Great Podcast Dan, Benny is an absolute legend and it was so nice to learn more about him. As a mixed games player i found a lot of the discussion fascinating and very useful. Would love to see some more mixed games legends on the podcast like Sauce123, RaulGonzalez, BiatchPeople, Joiso, MUSTAFABET and LB6121
It seems like in the games people say have “the lowest edges” players have the highest winrates An edge in poker is defined by skill gaps, not equity gaps, right?
It's hard to talk to someone who barely speaks, only fake smiles and gives a little laugh all the time like they're not interested, convinced or agree with anything you're saying... 😂 very awkward... maybe it's just my impression, but if he doesn't like the topic or knows nothing about it, he can start a different one! Too much passive agressive for my taste... you should invite someone who enjoys talking a lot, from small talk to big talk...
Great Podcast Dan, Benny is an absolute legend and it was so nice to learn more about him. As a mixed games player i found a lot of the discussion fascinating and very useful. Would love to see some more mixed games legends on the podcast like Sauce123, RaulGonzalez, BiatchPeople, Joiso, MUSTAFABET and LB6121
I can get at least Joiso
Great one! : )
It seems like in the games people say have “the lowest edges” players have the highest winrates
An edge in poker is defined by skill gaps, not equity gaps, right?
How often in poker, it could be both :) I'd say Jungle meant equity gaps mott fwiw because he ranted still about the players how stupid they play :)
Are there any mixed games courses or books that you can recommend?
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Nobody:
Dan: Yeah I won a mil one week playing short deck on app games
worst guest
It's hard to talk to someone who barely speaks, only fake smiles and gives a little laugh all the time like they're not interested, convinced or agree with anything you're saying... 😂 very awkward... maybe it's just my impression, but if he doesn't like the topic or knows nothing about it, he can start a different one! Too much passive agressive for my taste... you should invite someone who enjoys talking a lot, from small talk to big talk...
Ask him questions as he knows more, rather than acting like you KNOW what you should do. He might just be polite and doesn’t want to correct the man
Interviews normally work where the interviewer asks the guest questions, then the guest responds to the questions.