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

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Poker Go Podcast. My name is Donnie Peters. It is Sunday,

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July nineteenth, ten, twenty nine pm on the Clock. Has

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some things to put a bow on here for the

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twenty twenty six World Series of Poker. First up, we're

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going to talk about the final event that did wrap up.

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That means that all events other than the WSLP main

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event are complete, ninety nine gold bracelets in the books,

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and we still of course have the biggest one of

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them all to be decided coming up in early August.

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I want to touch on who is leading the WSP

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Player of the Year race Right now with everything wrapped

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up and no real implications that are going to come

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out of the WSP event final table, we're able to

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look at the leaderboard see where players stand. And then

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the next big thing, of course, the big finale to

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the ws appoy race will be DIVISIB Paradise down in

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the Bahamas in December. Also got to touch on twenty

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five K Fantasy. Let you guys know who won if

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you haven't seen it already, we'll be talking about that.

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I'll kind of quickly run through some of the teams

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and my thoughts on the big fantasy leagues, and then

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we'll get up on out of here. Yeah, it's gonna

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be a fun little show. Probably not too long, but

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you know, you know how that is every time I

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say that, I end up going for much longer than

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I anticipated. You guys are going to be listening to

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big games. Jennifer Tilly's in there, Jimmy Dimbrosio, Jimmy d

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the Menace himself, He's in the mix of plenty during

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this season steaks I believe as low as twenty five

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to fifty, but then all the way up to two

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hundred four hundred. So check that out. That's the new

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all twelve episodes. So if you want to just get

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in there and benjam go right ahead. First up, we

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got to talk on this one K Super Turbo, the

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final event, Event number one hundred at the twenty twenty

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six World Series of Poker, Shi Wong tops a field

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of sixteen hundred and ninety nine entries to claim his

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first bracelet and two hundred and sixteen thousand dollars. Wong

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was very, very happy to get this one. He said,

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I've been waiting for this for a long time. I'm

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so happy, and I'm happy I had my friends here

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to support me. That quote was given to Poker News

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in their recap. Wong defeated Ryuta Nikai in heads up play,

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Nikai taking home one hundred and forty four thousand dollars

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for him. Nikai is a twenty five K Fantasy player.

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But this result, I believe, if my memory serves me correctly,

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did not impact the final standings in terms of who cashed.

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Sarah probably had some some you know, shaken out to

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do as it relates to the side bets that are

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made during the whole thing, but you know, it did

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not impact the people who cashed in twenty five K Fantasy.

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Dmit you your Banovich. He won his bracelet, his first

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bracelet earlier this summer. Here he is getting third place

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here for one hundred and four thousand dollars. So another

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nice little score for Erbanovich. You know, he's We've talked

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about it before, but I'll just mention it again. He

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had that one year when he was like, I'm gonna

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win three bracelets bet against me, and uh yeah, he

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did not win three bracelets, but he has had a

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successful summer in twenty twenty six. I also see at

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this final table Nick Unis, John woo Lee as well units,

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got seventh for thirty one K, lee eighth for twenty

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four K as it pertains too Long the winner of

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this one K super Turbo event. He finished thirteenth in

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the WSIP Monster Stack earlier this summer for ninety three

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thousand dollars, and then previously he had a big run

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back in in twenty twenty one in an eight hundred

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dollars deep stack event at the series. He took sixth

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in that one, turning the eight hundred dollars into forty

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thousand dollars. So congratulations too Long winning the final bracelet

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of the Heart of the Summer, I guess because we

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still got the main event to come in in a

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couple of weeks. But that wraps up all the bracelet events,

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all the stuff that we didn't hit on. I know

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in the last episode, this event was still running while

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I was recording. Now, let's shift things over to the

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WSP Player of the Year race, where it is Sean

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Deep up on top. At least that is perwsop dot com,

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the official website of the World Series of Poker, and

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that's where I navigate to the Player of the Year

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section and I find that Sean Deep has three thousand,

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four hundred and ten points. I actually thought, or at

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least that was under the impression that Nihoa Kihara, with

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his finish in the twenty five k horse, had done

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enough to move into first place for the Player of

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the ear race, but that doesn't look to be the case.

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He is twenty two points short of Sean deeb Naoa

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and eighty eight points, so thirty four to ten for

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deep in first. Kihar has got thirty three eighty eight.

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Alex Foxen isn't too far behind. He's just seven points

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behind Kihara. He's got thirty three eighty one. Then there's

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a little bit of a bigger drop off justin Loberto.

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justin Liberto twenty eight twenty eight in fourth place, you've

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got josh Aria in fifth. Daniel Legrand who is in

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the mix. He of course won the one hundred k

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PLO high Roller among several other deep runs at the

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twenty twenty six Doubsip, but he's in sixth place. Jesse

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Lonus is in seventh, Elis Parson in in eighth Texas,

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Mike Michael Manchek is in ninth, and then Josh Reichard

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is in tenth. There's there's plenty of other players, you know,

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within the top fifteen, the top twenty, the top twenty five.

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You know, you've got Benny Glauser is in eleventh, Nick

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of scrolling a little bit further down, Chris Brewer nineteenth,

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just ahead of him, Michael mcsrocky in eighteenth. You got

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Archur march Rosian's doing well, Sean Winters in twenty fifth.

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likely to head down to the Bahamas for w SIP

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Paradise and blast away. If I was handicapping this thing

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right now, I'm gonna say that and listen, it's a

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little bit unknown because we don't know what the WSIP

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Paradise schedule is. But because Alex Foxen is so close

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to Sean deeb, he's only twenty nine points behind, I'm

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gonna make Alex Foxen the favorite because I think when

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it comes to a lot of the really really high

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buy and stuff that tends to make up the bulk

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of the A Paradise schedule. I'm gonna put fox in

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slightly ahead of DEEB in that regard. Now, if they

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do have one of those eight game events or ten

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game events or whatever that they had, I think Eric

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can't remember exactly, But if they have one of those again,

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then then maybe that kind of evens things out for DEEB.

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Niaoikihara to the side here and listen, maybe I am,

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the WSIP Paradise schedule. If they keep it in line

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with what they've done in the past, which is a

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lot of really big buy and stuff, if they partner

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with Triton again, you know, all that sort of high

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stakes poker that's going to be played, I have to

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imagine Alex Foxon is the one that's going to excel

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in that sort of format. You know, he's the one

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who again if if Triton is involved, and even if

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Tridon isn't is a involved, but they still have those

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type of events. You know, fifty K's hundred k's a

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two hundred and fifty k, whatever the heck. It is

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the types of players that frequent those fields. Those are

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the players that Alex Foxen regularly battles with and regularly

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has a ton of success against. Like Alex Foxen is

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one of the best to ever do it right, Deeb

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maybe he doesn't play as big for example, if they

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have a two hundred and fifty k like, maybe he

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skips that event. Maybe Deeb is a little bit more

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of water when it comes to playing with those types

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of players. I mean, yes, Deeb is an incredible player,

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and he can certainly hold his own, but is he

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a little bit more less familiar with some of his

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opponents across the table where Alex Foxen is very familiar

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with them? You know, I'm gonna say Alex Foxen is

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probably the more familiar one in that sort of community

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that's playing these events. And then with Kihara, I mean,

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to go hard at Paradise. You know, he's he's more

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of a mixed game special who I would say it's

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probably mixed games for him, then Plo slightly ahead of

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Nola at hold him. Maybe I have that second part wrong,

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but mixed games for sure, he's like his fancy. So

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are they gonna have a lot of stuff like that

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that Kihara can play, or at least that that favors

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him down at Paradise judging by the past schedules that

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we've seen at Paradise. I'm gonna say no. I mean,

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of course that could change, but so I'm gonna say

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that I just don't know about him. And then listen,

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I don't think you can throw out somebody like Daniel

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mcgrono in sixth place, Jesse Lonis in seventh place, because

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if if those top guys, the Deeps, the Kiharas, the Fox,

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and if they just have duds when it comes to

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WSP Paradise, we know and Grand is going to be

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there firing every single thing. He's already said he's going

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to be there firing everything. We know. Jesse Lonis is

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also going to be there firing everything. So those guys,

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I think you got to put in the conversation, same

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with you know, eighth place, Elis Parson in ninth place, Michael,

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you know right, like, they're going to be blasting, blasting, blasting,

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So it's going to be very interesting. It's gonna be

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a very exciting race right till the end, and it's

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gonna all come down to what happens at Paradise. I

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think I briefly mentioned it last week. There was some

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social media chatter about, you know, how the WSP Player

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of the EURA should end. I think it should end

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with the series in the summer, the WSOP the flagship

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series under this brand. I think that's just a really

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fitting way to end it. I think you kick it

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off with Paradise, that would be great. Then you do Europe,

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then you do the WSP stuff also, like then you

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can award these packages for WSP Paradise for that then December,

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and then you know, hopefully all those people that are

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in this race they go there and they kind of

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kickstart their next go at. The WSP Player of the

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Era's right, So I think that that would be a

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better way to do it. Also, I feel like making

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a I think the WASP did a really good thing.

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When are putting all this money behind it this year

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for the first time, they're really awarding a ton of prizes,

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The formula seems like it's the best it's ever been.

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I think there's been a lot of chatter, you know,

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with is the formula perfect? I mean no, but is

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any formula going to be perfect? Probably not, But this

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is the best THEWSP Player of the Race has ever been,

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both from the outside looking in and then from also

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from what you can gather from a lot of the

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players in the race. You know, they love the prizes,

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they like the scoring, like you know, all that sort

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of stuff. But would you want to end that like

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and like for example, like maybe you know the person

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who it is because the WACIP Actually it's a win

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win now that I think about it. So if you

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do for next year, if you did the delay of

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the final table again where it's off for a couple

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of weeks, they're going to be coming back in August

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and playing it. You're gonna either be able to a

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award and celebrate the WACIP Player of the Year during

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the final table. You can make a whole thing of it.

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You can tell you know, the crew at Omaha Productions

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at at ESPN to hey, we want to make this

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a thing. We want to work it into the show.

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We want to award this player with that prize on

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the biggest stage, you know, so they're going to break

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of the Final table or whatever it is. Maybe you

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do it like entering day two of the Final table

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play and you award that honor, right, you give a

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trophy the whole thing. I think that would be really

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cool also now, because there are a lot of points

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that are up for grabs in the WSIP main event itself.

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I think this year it's nineteen hundred and ninety maybe

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slightly more than that are up for grabs for first

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place in the DOUBSIP main event. Now, I don't think

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that that factors into any of the nine players who

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have made it this year, but in the chance that

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it does in future years, that's a great additional storyline

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that you can really harp on, like, oh my gosh,

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this guy needs second place or better to be able

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to overtake Player of the Year. It's coming down to

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the death. That sort of sweat would be super cool, right,

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And maybe you I mean, if you really want to

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get crazy, maybe you get the person who's like currently

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up on top to either come out to the Final

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table and watch or do it like NFL draft or

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something and send a crew to their house and have

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that person like bring in the sweatcamp like that would

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be dope, right, So I would really like for that

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to happen and you get to celebrate the WASP Player

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of the Year, which I think that they've made a

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lot of headway in celebrating this award, more so than

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it has been in any other year in the past.

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But let's then really do it by bringing it to Vegas,

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and that's where it ends, right. It kicks off in

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Paradise and then it ends in Vegas and that that's,

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in my opinion, the way to go about it, the

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best way to do it. So we'll see if that

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change comes. I know there has been some chatter online

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and then you know we have seen the WSP obviously

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they've understand this stuff that they hear it, they see it,

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then you know they'll they'll take internally, they'll discuss it

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and they'll go from there and we'll see. But as

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things stand right now now, Sean deeb is up on top.

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He's trying to make it too in a row for

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the WSP Player of the Year title three all time

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if he can do it. But a very hotly contested

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race here deeb up on top, Kihara and second foxin

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in third. Twenty nine points separate those three players at

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the top of the leaderboard and plenty big guns and

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big names still in the mix. A race that has

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been settled is the twenty five K Fantasy League for

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the twenty twenty six WSOP season, and it is the

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one the only Daniel Legranu winning his own fantasy league.

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He had thirteen hundred and thirty seven points clear by

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about one seventy or so ahead of David Baker's team.

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Shout out ODB Let's go Buddy. Baker's team was Team Banana,

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finishing in second. Nigron New's team first of all, so

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i'll tell you his team josh Aria Dan and mcgrannu,

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Nick Papillo, Bryn Kenny dong Chen, Jason Kuhn, Ellie Lezra,

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and Ben Lamb. Out of those eight players, it's wild

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that Nigraney won this thing with one player scoring zero,

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and that was Ben Lamb. Now I don't know, I mean,

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I'm guessing he just had some misinformation because I was

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in the draft room and I'm pretty sure everyone was

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aware that Ben Lamb was having a kid, like one

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or two weeks or whatever it was into the series,

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and like wasn't gonna be playing, or at least was

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maybe gonna be playing like a couple events. But somehow,

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some way, Ben Lamb's price was fourteen dollars. So Daniel

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was not the only one that thought Ben would be

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playing knowing that, and then obviously it's easy to say

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hindsight is twenty twenty here. But what Ben Lamb ultimately played,

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which I'm not sure he played at all. I can't

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really recall seeing him. Him going for fourteen dollars is

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just a major screw up. But it doesn't matter because

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Daniel one anyway, Josh Arie on his team three hundred

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and fifty six points. Daniel mcgraneo was on his own

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team two hundred and ninety four points. Those were the

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two horses. Nick Pipio did his thing as well, adding

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in two hundred and ten points. Brin Kenny scored one

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ninety three, Dong Chen one fifty, Jason Kuhn seventy three,

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and Ellie Lezra sixty one. This is a team stars

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and scrubs, baby. This is a type of build that

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I would always do when when I was doing twenty

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five K Fantasy. We did not play this year, but

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maybe maybe we'll be back next year. We'll see how

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things go. But try and get one of the top guys,

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which is usually a deep a Daniel Legran who you know,

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maybe you throw someone like a Jeremy Osmonds. I know,

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we paid a record price for him one year, so

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you know, somebody like the super super high of all

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guys who's gonna go for a lot. I think this

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year Texas Mike was was way up there as well.

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So try and get one of those guys. Then try

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and like basically max out on at least the way

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that we approached it. Let me I can just speak

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to that. We were like we can. We're gonna go

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max on one guy whoever we target for that year,

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and we're gonna be willing to go up to one

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ninety three and then leave one dollar for seven different

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players to fill out the roster. It's likely that we're

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not gonna have to go max, right, We're not gonna

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have to go one ninety three. So what we'll do

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is then we'll try and get a second kind of

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max player, you know, and in this case for Nigroanu's team.

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His second Max's player was josh Aria, who he got

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for fifty five dollars, so he had himself for one sixteen,

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He had Aria for fifty five dollars. You have two

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Hudred dollars to spend total, and then he filled out

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the roster with two seven, four, one one, and then

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the ben Lamb at the fourteen, which also he might

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have just said fourteen. I can't. I don't know what

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it would have happened. There might have been just his

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last bid held fourteen, which sometimes people do, so that

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that could have had there. So I take it back

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on some of that stuff if that was a mistake,

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but if that was a bidding war, which we could

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check the tape, I'm sure because we did stream this,

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you know. But either way, yeah, this is the type

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of build that I would I would go about. And

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you know, Daniel did the damn thing. I'm sure you

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know he won two hundred and fifty K for winning

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this thing. I'm sure he had plenty of side action.

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Daniel always has plenty of side action on here, so

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he probably absolutely just cleaned up, I mean, just tons

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of stuff. So his his stats are out there on

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how he did for the summer, which was incredible for him,

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had a huge profit, of course, bolstered by winning that

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hundred K PLO high Roller, and then on top of it,

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here he goes and wins the twenty five K Fantasy League.

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I mean, heck, with the way that his w s

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AP season is going, he's probably gonna win Player of

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the Year. Currently in sixth place, and we'll see where

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he goes from there and how it ends up in Paradise.

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David Baker. Yeah, he finished in second place, collects one

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hundred and twenty five k. He had the first player

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ever to score five hundred points in twenty five K Fantasy,

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and he got that player for a dollar, a whole

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freaking buck. Niowa Kihara scored five ten. I mean, what

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a showing for Kihara. We talked about it when when

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he won one of his bracelets KR because he won

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two bracelets this summer, about how he was basically giving

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it his last go off for one year, and then

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he was just gonna say, all right, this didn't work

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out for me. Whatever, I'll just I'll still play poker,

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but I'm only just gonna focus on cash games. I'm

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not gonna focus on the tournament grind, and here he

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is just absolutely having an incredible year on the Felt

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two bracelets, a bunch of other success for Kihara, and

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as it relates to Fantasy, first player ever to score

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more than five hundred points. Team's Spite Work that was

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Matthew Wantman's team. They got third for one hundred K,

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third place by only three points behind David Baker's team.

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They wouldn't have cashed. I believe if my math is correct,

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if David Peters hadn't won the ten K six max

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that was at the very very end of the series.

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I think it was one hundred and thirty points for

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Peters to win that tournament and that allowed them to

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get up into the money. Here. Team Glue Factory that

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was Dan Cipio's team, seventy five K for him For

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fourth place, Team Lang Gang, Mike Lang and Josh Reicherd

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they scored one thousand even, and I believe with them

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they needed Ari Angele at the end to perform a

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certain result in the twenty five K horse that he

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was running deep in. He ultimately finished in sixth place.

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That was enough to get Team Langang up into the

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money and allow them to cash for fifty thousand dollars,

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so they double their money. There. On the other side

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of things, you know, you had Team Wasserson as the

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lowest score two hundred and eighty eight points. His team

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was just a big hedud all around. Isaac Axton didn't

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score a point. Don't think he played a single tournament.

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Huck Seed I saw him maybe twice all summer. Once

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was in the main event, which is when you usually

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see everyone other than that. Really didn't see huck He

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really didn't see huck Seed much. He only scored or

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he scored zero. Steven Chidwick had a horrific summer for him,

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he only scored nine. Channon Shore I can't remember seeing

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Shannon chore much fifteen points for him. Adam Hendrix didn't

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do much thirty points. Victor Blaum nothing there, forty points.

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Brian Yun did okay, but price wise probably wanted a

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bit more out of him. He only scored eighty three.

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John Turner Pearl Jammer was their highest scorer at one

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hundred and eleven points. He cost a buck, so Team

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Wasp not doing so hot. Team Norri finished just ahead

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of him. They were by far and away the lowest

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point getters. Everyone else got at least six hundred and

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one points or better. Nor He got three thirty and

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Wass got two eighty eight, so they were by far

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and away out of it. As it pertains to some

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of the players that were drafted, I already talked about

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Kihara being the largest point getter with five hundred and ten.

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Alex Foxon was second with four to forty one. Seawan

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Winter was third with four h four, Calan Anderson fourth,

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three eighty five, Nick Shulman fifth, Nick had a great

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summer three sixty six, Josh Arie three fifty six for him.

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Martin Zemani did very well three thirty seven. Sean Deeve first,

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what seventy five percent of the series. Not so good

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for Shawn Deep, last twenty five percent of the series.

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Very good for Shan Deep. He was the most expensive

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player drafted this year, one hundred and thirty three dollars.

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He ultimately scored three thirty one. Chris Brewer ninth, three sixteen,

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and then Justin Liberto and Jesse Lowniz tie for tenth

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on the scoring leader ward three hundred and twelve points each,

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and coincidentally they were pretty much the same price, seventy

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dollars for Liberto, sixty nine dollars for Lous. There were

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six players to score zero. Scott Bolman scored zero, Isaac

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Hackson scored zero, Ben Lamb zero, Jared Blesnick scored zero.

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Blesnick played maybe I don't know, three four tournaments something

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like that, Huck Seed zero and Ben Tollerine zero as well.

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So that wraps up twenty five K Fantasy a fun year.

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They had twenty four teams, which tied the record that

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was set. Definitely makes me want to get back in

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it next year. So we'll see how my motivation, my

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fomo for it comes about, you know, probably around the

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January time. I also think that we should start getting

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some of these going for some of the other series.

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Maybe I'll just try and take that up and put

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something together. We'll see, We'll see how it goes. Paradise

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would be a fun one, even like doing it for

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like the win the WPT World Championship at the win

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could be fun as well, But who knows, We'll see

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how things go. But Dani mcgoni wins twenty five K

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Fantasy for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and then

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in ODB Fantasy the minor league version no uh no

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harm meant there by calling it the minor league version,

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but five hundred dollars version. For the ODB Fantasy team

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they had five hundred and ninety or sorry, they had

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eleven hundred ninety nine teams five hundred and ninety nine

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thousand dollars in the price five ninety nine point five

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to be exact. And it was Alex and Kristen Fox

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who won this thing for one hundred k. They drafted themselves.

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Alex Foxton scored four forty one he was on the team.

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Kristin Foxton scored one sixty two and she was on

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the team. Calvin Anderson was on this team, Martin Zemani,

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Dylan Smith deep run of the main for Dylan Smith

473
00:25:42,799 --> 00:25:45,480
also want to bracelet. Nick Palmer was their bonus player.

474
00:25:45,799 --> 00:25:49,759
Scored one seventy three did Nicky p Jim Callapey was there,

475
00:25:49,839 --> 00:25:55,119
Andrew Lichtenberger and Dan Cpo. So pretty pretty good result

476
00:25:55,160 --> 00:25:59,000
for the Fox's overall taking one hundred K. There this,

477
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I mean this, this whole thing was just absolutely out

478
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of control with how it all resulted. I mentioned Nick

479
00:26:06,799 --> 00:26:11,680
Palmer scoring one seventy three for the bonus players. He

480
00:26:11,759 --> 00:26:15,960
was not the best scoring bonus player. In fact, he

481
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was third. There was two players that scored higher than him.

482
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Ryan Miller was number one, two hundred and sixty two

483
00:26:21,680 --> 00:26:24,359
points for him by far and away the best ODB

484
00:26:24,519 --> 00:26:28,880
Fantasy bonus player to score, and then Miles Malay got

485
00:26:28,880 --> 00:26:31,319
one seventy nine. He was second. Some of the other

486
00:26:31,319 --> 00:26:34,160
ones you had, Matt craven Thine one fifty two, Walter

487
00:26:34,279 --> 00:26:38,319
Chambers and Andrew Moreno both scored one forty three. David

488
00:26:38,400 --> 00:26:40,680
Lynn won forty one, Eric Baldwin a couple of deep

489
00:26:40,720 --> 00:26:43,519
runs and some stuff some field bonuses in there, one

490
00:26:43,640 --> 00:26:46,279
thirty four. Darren Rabinowitz won thirty three. He of course

491
00:26:46,359 --> 00:26:50,240
won the bracelet at the end, defeating Phil Helmuth. And

492
00:26:50,319 --> 00:26:56,039
then An Koush Mandavia won thirty two. Frankoush so fun, fun,

493
00:26:56,240 --> 00:27:00,079
fun fantasy season as always. And now we just we

494
00:27:00,079 --> 00:27:04,240
turn our sites to the Dobasipy Main Event Final table.

495
00:27:04,920 --> 00:27:06,720
I told you guys, this one was going to be short,

496
00:27:06,759 --> 00:27:09,160
and I mean right now we're just at twenty seven

497
00:27:09,160 --> 00:27:11,640
to twenty eight minutes, so yeah, we're gonna get get

498
00:27:11,680 --> 00:27:14,359
out of here. I'll probably be coming to you guys.

499
00:27:14,480 --> 00:27:19,160
I'm hoping at least two more times before the main

500
00:27:19,160 --> 00:27:22,279
Event Final Table comes our way again. If you've been

501
00:27:22,279 --> 00:27:25,079
living under a rock, that main Event Final Table will

502
00:27:25,119 --> 00:27:28,160
recommence on August third. They're going to play August third,

503
00:27:28,240 --> 00:27:31,839
August fourth, and August fifth until they crown a ten

504
00:27:32,200 --> 00:27:35,359
million dollar world champion. I want to do something where

505
00:27:35,359 --> 00:27:37,319
I just kind of run through you know who the

506
00:27:37,319 --> 00:27:40,599
players are. You know, we we within the production side

507
00:27:40,599 --> 00:27:43,480
of things, We have bio sheets from all the players.

508
00:27:44,559 --> 00:27:46,079
You know, we obviously talked to a lot of the

509
00:27:46,119 --> 00:27:48,559
players along the way. So I'll just kind of, you know,

510
00:27:48,599 --> 00:27:51,200
do a little run through on things. I think I

511
00:27:51,240 --> 00:27:53,960
want to kind of maybe try and set some betting nods. Obviously,

512
00:27:54,039 --> 00:27:58,599
Lucas Jumlan is the big, big, big favorite. In fact,

513
00:27:58,640 --> 00:28:01,880
he if you take his sack, if you take the

514
00:28:01,880 --> 00:28:04,640
next three on the leaderboard and add those three up,

515
00:28:04,920 --> 00:28:08,240
they don't pass Dreamalan. That's how big his chip lead is. Okay,

516
00:28:08,279 --> 00:28:09,839
he's got like thirty five percent of the chips and

517
00:28:09,880 --> 00:28:13,279
play It's it's freaking while, you know. But if I

518
00:28:13,319 --> 00:28:15,640
were betting on it, you know, where would I want

519
00:28:15,640 --> 00:28:17,680
to bet? Right? And what do I kind of think

520
00:28:18,160 --> 00:28:21,039
think the odds are, because yes, Jumalan is in the

521
00:28:21,119 --> 00:28:23,599
driver's seat, but we've seen many times that just because

522
00:28:24,000 --> 00:28:26,200
you come into the wisp Man event with the chip Ley,

523
00:28:26,279 --> 00:28:28,319
that doesn't mean you're going to end up in the

524
00:28:28,319 --> 00:28:30,559
winner circle. So you know, I kind of want to

525
00:28:30,559 --> 00:28:32,440
just talk about that and then I don't know, maybe

526
00:28:32,440 --> 00:28:37,599
some fun stuff between now and the final table. Maybe

527
00:28:37,599 --> 00:28:40,160
get a couple of guests on as well to talk

528
00:28:40,200 --> 00:28:42,559
about it. Do you want to try and have my

529
00:28:42,599 --> 00:28:45,359
good friend Jeff Platt on. He told me he'd be

530
00:28:45,400 --> 00:28:47,400
willing to come on again, so I kind of want

531
00:28:47,440 --> 00:28:49,000
to talk to him. Maybe we get a little Jeff

532
00:28:49,039 --> 00:28:51,559
Platt preview of the final table. Also, just talk to Jeff.

533
00:28:51,599 --> 00:28:52,960
I know he's a listener as well, so he's just

534
00:28:52,960 --> 00:28:55,160
going to hear this. Just talk to him about how

535
00:28:55,440 --> 00:28:58,400
the summer went, you know, how well he think he

536
00:28:58,440 --> 00:29:00,519
handled the parking, right. I mean, that's what we all

537
00:29:00,519 --> 00:29:03,559
want to know heading into the twenty twenty seven World

538
00:29:03,680 --> 00:29:06,279
Series of Poker. Thankfully, for Jeff, there is no parking

539
00:29:06,839 --> 00:29:09,039
that is needed to be dealt with down in the

540
00:29:09,039 --> 00:29:12,799
Bahamas for Paradise. But that's it. That's the pod as

541
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always thanks to producer Rich. My name is Donnie Peters

542
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and I will talk to you guys next time. Jennie

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