Jim Reid

This week Jim Reid and the panel discuss some benchmarks for RecPoker in the last year, the amazing RecPoker Weekend experience at Running Aces, the meetup event in Las Vegas, and more.

Kara Scott is the latest interviewee on RecPoker Podcast ep. #391, as Jim Reid and Chris Jones speak to her about her role in poker media, WSOP plans, and more.

This week Jim Reid and Chris Jones interview Jonathan Levy and Grant Denison – otherwise known as The Poker Guys from the popular podcast The Breakdown!

This week Jim Reid and the panel welcome back Brad Wilson from the popular podcast Chasing Poker Greatness! Brad gets right into the topics of poker coaching, wild games, cheaters, the value of community, how to learn effectively, the importance of language, why accountability matters – and a whole lot more!

This week Jim Reid and the panel interview Andrew Brokos from the Thinking Poker Podcast and we get right into Andrew’s plans for the summer, what its like podcasting without Nate Meyvis, and how Carlos Welch has brought a new energy to their show.

This week Ian Simpson talks about his story coming up in the poker world, the experience of turning pro, different ways to study poker, and mistakes most recreational players make.

This week Jim Reid and the panel welcome Tommy Angelo back to the podcast, and the folks watching live on YouTube even get to hear a little of Tommy’s harmonica music as a welcome to the show!

Daniel Negreanu is a multiple WSOP bracelet winner, WPT victor, and a member of the Poker Hall of Fame – and he’s here to talk about it all! This week Jim Reid and the panel interview Dnegs about his life coming up in poker, what he’s looking forward to for this year’s WSOP, how to study poker, common mistakes recreational players make, how to get the most out of your first trip to the WSOP, how important it is to maintain your focus and composure, and a lot more, including some personal details about his own life on and off the felt.

Jim Reid and Kim Kilroy chat with Alec Torelli about the last 20 years of poker, and how Alec gets the most out of it as part of a full, balanced life. They discuss how important passion and pleasure are to success, and how learning poker is like learning a new language.