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Join Jeff Gross in his conversations with the best poker players and industry leaders to learn what sets them apart from the rest.
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Wednesday Mar 10, 2021
Wednesday Mar 10, 2021
Daniel Negreanu, known as ‘Kid Poker,’ joins us today to discuss his feuds, upcoming battles and his thoughts on the current state of poker. Listen in as Daniel discusses his recent feud with Phil Hellmuth and what his plan and strategy is going into the High Stakes Duel. You’ll also hear Daniel discuss his work with Masterclass, how the “big players” still work on their game, and how poker can innovate itself to create a new boom.
Daniel Negreanu has $42M in total live earnings, 6 WSOP Bracelets and is currently the GGPoker Ambassador.
Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Daniel Negreanu in this episode:
- The feud between Daniel and Phil Hellmuth.
- Daniel’s approach to poker over the last five years.
- How to resolve feuds on the table and stay friendly outside of poker.
- Getting into your stride at the start of a tournament instead of halfway through.
- Daniel’s thoughts on the current state of poker and how people can’t access online poker.
- What Daniel’s experience has been in switching sponsors.
- The experience of creating the Masterclass course.
- Do the “big players” still work on their game?
- Why Daniel signed with GGPoker.
- What the fondest moment of Daniel’s career was.
Timestamps:
- 0:00 – Introduction
- 0:20 – COVID-19 & 2020
- 1:48 – Phil Hellmuth Feud
- 10:05 – How Daniel Changed His Game
- 15:45 – Doug Polk Challenge / Jason Mercier Feud
- 22:00 – Betting Action on Phil vs Daniel
- 27:30 – The Current State of Poker
- 31:05 – Switching Sponsors
- 40:40 – Masterclass
- 43:45 – Do “Big Players” Work on Their Game?
- 48:30 – NFT’s & Crypto
- 50:45 – Connor McDavid & Sport Card Collecting
- 56:50 – A New Poker Boom? Ideas to Grow Poker
- Twitch Questions:
- 1:07:30 – Choosing GGPoker
- 1:12:58 – Women & Diversity in Poker
- 1:18:36 – Battle with Doug Polk, enjoyable?
- 1:22:30 – Managing a Tournament
- 1:24:28 – Reaching the Top of the All Time Money List
- 1:29:20 – Fondest Moment of Daniel’s Career
- 1:33:22 – $100 Competition & Ticket Giveaway
- 1:34:20 – Conclusion
Episode Resources:
- Daniel Negreanu Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dnegspoker
- Daniel Negreanu Twitter: https://twitter.com/RealKidPoker
- Daniel Negreanu Stats: https://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/play...
- Phil Hellmuth vs Daniel Negreanu | High Stakes Duel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj0DINo2qB4&ab_channel=PokerGO
- Daniel Negreanu Masterclass: https://www.masterclass.com/classes/daniel-negreanu-teaches-poker
Podcast Links:
- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jeffgrosspoker/
- partypoker: https://www.partypoker.com/
- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jeff-gross-the-flow-show/id1463609319
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Yp1jHCaqvYsLtS7lNCGAA
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffgrosspoker/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/JeffGrossPoker
Friday Mar 05, 2021
Friday Mar 05, 2021
Shane Neman, the founder of Neman Ventures and an investor, shares why every entrepreneur should learn to play poker. He talks about his businesses and what poker taught him about entrepreneurship, and he shares his best recommendations for young investors. Tune in to hear Shane share the importance of resilience, emotional intelligence, and maintaining momentum – and learn what people do in business and poker so they don’t lose their minds under pressure.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 17:30 – Introducing Shane, his businesses and what they do, the investments he makes, the power of text messaging, and what they did with email campaigns.
- 17:30 – 26:30 – Poker as the best analog to real life, poker versus chess, his experience investing and with investors, and what he recommends to young investors.
- 26:30 – 36:00 – Investing vs. poker, having discipline and setting systems, his first start-up attempt, and what poker has taught him about entrepreneurship, resilience, and EQ.
- 36:00 – 56:00 – Ways to not go crazy, staying results-oriented, his experience with COVID, breathing and Wim Hof, the role of luck, preventing over-confidence, and Jeff’s motto.
- 56:00 – 01:03:30 – Constant progress, taking the first step, how odds and outcomes apply in business, what happened when he sold his business, and what he learned.
- 01:03:30 – Bitcoin, trading, the journey of starting a business, and Shane’s outside-the-box advice for anyone wanting to start a business.
3 Key Points
- Poker is the best analog to life.
- Resilience and emotional intelligence are key to success in poker and life.
- Take the first step!
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- Shane’s Twitter
- EZTexting’s Twitter
- JoonBug’s Twitter
Friday Feb 26, 2021
Friday Feb 26, 2021
Phil Galfond, the founder of Run It Once and a PLO legend with $3M career tournament earnings, shares the inside scoop on his challenge against VeniVidi and how he kept his head on straight during his big downswing. He talks about Run It Once training, how to approach studying with videos, and his predictions of the future of online poker. Tune in to hear Phil break down how he stays motivated and focused, his favorite poker tools, and where he slips when it comes to work-life balance – and learn what’s happening on the ground in Vegas.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 26:00 – The inside scoop on the challenge with VeniVidi, what he did during the challenge, how it felt, and his thoughts on other players.
- 26:00 – 39:00 - Phil’s workday structure, work-life balance, the Jungle Man and Bill Perkins challenges, and what he thinks of the poker content that’s out there.
- 39:00 – 45:00 – Information about Run It Once training, what he loves about Elliot Roe’s course and other big courses, and how to approach video studying.
- 45:00 – 57:30 – Run It Once, the world of online poker, news and updates, how it works to try and enter the US, and his predictions of the future of live poker.
- 57:30 – 01:14:00 – Phil’s invitation to play, site promotions and personal brands in challenges, Vegas and Vancouver, and how he stays motivated and focused for downswings.
- 01:14:00 – 01:36:30 – Investing, education, the tools that are out there to improve your game, the purest form of poker, and what’s happening in Vegas.
- 01:36:30 – 01:54:30 – Accountability, the area where he can slip and wants to improve, why he doesn’t have an official system, and other players that he admires.
3 Key Points
- Think on your feet.
- Hold yourself accountable.
- Recognize where you can do better and work on it!
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- Phil’s Twitter
- Phil’s Instagram
- Phil’s HendonMob
- Run It Once
Sunday Feb 21, 2021
Sunday Feb 21, 2021
Kahle Burns, a High Roller Poker Player with $10M+ in career tournament earnings, shares how he got into poker, what he has done to improve his game, and how it felt to make the final table. He talks about tournaments and cash games, his winning streaks, and the different playing styles he observes in different countries. Tune in to hear Kahle break down what he did to improve his game, how his studying evolved over time, and what he prioritizes when goal-setting – and learn what he thinks is really behind the restrictions around online poker.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 25:00 – His experience with COVID, his poker successes, how he got into poker, what he has done to improve his game, and how it felt to make the final table.
- 25:00 – 45:00 – Poker in Australia and Asia, moving from tournaments to cash games, and his thoughts on PLO and No-Limit Hold ‘Em.
- 45:00 – 01:03:00 – Reviewing his big wins, playing international tournaments, his concentrated playing, what he thinks about late registering, and what he loves to play.
- 01:03:00 – 01:28:00 – On studying the best players, his studying process, who he studies, how he gains edges on people, solvers, why he raised money, and his poker breaks.
- 01:28:00 – 01:48:00 – Other fun games, online poker, his comfort with tournaments, his favorite hands, the difference in betting and playing style based on country, and restrictions in Australia.
- 01:48:00 – 02:08:00 – The number of tables he likes to play, what he thinks of HUDs, why he prioritizes things he enjoys that move him closer to his goals, and what he thinks of his game.
3 Key Points
- Draw macro-lessons from what you see when you study hands.
- Take breaks when you need it!
- Do things you enjoy that also move you closer to your goals.
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- Kahle’s Twitter
- Kahle’s HendonMob
Friday Feb 12, 2021
Friday Feb 12, 2021
Mark Finks, an agent and founder of London Cohen, shares his background, how he became an agent, and the biggest lessons he’s learned on his journey. He talks about regret, the markets, and commercial real estate in California and New York, and reveals what’s trending in real estate and entertainment. Tune in to hear Finks break down why he thinks there’s something not right in the world right now, and learn how he thinks we should be handling COVID.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 17:00 – On winning his first hand, his background, becoming an agent, who he represents, and the biggest lessons he’s learned on his journey.
- 17:00 – 24:00 – His thoughts on regret, commercial real estate in California versus New York, what he thinks about the markets, and some talk about sports cards.
- 24:00 – 32:00 – What he’s excited about, what’s trending in real estate and entertainment, what he think is going to happen in the future, and his thoughts about New York and Miami.
- 32:00 – 46:00 – COVID and mental health, exercise, why the times are scary right now, Men of Finks, why there’s something not right with what’s happening, and what he’s excited about.
- 46:00 – 59:00 – London Cohen, the nightlife and restaurant business, how he thinks we should handle COVID precautions, and his political views.
- 59:00 – 01:06:00 – On his cursing, being a fish, being a real estate agent, Men of Finks, hurdles of today, and his relationship with his kid.
3 Key Points
- Don’t waste time.
- People are going through a lot right now.
- Be yourself.
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
Thursday Feb 11, 2021
Thursday Feb 11, 2021
Convolk, an artist and producer, shares his dreams and uncertainties about the future, what inspires him to create music, and how to tap into the soul or spirit in music. He reveals how the music industry has changed over the years, his inspiration, and why he loves the process of making music. Tune in to hear Alex explain the similarities between poker and music, how to start recording from home, and the biggest lesson he’s learned about discipline – and learn why honesty is his superpower.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 18:00 – How the music industry has changed, his connection to poker, his channel and fanbase, his inspiration, how the music is made, and his origin story.
- 18:00 – 34:00 – The process, what he thinks about his future, mental health, the pressures of always improving, the origin of his name, his genre of music, and why it’s unique.
- 34:00 – 52:00 – Stories of special fans, how he feels onstage, his superpower, how to start recording music, and his biggest lesson learned about grinding and laziness.
- 52:00 – 01:11:00 – Balancing what you want in life, turning problems into power, the connection between success and discipline, and his poker plans and goals.
- 01:11:00 – 01:27:00 – Poker exploitations, creative play, discipline, being open to being wrong, listening to input, and how he structures his poker play.
- 01:27:00 – 01:39:00 – His favorite hands, where he likes to play live, streaming, where you can find his music, the talent he sees in the industry, and how you can keep in touch.
3 Key Points
- Do what you love.
- Always come back to the table.
- Be honest.
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- Convolk’s Twitter
- Convolk’s Instagram
- Convolk’s SoundCloud
Saturday Feb 06, 2021
Saturday Feb 06, 2021
Chris Moneymaker, an ACR ambassador and the 2003 WSOP Main Event Champion, shares some career highlights, the dangers of early success, and what he does to boost his game. He recalls past hands, biggest bluffs, and big scores and shares his daily mantra when he won the WSOP. Tune in to hear what Chris does to control his emotions and learn how the game has evolved over nearly two decades.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 30:00 – Why he left PokerStars, his experience with them, why he’s happy to be with ACR, tournament reminiscing, and some hand highlights.
- 30:00 – 45:00 – Final tabling, how he instinctually played, his daily mantra, hand histories, how he used to play, and his big bluff.
- 45:00 – 01:03:00 – What he wishes he could’ve done differently, how he got sponsored, why he joined ACR, his biggest score, and his marriage.
- 01:03:00 – 01:26:00 – Recounting his past big plays, what he thinks about early success, why he got complacent, and what he does to improve his game.
- 01:26:00 – 01:41:00 – Staying at home, being with his kids, what his schedule will be like, why there’s more money in sports betting, and sports cards.
- 01:41:00 – 02:10:00 – On having the button, having fun, skill, luck, when he plays and cashes in, controlling emotions, what he thinks of HUDs, and his favorite food.
3 Key Points
- Don’t get complacent.
- Study!
- Early success doesn’t guarantee continued success.
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- Chris’ Twitter
- Chris’ Instagram
- Chris’ HendonMob
Wednesday Feb 03, 2021
Wednesday Feb 03, 2021
Ludwig Ahgren, a Twitch streamer, YouTube personality, and actor, reveals how he built up his stream, his streaming superpowers, and what he hopes for the future of online poker. He shares his strategy for going live, why he had to set a boundary when it comes to collaborations, and what people can expect from his stream. Tune in to hear what Ludwig does to avoid burnout, how he strategizes to take time off, and the keys to livestreaming – and learn the investment it takes to start your own stream.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 12:30 – His streaming career, his schooling, his background, his hopes for poker, delays when streaming poker, and how his channel has grown.
- 12:30 – 24:00 – Multi-streaming, memes, his 5-year plan, saying no to collaborations, the strategy he uses to go live, and what people can expect from his stream.
- 24:00 – 36:00 – His streaming superpowers, Twitch jeopardy, his relationship, charity streams, how he protects against burnout, finds time to disconnect, and takes time off.
- 36:00 – 50:00 – His interests in poker, how COVID helped streamers, his first stream, acting, the keys to livestreaming and content creation, and the investment needed to go live.
- 50:00 – 01:02:00 – His worst win story, his travels, his biggest win, information about his average streams, and how he calls out subs.
- 01:02:00 – 01:12:00 – How he handles responses on YouTube and Twitch, what he would do if he wasn’t streaming, what he thinks about Burning Man, and his thoughts on esports.
3 Key Points
- The big get bigger.
- Go live with purpose.
- Take strategic time off.
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- Ludwig’s Twitter
- Ludwig’s Twitch
- Ludwig’s Instagram
- Ludwig’s YouTube
Saturday Jan 30, 2021
Saturday Jan 30, 2021
Matt Waxman, a WPT champion and WSOP bracelet winner with $4M+ in live MTT earnings, reveals all the juicy details about his new company, POKERithm. He shares why poker is a game of skill, how rankings and promotions work on the site, and why competitive play will be rewarded. Tune in to hear what Matt does to bring his A-game to the table, how to study differently for live versus online poker, and the importance of game theory – and discover how he cultivated his own unique poker style.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 15:00 – About POKERithm and how it works, why it’s good for people who are just starting out, and why it’s a great way to bring people into poker.
- 15:00 – 29:00 – Poker being a game of skill, how he gets people organized and to commit, how they come up with the hands, rankings and promotions, and what they want people to do.
- 29:00 – 57:00 – His most exciting win, his results and poker history, some poker highlights, what it’s like to play in Europe, and his poker career.
- 57:00 – 01:00:30 – On bringing his A-game, his winning strategy, the role of luck, playing instinctually versus mathematically, and how he learned important poker concepts.
- 01:00:30 – 01:11:30 – How he’s improved his poker game, how he cultivated his own style, how game theory will make you great at poker, and the difference between live and online.
- 01:11:30 – 01:23:30 – Recommendations for new players, why he can’t win because of masks at live tournaments, and the winning snack combo that Jeff uses is revealed!
3 Key Points
- Play poker on POKERithm to get better without losing money.
- Think about your own game and style.
- Get that practice in!
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- POKERithm
- Matt’s Twitter
- Matt’s HendonMob
Saturday Jan 23, 2021
Saturday Jan 23, 2021
Erind “Froste” Puka, a Twitch streamer and member of The Mob and 100 Thieves, is learning how to prioritize his mental health and follow his passions. He shares how he got into streaming, how he got partnered, and his thoughts on gaming consoles. Tune in to hear Froste’s thoughts on the streamer lifestyle – and learn what he’s up to in the poker world.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
- 00:00 – 29:00 – On turning 21 during a pandemic, what he thinks about mental health and streaming, how he got into streaming, his origin story, and the leagues.
- 29:00 – 51:30 – Poker streaming, what has helped him improve his game, his streaming plans, what he thinks about delays, gamer pay, and funny moments.
- 51:30 – 01:18:30 – His favorite stream of all time, how people get partnered, how to get better in games, his style of streaming, the “fun factor,” and his thoughts on gaming consoles.
- 01:18:30 – 01:46:30 – His favorite food, his tech setup, his name, how Call of Duty got big in esports, the streamer lifestyle, and why passion is so important.
- 01:46:30 – 02:07:00 – On mental health, balance, what it’s like to live in LA as a content creator, why he feels drained, and why he wants a normal life.
- 02:07:00 – 02:30:00 – How he improved his poker game, what he’s still figuring out about his poker game, variance, the role of luck in life and poker, and Twitter drama.
3 Key Points
- Have fun!
- Everything loses its “fun factor” after a while.
- Do what you’re passionate about.
Contact/Resources
- Partner - partypoker
- Website - Jeff Gross Poker
- Jeff’s Twitch
- Froste’s Twitter
- Froste’s Instagram
- Froste’s Twitch