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Dead Money w/ Dan Arfin
By Dan ArfinComedy
Dead Money w/ Dan Arfin episodes
- Folding your hand without tainting the action is much harder than it sounds, and expert use of the term "implied odds"
Cluelessly inconsiderate players, greedy dealers, and blithering nitwitted "professors" of poker
21 min - 48 min
- Whales screaming in my ear, screaming at each other, god moding the whale, and royal flushes
Hand histories with the gin seat on the whale
39 min - Hand history highlights from May 1-3, Part 2
We continue on with the seesaw bloodbath with regs getting...."creative"
50 min - 35 min
- The worst slowroll of all time, and the 2025 WSOP is almost here. Except tournaments still suck!
I challenge anybody to have a slowroll story more vile than this one, and Phil Hellmuth boycotts the 2025 Main Event at the WSOP because the tournament is simply too long.
36 min - People whining detrimentally about variance, when you run terrible at the same room, and Bellagio 5/10
Looking further into the mindfuck, and I finally got myself to leave the house
51 min - 2023 WSOP Main Event 3rd Place finisher Adam Walton ruins my apparent fantasy with the reality of a devastating truth
Practically pulled a muscle patting myself on the back for years...and for nothing.
31 min - The importance of being lazy about poker even though I like it, Amarillo Slim, and a man who couldn't accept defeat
Going into the archives of an old story from an old legend followed by the most insane hand I ever played.
36 min - Woman threatens me with Krav Maga, as I run the fish off the table during a wild night
All I wanted was a little 1/3
55 min
About Dead Money w/ Dan Arfin
From the publisher's feed
In a world that is constantly evolving into a bigger and bigger idiocracy, veteran cash game Las Vegas poker pro Dan Arfin has lost his mind and needs therapy. The daily harebrained hooey that comes out of the mouths of the opposition has brought him to his wit's end. Now at the end of his rope, he must haplessly attempt to vent out and reconcile the affliction caused by the obtuse company of whom he plays with.
Some hand history analysis mixed in as well.