This week Jim Reid and the RecPoker RECing Crew interview Tom Bower from Lights Camera Action Poker! The group gets right into Tom’s history as a player and professional in the poker industry. They discuss many aspects of broadcasting final table streams throughout Australia – from game security to player analysis to the value of learning by watching. Tom also shares some stories about his time in the world of body language and poker tells, and some of the difficulties of applying those lessons in real-time at the tables. Plus we give away a free prize at the end for folks in the YouTube chat. Join us on YouTube next Monday at 7:30 ET for free to ask our guests questions in real time, and you can win too!
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Time Stamps
00:14 | Welcome & Introduction |
05:35: | Introduction to Tom Bower |
06:22 | Tom describes his role in the poker world |
08:42 | Becoming the go-to poker service provider in Australia |
10:47 | Effects of watching professional players on Tom’s playing enthusiasm |
13:28 | Attributes of players who perform well |
22:42 | Working with collusion and its effects on Tom’s analytical ability |
25:36 | Having the benefit of cards up: Tom on his obligations during a play |
28:52 | Tom’s background in terms of reading body language |
49:00 | Reverse Tells: Not a large amount of players who can do it well enough |
58:01 | John: Home Game Result updates |
01:02:53 | Joe: New monthly group updates |