Jim Reid

We interview Sammie G about her recent ascent in the poker world. She talks about her dad’s role in her poker story and her love of math both on and off the felt.

This week Jim Reid and the panel interview poker author and coach Jason Su who shares some thoughts about how to manage the mental/emotional side of poker, and how we can become better players – and happier people!

James “SplitSuit” Sweeney talks about the RecPoker Theme of the Month: playing with limpers. James is known for Red Chip Poker, his Youtube channel, and books.

Ben Enslow and Troy Chapman visit, new members of the RECing Crew! They share what got them interested in poker, their favorite parts of membership, and more.

We interview Gareth James from the MTT Poker School about “Responding to 3-bets,” discussing position, stack size, player tendencies, and hand characteristics.

Sky Matsuhashi, the popular podcaster, YouTuber and coach shares information about his content creation, and why he feels that active study is so important.

We interview Allen “Chainsaw” Kessler. Allen discusses what makes for good and bad tournament structures, traveling for poker, and the WSOP for first-timers.

We Sarah Herring about her twelve years at Poker News and her new start at Poker.org. Sarah talks about her favorite interview and her least favorite.

This week Jim Reid and the panel interview Maanit Madan from rfpoker.com who shares some context around possible technical/security weaknesses in the live streaming world that have been mentioned in the conversations around The Hand.

This week Jim Reid and the RecPoker Podcast panel interview longtime pro player and coach Kevin Rabichow about his experiences as a high-stakes heads-up player – and how it’s led him to create his new training course at Run It Once.

This week Jim Reid and the panel interview Dr. Alex Chauran, a twitch streamer, writer, and instructor with Poker Power who thoroughly enjoys working with beginner players and taking their game to the next level.

This week Jim Reid and the panel interview Matt Berkey, the founder of Solve For Why and a longtime friend of the show. Matt starts by talking about the goals of Solve For Why Academy and how they approach learning. We then get into common misconceptions that recreational players have about the game.