This week Jim Reid and the panel don’t interview anyone at all – instead they review some elements of this year’s World Series of Poker, and go over a hand Jim played on Day 1 where flopping the nuts has a tinge of anxiety attached. They talk about 3-bet and 4-bet dynamics, hand rages, tournament structures, blind vs blind play, and more!
We also go over this week’s home game results and discuss these topics:
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Time Stamps
| 00:09 | Welcome & Introduction |
| 04:18 | The panel shares their experience and discovery while in the WSOP |
| 11:50 | Jim talks about poker hands |
| 16:25 | What it’s like hearing the ruffling chip stack at the Bally’s and Paris |
| 21:38 | Rob: famous person hunting |
| 23:51 | Jim on his first time playing at the main event |
| 29:34 | The moment Jim got stuck on a bad table |
| 36:51 | Starting with something unique to the main event |
| 49:10 | Types of events that draw less seasoned players |
| 53:50 | Cold 4 Bet: How strong should your hand be |
| 01:06:40 | John: Home Game result updates |
