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021: WSOP Main Champ Martin Jacobson on Float Tanks, Ice Baths, Infrared Saunas and Optimizing Performance
Martin Jacobson is a Swedish professional poker player, originally from Stockholm, Sweden, but currently residing in London, England. In 2014, he won the World Series of Poker Main Event fo $10,000,000, the fifth largest single payout in poker tournament history.
Prior to his poker career, Martin studied to be a chef. His first live cash came in 2008 when he won 3rd place at the European Poker Tour even in Hungary. In season 7 of the European Poker Tour, he made 3 final tables, including 2 runner-up finishes in Vilamoura and Deauville. He also finished runner-up at the World Poker Tour event in Venice in 2009. Prior to the Main Event in 2014, his largest tournament cash came from a 6th place finish at the Big One for One Drop High Rollers event at the 2013 WSOP, earning $807,000. He has 16 career WSOP cashes, including 5 final tables.
As of 2015, his total live tournament winnings exceed $15,000,000. His 18 WSOP cashes account for $11,234,390 of those winnings.
Martin is a member of Raising for Effective Giving, an Effective altruism organization of poker players who pledge to donate at least 2% of their gross tournament winnings and at least 3% of their profit from cash games every quarter to charities. In 2015, Martin Jacobson was named Player of the Year by the Swedish publication ‘Poker.se’. This title has previously been awarded to other high profile professional players such as Viktor Blom, Chris Bjorin and Robin Ylitalo.
Key Takeaways
- Martin’s take on the importance of customer service in a business.
- Martin’s most tilting and dream come true customer service experience.
- Is customer service trainable and how much would Martin pay for the best staff ever?
- Martin’s experience with coaching.
- How did Martin start poker?
- What happened in Martin’s 3rd hand at the satellite game?
- Experiencing Vegas.
- Martin’s take on performance optimizing equipment.
Resources
- http://martinjacobson.pro/
- https://twitter.com/martin_jacobson?lang=en
- https://www.instagram.com/martin.jacobson/?hl=en
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Martin Jacobson is a Swedish professional poker player, originally from Stockholm, Sweden, but currently residing in London, England. In 2014, he won the World Series of Poker Main Event fo $10,000,000, the fifth largest single payout in poker tournament history.
Prior to his poker career, Martin studied to be a chef. His first live cash came in 2008 when he won 3rd place at the European Poker Tour even in Hungary. In season 7 of the European Poker Tour, he made 3 final tables, including 2 runner-up finishes in Vilamoura and Deauville. He also finished runner-up at the World Poker Tour event in Venice in 2009. Prior to the Main Event in 2014, his largest tournament cash came from a 6th place finish at the Big One for One Drop High Rollers event at the 2013 WSOP, earning $807,000. He has 16 career WSOP cashes, including 5 final tables.
As of 2015, his total live tournament winnings exceed $15,000,000. His 18 WSOP cashes account for $11,234,390 of those winnings.
Martin is a member of Raising for Effective Giving, an Effective altruism organization of poker players who pledge to donate at least 2% of their gross tournament winnings and at least 3% of their profit from cash games every quarter to charities. In 2015, Martin Jacobson was named Player of the Year by the Swedish publication ‘Poker.se’. This title has previously been awarded to other high profile professional players such as Viktor Blom, Chris Bjorin and Robin Ylitalo.
Key Takeaways
- Martin’s take on the importance of customer service in a business.
- Martin’s most tilting and dream come true customer service experience.
- Is customer service trainable and how much would Martin pay for the best staff ever?
- Martin’s experience with coaching.
- How did Martin start poker?
- What happened in Martin’s 3rd hand at the satellite game?
- Experiencing Vegas.
- Martin’s take on performance optimizing equipment.
Resources
- http://martinjacobson.pro/
- https://twitter.com/martin_jacobson?lang=en
- https://www.instagram.com/martin.jacobson/?hl=en
Rate & Review
If you enjoyed today’s episode of Beyond Poker, hit the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts, (or wherever you listen) so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device.
You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU!
Connect with Nick & Wayne
- YouTube
Get Access to the Show Notes
To get access to the full show notes, including all the resources mentioned during the interview, visit BeyondPoker.com/21
Check Us Out On:
- BeyondPoker.com
- Wayne Yap on Instagram
- Nick Howard on Instagram
- Nick Howard on Twitter
- PokerDetox.com