By "Jungleman" Dan Cates
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Caitlin Comeskey, she's not your typical poker player. NYU drama grad turned stand-up comedian who's been secretly crushing poker while making viral content roasting everyone (including me lol). Just copped the Global Poker Awards Short Form Creator of the Year and signed with PokerStars... not bad for someone who started in $100/day burlesque shows.
We dive into some crazy shit:
Why she turned down massive gambling deals
Some dark stories from her underground game days
What really happens in private Texas games
The truth about women's opportunities in high stakes
How improv skills = poker profits (??)
She even tried teaching me comedy... some of it might actually work at the tables.
Watch if you wanna know why being funny might make you more money than being good at poker.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro - The Comedian Who Roasted Jungleman
03:01 Doug Polk Twitter Drama & Viral Content
05:16 From $100 Burlesque Shows to Poker Success
10:31 Underground Game Stories & Strip Club Networking
14:44 Making Money: Cash Games vs Content Creation
21:17 Being the Only Woman in Private Games
25:33 The Dark Side of OnlyFans & Poker Influencers
31:42 Why Tournament Life Beats Cash Games
37:15 Comedy Lessons for Poker Players
42:51 The Real Economics of Poker Content
48:33 Turning Down Gambling Sponsors
52:14 Why Most Poker Creators Are Going Broke
57:44 The Party Girl Phase & Transformation
01:02:38 Getting Healthy: The Ozempic Journey
01:08:52 Improv Skills That Win at Poker
01:13:09 Future Plans: Merging Comedy & Poker
01:18:21 Danny McFanny Moment
01:22:28 Final Thoughts on Poker's Future
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This week I sit down with Blake Eastman from The Nonverbal Group, who's analyzed over 550,000 poker player blinks and is probably the world's top expert on human behavior. Most of what people think about reading tells is complete BS - Blake breaks down what actually works, why your "gut reads" are probably wrong, and how trying to hide tells often makes you more readable.We go deep into how different cultures communicate, why First World social dynamics are kind of messed up, and even a tell he caught on me in mixed games (fixing that one). His insights on behavior aren't just about poker - he's worked with major CEOs, can predict when relationships will fail, and understands how people tick in a way that's actually mind-blowing.One of my favorite parts was breaking down why people think they're good at reading others but are actually terrible at it. Also got into some fascinating stuff about how writing daily and understanding social patterns can transform your life.
Looking to understand people better and improve your life at and away from the tables? This is the episode you need.Join The JungleVerse and sharpen your skills in a community built for winners: https://enterthejungleverse.com/Here is what you can expect to here on this video:Chapters:
0:00 Intro & Blake Eastman's Background
3:35 Why Most Poker Tell Books Are Wrong
6:00 The Truth About Hand Movements & Behavior
13:00 How People Give Themselves Away Through Concealment
21:00 Live Tells vs Online Play Dynamics
30:00 Real-World Applications of Behavior Reading
42:00 Cultural Differences & Social Intelligence
50:30 Understanding Charisma & Social Skills
1:04:00 Corporate Leadership & Communication
1:13:00 Dating & Relationship Dynamics
1:23:00 The Power of Being Complete & Writing Daily
1:29:00 Final Thoughts & Personal Tells
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Got my Hustler nemesis @MarianoPoker in the JUNGLE today. This guy went from delivering pizzas to running PURE EVIL BLUFFS against me for 50k+ (still thinking about that hand bro). Now he's got 163k YouTube subs and is playing in games with 800k pots... pretty nuts.
We're getting into how to BUILD your way into the biggest games, why being charming > GTO (usually), and Mariano's secret weapon - bringing that Latin smoothness to the table (there's a reason why he's called the KING of Argentina). He walks us through getting OWNED by Dennis the Menace and some twilight zone hands that'll make your head spin.
BONUS: Mariano tries to be humble about outplaying me but I make him talk proper trash. Can't let these young guns get too respectful.
For aspiring crushers, content creators, and anyone trying to win the game of life - this episode shows how poker skills can unlock doors you didn't even know existed. Even if those doors lead to forming a punk band in LA.
Watch to see how deep the rabbit hole goes... or just to hear Mariano finally admit he owned my soul in that bluff spot.
Ever wonder how a pizza delivery guy becomes a poker sensation AND starts a band? This is the episode for you. The magic is real folks!
0:00 - Introduction
1:42 - Meet the King of Argentina
3:01 - Losing It All and Starting Over
5:00 - Entering the YouTube Poker Scene
6:34 - Finding Success in Indian Casinos
8:13 - First Breakthrough on the Hustler Stream
10:16 - The Importance of Soft Skills in Poker
12:39 - The Social Side of High-Stakes Poker
15:04 - Challenges of Poker Content Creation
18:35 - Viral $800K Aces vs. Kings Hand
21:04 - Bluffing Jungleman: Mariano’s Bold Move
27:47 - The Psychology of Bluffing
35:18 - Dennis the Menace’s Ultimate Bluff
37:00 - Losing to Dennis the Menace
46:15 - Advice for Aspiring Poker YouTubers
50:00 - Poker’s Social Value and Misconceptions
53:41 - From Poker to Pursuing Music
55:54 - Mariano’s Band and Creative Goals
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Pete Clarke, better known by his online alias "Carrot Corner," is a professional poker coach and strategist renowned for his unique approach to teaching the mental game of poker. Specializing in low- to mid-stakes poker, Clarke has built a reputation for helping players develop both their technical skills and emotional resilience at the table. His coaching methods focus on breaking mental habits and overcoming emotional barriers that hold players back, combining a deep understanding of Game Theory Optimal (GTO) strategies with practical techniques for improving mindset. Clarke's poker philosophy emphasizes the importance of consistency and self-awareness, believing that mastering the psychological aspects of the game is just as crucial as technical precision for long-term success.
Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:
Intro
Introduction of Pete Clarke (Carrot Corner)
Carrot Corner Origins and Nickname Backstory
Pete's Journey from Poker Player to Coach
Emotional Barriers in Poker and Life
Courage and Discipline in Poker
Poker Therapy Book: A Three-Step Process
Triggers and Interpretations in Poker
Misfires and Rewiring Mental Patterns
Logic vs. Emotional Programs
The Role of Epiphanies in Mental Coaching
Root Causes of Faulty Mental Programs
Overcoming Subtle Tilt
Building New Habits in Game
Real World Applications of Poker Lessons
Procrastination and Resistance
Overcoming Mental Resistance with Small Wins
Finding Inspiration to Stay Engaged
Poker as a Means to Freedom
How to Enjoy Poker's Mundane Aspects
Injecting Fun into Tournament Play
The Struggles of Live Poker and Small Talk
The Academic Approach to Poker Education
Carrot Poker School and Creating Effective Theorems
River Blunder Theorem and Strategic Learning
Greed and Glutton Theorems in Poker
True EV vs. Solver Frequencies
Teaching Poker Through Memorable Concepts
Philosophical Insights Applied to Poker
The Challenges of Live Poker
The Allure of Bridge Over Poker
Comparing Poker and Bridge Strategically
Closing Thoughts and Jungle 20 Promo Code
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Veronica Brill, known for her courage in the poker community, is a professional poker player and analyst who became a pivotal figure in exposing one of the most notorious cheating scandals in recent poker history. Her commitment to transparency led her to confront Mike Postle, a player accused of using illicit methods to gain an edge in live poker games. Beyond her role as a whistleblower, Brill offers insights into poker psychology, exploring how factors like sleep deprivation and narcissistic tendencies drive people toward dishonest strategies. Through her work, she underscores the importance of integrity in poker, believing that maintaining honesty and accountability is crucial to preserving the game’s reputation and trust among players.
Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:
Introduction
Veronica's Multifaceted World
"Jungle After Dark"
Poker Scene in Australia
Motivations Behind Cheating
Narcissism in Cheaters
The Risks of Cheating as a "Winning Strategy"
Lack of Empathy and Obvious Cheating
Internal Help Prolongs Cheating
Humor Amidst the Scandal
The Legal Fallout
DOJ's Reaction to the Cheating Scandal
Systemic Injustice in Cases of Cheating
Cheating in Online Poker
DOJ's Misconceptions About Poker Cheating
Simple Data Solutions for Detecting Cheating
Data in Healthcare Decision-Making
Health Risks and Common Outcomes
Fitness Stats and American Health
Value of Being Open to Correction
Decision Science and Groupthink
Religion, Group Dynamics, and Belief Systems
Spirituality and Logic
Nihilism and the Meaning of Life
Evolution and Human Nature
Religion and Ethical Evolution
The Ethics of Extended Lifespans
The Potential Future of Immortality
Final Thoughts on Evolution and Religion
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Dominik Nitsche, a renowned poker professional and entrepreneur, has carved out a niche in the poker world with his pioneering approach to game strategy and tech integration. Known for his expertise in leveraging advanced poker solvers and real-time strategy tools, Nitsche continually pushes the boundaries of poker’s traditional landscape. His collaboration with AI-driven tools has not only optimized his game but also inspired players worldwide to rethink their approach to efficiency and decision-making at the table. Emphasizing the importance of innovation and adaptability, Nitsche believes that while poker may evolve with technology, the core skills of reading players and mastering game theory remain essential to lasting success in both live and online poker.
Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:
00:00 Introduction
00:39 Introduction of Dominik Nitsche by Dan Cates
01:24 Dominik discusses his decision to "retire" from poker
03:46 WSOP and the laptop incident - Dominik’s perspective
04:24 Ethical boundaries in poker assistance and haters' reactions
06:00 Strategic reminders from the rail - Dominik on in-game advice
07:30 Differences in hands Dominik uses as bluffs
10:05 The role of intuition against unbalanced players
11:16 Balancing player assistance with competition
12:54 AI potential and "Dream Machine" branding ideas
13:52 Poker software and misconceptions among critics
15:24 Discussion on AI’s capabilities and its potential in poker coaching
16:45 Progress of AI in poker simulations and strategy
17:57 Dominik talks about AI’s utility in understanding strategic situations
18:36 Using AI to teach concepts like bluffing combos and range checking
20:00 Balancing strategies between various bet sizes
21:10 Making educated guesses based on experience with amateurs
24:30 Personal uses of AI by Dominik in life and poker
26:55 Balancing between AI advancements and poker’s “old school” mindset
29:21 Dominik’s take on the limitations of current poker coaching
31:17 AI’s role in explaining poker strategy and bet sizings
33:40 Dominik’s view on AI for teaching poker drills and practice
36:12 Risk premiums and bet size application in tournaments vs. cash games
38:10 Experimenting with AI in practical poker coaching
41:00 Dominik’s shift to life in Thailand and lifestyle changes
43:35 Generosity and the role of philanthropy in poker earnings
47:00 Thoughts on the responsibility of poker players to give back
50:20 Charity, personal growth, and long-term goals
55:30 Financial resources and giving back as a high-stakes player
1:00:50 Balancing money management with philanthropic goals
1:05:30 Investment strategies and risks in poker player portfolios
1:09:25 Dominik’s "craziest" investment experiences
1:13:15 Reflections on poker community perceptions and "top players"
1:19:00 Dan Cates’s view on player hierarchies and individual strengths
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Veronica Brill, widely recognized for her role in exposing one of poker's most notorious cheating scandals, is a professional poker player, commentator, and whistleblower. Known for her fearless stance in uncovering the Mike Postle scandal, Brill brought attention to the fraudulent activities during the Stones Casino live stream, where she stood firm despite facing gaslighting and skepticism from the poker community. Outside of poker, Veronica holds a background in data analytics and decision science, which she applies to her work in both poker and her professional career. As a strong advocate for transparency and fairness in the game, she continues to contribute to the poker world as a commentator and advocate for player integrity, all while hosting high-stakes games at Hustler Casino.
Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Dan Cates introduces Veronica’s varied career
02:13 Veronica Brill talks about catching Mike Postle
03:58 Veronica signs a deal for a mini-series
05:00 Mike Postle’s suspicious behavior
07:00 Gaslighting and Veronica’s confrontation with Justin Karaitis
09:00 The strange defense of Mike’s cheating
11:00 The hilarious absurdity of the scandal
13:00 Jungleman jokes about trying the Martingale strategy
16:00 Mike Postle’s strange delusions and personal attacks
18:00 Mike’s persistence and false narrative
20:00 Veronica’s confrontation with Mike Matusow
23:00 Veronica’s entry into poker through British poker TV
25:00 Playing uncapped 1/2 poker games with oil rig workers
27:00 Jungleman jokes about working on an oil rig
29:00 Veronica’s role as a poker whistleblower
32:00 The Robbie cheating scandal investigation
35:00 Data analysis vs. intuition in decision-making
38:00 Personal reflections on data and relationships
42:00 Closing remarks and Hustler promotion
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Lynne Ji is a high-stakes professional poker player known for her success in private games and staking ventures. Based in the United States, she has gained recognition for navigating the complex world of high-stakes cash games, particularly in exclusive private circles. Throughout her poker career, Lynne has shared valuable insights on staking, including the risks and lessons learned from backing players during the pandemic. With a sharp focus on bankroll management and networking, she continues to be a prominent figure in the poker community, advocating for responsible play and the importance of staying cautious in high-stakes environments. Lynne's experiences highlight the unique challenges women face in the poker world, and she remains a respected voice in the industry.
Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:
00:00 Introduction
00:52 Lynne Ji: High-stakes poker player and content creator
01:36 Staking experience during the pandemic
02:23 Big losses in high-stakes staking
03:20 Lessons learned from staking
04:00 High-stakes private poker games and entry into poker
06:00 Risks in private cash games
07:52 Navigating high-stakes private poker games
10:21 Private poker games in Asia
15:00 Squid games in poker and big pots
18:42 Stream games and game selection in poker
21:00 Why Lynne doesn’t play in LA poker games anymore
25:00 The challenge of vetting private games
26:00 Being a woman in high-stakes poker
29:00 Gender dynamics in high-stakes poker
31:12 Harassment and experiences in poker
35:00 Making money in private games
38:25 Playing high-stakes during the WSOP
39:58 Poker as a means to an end
43:00 Using opportunities as a woman in poker
48:00 Leveraging poker for networking and personal growth
52:09 Credit card points and luxury travel
1:00:52 Managing risks in staking poker players
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In this episode, Jonathan Little, a prominent figure in the poker world, shares his insights on resilience, poker strategy, and his extensive coaching experience. Jonathan reveals how he began coaching at a young age, the mindset needed for success, and his approach to writing poker books. Whether you're a poker enthusiast or someone looking to understand the game better, Jonathan's valuable lessons will leave you inspired to hone your skills and embrace the highs and lows of poker life. Enjoy this deep dive into the world of professional poker with one of the game's finest minds!
Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:
00:00 Introduction
00:14 Comfort with Risk and Developing Traits for Poker
00:27 The Challenge of Consistent Play
00:38 Guest Introduction - Jonathan Little’s Poker Accomplishments
00:55 Achievements and Poker Career Overview
01:21 Jonathan Little’s Start in Poker Coaching
01:40 From Poker Forums to Private Coaching
02:00 Writing Poker Articles and the Transition to Books
02:22 Simplifying the Book Writing Process
03:09 Evolution of Sit and Go Poker Games
03:57 Impact of Party Poker's Exit from the US
04:38 Did Poker Coaching Make Games Tougher?
06:08 The Influence of Poker Coaching on the Player Pool
07:00 From Beginner to Competent Poker Player
08:00 Courses Designed for Actionable Learning
09:00 Tracking Player Progress and Success Metrics
10:07 Common Player Mistakes and How to Address Them
11:00 Teaching GTO Strategies and Adjustments
12:55 Streamlining Poker Education for Consistent Learning
14:05 Advanced Strategies and Exploitative Play
16:00 Introduction to Node Locking and Advanced Tactics
18:30 Customized Learning Paths for Poker Students
21:40 Balancing GTO and Reads in Decision Making
23:45 Tilt Management and Understanding Player Tendencies
27:55 Practical In-Game Adjustments and Strategy Refinement
31:30 Dealing with Emotions and Psychological Barriers in Poker
35:00 Streaming, Bluffing, and Metagame Considerations
39:00 Bluffing in High Stakes Games and Entertaining Play
45:00 Jonathan’s Poker Books and Writing Collaborations
48:30 Psychology in Poker – Resilience and Mindset Coaching
52:30 Winning the 2019 Poker Personality Award
56:00 Building a Successful Poker Training Business
1:03:41 The Importance of Entertainment at the Poker Table
1:07:00 Closing Remarks and Free Poker Resources
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Bart Hanson, a seasoned professional poker player and esteemed coach, has established himself as a leading authority in the realm of live poker. With a deep understanding of Game Theory Optimal (GTO) strategies, Hanson has successfully transitioned from being a full-time player to mentoring others through his specialized training platform, Crush Live Poker. He focuses on exploiting live poker dynamics and teaches players how to adapt to the evolving landscape of the game. Hanson is passionate about helping others navigate the intricacies of live poker, believing that mastering subtle aspects like bet pacing and opponent tendencies are crucial for sustained success. While acknowledging the growth of online poker, he remains a strong advocate for live poker, where he believes players can maximize their potential through a nuanced understanding of the game.
Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:
00:00 Introduction
00:59 Introduction
03:14 Adapting to live poker post-Black Friday
05:57 Bet pacing as a live tell
08:19 Strategies for exploiting live opponents
14:37 The importance of thin value betting
17:55 Coaching wealthy recreational players in China
23:39 Wild stories from high-stakes games in China
30:30 The origins of short deck poker
36:06 Psychological factors in live poker
38:11 Attacking field bettors in multi-way pots
47:31 Challenges and strategies in live poker
53:56 The feasibility of making a living in poker
01:06:34 The future of PLO and live poker
01:10:21 Final thoughts and advice
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