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the Poker Go Podcast. And we got a good show tonight,
at least I hope. So I feel freaking good and
absolutely positively historic night here at the World Series of
Poker Historic forty eight hours, to be quite honest, shina
Okamoto more like shina Oka Godo. Okay, that's right, buddy,
that's right. That's why they's, Oh my god, it's so mad.
The thing is that you can't Here's the thing, and
I've talked with producer with trying with some people like
this before, is that like you can't be in the middle, right.
You have to be like so good that it's good,
Like like when I see Poker Gros like Mainset production,
like it's so good that it's good. Right, So that's
like the top of the top. Or you have to
be like so bad that it's bad but it's good,
you know what I mean? Like when I see like
like the example of this, and I freaking love the guy,
but Worldwide Wide brought Pereze, like when he fires up
his like late night with Wobbs after NBA games and
it's just like him on his iPhone on Twitter or whatever,
just like talking into a camera like there's no special lighting.
He's not in a studio, like he's in his living
room like whatever. You know, it's just like it's just
off the cough, it's raw, it's whatever. So, yeah, that
joke was so bad that it's good. That was my
dad joke. I got two kids, I'm allowed to say
like that. Yeah, Shina Okamoto is the freaking goat. Okay,
Shina Okugoto. That's how we do it. Narcus Nadelku. Hope
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We got Shena Okamoto aka Sena Oka. God Baby.
Speaker 2: How many times are we gonna say this?
Speaker 1: You've probably probably fourteen time.
Speaker 2: Let me come on.
Speaker 1: Okamoto does it again. She successfully defends her title in
the Ladies Championship here at the World Series of Poker. Now,
not only does she defend her title first place last
year in twenty twenty four, first place this year twenty
twenty five. In twenty twenty three, she got second. We've
talked about it a lot already, so I know I'm
repeating myself by saying she went second, first, first in
three consecutive years, but I cannot state enough how freaking
awesome that is. She won one hundred and eighty four
thousand dollars this year. If you run the numbers on
the probability of finishing in the top two spots in
twenty twenty three out of a field of twelve hundred,
finishing first in a field of twelve hundred and twenty
twenty four, and finishing first in a field of thirteen
hundred in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: The answer, what is it? Fifty to fifty. Either happens
or it doesn't. Okay, right, I'm sure, Am I right?
Speaker 1: Everybody?
Speaker 2: But am I wrong? Any that happens? Yeah, that doesn't happen. Yeah, fifteen.
Speaker 1: Any time you want to play heads of her roles,
let's let's go one in nine hundred and thirty million.
Speaker 2: That's a big number, big big.
Speaker 1: Now, that's the sort of scale we're dealing with here.
Speaker 2: That this happened.
Speaker 1: It should absolutely be celebrated, absolutely be championed far and wide.
Part of this what makes this such a cool story now,
the accomplishment is simply incredible, absolutely extraordinary, Right, I mean,
it's like just gasoline on the fire that she's Japanese.
Japan is a burgeoning market, like it's ready to explode
should things break a certain way, and poker has becoming
been becoming, you know, a little bit more culturally relevant
over there in Japan. So that's great. You know Masada Yokosawa,
the superstar Japanese logger. Every time that guy plus a
log about poker, he gets a million views. I mean,
it's it's wild how big it is or how big
he is. Right just looking at Shina Okamoto's Twitter, for example,
anytime she was posting about the event. Now, it's not
like she has no followers. She does have I think
thirty five thousand followers. It's probably a few more after
what happened tonight, but you know, it's thousands of likes,
hundreds of retweets. You know, however, many comments like it's
there's a lot of buzz around her, So there is
something happening here. And I mean just speaking to the
just speaking to the accomplishment itself. Okay. We always talk
about consistency, you know, we talk about it a lot
when it comes to poker, because that is oftentimes like
a measure that we can grade things on, Like, yeah,
anyone can kind of get hot here and there, but
to do it repeatedly, I mean, that's like this holy
grail that people just hope to latch onto and find.
And what Shina Okamoto did is you know, it's honestly
the way that she performed in this event is beyond consistency.
She dominated. Yeah, I know she didn't win that first time,
she finished second, right, but the second time around dominated
this final table tonight dominated. You know, it's absolutely just crazy,
Like she's not on a heater. She is writing her
legacy in real time. And like I feel like I'm
gonna remember this as the Sena Okamota era, Like this
is her era.
Speaker 2: So twenty twenty three she was the chipleader unfinished second
like that's yeah three found was she the chipular last year?
I think she went to the found right now? That
is usself is just I mean inside, she's the most
accomplished player in the history of this event handed down,
Like that's not even debatable. And this is one of
the greatest feats in all of poker, all the WSP,
in all of history. She was not the chip Ladaka
in twenty twenty four when she won, but she was
literally nine big blinds out of one hundred and twenty something.
Speaker 1: I highly doubt anyone's ever going to do this again.
I mean now I'll say that until Okamoto aka Oka
Goodo runs it back in twenty twenty six, right, I mean,
because that's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that Grime is probably gonna win five.
Speaker 1: You're gonna win his fifth, his fifth PPC, and Okamoto
is gonna win the Ladies Championship once again. Back to
back events, or back to back wins in an event
is extremely Where we talked about, you know, a couple
episodes ago. Obviously, you know, we talked a lot about
not not this year, but in past years, Adam Friedman
and the Dealer's Choice, the ten k Dealers Choice winning
it three years in a row.
Speaker 2: There's not that many to win just to go back
to back in general in the world.
Speaker 1: I know, it's absolutely crazy. And then you do it
in a large field tournament, no limit hold them like,
there's just there's a lot of variants involved in right,
and you have to be able to like you just
get through the minefield, like you just can't lose. Like
it's just the whole thing is just absurd to me,
It really is.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm the stats man and I'm going to
go out on a limb and say this is probably
the biggest ever back to back in WSP history. You know,
got those smaller main events in the early years. We've
got Adam Friedman you mentioned, we've got Dan Keats in
the PPC. We've got Aaron Cummings from a few days
ago in the deuce. But those fields are we're talking
you know, a couple hundred, you know, fifty in the PPC.
This is thousands, just completely completely different scale of things,
so even more impressive. And you know, didn't we talk
the other day about like the greatest accomplishments w this
we have to put this somewhere on that on that
tree for accomplishments just I don't know where it is,
but it's up there somewhere, just due to the field size.
And you know, even throwing in you know, we talk
about Johnny Chang going win, win, second, second to helmet,
this is like the opposite second win, win, you know,
but in massive fields. So yeah, it's right up there.
Speaker 1: Has to be I think also something needs to be said,
like you get so close in poker, and we've seen
it at times. You know, she got second in twenty
twenty three, could have been some heartbreak, could have been
like you know what I'm so close could have messed
with her mentally, but you know, instead, look at what
this is turned into. And then she comes well, she
runs it back, right, she wins it. Then she shows
up this year and like that, I mean for sure
when when she was coming into the event this year,
even I thought it and probably said it that this
is like her event. You know, let's see how she does.
Especially she she gets a chip lead early on, right,
and we're like, oh my gosh, she's doing it again.
Here we go. And once that starts happening and people
start talking about it, I mean you can start hearing
the whispers, you can start seeing the messages or whatnot,
or like is she gonna do it? Is she going
to do what type of thing? And that means the
pressure builds mm hmm. And then she goes into the
found table with the chipley. She freaking dominated this found table.
I mean, just amazing stuff from start to finish. So
like having that mental fortitude to get through this all
is also you know, part of this being able to
execute on poker's biggest stage. And she did that, and
she did it, you know, three consecutive years back to
back years as a winner and then I mentioned that
the Japan thing and how that ties in. You know,
she's she's from Japan. It is untapped there. You know,
I know that poker is starting to gain some legs.
You know, there's some events that are like part of
more poker clubs than they are like actual like casinos
and stuff like that. It's because the restrictions on real
money gaming there are still holding things back. But you know,
there's been talks about if and when a casino opens there.
You know, I remember my time at the WPT. You
know we did we did a partnership or whatever with
some people in Japan, and I can't remember exactly, but
the idea is, like listen, we at the WPT when
I was there, It's like, we want to be positioned
that when this market does open up, if it does
open up, we want to just be able to go
flying in there right away. Because I think everyone sees
the potential that Japan has. I think a lot of
what people see with that potential is you know when
you see a Masata Yokosawa post of log and it
gets snap a million views. When you see you know,
Shina Okamoto generating the buzz that she's generating when she
posts on social media like that, there is a ton
of buzz there some of those you know, clubish events
or whatever however you want to you know, classify them
in Japan. I mean that they get big numbers, big turnouts, right,
So there definitely is a market that is ready to
expand rapidly explode there. I mean, it just a matter
if it ends up happening. The cultural legitimacy of poker
is growing in Japan, so that's why this matters on
that scale. You know, it can and it should inspire,
It should certainly open doors. You know however you want
to frame that part of the conversation. So I'm here
for it, you know, let's go. And then I also
don't want to overlook the fact that this forty eight
hour stretch that we've had has been amazing. Yes, Michael
the grind Dermans Rocky first, that was last night, he
cements his legacy with a fourth PPC title. I mean,
just wild shit right there, absolutely wild shit. And then
Sheena Okamoa does this or Shea Okagoto as I keep
calling us, I mean, come on, you know you know
what I feel, you know what I thought of when
and This is funny because of what's been happening today
on the internet. When I thought of the Sena Okagoto thing,
because I obviously wrote in the rundown Sheina Okamoto more
like dot dot dot, because then I was gonna drop
it on the thing. But what what made me think
of it was Dave Portnoy and how he has these
stupid like nicknames and whatever and things. And then it's
just funny that there's like a video going around today
on the internet about some guy freaking out at a
pizza shop, like like he like hits the pizza out
of the guy's hand, Like, no, it's not Dave, but
if you glance quickly, it looks like Dave. Like if
you don't fully like followed and like watches reviews or whatever,
you might be like, oh, that's Stave Porton. And I
think the tweet says like that Dave port Andy like
what an a hole, like whatever, but it's it's not him,
so but it's just it's funny that that's getting buzzed.
And I was thinking about the whole Sina Okagoto thing,
and like basically how Dave Portnoy attaches himself to Caitlyn Clark.
I'm just gonna attach myself to Sina Okagoto. That's fair enough, right,
That's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna get a goat,
I'm gonna put two bracelets around his neck, and I'm
gonna walk around this place because that's what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Definitely.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you know, forty eight hour stretch here, Michael
the grinderb is Rocky. Now you have Sena Okamoto. I mean,
it's just absolutely outstanding greatness on display this summer. You know,
Miss Rocky's the guy who's already a legend, winning three
three PPC titles, you know, six gold racelets. That is
just absolutely incredible. Then he goes on and wins a
fourth for his seventh go racelet I mean hello, And
then you know sheena like she's she's like it's it's
it's it's an interesting thing because I think she's a
legend like already, but she's also like building her legendary
status in real time. So it's like both things are
happening in at once because to go second first first,
you're a freaking legend, right, But it's also like it's
not done, Like she's you know, she's like still like
this is still in the moment, So she's building this
legacy of hers in real time. As I stated, like
this is the sheina O Kamodo era, like ten twenty years.
You know, oftentimes we sit around all the time and
we do it. We sit around, we say, oh, remember that,
h remember that. I remember that, Like we're gonna remember this,
remember that time she and Okamodo went second, first, first,
and that shit was bananas?
Speaker 2: What I mean, what the heck? So anyway, you can
have the floor. No, I mean even everything, I've done
nothing else to that.
Speaker 1: Really, I'm just amped up by it. I think it's great,
can it?
Speaker 2: Like you said, it has been a pretty wild lost
couple of days here at the World Series, and you know,
as we kind of touched on, it's just it's pushing
us in the right direction. The main event three or
four days away. You know, the buzz is happening in
the rooms again, busy, so many players here, and like
you get in moments like this that are really just
pushing us towards this finish line of the twenty twenty
five WSOP.
Speaker 1: So I'm thinking of I'm trying to find a fourth thing.
But in my mind, the top three things right now
that are sticking out to me as like if I
were to ask the question, you know, what is your
what is your standout showcase moment from the twenty twenty
five WSP, I would say A cossats No, I would say,
these aren't any order. These are just the three that
I have on the list, and I'm trying to find
a fourth one. Michael to grind. Name is Rocky. Fourth
PPC title, Shina Okamoto winning this year, going back to
back second, first, first in the last three years. I
would say Nick Shulman was the other one, winning the
biggest ever ten k deuces. Even you're shaking your head,
you're not gonna remember that.
Speaker 2: You're not very good at this. Trump, go ahead? What else?
Benny Glossaw, Buddy.
Speaker 1: Benny Glaser, that's the other one I was forgetting. Well, No,
but I'm trying to come up with four, and I
think Shulman makes it in there part of why.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing. Shulman by itself is big enough.
Speaker 1: So here's why I put certain things into categories, and
it's it's because of the buzz that it generates on
the outside. If I don't even know if I'm gonna
be able to fully explain myself. But Shulman his specialty
is Nola meduce to seven. He won the biggest ever
Nola medus to seven championship after a grueling eight hour
heads up match against an incredible Nola Medusa's seven player
in Darren Olias. Like exercising that type of greatness as
specialized as Nick is with that game when it's the
biggest event after that type of match, like that is
just some incredible stuff. Like so that's just a standout
moment to me, Like what are what are the standout moments?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I will tell you, I'll be honest. The reason why I,
you know, ignorantly overlooked Benny Glauser, is because it's still
ongoing and it's been three separate wins. Now, I should
not do that. It's a mistake of mine. I'm fully
on fully you know.
Speaker 2: Duck up, right, a duck up Donny Pizza Pi, Yeah.
Speaker 1: You know, because it's like it's just when things are
stretched out, I kind of need to sit back and
I'm I'm I'm getting too honed in, you know, But yes,
you are right, Benny. Benny Glaser is the other one.
So those are the four. Basically, what I'm saying is like,
if if you were to put this out as a poll,
you know, what's what's your standout moment?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: Or the other the other thing is you have to
wait till the end of the summer. Yeah, yeah, right,
and then you're gonna say something like, you know, what
are you gonna remember most from the twenty twenty five sip?
And then you list the things so and the reason
why I come up with four? As you know, I
think of like Mount Rushmore as four. If you do
a Twitter poll, it has four things that you can
put into it. So right now I think those are
my four. And I know I already know what's gonna
happen is you're gonna I'm gonna put the pole out
and people are gonna be like a lot about this.
Victor Blahm making four, Well, he didn't win one, so
he just he can't be in it. Like I'm just
I'm sorry, it's just not I got.
Speaker 2: Two I want to add. I'm not saying that they're
above the fund to consider.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you this, it's not that you can't
add them, it's that you have to, Like you have
to just put them in this like on the short list,
and then you have to try and come up with
the four.
Speaker 2: No, I get it.
Speaker 1: I just like, right now I think the four the
three are for sure Benny Glausser, Mike ms Rocky and
Sena O. Kamoto and then and then now we need
to find a fourth for me. I would I would
put Shulman there, Okay, but there's other considerations.
Speaker 2: Yes, go ahead, Okay, my first one. I'm not saying
it's worth as equal to these. I just want to
consider it. Let's throw it out of it, let's hold no, no,
put it in around the year of seven. And what
I mean by that is we've had some several big
names win bracelets. Win that seventh bracelet now Benning Ony
seventh and night. Let me finish grind us seven. You
kind of already touching that, Shulman, Brian Rass. It's a
big number. Obviously, you now tied with Hennigan Backs and the Grinder,
et cetera. That's one, but like you know, you've already
startled a bit of it. So like, I don't know
if we want to put that in there.
Speaker 1: But before you go to the next one, Okay, I
feel like you said last year was the year of seven.
I'm not joking. I'm pretty sure you said that, Rich,
can you go maybe it was two years ago, but
I'm pretty sure we had a year of seven or
I don't know if we did. How many years of seven?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. I'm not sure we're supposible the next.
Speaker 1: One, because didn't Seaver do it?
Speaker 2: Steven got to seven? Last yeah? Yeah, but I think
and the Grinder got to seven? That was it? What
about the previous year? That was Hennigan Aria the Arias six?
It was the year of six. Everyone got to six.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure we did this conversation.
Speaker 2: Rich, wind it back and here's the other one. I
think that has a bit more weight than that one.
And I want to say it's a year of first.
We always talk about, like people players to win their
first bracelet. Some of these names from this year, Okay,
I think the biggest one Seth Davies. Okay, we've got
Philip Sternheimer. That's a big one. In my mind, I've
just lost my whole place. Your reign of Campaig high stakes,
big high steaks guy from Germany.
Speaker 1: Man, I listen, I already. I'm already changing my list.
I already got my fourth. I know what it is. Well,
I mean, I'm an idiot again.
Speaker 2: Duck up. Okay, yours is not a I'm a duck up.
You're like the Donnie Pizza pile or something. Whatever.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's it's now. It is the Poker podcast
Ducked Up, hosted by Tim Duckworth, just like it's the
Ladies Championship hosted by Sheena Oakuma.
Speaker 2: The other one I forgot to mention because I was
talking to him today was obviously Darren Olias.
Speaker 1: No, none of that matters. The fourth one, Sorry, Nick Shelman,
you gotta go. So we're kicking Nick off. Okay, it's
missed Casino Royale himself, it's missed or not like that,
not like that.
Speaker 2: He's not like don amathing yet he cannot be on.
Speaker 1: This is one of those. This is one of those now.
But I'm telling you, this is a this is a
moment in time. When you look back, you're going to say,
like that was the summer when X and people. There
are going to be enough people that say, Martin Cabrell,
I need.
Speaker 2: One more moment. I need one more rebound to get
my trone.
Speaker 1: When I'm like, you don't manage the social media. I do.
It is freaking Martin Cabrell, all freaking I still look
at the social media. I mean, you've got people at
the Venetians saying not like that at the final table,
like I mean, it's just it's it's spread like a disease.
And some might say it is a disease at this
point because they don't like the guy and they don't
like his antics. But it is everywhere, it is everywhere.
So that's right. Now, it's me. Now listen, this is
of course, this is of course a list that is
not solidified.
Speaker 2: No, it's it's in shoppy. We just got to make
sure we just don't give it choppy.
Speaker 1: We just got to make the top four and then
when you know, July, whatever seventeenth rolls around will be ranking.
Speaker 2: Mon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm saying because I bumped out Nick.
Speaker 2: Bove Benny, That's why I was not kind of asking.
Speaker 1: I bumped no, no, no, But Benny's for sure in there,
and Benny's probably gonna win five, so he's whatever. I'm
still not going to get on nothing. That's a good question.
That's a good question, might awake I know, I know, right,
I know.
Speaker 2: He spent four days playing the PPC.
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, so it is funny like if you're
that's actually something we're thinking about, is it? Or maybe
how much did playing the PPC for so long like
hurt his chances and other events? I mean, not that
probably whatever, But yeah, but Benny's good enough to win
the PPC obviously. So anyway, a lot of different topics
that we hit on there. But again shina Oka goto
six ye absolute huh six six what gut references? Oh okay,
guard six times? So you're gonna do in twenty five six? Amazing.
So she defeated Heather Alcorn in heads up play, Heather
taking home one hundred and twenty two thousand dollars for
her second place. Finished former the Dealer of the Year
here at the WSB in twenty nineteen. So great run
by Heather, Stephanie Hagberg third place, Julie Hewn fourth place.
Uh Sonya Shasha Kina Which I have a question and
you don't have the answer, but I have to ask.
So I turn on the stream today and I'm watching
and it says on the leaderboard at the top and
also on the whole card graphics. For the name, it
says Veronica.
Speaker 2: Okay, maybe she goes by Veronica. Well, what's your name?
Because you got buy a different name.
Speaker 1: No, but as it was, they showed the last names
on all that stuff, so it says Veronica.
Speaker 2: So is, wait, had lost they had a lost name
as Veronica.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like I think she might go as by Sonya Veronica.
But like what I'm at saying is that like in
all the YouTube descriptions and stuff that you write, it
says Sonya Shasha Kina. So I was just very confused
as like what was going on.
Speaker 2: Wait, I don't know where Vernic came from either, do
I I'm assuming, Oh, I say, look, I say this, I'm.
Speaker 1: Assuming she told them that that's what she prefers us
her last name or something. I don't know, That's what
I mean. I was very confused. I'm just wondering where
when did production make that change? And what could they
tell us next time because now I don't know what
I'm supposed to be calling her. So so I do apologize.
But fifth place for you, congratulations, Juliet Hegatus. Sixth place, Sumir,
you know Maaki another Japanese player. I believe she was
actually eliminated by Shina Okagodo, and then I'm going to
cram in. That's the final seven that came back today
on the stream, very very entertaining stream too, and I
would highly encourage you to find that on the poker
Go YouTube channel or on PokerGO dot com to won
that again. Sheena Okagdo, let's go.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to finish out. That's what lacky Asian number.
Speaker 1: Narcus, Narcus and Nadelku winning the fifteen dollars eight game
his first WSOP gold bracelet. Like sheen Okagodo, Nagadelku won
one hundred and eighty four thousand dollars same first place prize.
You know, he defeated Scott Abrams in heads up play,
another close call for Abrams. Abrams does have one bracelet.
I think it was twenty twenty three he won his first,
but he's been close many times at the WSP as well.
You know, he's one of those players where maybe things
break a different way. He's got four bracelets.
Speaker 2: I mean, did you see the final hand?
Speaker 1: I did not see the final hand. I was too
busy watching sheen Okugodo ten.
Speaker 2: I believe they'll playing plo as part of the eight
game or some version. I don't know. Huh. They both
at King ten, they got it in. They hadn't that straight.
You see Scott in the video kind of go like this,
the kind of you know, sign that it's chopped up,
but actually a Nacus had a flush with the King
ten went run around a flash to eliminate Scott. So
a little bit of a.
Speaker 1: Everyone just everyone just misreading polo hands with King ten, and.
Speaker 2: Well, I think he did that when he was like
when he was shopping and then obviously hit the I
think went run around a club club on the river
and yeah, a little bit of a bad, bad bait
dad from Scott edwrams, I.
Speaker 1: Say, Walter Trickerici is that how you say his last name?
Speaker 2: No idea? Okay?
Speaker 1: Eighty three thousand dollars for third place, Mark led Key
fourth place for fifty seven k John Cipriano, Elaine Ron,
and Christian Malik round out the final seven. Anything else now,
you just looked at me. I thought there was something
else there, all right. So congratulations to Narcis and Nadelku
one hundred and eighty four thousand dollars for him the
fifteen hundred dollars eight game winner. On Monday, June thirtieth,
we are going to find out who is this year's
Gladiator of poker. Remember this became the second largest live
poker tournament of all time baby with twenty four thousand,
six hundred and twenty nine entries a three hundred dollars
buy in. There is four hundred and twenty thousand dollars
up top for the winner. How many how's it looking
over there?
Speaker 2: Seventeen left? It is flying? Of course, we thought, what's
to happen to blinds twelve? I thought we were going
to know it was twenty before it was going to
bag with twenty runners. We hit we're just into the
lost level and I we're already at seventeen, so we
could be down at twelve. We might have to give
them a little bit more of a sleep. Tomorrow, we
went on eeding. Come early.
Speaker 1: Well, the plan is on Monday to stream the final
table of this event. I believe it will be on
PokerGO dot com, so you have to be a subscriber.
I believe the next two days of streaming are on
PokerGO dot com. Have to be a subscriber to poker
dot com. If you are a subscriber, use the promo
code podcast so you can save yourself twenty bucks on
the first year of a new annual plan. Any names
over there, rolland Israel Ashvili was in there. He still is,
he still is. Oh my god, rolling.
Speaker 2: Rolling chips ll looks like about fifteen bigs Roland I
move it on the average, can't.
Speaker 1: I can't even fathom being in a twenty four thousand,
six twenty nine entry field and being down to the
final seventeen. It's just that has to be quite surreal.
Speaker 2: But otherwise, yeah, it looks like Manuel Reyes is the
Chipley that was staggering Chipley.
Speaker 1: This hundred they guarantee right now, like twenty k. Let's look,
you said there's seventeen left.
Speaker 2: Oh now says this fifteen left, twenty four k.
Speaker 1: Twenty four k. Jesus Christ, it's so good for three
hundred dollars buying. I love the World Series of Poker.
It's mean, it's just the best thing ever. He really is,
all right, So more on the Gladiators of Poker on
the next episode, but do tune in to poker Go
dot on Monday, June thirtieth Time tvd or is it.
Speaker 2: The stream is set to go live at five pm Pacific,
a pm Easton. We're just trying to work out what
time to bring him back, so the I'm not here
waiting too long.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, all right, So that'll be on poker
dot Com on Monday. Tune in for that one. Should
be a lot of fun. Four hundred and twenty one
thousand dollars up top in this year's and Gladiators of
Poker the ten k PLO Championship. How many did I
do you remember what I said it would get for entries?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: What did it get? It got eight ninety four, eight
seventy four, got eight seventy four. I mean, it's just
this feel is ridiculously enormous. Isaac Kempton leading the way
right now one point three nine to four million, so
basically one point four million dollars up top. They did
get into the money a little bit earlier today, a
fairly extended hand for hand portion. First player to bust
in the money was Nico Milgram. It's funny because I
was I was over there. They actually went hand for
hand with one hundred and thirty seven players left in
one hundred and thirty two pains, so earlier than normal.
Normally they go two off the money. They go to
hand for hand, but there was so much stalling that
they decided there was a though. Right, yeah, of course,
but who cares? These guys stall all the time, so
they're stalling, so they go hand for hand. Earlier Nico
had nineteen K, I believe, okay, and eurse does he
have nineteen K? Twenty you hat twenty four K and
he's he goes through the big blind. It was five ten, ten.
He goes to the big blind. He obviously pays the
ten and the ten he folds. He's got four K left,
so he's going to be blinded in the next hand.
Speaker 2: But somebody goes broke. Well, playing Naker, somebody goes broke
and he gets into the money with four K. He
busted on the hand. He busts on the hand, you know,
But good for him. But Nico did cash.
Speaker 1: I think he took twelve tenth in the in the game,
tenth in the A game, and then so whatever that
pays ten points. I think more than that seventeen points.
Look that up.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know. The fantasy stuff, buddy, that's
all you.
Speaker 1: I believe it's twelve points, man, We are way down
there right now.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Twelve points, okay, and then he got two more points
in the ten k Omaha for cashing. So, I mean,
we're trying, but Jeremy Osmas is just not doing it
for us. So what are we gonna do? You Yesterday,
by the way, speaking of freaking duck ups, good lord,
you're like, get on this show and you're like, yeah,
Jeremy Osmons is leading. He was like fucking one hundredth
in chips. No, it was he was so far off
first place. It wasn't even funny. It was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I mean, holloway, why would you do that
to me?
Speaker 1: It's just, yeah, making me look like a foul I mean, Chad,
what are we doing here?
Speaker 2: What are we doing?
Speaker 1: What are we doing?
Speaker 2: What are we doing? All right?
Speaker 1: So who else is in there in this thing?
Speaker 2: So all the plo hero is going? You mentioned Isaac Kimpton.
We got Seth Davies together, We've got Michael Rucco making his.
Speaker 1: I saw set today in the hallway one of the breaks,
and I said I thought you were taking a break.
It's like I got bored. Okay, I got bored, Max
late reds ten Kpolo one of the bigger stacks. Let's go.
Speaker 2: We got a your van hoof. Who is Jim Murray's
random player of the day. I have to correct him
and said, he's been here the whole series.
Speaker 1: But we've been talking about.
Speaker 2: Your you know what he's doing. He's obviously not listening
to us. Alex Fox is in there. We have Roberts, Rahi,
Chris Frank, I mean everyone is Steven, Michael.
Speaker 1: Ben lamb Ryan got Bowman's in the money, phil Ivey's
in there, Bryan Reese. Okay, Phil Helmuth is in there.
Let's funny with Phil Helmuts. So, in typical Phil Helmy fashion,
they get the heads up play in the in the
Ladies event. Who's between who shows up on stage? Sina
Okagodo and Heather Elcorn? Who shows up on stage? Phil? Help?
Of course? Right?
Speaker 2: Phil? Come on, let the ladies have that moment?
Speaker 1: Then what hand does sheen Oka goto win it with?
Speaker 2: Don't say nine? Does two black knines?
Speaker 1: Black knins? Black wood?
Speaker 2: What is this white magic blacknines? What is this white magic.
I know it happens. It happened like the next hand.
Speaker 1: It was like within like a couple of minutes. This
is I go over to Fill and I said, I said, philed,
did you just see what happened? He's like no. I
was like, she just won it with two Black Knights.
He's like, you're kidding me.
Speaker 2: I was like, I swear to gout.
Speaker 1: He like went up there and like touched her with
his white magic and then walked off. Boom, two Black Nines.
Game over.
Speaker 2: It's just this is eerie. This is very eerie.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't you can't make it up. Yeah,
you absolutely can't make it up. I mean it's just
Benny Glaza from one goat to another. That's It's just
great stuff.
Speaker 2: Benny Glaza selling too. Okay, what about Benny Ludlow he
just busted. Oh my god, Benny, come on wan wan
ish so hey, he made some money.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine it Benny glausers bracelet. Yeah, it would be beautiful,
it'd be absolutely amazing, absolutely amazing. I mean, just some
crazy shit. Seriously, h the twenty five hundred dollars mixed
Big Bet and the Mini Oh by the way, quickly
Before I get to that, the ten K PLO Championship
will be streaming on Tuesday on Poker Grow, so stay
tuned for that one. The twenty five hundred dollar Mixed
Big Bet and the Mini Main Event both kicked off today.
Which one do you want to hit on?
Speaker 2: First? Let's go to the Mix Big Bet Okay.
Speaker 1: Mixed Big Bet had four hundred and fifty eight entries
this year. I just pulled up Poker News and there
is a picture where DEEB looks like he's laughing his
face off and it says deep with the slow roll
love it. It had four hundred and sixty eight last year,
so ten less, I mean whatever. Two hundred and seven
thousand dollars up top in this year's event. Obviously, Sean
Deeve is in there, looks like he's doing well. Chris
Vich looks like he's doing well. James Ops, that's your boy.
Kangaroo Group, Brian Rast, Dylan Wiseman, Dario Alioto, like the
greatest one dollar pick in the history of twenty five
K fantasy. Dean Eggs is in there. Hopefully he's not
misreading any hands, but he's in there. Jeff Madson, Rob Holland,
John Turner, Jake Schwartz, Phil Sternheimer. Who else we got
Marco Johnson, Allan Lee all look to be in there.
I see Johnny Sharman, London John. Let's go well, let's
go be He must have been double dipping today because
somebody sent me a screenshot of Yeah, and London John
was at his online table. So putting in the in
the work is London John. I'm telling you thirty cashes,
it is on the way. He just needs to make
a final say, but I think that's also coming. The
guy's getting close. But yeah, maybe the main event. You
never know, maybe he'll be the token old guy in
the main event that runs the the John hesp the John. Yeah, yeah,
I mean little less colored on the jacket. You know
we can get John is like you know, his black cap,
that black hoodie. He's he's a grinder man. We don't
we don't need the flashiness like we got we got
it London John.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 1: But if he does, if London John makes it up
his final table, I'm going to get him a special
big Ben card protector. That's what we're gonna do. What
do you think like a little big Ben maybe one
of those little London.
Speaker 2: Here's the phone with the Big Ben's always on the
construction or broken. We don't want to put that on that.
We don't want to put that out.
Speaker 1: Since when are you a freaking expert on big.
Speaker 2: B I'm an expert. Don't worry. We need to get
him something more iconic London. That's the red telephone box
big right there on the table. Okay, yeah, no, not
a big Ben. We don't want broken big Ben.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's go London, John, Let's go London, John.
The mini main event kicked off today. Now, I was
not aware that they have two starting flights this year,
and they did not have two starting flights in the past.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, we did not know this.
Speaker 1: I thought last year it was just the same thing.
But they I guess they added a starting flight. So
that means that this thing is going to be absolutely
freaking enormous. Yeah, some would say massive, massive, some would
say massive. This flight today four thousand and seventy seven
entries last year. Can you confirm with this this last
year thing? Please? I looked on Poker news, but like,
can we look look somewhere else? What exactly like? It
won't look I want to say, I want to make
sure that there was only one flight last year.
Speaker 2: If she looked on pokings, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Poker News just had days one, two, three, which
would tell me that whatever is it in like your
like biggest flight doc or whatever that thing is.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's not called the biggest flight.
Speaker 1: Doc whatever whatever that that spreadsheet is that you have
confirmed as three days last year. Yeah, so I mean,
this thing's gonna have ten thousand entries in are you playing?
Get in there? I'm in there. I'm in there tomorrow.
I'm I'm dusting it off. I'm dusting it off. I
can't freaking wait. I cannot wait. I'm getting in there
with the people. Nice early am start.
Speaker 2: Damn you I came, of course.
Speaker 1: I really it's funny. I think I've said this before
on the podcast. I've definitely talked about it with friends,
But when I play live, I absolutely want to be
their hand number one always, especially the World Series of Poker,
Like there's just something special about it. Yeah, you know,
just being there hand one in an event, and the
World Series of Poker is just so much different than
so many other events that you know, you know, there's
going to be a bunch of other people there. Like
sometimes I show up at the wind Or I used
to show up at the wind like hand number one,
and it'd be like three tables and we're playing three
handed on one of the table, and obviously it fills
up right, but like no one's in the rush. But
I feel like with so many more recreational players and
whatnot at the World Series of Poker, like that place
is going to be hopping at ten am. So I
will have coffee in hand. I will be ready to
freaking go ten podcast hot coffee in hand, likely not
a podcast hat. I will have my car, I will
have my two card protectors. I will have my two
card protectors on the table ready to go. That's another thing,
by the way, Jason Khm brought it up. I believe
Poker dot Org asked him about the car protector. He
has that little triton symbol once and he said that
he thinks that, you know, we should bring back card
protectors because they bring back an element of fun to
the game. I had this exact conversation with my good
friend Mike Ziemba like three years ago, two years ago,
about how card protectors are like cool and fun. It
was the year that I ran deep in the two
k here and I was at a table with whoever
the guy was that won the PSPC, like the he's
like Russian or something, he want PSPC. A couple of
years I forget his name, and he was at the
table was his friend Nikolai Tulan. Okay, look up the
guy who one the PSPC.
Speaker 2: Alexander. Alexander what Alexandra, he's Bezan, she'll coo, Yeah, he's
bel him. He has he has this little car protector.
It's like a I think it's like a guy like backpacking.
And like then his buddy, like Nikolai Tulan also had
card protectors like you know, you know, I'm like later
texting or talking with my friend Mike about how like, yeah,
they're kind of like fun and they're cool. I sat
next to another guy at the wind recently. He had
a little Peppa pig. I know, you know what Peppa
pig is? Yeah, exactly, And I know too, So I
asked him, I said, you know, what's the semblance of
this Pepa pig? You know?
Speaker 1: And he said, oh, it's because my son likes Peppa pig.
He gave it to me, so I use it. So yeah,
So I have two little card protectors that I use,
and I just think that they're like fun little trinkets
that can possibly park some spark a conversation. I have
a my bag's over there. But I have a little
lion because my friend Mike, the person I was talking
about the car protectors with, very very good talented poker player,
we always talking whatever, and he's always like reminding me
just like be a lion at the table. Okay, So
I thought it was funny then that I should get
a lion. So I got this little lion figuringe and
then the other one is like a little black like
poodle dog because my dog does yea. So I have
Duke and I have the lion, and they just chill.
Speaker 2: I did I saw this thing kind of light loss, don't.
Speaker 1: Depending on how I'm feeling, I might just put one
out Like if I'm feeling like, you know, I want
to funk sit up just the lion.
Speaker 2: If I if I'm.
Speaker 1: Feeling like you know, maybe it's gonna be like like
w sp me an event, maybe I'll just put Duke
out there because I don't necessarily need to be a
lion on day one A and I should probably chill
and not six bet along with King Queen off.
Speaker 2: So I sawed the same way I could get my
son to give me, like a hot wheels guy his
favorite hot See that thing was cool, and then when
a lust, I give it back and say this wasn't lucky.
I need a lucky one. So he would go on
a hunt. He's got like hundreds of hot because he
would hunt for a lucky one. When I won the
uh well, when I cashed in the you know, the
WPT free roll, you know, for four k, this was
a lucky one. We retired it. But I gave him.
I got him a roadbox sift card when I went
deep in the MSPT Venetia and when I cashed for
like six k, I think I got him one hundred
dollars Roadbock slift card is like thank you for picking
out the lucky car. Now, obviously you might want to
argue the car has nothing to do with how I played,
but it's also I think a good way to kind
of involve my signing poker a little bit. Not that
I play a lot, but I play enough where he's interested. Yeah,
I did have an idea to double down on my
my cowboy stick by getting like a vintage Bootspur, that.
Speaker 1: Would mean a bit incredible.
Speaker 2: I'd put on the thing and like so you can
spin the little thing. I haven't really found one, I
like because I wanted poker themed. I want some like
suits on it. So I was very obvious it's poker.
It's a bootsber matches the whole cowboy get up. You know.
I could put it on my boots if I want to.
I haven't really found anything that I love, but like,
if you guys are out there and find something, see
something that would be perfect for me, Vintage bootspur, poker themed.
This guy wants it.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm slowly building up the courage to bring
my Aztec death Whistle as a card protector. Okay, you
know what that is?
Speaker 2: You do? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh wow, you know what that is. Sometimes they tell
people they have no idea what it is.
Speaker 2: Let me.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just incredible. It's absolutely incredible. Maybe I'll
bring that at some point. I mean I doubt it,
but it would be cool. It's when you blow it
right and they blow it and it sounds like somebody's
like screen like dying. It's out of control.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 1: Of course I did not buy that. By the way,
my friend Mike sent it to me out of nowhere.
Once in a while, I'll just get packages and it's
from Mike, my buddy who I'm talking about the car
Protectors with, and it's just like random ship like this
ASTech death whistle. Context just like no context, just show
up like it's just almost like what And of course
I just know it's from him. The reason why I
know it's from him is that, like when I order
Amazon packages, it says Donald.
Speaker 2: Peters, okay, this one says this is.
Speaker 1: Donnie okay, And I only know of him sending me
packages from Amazon, so I'm like, it has to be him.
And then I, you know, I send him a thing
and whatever. And but my daughter freaking loves it. She
loves it so great. Yeah, it's so great. But anyway,
maybe one day I'll bring that, just put it on
the table, maybe maybe blow in the middle of MANI
I didn't have not I wouldn't do it, but I do.
But I do think, like what Jason Kon said, they
like it just makes it a little bit more fun,
little more more light hearted, right, maybe somebody asks you
about you strike up a conversation if you see someone
with one with one, I'm like, Okay, at least this
guy is not like super serious, like he's at least
having some fun overall. Like so it's it's just good.
I like having him. So yeah, so normalize card protectors. Yes,
have him be like a cool, fun little thing. And
like I've looked at like I've looked at different ones,
and you know, maybe I'll get one that's just like
completely whacky and whatever. But like I think they're cool
and fun, So let's have them share them on social media,
do the whole thing. Like, I think it's good for
the game. But the matter at hand. Mini Main Event
four thousand and seventy seven entries in this flight. They
have another flight tomorrow or sorry, on Monday. I'm going
to be in it. Last year they had six thousand
and ninety three entries total in this event. They're going
to get six thousand tomorrow for today, meaning this is
going to be a ten thousand entry field for short.
Speaker 2: It's madness for sure. Now.
Speaker 1: One of the benefits of this is from an entry's perspective,
is you can play both flights. Freeze out per flight,
but you can play both flights and it's called the
Mini Main event because it has the same structure as
the main event, just sped up condemed Yeah op h
plus the one re entry, but get sixty thousand starting chips.
You know, you go through the same blind levels, but
they're thirty minute levels I believe, so a bit faster.
Speaker 2: But yeah, this should really have four flights ten am
five pm, and then it should have a day two
where you can enter as well.
Speaker 1: You're saying just exactly maybe it.
Speaker 2: Should be copy piste. If it's the minim event, you.
Speaker 1: Have copy pass to still be able to get it
over flights.
Speaker 2: On one day. Why doesn't need what they already added
the daysia, Why can't they ad another day?
Speaker 1: Make it a couple of days I'm saying. I'm saying
three days, meaning the day ones are one day like collectively,
and then whatever.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's all ways you do it. If you
want to make the real mini Main event this, it's
gotta be more.
Speaker 1: I just think, I just think it. I just don't
want it to be like too close to like the
Million Maker and the Monster like it should just it
should be essentially what I like this to be and
I know you're not supposed to call it this, and
I don't want to, but I'm gonna use that to
paint the pictures a turbo version of the main event
or a tenth of the buy in, like that's what
this is. Yeah, you know, so, but you can you
could do stuff like that, sure, Like you could extend
registration somehow, like you know, I don't know how, but
you know, figure it out. Maybe people can come in
with five big blinds with the hell cares. So we
do have a duck up that you got to get
to right now.
Speaker 2: You gotta just put me. You're just gonna throw me
under that.
Speaker 1: That I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'd like to recap events here on the podcast.
We talk about winners, talk about the losers.
Speaker 1: We talked about you know, Okagodo.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say, we're going to talk about the ghosts
that you vim me too. We had a little tweet
today from one of our fans saying that, hey, you know,
you missed one and I think you need to, uh,
you know, mention it. So we're going to wind the
clock back and then sixty one the five hundred dollars
no lemon holding freezer one by Craig Savage. He topped
a five thousand and eighty two entrant field to win
the bracelet and two hundred and twenty nine thousand dollars.
Oh is that all? That's all free? So Cruisey's way
through to win. That's so big. Apologies to mister Savage,
and thank you Evil Roy on Twitter for kind of
you know, pointing that out, making us go back and
you know, give give Trevor the curtos he needs. So
there's a duck up counter make that spin producer Rich Savage.
Speaker 1: If you find his Twitter, which I'm not gonna be
able to find now on the fly, but if you
already able to find it, he was kind of like
sharing updates throughout the event. Certainly it looked like there
was a lot of emotion when he won, what it
meant to him, So very very cool to see him
go on to win again whatever. It was a two
twenty nine first buying, so simply incredible stuff there, and
honestly that's what the World Series of Poker is all about.
Speaker 2: So his Twitter bier, you can find him an ex
Savage X father, husband, educator. That's fine. Neuroscientists psychologic can't
speak today, pro economics coach. Poker player leads doc blue.
What's doc blue? Is that Duke.
Speaker 1: Leads Duke Blue. Everything everything on that profile sounds great
until he got to the bleed Duke Blue.
Speaker 2: You know, we can do Duke the bad guys. Not yet.
Speaker 1: No one likes Duke, like just like you know, no
one likes the Yankees, like. No one cares about Duke
other than people who like Duke, like got it for
whatever weird reason. I mean he probably went to do
you know, but probably yeah, but yeah, most people hate Duke. Okay,
so sorry Craig if we're hating dude. But I mean,
congrats on the accomplishment. Congrats on the accomplishment. We don't
care about Duke, but congrats on the accomplishment. It is
really cool stuff for you to go on and get that.
I don't know how you cram all that stuff in there.
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 1: Psychologist, neurologist, behavioral sign just know how you do all
that and then be a poker player.
Speaker 2: But good on you, everything, Good on you. Not just
poke a play bracelet winning poke play true.
Speaker 1: Very very true, very very true. All right, that's going
to do it for us. It's twelve forty eight am.
I got to try and get some sleep so I
can be here ten am tomorrow. Coffee in hand, Mini
main event time. I cashed it twice before.
Speaker 2: This will be the third time.
Speaker 1: My best finish was one hundred and fifteenth.
Speaker 2: You'll finish back at the old rio.
Speaker 1: Hope I better that finish and go on to do
great things in this one, because this one is going
to be enormous, absolutely enormous. I'm gonna say this one
gets ten thousand and eight hundred runners total. You got
a number, what did it have today? Four thousand and
seventy seven.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go nine, nine hundred and eighty six.
Speaker 1: Okay, cool, nine nine eighty six, ten thsy eight hundred here,
and that's gonna do it for us. His name is
Tim Duckworth, my name is Donnie Peters, and we will
talk to you guys next time.
Speaker 2: J