Hands from double-header, all-day session - including missed value, bad call-downs, and some last-ditch redemption 

In this episode of 'Read Em and Weep,' Sammy recounts a recent poker session at his favorite card room, Stones Gambling Hall. Despite the session being unpredictable, with the anticipated 5-10 game not running, Sammy engages in strategic play across several challenging hands. He attempts a daring zero-equity bluff, only to be called down by a seemingly inferior hand. The episode highlights the intricacies of hand selection, bluffing, and positional play, offering listeners an inside look into the unpredictable world of poker and the psychological elements behind strategic decision-making.

When big pots happen the moment you sit down, you'd better be ready

How to leverage historical interactions to gain an upper hand against sharp opponents

3 hands that illustrate how to (and how not to) beat your standard TAG professional

Day 2 of the WSOP Main Event

Day 1 of the WSOP Main Event

The conclusion of the WSOP Monster Stack event

Hands from Day 1 of the WSOP $1500 Monster Stack

In this episode of 'Read Em and Weep,' host Sammy takes listeners through his upcoming poker adventures at the World Series of Poker in Vegas. Sammy then provides insights into his poker strategy, focusing on several thrilling hands against an amateur player named Raj. As the podcast unfolds, Sammy analyzes the hands, discussing the opponent's potential ranges and his own thought process. With plenty of excitement, big pots, and tactical insights, this episode is a deep dive into mid-stakes poker.