Dell and BJ have a conversation with Matt Vaughan. Matt is a poker vlogger and streamer, the Head Coach at School of Cards (https://www.schoolofcards.com), and a fairly decent whistler. Join us for a conversation about what coaching looks like, how to know whether you need coaching, and how important a solid relationship and clear expectations are between the coach and the student. 

80s cartoons taught us that knowing is half the battle; the other half is application. But how do you go about applying all the stuff you know on the felt at game speed? Dell and BJ walk through a framework brought to us by the new science of expertise.

People approach pre- and post-flop play like they're two distinct games. In fact, they are just parts of a whole that tells a cohesive and consistent story through several chapters: pre-flop, flop, turn, and river. Dell and BJ discuss how five elements of a good story - Plot, Setting, Characters, Point of View, and Theme - relate to a poker hand.

If you only wait for great hands to come your way, you're missing out on many opportunities. Fortune favors the bold, and you deserve some of that fortune! 

Dell and BJ discuss what it means to be card-dead and flop-dead (it's not what you think!) and provide solutions and tools for you to start manufacturing EV to win more than your fair share of pots.

Who are Dell and BJ, and why are they embarking upon this project?

Can you be happy when your opponents win?

BJ does some anthropology studying the behavior of the limper in their native habitat - low-stakes poker. We discuss his findings and why those that limp must beg for forgiveness at the altar of the felt.