
I was also you know what I'm gonna tell you.
So this I was my second table where end up busting.
Everyone's very nice chatting.
Speaker 2: One guy I was talking to me, I think I
shoved on in and he folded his big one and
he goes, I have to say, that is a top
five mustache that I've seen this top five. I said,
top five this World series. I mean, can you find
me the other four? And then he's like, oh, yeah, okay,
maybe it's a bit better than I did any of.
Speaker 1: Who was he counting Stephen Chidwick the free shaving his
he might he might have.
Speaker 2: And then and then I said to him and said,
do any of them have a really bad mullet? I
took my hat off and shook my hand and got, oh,
that's actually pretty good.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable. Well, I have this on the table
right now for those watching on video oats overnight a
new sponsor of Poker Goo and everything that we're doing
here at the World Series of Poker and I'm a
fan of overnight oats myself, and I wanted to try this,
so we got some products. So I'm going to try it.
Speaker 2: Thank you for getting me one too. By the way,
well I did.
Speaker 1: You're the one that's complaining that you can't have nuts
because you're allergic to them. That's not my fault. You
need to blame God. Okay, it's not my fault. So
you could go get regular milk. Tim is mad because
I brought almond milk here and he's annoyed that he
didn't have regular milk. And it says on the packages
for all of these.
Speaker 2: I would have gone against the grain.
Speaker 1: It says on the look look oats overnight. It says,
do not use water. Do not use water. Can't use
water on these? So you use milk? And what you do?
They have all these different flavors. By the way, what
is that flavor?
Speaker 2: This one is strawberries and cream. That sounds pretty good.
Speaker 1: So the flavor the flavor that I have is chocolate,
peanut butter banana, which I have not I have I
have not tried. Okay, I have not taken a single
sip of it. I have never had oats overnight before.
So I'm gonna try right now. And this brand was
started by high six s poker player Brian Tate. So
I'm gonna try it right now. This is live.
Speaker 2: Let's split it out. Chocolate peanut butter banana. Interesting, that's
pretty incredible good. Yeah, I mean I'm a I'm a.
Speaker 1: Chocolate peanut butter type and I'm definitely a banana guy.
So like you picked the right first of all, I've
never really seen these three flavors together. Usually it's like
chocolate peanut butter or it's peanut butter banana, which I
love all of that. Right, this is this is I'm in.
I'm so in.
Speaker 2: Maybe you can bring me some skim milk or something
tomorrow and I can try one. You can bring your own.
Really have milk at home. We're not a milk family.
Speaker 1: We don't have milk either. I bought milk for this.
Don't drink a lot of milk. Glazed blueberry donut, mocha
dream Oh yes, I mean there's just endless flavors.
Speaker 2: It's one hundred millions of caffeine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they so they have. That's they have. When I
was looking at the flavors, they have like various the
categories like, they have one that's like desserts, then they
have one that's I think it was like fruity. Then
they have one that's like, uh, I might have said caffeinated,
and has has this one the Mocha dream. It has
a macha one. There was one more. So we're gonna
be trying these all summer, but we should try on
like every episode. I'm a big fan.
Speaker 2: Let's get some skim milk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, listen, they're they're great again.
Speaker 2: They were.
Speaker 1: They were started by a high sex s poker player,
Brian Tate. He used to play all the big stuff
at the w CP. You to see him in like
the you know, the all the ten k championship events,
the fifty k PBC. He would play high stakes cash
at Bollaggio in Bobby's room and then he went on.
As the story goes, he's a fan. He's a fan
of making overnight oats and he's like, Okay, how can
I basically mass produce this? And he did, and he's
got oats overnight and it's very simple. You just take
these packs, you open it up, you put the milk in,
or you use the shaker bottle and you put it
in the fridge, so you can do that the night before.
Speaker 2: You wake up.
Speaker 1: In the morning, you get it, you grab, you go.
It's great.
Speaker 2: You know, So how long was that refrigerated for? How
long did you have that set up?
Speaker 1: Ten hours?
Speaker 2: Okay, you feel like that's the right amount.
Speaker 1: I mean, I have no idea if taste good, feels
like it's guy good.
Speaker 2: I guess, so long do you leave it the softer?
I guess right, I'm assuming.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I mean it's it's it's packed with protein
for what it is, twenty grams of protein. Doesn't have
a lot of sugars, which I was surprised by that.
That was my biggest concern going in is that And
this is like everyone's gonna hate the fact that we've
been talking about this for ten minutes, but I don't
even care. I actually really like this. No, but it
doesn't have that many sugars, Like this has nine grams
of sugars, which is not like I was expecting. Like,
you know, sometimes you pick up oatmeal and it's like
the favorite stuff and it's got like, you know, eighty
five thousand grams of sugars. You're like, yeah, I'm not
going to have that. So I think this is good.
I think it's good for poker players. You can grab
stuff very quickly. Speaking of land and Tice, who finished
at the final table earlier, he saw us with this today.
He's like, I love that stuff? Can I have some?
I said, well, no, this is for me, but is
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I think it'll be you know, it's good, you know,
and I definitely think it's it's if you're looking to
like make a lifestyle change and get a little bit healthier,
which I know a lot of poker playing people are.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I think this stuff is perfect.
Speaker 2: It really is.
Speaker 1: So that's that Oats over Night we got the ten
k stud where's that act? Can you can you help me?
Speaker 2: It's over there.
Speaker 1: I know where it is physically. I want to know
where it is in the in the world of in
the world of updates, Yeah, the world of updates.
Speaker 2: All right, let me pull up WSP plus.
Speaker 1: I see Tom McCormick just busted.
Speaker 2: That's not good. Well, they're down eleven, so they're right
approaching the ft bubble. Chip leader David Gina Riem second
in chips, Dan Hi Miller third in chips, last year's
RAZ champion George Alexander and our boy Maries Candani shortest
stack with four point three big bets. Daniel Grano second,
shortest stack with ten big bets. So they got some
work to do to make that final table. Adam Friedman
still in nicoguante ceiling, John, David Rodgers, Silling called Volpi,
sill in uh and Michael Mattis out is Silling fourth
and chips. This could be a really, really really good
final table.
Speaker 1: No, it could be. I was over there. They were
having a lot of fun. The field is stacked. You know,
we're we're rooting for Morio of course, trying to get
his first bracelet. The Poker Hall of Famer President of
PokerGO China Rhema is freaking steamrolling over there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, China would be a good one.
Speaker 1: He got he got kind of short on the bubble,
but he's obviously spun it back up. Adam Friedman is
obviously a great story, just with how good he is,
how proficient he is at the Mixed Games. Dan Hie
Miller already won a bracelet this summer so he could
join Benny Glasser as a two time bracelet winner. Mike
Madison is probably the best story. Mike would Mike madissell cry.
I was thinking that when I was over there a
little while ago. I was like, what would he cry?
I was like, yeah, I think I agree with you,
held one hundred percent. Think I don't think Chino would cry,
but I think I think Chino would. Crafty won the
main event. I don't think it would Krayty won the
Seven Cards to Championship just.
Speaker 2: Me, I don't know. I think we can see Chinok,
all right, matis definitely though.
Speaker 1: No mass off for sure, So yeah, this is gonna
be good. There was some debate over there whether or
not they go or questions whether or not they go
to the final table at nine. Already handed, they go
at nine, which seems insane for stud but it is
what it is. So yeah, well we'll keep checking in
on this one as they go. The plan is to
finish it on Sunday. Who knows if that's going to happen.
Sometimes these limits limit championship events do get stretched. But
I'm sure we'll check on it as we go. Pl
O double board, bomb pot. They are approaching the final
table in that one. I think they bagged up. Actually
they bagged up. Okay, they did bag up. I'm in
their left but they're still approaching the final table. Yeah,
thirteen players left.
Speaker 2: Chip leader Xiang Yanglu. That's the one that got drafted
in the twenty five K Fantasy. He won two racests
last year. Ian Motaka's former player of the Year.
Speaker 1: Did he win this event last year beating your boy
Kangaroo crew y, Yes, but one of a different round, remember,
yeah it was.
Speaker 2: It was hold a minute and every bomb pot every
like eight hands, eight hands. Ian Otaka's STILLI in and
Danny Wong sitting down there in eleventh of thirteen players,
uh twenty ninety K for first there coming back in
about eleven hours Sunday afternoon to play down to the winner.
Speaker 1: Deep run was had by David Williams. He finished in
twenty fourth place for ninety seven hundred dollars. Maybe I
spoiled it, Maybe I didn't in terms of his run
because I interviewed him on the dinner break. We had
a chat with him. It was like, I don't know,
four or five minutes. He gave some really good stuff.
So let's just hear from David Williams right now. It's
not all about this event. We talked a lot about
about a lot of other stuff as well. So here's
good old DW.
Speaker 3: Double board bomb Pot. It's been fun. First time ever
playing a double board bomb pot. Played the tournament last year,
but I think I busted on like a PLO hand
before we even got to the double board humpop part.
I've never actually played. I don't play a lot of cash.
That's where people usually I think play it. So yeah,
firsthand of ever playing it really was hand one of
this tournament. Ninety nine percent of this field had no
f and clue.
Speaker 2: You know. Like I said, I'd never played it before, but.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sharp at games, and this is almost kind
of like a little logic puzzle and deduction, like figuring
out what's possible. And I played a lot of PLO,
which is there, but there's some weird stuff too going on,
because like your outs could be on the other board
and then you're just trying not to get scooped. So
there's a lot of things where like you have to
fold the nuts, which the average person probably doesn't understand
right away and maybe eventually they'll see it. Where I
picked up pretty quickly, you know, Like there was a
hand where I had like a top set on the
bottom it was like ten to seven four two spades,
and I had a set of tens, and then the
top board was like King Queen Ace or not even something,
it was just something totally unrelated to my hand, and
then the bottom would also had a spade draw, and
like three people went kind of crazy in front of me.
So I just mucked the tents because like, I know
that I have no way to get any side of
one part of the board. Was it It wasn't three people,
because I think three people gives you a can overlay
and then like you can win sidepots. I think it
was just two one guy bet and one guy potted,
And it's like I don't want to end up in
a spot where I have nothing for half and it's
like my equity is, yeah, if top set here, but
if one guy's got a wrap, one guy's got a
flush straw, then I'm still not even that good, and
I'm getting free rolled on one half, So like I
laid it down maybe a little conservative, but it felt
pretty obvious to me. But there's times where I'd just
full with like the nut straight on one board with
nothing on the other board, two to come, and it's
like super vulnerable. So I think things like that you
just have to kind of get by with your poker
gamesmanship knowledge, whereas I think a lot of players in
this tournament don't get it. I mean, I've seen some
egregious shit going on and some chips getting given away.
I was the benefactor of a lot of it. So
it's a fun tournament. Me and Charter have been talking
about it. Should it be a bracelet event? Even if
I were to win it, I think I'm gonna kind
of say no, it's.
Speaker 2: A little goofy.
Speaker 3: It's yes, there's people who can make egregious mistakes early,
but then once you get to this part where those
people are gone, it's kind of like a nut making contest,
like everybody's just kind of sometimes you just have a
hand where you can't fold, but then any other guy
just has it nutted and there's nothing you can do
about it. Which could happen in other games, but in
this game, it's kind of just strange because I don't know,
it's hard to say, but it just doesn't feel like
a legitimate poker game. The Night Shift, I think I
just love Ali and nick Man, just like those two
riffing together, making fun of just each other, different scenarios,
the rawness of a LEI sometimes saying something totally out
of line, and mixed reactions.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's good.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I've been in the booth with both those guys, so
I know how much funny can be, and I miss that.
I don't get to do that much because I'm playing.
You know, I was asked if I want to do
it again, and I'm like, well, I don't know. I
can't schedule it because I want to play. But getting
to kind of listen to those two, it feels like
you're sitting right there next to them. You know, I'm
at home, I'll have it on and you know my
wife at home, fiance wife when I married yet, but
she hates it because during the main event, when I'm
not in there, I'll have it on like in my headphones,
and she'll be like trying to sleep next to me
and I'm just cracking up, and she's like, what are
you listening to? So I've played her some clips before
and she knows Ali and she's met Nick, so she's like, yeah, man.
Speaker 2: She's like, I'm trying to go to bed.
Speaker 3: Can you go watch that and listen to that another
room because I just can't stop laughing, like when I'm
laying there. So no, it's a good time.
Speaker 2: I miss it, you know.
Speaker 3: I'm excited to listen to it, although maybe one year
I'll be busy and won't get to listen to it
because I'll actually still be deep in the main event.
That would be nice, you know, if you can still
catch it. It's a pop up that's gone on next
Sunday on the sixteenth. It's at Breza called Pasta Ramen.
It's a spot they have I think it's in Jersey.
The restaurant they will pop up here. I went there
the other day. It was very good. Everything was excellent.
It was a cool vibe, not like one of the
best restaurants I've ever been to, but it was definitely
worth checking out, especially because it's leaving and the food
is really good and the vibe was nice and the
price wasn't too bad, but that's probably one I would
say off the top of my head. Lately, I'm going
to Bizarre Meat for my birthday or Bizarre Steak. We
have meat, Bizarre Meat. We have a reservation there tomorrow night,
looking forward to that. I haven't been there in years,
and it's one of the better steakhouses in the city.
But it's just big at the Sahara, I forget about
it a lot.
Speaker 2: So that place is excellent. Check it out.
Speaker 1: Very expensive though, but we're all right. That was David Williams.
It was interesting to hear that he mentioned how him
and Christian Harder were talking about how they kind of
feel like this shouldn't be a bracelet event.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 1: I mean I kind of had those thoughts. And the
reason why I kind of had those thoughts one talking
to other players who I think shared a similar sentiment,
and two, I think that just the way that this
game plays is you kind of just have to have it. Yeah,
like everyone at the table goes to well, they go
to two flops, and like you know, talking to a
lot of the players, if you just don't connect, there's
like not much bluffing. Now, I don't necessarily know if
that's right or wrong. This isn't my expertise in terms
of poker, but I also think that I'm just gonna
lean into what the players were telling me. They're just like, yeah,
you just basically fold a lot if you're not connecting.
Speaker 2: I think, I mean, I played it. I mean, if
you're from Texas, you've probably played a lot of double
ward bumpots. Obviously out time at Champions Club and you know,
beating Austin playing at the Lodge, I played a decent
amount of double ward umpots. And you definitely have to
connect with both boards, you know. So I've seen a
lot of pitches and hand histories from this event this
last few days, and a lot of people just getting
it in with you know, second nuts on one board
and nothing on the top and then just busting, you know,
or getting corded and stuff. So you definitely have to
connect with both. You have to try and you know,
kind of like when you play mixed games and you're
playing like a split part, you know, start high low
or like Produci or BODESI, you gotta try and gain
those extra bests from other players. You know, if you've
got a lock on one hand, how do we get
more bets, more chips in the middle where you can
you know, obviously, if you even think of one board
winning at least half that bet that goes in. So
but yeah, I mean, if you're not Texas Base, you
probably have not played a lot of this. I think
a lot of people probably think it's fun. I had
a few text messages today from Bryce Yucky telling me
we need to add this to the PLO series.
Speaker 1: Yeah he was, he was in the stud Yeah, talking
to Maury and to Daniel about adding this in the
in what in what series?
Speaker 2: The series?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said. He said that this should be the
final event, that final five K and Daniel said I
would like that. I would play.
Speaker 2: Okay, So now this is where I used the real
data and show these guys whose boss I said. We
tried a variation of this. It was a dealer's choice
where you had the double world bomb pots in there.
It got twenty one entrance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they all said the dealers they didn't really like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fine. The two closing events of the last
two series October last year March this year was a
five K bounty. It had eighty four entrants and seventy
nine entrants. So I said, how do you think we
could convince Aria to go from I guaranteed eighty entrant
field to potentially twenty one players and lose all that money. No,
they're never going to do it. So then he says,
the bomb pot twenty here has fifteen hundred entrance. I go, buddy,
the World Series is not the studio in October.
Speaker 1: It's a different The World Series is unlike anything else.
Speaker 2: You can't compare that, right, And then I was like,
if you want to switch, I could present it to Aria.
But why would they turn down a profitable event. It's like,
why can't we do an event, do them both, or
do them both on the same day? Like you know,
He's like at an extra twenty at the end? Okay,
well yeah, I like we always try and do what's
right by the players. We listen to them, We create
structures that they want, and when it doesn't work, we
make adjustments. We're always willing to try things once we've
tried a variation of this. I just don't don't think
we can tell Ari to say, hey, you know eighty
players and that rake you don't need any more. We're
going to do something different and hope it gets something
like that. So, uh, yeah, I think it would be
a fun event. I just don't think it belongs in
the PGTPLO series as it currently is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's interesting, don't I don't mind having
it on the WSIT schedule. I just thought that was interesting.
What you know, DW said that he was talking about
with Christian Harder and then what I've heard from some
of the other players. But I also think that I
think that the WSP should always have kind of one
gimmick event on its schedule, and then that event can
always kind of change, Like I don't I don't know
if you need to have PLO double Board Bomb Pot
every single year on the schedule. Now, I'll counter my
own statement there by saying that when you get fifteen
hundred entries, that's pretty damn good, right, So so I'm
not going to fault them for putting the back on
the schedule because it drew so well.
Speaker 2: So I don't think that should take it off. It's
a good event, it's a fun event. You could probably
figure out a nice spot to put it. I'd maybe
trying to find it a bit closer to one of
the bigger low buying fifteen hundred plows. So it's like,
you know, you can kind of do that, play that,
play that, like you know, you can come in from
Texas where PLO's very big, play you know, two big
PLO field size events with you know, within a week.
I think that would be a good idea. But yeah,
don't get ri of it. I think it's a fun event.
And you can tell by looking at these hand histories
not everyone's very good at this game. So people want
people are the people that play uh double board mompot
so just double board plong in general, just slicking their
lips reading these hand history saying these uh photos of
all of these busts out hands and people getting in
with just the flush draw on one board and a
sign on another.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, I mean two hundred and ninety thousand
dollars up top a very very good turnout for this one. It,
I mean, it should conclude on Sunday and then Tim
and I will be talking about the winner. Twenty five
K eight max high Roller. We went from heads up
two players per table to six max six players per
table to eight max eight players per table. Do we
have a ten ten handed twenty come up next now
twenty five k eight max high roll or underway. Three
hundred entries on day one. It's one of those ones
where they bagged up really early. They play eight levels
on day one, they bag up early. There's registration into
day two. At the beginning. Last year's field had three
hundred and eighteen entries, so I would expect them to
blow by that one. Probably get what three fifty something
like that, three forty three fifty possibly more. Yeah, you
got Bulgarias Fajharreedin mustafov Id probably horribly butchered that name
leading the way. You got Cherish Andrews in second place.
David Peters's third, Joey Wiseman is fourth, Mitchell Hyman is fifth,
Alex Fox and sixth. I mean, it's just there's a
ton of big old names in that one. These announcements
are absolutely killing me. The plan is, so this one's
our first day two stream of the summer. The plan
is to kick off the stream a little bit later
in the day after registration closes. What is the plan exactly?
I know you put a message in a group chat
about work stuff. Yeah, we were going to start first break.
Speaker 2: We've shifted it to the second break of the day,
so the starting the fifth level of play, there will
be a cancer drinking the oats. I wish I had
something to have now, I don't want to die. It's
double it's double death. It's almond milk and it's peanut.
But you should actually put this over there, because maybe
and die, you know, and then you're gonna have to
find a new host. Maybe you put it there on purpose.
So yes, it's four about four thirty pm, pending how
long late registration takes, we're going to turn the cameras
on Poker Go Day two coverage, get six levels of play.
The streams are going to start to seven pm, though
the reason is we're going now in a break, we're
going to fast forward through that, right, so we're going
to do the breaks breaks start a bit later with
the actual stream that you guys can watch at home
seven pm local time here Pacific time. Six levels of play.
We're going to do our best to give you the
best feature tables. We do have to rotate that every
two hours. Obviously, we have to look at breaking order,
we've got to look at re draws, et cetera. Trying
to get some big names.
Speaker 1: Well along those lines. I was already thinking, might even
not even have a chance to get Daniel? Have you
stuck in the stud?
Speaker 2: He is so yeah, you know, like that's you know,
I was just kind of thinking, maybe he plays this
is the multi table date. They're in the same room.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine I really want to see someone multi
table and the scene.
Speaker 2: It hasn't been known, It hasn't been like done that
like recently. I feel like that last was doing. I
don't think he would do it, but I think he
would do it if he knew it was literally like table.
Like look if he said, hey, I want to play
the twenty five K, but I'm still in the stud.
Can we instead of putting the stud up on the
main stage we're not filming it. Can we put it
closer to the twenty five K? I'm sure they'll say, yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Mean we should put the stud should be close anyway,
because we're gonna want to check in right Sure, What
if Daniel wins another brass, If Mike Minut Mattison wins
another bracelet, you know you got Dan Hie Miller going
for number two this summer. You got Maury Oh.
Speaker 2: For his first. Get Daniel out of here?
Speaker 1: I left it till the end because I really want
to emphasize it. Okay, yes, so you know you got
to have it close enough where we can definitely do
those check ins at least that would be my guest,
because you know, I love that we like to do
our check ins with the various stuff that is going on.
Speaker 2: But that is the plan. Six levels of play. Yeah,
we'll see them back up chips. Maybe they'll be at
the final table, maybe they won't be, and then they'll
come back on day three. Final table will be up
on the main stage on Poker Go as well.
Speaker 1: All right, cool, I'm in for that one. It's a
big tournament. That's the one that Nick Shulman won last year,
So we'll obviously see how it all goes. Fifty big
o is Are they in the money yet? I'm trying
to see if they're in the money yet. They were
close you started, they were close this pause on day one,
two hundred and thirteen. I think the Yeah, I think
they are in the money.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Well, what it says on the screen where it says
on the screen, Oh, it doesn't say on the screen.
Speaker 2: Which just says this doesn't say in the money places,
But it says next price. I'm assuming them in the money.
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure.
Speaker 2: Stephen Hubbard PGT PLO series winner is currently chip leader
as well as this might not be the MI guys
thought it was Michael Rodriguez, but it's not. It's Michael Rodgers.
Justin le berdo top ten in chips.
Speaker 1: I mean he's having it.
Speaker 2: Fourteenth in chips.
Speaker 1: Yeah, having a good year. Andrew like he's doing well.
Speaker 2: So that's stuff. Two hundred and ninety seven thousand for
first Wow.
Speaker 1: Look up the look up the colossus.
Speaker 2: Chip counts my fight, all the all the fights, because
I'm not sure they've merged your flight.
Speaker 1: What term did we just talk about, by the way,
the big old, the big big O. By the way,
fourteen and ninety nine entries this year, last year fifteen
fifty five, so slightly down down by fifty six entries.
And that's really nothing at all.
Speaker 2: There is no chip counts. They're being removed.
Speaker 1: They're done. Oh they're done. Yeah, this is weird.
Speaker 2: Like you go to the thing they had three people
knocked down the bubble, but they kept playing. They lost
like thirty more people. Don't they just make the money
in bag, bro, that's a little weird. I think I'm
the scene it.
Speaker 1: They could lose thirty people on that final hand.
Speaker 2: They didn't, though, because you look, why didn't they chopped,
because they chopped that place. They chopped the meme cash
for three hundred eight, and then everyone else about that
go to thousands. I don't know. I didn't get it.
I don't. I don't.
Speaker 1: You can't explain it to me many I can't.
Speaker 2: Explain it to me.
Speaker 1: But I was gonna. I was gonna say I thought
I saw Jeremy Becker head over a million.
Speaker 2: When I left, I walked past him. I bumped him
on the child, I said, I went and did one
of these ones. I'm out. He did not have a
million at that time. I might have had four hundred
k of his Look up his Instagram story. You could
just text him, you could. I could just call him.
Speaker 1: I don't know my phone it's over there recording the podcast,
so I don't.
Speaker 2: He's not the he doesn't post that much though.
Speaker 1: Hey he always puts the bag stuff up. Always nothing
yet those stories, okay, I mean we kind of shipped
on him yesterday. I was going to give him some love.
If you put a million in the bag this time,
but you know, not yet. Kicking off on a Sunday,
we have the six hundred dollars no limit hold Them
Slash Plow Deep Stack. We have a twenty five hundred
dollars buying no limit hold them event, and then we
have the Nick Shulman Invitational ten thousand dollars buying no
limit deuced to seven single draw. So that's gonna be fun.
That's actually interesting. I feel like you might get a
lot of people that don't get to play that one.
Like I'm thinking like Nick Shulman if he's in the
twenty five K, Yeah, Jeremy Osmas if he's in the
twenty five K. I would even say people like I
think Alex Foxen likes to play that one. I think
Chance Cornith likes to play that one. Yeah, Darren Elias,
you know so I yeah, definitely. You know, it seems
like you might get you know, obviously there's there's extended
late registration in that one, but it does seem like
you might get some some skips there, right, But you know,
it is what, it is, not a big deal. I
do want to also mention another story that I saw.
Speaker 2: Just before you jump in go ahead, last year's no
limit ten K No Limits overlapped the clusters as well,
but late in June overlapped the twenty five hundred no
limit hold them and it did not overlap was the
event you're saying, the twenty five k it came after
the fifty k PPC. So yeah, definitely those mixed guys
that are coming in, you know, like that Matthew Ashton's,
you know, the Elioscions maybe like Ray deca Ghani that
are coming into play. On last year's schedule, the fifty
KPPC into the ten K no limit into the ten
k start High Low, all those kind of mixed game events.
Very different schedule this year. So it's up early, and
you're right, maybe we do see potential, you know, twenty
percent decline in the field size.
Speaker 1: And I know twenty percent might sound like a lot,
but when the tournament only gets what one.
Speaker 2: Hundred twenty maybe something? Yeah, yeah, yeah, So.
Speaker 1: I mean I don't think it'll be twenty percent. I
think you'll get like four people that don't play. But
you know, just just wanted to point that out. Funny
little thing. I came to Twitter to find something to
share and the first thing I see is the clip
that we shared of Jared Blesnick busting out and from
the twenty five K six Max and it's it's a
hand where Mormon called a huge three bed with six
or five suited in position against Blessnick. And on the
broadcast you could hear Mormon basically saying that like he
like wanted to take a shot to take out Blessnik
because he felt Blessnick was annoying. And then so in
response to this clip, Jan's Arens says, did Mormon not
realize the pot was re raised? He called the huge
two point five prev love was six high. His opponent
clearly had a good hand here. Chris Mormon replies, I
knew it was going to be a GG poker runout
Cyan ar Blez. I mean, the Lord, this is incredible stuff,
this stuff out there. So let me go find the
actual thing that I came here to talk about. So
we talked about yesterday. Dusty Smith. Oh, yes, finishing second
to Scott Bowman in the two K Nolanan hold him
here at the series second out of sixteen hundred and
ninety two entries for two hundred and ninety thousand dollars
for Dusty Smith. She then goes over to the win
registers for their three K Ladies High Roller and wins
the damn thing for sixty one K. And I'm pretty
sure if I have the schedule correct, she played Bolman
because they backed up for the extra day heads up,
so she came here play Bowlman heads up. She lost
that one, went to win, bagged the chip lead after
day one fourteen players, I mean had a big chip lead.
Think she had either like right around double second place,
maybe maybe more than double second place. And then she
goes on to win the thing. I mean talk about
a sick two day heater for Dusty Spike. I mean,
that's that's crazy, So good on her. She crushed it
that when Ladies Hyroller had a seventy six entries in it,
it was a three K buying. So all told these
two days, Dusty taken home right around three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars total. So I thought that that was cool.
And then on Sunday, I know, we talked about how
we have the streaming for the ws be coming up
later in the day. I do want to mention that
I'm going to be on commentary at the Venetian starting
at noon or three pm on the East coast, so
you can get two final tables in one day, or sorry,
two streams in one day. First the final table from Venetian,
which is the MSPT Venetian Event, and then you can
obviously take.
Speaker 2: A break and honey one special make it run.
Speaker 1: So Brian Luau is leading, pretty big lead Antonio Galliana
who won a bracelet this year in the five k,
right he won? He won that? What did he win?
Was it two years ago? He won the twenty five
hundred or something and then he won the bracelet in
the five k. Here, Jessica Vierling is there, Josh Reiker
is there?
Speaker 2: So pretty good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, seven players left two hundred and twelve thousand dollars
up top. That will be on the Poker gro YouTube channel.
It'll be on the Venetian Poker Live YouTube channel. Of course,
it will also be on Poker Go, So you guys
can check that out. Three pm Eastern time, twelve pm
Pacific time. Look up with you. Well, that's what I'm
about to ask you. Look go to the Big O
and see if Tristan waste still. By the way, I
was just told that our friend Gary Gates also bubbled
the cloth we suck. So you guys are doing great.
Speaker 2: No other friends. Steve Short he made it through. Okay,
there you go, Tristan Waite one hundred and nine K
twenty one big mines. There you go.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he's still on. So I don't know who's
doing commentary with me. I got to figure that one out.
But I'm not going to figure it out till the
morning because it's past's one am. Yeah exactly, So all right,
new hats, he's got one, I got one. You guys
know the drill is.
Speaker 2: Only one hundred. We've given out. Yeah, I haven't given up.
I've given out at least four. Our photographers have all
taken one. Two.
Speaker 1: They tell you the past I've had.
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell you guys. If you're listening or
if you're watching, you're sending me a d M saying
I'm reserve me one, ain't I'm not doing it. I'm
not reserving anyone any hats. You got to come get it.
It doesn't matter how if you even have my mobile number,
if you know my Social Security number, it doesn't matter.
You need to come get it. Not playing, We're not
playing favorites, right, No, favorites this time one hundred hearts.
You know the magic phrase, the password family part. You
know you remember you said yes? Out on the pod
we told the story about Justin Zaki leaving his hat
a home. Okay, so he messages me today, Zaki, Yeah,
Justin Zaki? What do you say? He said, you got
hat for me? Okay? First of all, Justin, you need
to work in your English. You got hat for me.
That was edited, so I don't know what I said
before that. It was pretty bad. I said, what's the password?
He says, please and thank you. I said, I thought
you were a loyal listener. He said, don't remember password
a bit. I didn't bring him the hat make himself.
Plus he busted early. If he if he had didn't
lose the lucky hat, he might still have been in
the twenty five k. Just going to send up family part.
That's all you gotta say.
Speaker 1: Yeah, family part, and you're good a hat as long
as supplies last. If they sell, it's super quick as hell.
Only we might do another.
Speaker 2: I'm not not ordering them, not pressing submit. I'm that invoice.
Speaker 1: All right, you do what you You're in charge of
the hats this year. So don't blame me, blame Tim.
That's how it goes. All right, we're done with this podcast.
It's it's way too late. It's one eighteen am here,
so we gotta go. His name is Tim Duckworth, my
name is Donnie Peters, and we will talk to you
guys on the next weeks.
Speaker 3: Sell you
Speaker 2: Ex