Tony & David open season three with Nicholas Woolworth, author of "Gambling with Demons & Drinking with the Devil: An Unforgettable Journey Through the Eyes of a Fearless Mind". Once you pick this book up, you will not put it down until you're finished.

Tony & David do a season recap reflecting on each episode of season two.
They talk about their favorite moments, how each episode helped improve
their game, as well as some poker debates you do not want to miss!

Was it realistic? Did they do a good job? Would Mike McDermott have been more successful if his girlfriend was more supportive? Tony, David & Matt Schultz (IBDB Podcast) review the movie "Rounders".

Free food and booze is great but getting robbed sucks! Tony and David discuss the pros and cons between home games and professional poker rooms.

Tony and David sit down with Michael Esquivel before a live audience at The WIP Theater in Chicago! Michael brought great stories, wisdom, advice and free give-aways from his new sponsor, Gangster.

Tony and David were able to get their hands on an official W.S.O.P. Media Guide thanks to Joe Giertuga, who writes for Ante UP Magazine! They discuss, analyze and debate all the facts, stats, top-ranked and never-heard-ofs.

Episode Deuce/Eight: This hand might have the dumbest nickname in all of poker: "Tadpole". You'll never guess why? Because, that's what the (are ya ready for it) Duck ate. I don't make this stuff up....

Tony and David get to sit down with Chris Prucnal, fresh off a WSOP event cash, placing 276th in the $1500 Monster Stack NLH Tourney (event #41). This is Chris' third time playing in the WSOP and has great stories, advice and some good dirt on a few celebs.

Episode Deuce/Six: This hand is nicknamed "Aimsworth" which was coined by Byron "Cowboy" Wolford after he cracked Jack Straus's pocket aces with deuce six off-suit.

On our fourth episode of the season, known as "Two Bits" or "Quarter" for 25 cents. Tony and David discuss the stigma that comes with trying to be a professional poker player. From being a "degenerate gambler" to a "loser", parents and friends just don't understand what kind of discipline and hard work goes into becoming the best.