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which I thought was interesting. How did they make all the payouts zero zero except for the like there's two that are like twelve or something like around twelfth where they're they end in two fifty. But other than that, they all end like in even like zero zero this year, like literally every single payout. How did they do that?

used to play a ton of the epts. You're sorry EBTs wpts three point seven to two five million for him, Julian Marianni three point six million. That runs out the top three stacks again. According to Poker News, other big stacks we got Nick Papio, Josh Reichard, Kenny Hallard, Braxton Dunaway, Michael ms Rocky, Oh my god, Eric Afriott I played with him for a long time today, Will Cassouf, Oh my gosh, I mean this is just simply incredible.

So I'm going with it. Who else we got? Dennis Strepkov, Caleb Firth, Bruno Firth table who, Fran Sanderson and Eric Afriot Eric Yeah, I already mentioned Francis Anderson did bag chips, Arnault ma Turn is still in, Stephen Chidwick is still in, Isaac Hackston, still in, Tom Middleton, still in, Frankie Flowers, still in, Scott Margerson, still in.

of stuff. And then I think what Pad said is like, you know, kind of like get the blood flowing, center yourself, focus, and then get back in there, sit back down. Because then the big blind, the small blind, and the button, the next three hands are generally the hands that you play the most from. You know, big blind, somebody raises, you defend a lot. You know small blind as well, and then you know button, You're probably gonna be opening quite a bit. So I do that all the time.

But what I'm getting at is that when I do that now, I kind of like take a glance around the room, and I like it's funny because like I see in the chip guns now that these people are in and I couldn't see them all, you know, around the room, So it's just funny to be like, oh that guy's stilling, or oh that that person's stilling, or oh that person's still in. Who else we got Maxim piece of Ranco Joyce. Okay, latarro Guera is still in

the PLO got himself to scene. Though you only get two cards in this tournament.

like he was in shape. And I and I and I've been doing this long that I know if the person is like an athlete or something like. I can just tell, Like I can just tell by the way he's built, what he's wearing, something like. I have to look this up. So obviously I just see this table and seat. I look it up on the app. Okay, I fired into Google. Boom it comes up. He's Eric Estrada's son. So I'm like, yeah, exactly, this this makes total sense. Who else is still in?

You'll find three bigs, huh? Who had three big Natalie Ferguson had three bigs in the big blind right on the hand for hand, and she was like, well, I'm like, you're fine the blind She yeah, she made it. Fold the blinds, fold the small yourself half of it. You'll make it. No problems anyway, had tens raised, folded that one probably, and then I had kings raised on the bubble on the direct bubble, got that through, and then Jeffrey Jeffrey Platt, loyal listener of the Pogo podcast, decides

to interview no warning. I thought it'd be like, hey, hey, can we interview you after this hand? I would have said sure, no problems but instead he just randomly walks up goes, hey, you got a second? I was like sure, yeah, okay, And I think I did pretty well on that interview. I don't know if if you, if you had a chance to listen, but we can play it.

Ace King Ace nine folded King Queen folder. So that was kind of anoying and then we were about sixty off the next ladder and I had the twelve bigs, and I was like, Okay, I wonder if I can make this. Kept slowly ticking down, slowly ticking down. It got to one off the paye jump, and the undergun opens. Two bigs, and I have Pocket Jackson, the button and the clock where I'm sitting.

get back in the main event after eighteen years. And and although it was sad for a little bit, I was like, you know, back to work, and I'm kind of already looking forward to next year. I think it's something that I mean, I know, once you played your first one, you were like, I'm playing it every year. And now that I finally like, you're going to max late,

done again, You're going to max late. And some people had one guy, one of our coworkers say, oh, turn k profit not bad for four days work, and I go, I barely played two because I late registered day you know, day two, you know, played day three.

just get max days off. So play the earlier ones and honestly, next year I might play Day one A and then just get the marriage days off.

just this ain't the south Point Nightly. You don't need to just throw it away. So all in all, I had a fun time. Wish I kind of seiling like you, but hey, I'll take twenty k twenty k cash and I want to touch on before we throw it to you. For the loyal listeners, they may remember I had three poker goals at the start of the year. We both sed some poker goals, set some fitness goals. I think we said a few other things.

that's a good goal to strive for. I had nine k in Ernie's coming into this event from the Venetian and Champions Cume in Texas, so this takes me to twenty nine K, so that's ticked. And then my third one was sounds a little silly, and it's also the hardest was cash in a WSP event. Like I said, don't play that much, especially at the WSP. It's obviously harder to cash than just play an event. And it's been a while since I had I think I had a really cold streak of like eighteen or.

me actually go back to the night prior. We get our table draw and I'm like, holy shit, I'm the chip leader at my table with two hundred and fifty K, and now Francis Anderson at the table and he had I think two forty five or two forty, so he was pretty close to me, but everyone else was pretty short, you know, and there was like four or five stacks below one hunter k or whatever. It was certainly interesting. We get there, we start playing, and immediately all the

short stacks start tanking. Francis Anson starts losing his mind, screaming clock at the top of his lungs, calling the floor like all this sort of stuff. The whole table's getting mad at Francis. I'm kind of just trying to stay out of it now. For me, For me and Francis combined, it benefits us to play faster because we have the most chips, so it benefits us to play faster, and you know, the pressures on those other guys, the

blinds go around faster, all that sort of stuff. Of course, for them it benefits them to tank and by slower. I get it right now. I know a lot was made of Francis yelling clock and making the whole ordeal of the whole thing and constantly calling the floor over and on all that sort of stuff, But I'm sure there were other tables in that room that were doing egregious tanking as well. That title was really bad, yeah exactly, but like you might, you didn't have Francis asin on

who's just going nuts. So eventually the flo it's called I think three times because Francis is yelling about it over and then the floor just like jumps to first they jumped in the same thing. They said like, okay, you only get ten seconds to act, and then Francis like kept like complaining about it, and so the floor was used get five seconds to act to everyone to everyone, which is like absurd because there was only there was four, i think four people that were tanking. I was not tanking.

The guy next to me, who was maybe the shortest person at the table was not tanking, although he should have been, but he wasn't, you know. And then the guy next to him was also not tanking. But like it was weird that the floor came over and just

listen to whatever Francis said. Like like Francis was complaining to the floor, was like you all get five seconds, and it was like okay, but like I feel like I was could have been like the adult in the room because it was one of those things where I think like everyone was kind of acting like an idiot, and I was like I wanted to be like, Okay, listen.

He's being ridiculous calling the clock, like literally as soon as he got to a person, he be claw claw clock, yelling out like on stop, like literally as soon as he touched someone's hand. And then and then of course, like people are taking a little bit longer because they're trying to think and he's just yelling clock and calling the floor. So it's like, dude, you have to like let these people actually think for two seconds. And then he Francis would be like, you guys are all good

poker players. You've made it to day for the main event. You know what you're doing preflow. He kept saying that. I was like, oh, I had one like my gun man in a non state. He would pull his cause into in front of his chips. Then he would grab one, slide it all the way around this side, look at it, slide it back. Get the other cod slide it here,

look at it, slide it back. Like everyone had their own little ot to like stalling, you know, the and like I just noticed that guy and then he's a funny We make the money and it's just look race like he just like of course, well even even once once we did when we got to hand for him play, which we started I think six players off the money. We came back to the day with fifteen and that's when all the commotions was happening, and like they kept

coming over. It was a whole fing thing over there with our at our table, like did you know did you hear like the commotion?

we get it. But like like he was literally just like as soon as it hit someone, he'd be like one, two, three, four fur of claw claw clock.

be like, oh, what the heck is this? You know, and I even played, I've played in some events, you know, shout out to the WPT World Championship, you know where they add the clocks, enter the WPT Prime Championship or add the clocks in And there for sure have been people at the table who have never played with the clock, but they quickly figure it out. I mean, like, it's not that complicated to figure out that you have, you know,

twenty seconds or thirty seconds or whatever it is. So we end up getting a hand for hand that everything speeds up at our table. Fine, we get into the money. Great first break. I'm at three hundred and seventy three thousand. I actually have no idea how I got there, And now I think about it once again. I did not write down any hands. I was just trying to be as president as I could at the table and pay attention as much as possible. But yeah, I got up to three seventy three. Then I got up to five

seventy two at the next break. Let me see if I messaged Yeah, I think the first the first break like, I just won some hands. Oh, I busted a guy with I busted one guy with seven's when it went button raised, I flatted the sevens in the small blind. The big blind jammed like king six off, which is very weird buttonfold that I called. I held there. I busted another short stack when he was all in for like two and a half big blinds. I called blind on the big blind with ten seven off and he

had pocket three's. I won that. So anyway, first break had had three seventy three. Second break got up to five seventy two. Was going through that break. I got through two big bluffs bor textures just I think favored my range in the hands, so I went for it on the river and it worked out. So that was good, and that allowed me to get up to five seventy two. And then I lost a huge hand before dinner against

Bob Buckenmeyer. He opens I flat button with tens. The big line called as well, Yep, it comes King ten nine, big wine checks Bob Betts thirty five, I make it ninety, guy folds. Bob goes all in. I call, he was all in for two something to seventy.

I'm like, can somebody fucking race please just make this easy for me because I'm like, I'm gonna go five ways to this flop out of position with kings, like it's just going to be a nightmare to play. But I mean it wouldn't have been the worst because my spr would have been super low, so whatever the Monday probably just would have went in. But the table chip

leader decided to raise great. I made it. This was a ten K, fifteen K. I made it thirty K. Callcall Call guy makes it one hundred K. Like loving it gets back to me, I go all for two fifty. He ends up calling with East Queen boom king on the flop. We hold from there, so let's go. So I had that so that with all the with with my money and then all the calls and everything, that got me up over six hundred thousand, which was good. And then at the final break I had five twenty five.

You know, kind of had a little bit of up and down level, you know, got down to like four hundred, got back up close to six hundred, and died that level with five twenty five, and then they tell us. Bob Buckenmeyer tells us. He says, oh, we're going to the feature, so that my table is it's I'm on my table. Francis Anderston is still there were the only

two people left from the start of the day. Bob Buckenmeyer joints he's you know, plays a whole bunch of stuff, plays a lot of wpts, all that sort of stuff. Eric afriats at the table, and this guy, Fabrie Bijoux, very good French player, very good crusher. He's at the table and he's got a lot of chips. He played some wild freaking hands today. Wild like there was this one hand where this this Asian guy went for it on this insane bluff and Fabrice called him with two

pair and it was an incredible call. But anyway, so Bob Buckenmeyer is like, oh, we're going to the feature like out of nowhere, with like twenty minutes left in the level, and they had announced that we're only going to play half of the last level due to the length of the bubble. So Francis looks at me and he's like, oh, we're going to the feature, And I'm like, I don't know, I don't know that, and Bob's like, yeah,

my friends are texting me. So they must have said something on air, because then I texted someone and they're like, yes, we're moving you guys to the feature, and I said okay. So then then the like literally right after that, the production crew comes and they do the whole thing, like, here are the bio sheets for you guys, here's this, or's that. Whatever, you're going the feature. So we're going up to the future, which I didn't really want to do,

but whatever, we go up to the future. On the feature. I took five hundred twenty five k up there. I three bed jammed pocket nines and it turns out the guy folded Ace Queen suited, which seems like an incredibly tight fold. I was a little bit indifferent on what to do with the nines there. I shoved twenty six bigs and I mean I probably could have called. I mean,

I'm for sure never folding. Of course, I probably could have called, probably could have raised, and I probably could have jammed, maybe not jam, I don't know, but I kind of just was like, you know what, I'm just gonna put it in and if he wants to run it fine. I'd rather just you know, realize my equity not have to like deal with the cards and whatever

and blah blah blah. Plus this guy was new to the table, which I think they mentioned on the broadcast because I saw it afterwards that like maybe I thought that that guy was tight. It was like his second hand at the table. He came like after we had already been up there. But I will say that he he was at it on day three. He was at a table like right next to mine, and he was like causing a lot of commotion and it seemed like he for sure was not a recreational player or sorry,

it was not a professional player. Now I could have that wrong, but that's just my read from literally the stuff that was, like it was happening at the other table, like he was arguing with people like all this.

to complain too much about it. But I do think that was not my best course of action now that I look at it quickly. But I'm just quickly looking at it. Maybe things aren't that specific, but yeah, typefold by him to fold that he's queen suited, which he told me at the end of the day that he folded it anyway. I didn't need to see it on the broadcast, he told me after we bagged, because he asked me what I had. Then same guy raised cut off. I flatted in the small blind with Queen jack suited.

It came Queen four three, but two hearts queen hearts four hearts three of whatever. I'm pretty sure that's that was the board. I checked.

bet one. He bet one sixty. It was very small compared to the pot, and like he could just put me in. He put no, No, he put one purple chip. It was one purple chip, two greens and two reds. I was like very confused why he bets so small because I was like, okay, if I'm going to check and he's I mean, maybe he checks back cool and I just get the pot, but I'm gonna check if he's gonna bet, like he might just put me in, like with everything, you know, his value hands is his

bluffs whatever. And then he went with that small sizing, and I was like so confused for a second. I was like, what the hell is this fucking sizing. I was like, okay, well I'm not folding, especially for this sizing, at least with this sizing. If I call on him wrong, then you know, I'm not out. You know, it would have been I'm pretty sure that I had made my

mind up that you know, I'm calling clean rivers. So I wasn't going to fold it if he went all in, but I would would have just probably thought about it,

you know, of course. I mean I thought about it like this, but again, I was thrown for a little bit of loop that he went with a small sizing, So then I just kind of had to like replay in my mind, not the hand necessarily, I was replaying the stuff that happened on day three at the other table behind us involving him, and I was just trying to like, I was trying to make sure that me thinking that he might not be like a professional player, and listen, maybe he is a professional player and I'm

just completely off on this, but like my read on like his antics and mannerisms and the stuff that he was getting into with some people at the table made it think like he's like, he doesn't do this for a living. So so I was just kind of trying to make sure that I was confirmed on that in my mind, because the sizing was really weird and I didn't think that any like the size this should be a So I was just like, you know, Okay, I'm confident that that's my read on him. So yes, I'm

calling for sure, Okay, fine, So I called. You know, it probably took me a minute or whatever to think about it, but I you know, I called, and I was also like, if this guy rolls over like ten seven of hearts and like backed into trip s evens, I'm just I'm just gonna punch myself in the face. He had ten six hearts crush and yeah there was

that so so nice bluff catch there. And then of course, you know, I'm like, if I just run into it and he just has like two kings somehow or he has Ace queen or whatever that king, I mean, so be it, so be it right. So with that pot, I got up to over nine hundred and then I raised Ace ten off. Eric Afrey called him position. He was on the button. It came Ace high. But all clubs check check, Turn was a another club I checked, he bet? I called here River was whatever? I checked?

He bet, and I folded. He showed me the can club so he turned them in a flush. I made one play that if I didn't care about always being transparent, I could easily not say that I did this. But I'm gonna say that I did it because I think a lot of times I get on your ass about being like ridiculously tight, but I did something that was I feel like, is like.

Jack suited, and I just folded my hand. I mean, I thought about it for like probably too long, am I thinking was like, listen, it's completely exploitative in that I had not seen Bob Buckemer show up with like anybody like he like literally had the best hands all the time, Like he had kings, he had this, he had that he now he did get his money in when he was short, much shorter earlier with the king

Jack suited. But like I mean, it was just you know, the button ras he jammed big bye, like I get it, but like him opening early position, I just felt like, I feel like this guy is just so nutted. I'm just this is just just a stupid spot. So I just I was like, I'm not gonna I'm not happy folding. I'm not gonna be happy jamming. If he fucking calls me with you know, two kings, I'm gonna be so tilted at myself that, like I knew in my mind, this player raising from under the gun is like so

insanely strong, it's out of control. Yeah, so anyway, yeah, it was fine and like and then and then later on, something that kind of gave me further reassurance was that I played a hammer. I opened as nine of clubs from early position plus two or sorry, no, I was under the gun. Bob calls the button, and the Big Blind calls it comes Queen, Queen Queen, which I think trip boards like this are always much better for my range.

So big Bine checks, I bet, Bob calls or sorry, Bob raises, I bet twenty k. He makes it fifty k, small race. Okay, fine, Big Blind folds. Now I call, And the reason why I call is I know that that breaks the mold of thinking he's so incredibly tight that I should probably just fold there. But I mean, he for sure has a lot of pairs here, but like maybe it's a pair of eights and I can hit a nine. I can at least hit an ace for sure. The price is really good. So whatever I'm calling,

So I call turns a five. It goes check check, and then rivers a five and it goes check check, and he has two tens. He goes look at Tim his face. He goes, He goes, oh, I missed the bet. Yeah, no, shit, miss to bed. But like that made me think, like, okay, like he is like very tight, like this is you know, I mean, I was not calling the River by the way with even though it was a full hawse on board, because yeah, that was a very tight fole that I

made with the Ahax suited. And hey, maybe I was wrong, but I felt like like the hands that he raises under the gun that I'm actually like ahead of or in good shape, are like so small in the grand scheme of the hands that he's raising. So I was just like, you know what, I'm just gonna make a stupid fold, and I'm gonna fold this. I'm gonna pretend

that I didn't even see this hand. But you know, I end up going on to bag eight hundred and thirty five K. So that's all in the past, and the only thing that I can worry about now is playing the next hand as best as.

but then my table got very hard, very quickly. A bunch of people busted and the seats were filled by some very good players with a ton of chips, and I wasn't able to really do anything or function. So I was steeling a little bit more pressure on me in that moment, especially because we were closing the end

of the day. Then today we're on the bubble and like I'm coming into the today and I'm like, Okay, this is going to be interesting how I maneuvered the bubble, because it's either going to be me or Francis that are being like the the table captains right and France has definitely assumed that role, so I just kind of sat back. But then, you know, so I wasn't really

nervous about getting into the money. You know, I obviously could have maneuvered my way, but yeah, I raised full did One time during during the whole bubble situation, I opened King nine suited short sack jammed on me for a hunter k whatever. I folded, but that was it. There was another time during hand for hand player, I opened and Francis tanked for a while. I opened King jack suited. Frances tanked for a while and then folded

and everyone else fulded two. But that was it. So but then, like now, I don't know, like part of me says, the best way to describe it is, I kind of just feel like dead inside, Like I'm not I'm obviously super amped up that I'm in it, but like I'm amped up now. Okay, I'm amped up right now, and I'm gonna be amped up like in my car ride home, and I'm gonna be amped up probably tomorrow morning. But like when I'm actually at the table is what

I'm talking about. I don't know, I just feel like it's just another regular old poker tournament, which is I guess is a good thing to feel.

Afriot and Fabriese Bijoux was playing really well. I do not recognize I think anyone at my table for day five, So that's I mean, yes, that's good, but that also might be bad. Right, Like I I do kind of feel like you where when somebody sits down and I know that they're like, I know who they are and what they do. I just I know how they're gonna probably approached the play, so I can address accordingly. Like Eric Afriott, you know, I have a good idea of

how he plays. You know, I've obviously he's played and won a bazillion WPT events, so I know. But by the way, you know, this is his first ever WSP made him in cash. He's never cashed this thing. Said okay, Francis Anderson. I mean I play with him a lot around towns. I know how he plays. I actually played with Fabris Bijou last summer or two summers ago one or the other, so I had a good idea of how he played. I actually played with him. I might

have actually played with them both summers. I played with them in two different tournaments, so I have I had a good idea of how he played. I don't think he remembered playing with me, so that gave me some assistance there. But what I was saying is that, like you, I say, I don't recognize anyone, but they could be freaking crush us for all I know, Like they could

they could be really good. I definitely recognize that there are certainly better players than me in the field, which I think it's important to recognize that, because I don't think you should go into something like this being like I'm the best player in the field and whatever. But I'm also very comfortable, like, might I get out played in spots? Okay, sure, fine, Might I get bluffed? Yeah, of course, Might I bluff some people? Yeah, of course.

I mean that's just how poker is, right. I think Daniel mcgroond said it in one of his vlogs, Are Somewhere or whatever. But like, if you don't never getting bluffed and in poker, you're probably doing something wrong or you're or if your bluffs aren't working, like you might be doing something wrong, right, like you know you sometimes

stuff's just not going to work out. So yeah, overall, I'm pretty much just at peace with how everything is going and hopefully it just continues, you know, one hand at a time. Ultimately, try and just put chips in the bag. Today was a Today was a double checkpoint day. Okay, first checkpoint, getting the money, second checkpoint, get to the bag right. Tomorrow is just a single checkpoint day. Just get to the back, you know, just try and play

every single hand the best you can. Hopefully at the end of it all, you're putting chips in the bag and let's go from there. This podcast is also brought to you by True Classic, the home of high quality afford close for man's shop, tops, bottoms, activewear and more at true classicts dot com. And this year we have partnered with True Classic for a special end of year event. It'll take place at the Poker Grow studio and you out there could be coming to play in it. You

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Mike Baldwin cash he got like eight hundred and seventieth or something like that, right, very good cash for him, great stuff, awesome way to go, Mike. Jesse Simon is still in. He's still going exactly. So this is why like, listen to us, Listen to us. This is incredible stuff. Okay, yep, all right, what else we got?

of confused. Thought his opponent was thinking not you know he and then he said I raised, I had raised because no, he had re raised you all in So his hand was declared dead. Smith took the part and I believe he showed his Smith had six queens and Gino had pucker six's for a fop sets, so most likely would have eliminated Smith. And then he went on

till he started playing lots of hands. He busted Alex Foxon with jack six and then he ended up busting But that was a pretty kind of unfortunate moment for poor old Gino there in the fifty K.

According to pocon news, looks like Andrew Ye not Andrew Ya is the chip leader three hundred and fifty K. We had the one K Mystery Bownie p LO Day one B today, So we had Day one A yesterday, Day one B today, Day one A. I think we touched on a little bit yesterday, but Day one B we got Pai Lee Chip one of the chip leaders. We got Noel Rodriguez up there. But this is a pretty pretty big field and eighty four entrants down to seven ninety two all come back on Thursday. Miss bounties

are in effect. They have not I don't believe announced the bounties yet. So we could probably see at least one hundred K, could we. I wonder if we'll get to even get anything.

get to some community cards. Do you remember the gentleman we met as we were going to take our seats. I really want to say it was Andrew, but I don't think it was.

was very short. He ended up laddering up to thirteenth, one hundred and fifty second place, so that's pretty good from him. He cashed for fifteen K. Michael Welsh from Cincinnati, who had been kind of talking about eleven hundred and third place, seventeen thy five hundred and then the man that has let me down has basically called me a liar. Justin Zaki, who was supposed to ascend the pyramid to fifth place, did not ascend the pyramid.

looks basically like a construction sign. So I was just sending him construction signs every time he made it like a chip camp post, and he would like it every time. I really wanted this to get all the way to the fine table, but it didn't happen. He is out eight hundred and thirty fifth first place and last but not least. Kevin Butler still in. He's got seventeen bigs. Finished two hundred and ninety ninth last year with the hat for forty five k, so he is he's making

a run a top and two. You know, he told me he wants to beat last year's when I saw him one day one. So he is in position seventeen bigs in a dream. We will most likely get under two hundred ninety nine players tomorrow. So if he puts chips in a bag, he's going to accomplish that goal.