Live from the Two Plus Two Studios, April 21st 2009 -

Live from the Two Plus Two Studios - The feature guest this week on Pokercast is young gun poker pro Adam Junglen. Adam comes on the program to talk about his early tournament success, live poker changes since turning 21 and his recent move to Las Vegas. Also featured on the young gun special is Leggo Poker pro Andrew 'luckychewy' Lichtenberger who discusses his heads-up tournament win and some important tips for those considering the move into heads-up play. Ali Nejad also chimes in this week with a hilarious story from a Party Poker Millions cruise on this weeks 'Story Time With'. Mike and Adam also talk some tournament news, forum static and of course give away the password for the April 26th Poker Stars VIP Club Invitational for Pokercast listeners.


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Wahoo! Happy Tuesdays again!!

Downloading now.

Hell yeah, I look forward to this every week.

Monday Monkey lives for the Pokercast.
DL'ing finished.

Bunner, you suck!

I'm sorry bro, she was on the dance floor...how was I suppose to know you were dating?

RIP Shronk!

Ok, as to stalling, is it douchey: Yes, BUT it s a bit of a prisoner's dilemma. If I'm short stacked and I'm "ethical", Im now at a disadvantage to a player at another table who's willing to stall.

Also, I like the point that was made about players who run over the table at the bubble....Is that ethical? Ultimately, we play poker to MAKE MONEY, so within the constraints and rules of the game everything is fair game. Now, could PS (or FT for that matter) come out and say "Stalling is a punishable infraction". Sure....You get the players to police it (calling the mod or emailing support), and players who are known stallers could have their time bank removed altogether. That said, I (as a reasonable person) am still going to take teh maximum allowable time to act if I am short stacked at the bubble. Does this make me a douce? Maybe, but I'm a douche who can now buy into the next tournament and hopefully run over the tables....

Organized Rhyme---Check The O.R.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ctc4daiIZU

"I lay more chicks than Mother Goose"

LMAO

word

Listening now.

Annie Duke: I'm trying to focus on my tourneys, and that is not helping.

Edit: Jesus Christ I just misread a board.

Good Show Miiiiikenadam!

Nice tribute to Shronk! RIP!

**** you Bunner!

In case you were wondering Adam its Stowe, Vermont that has the ski area. There aren't too many in Ohio that I know of.

As far as stalling is concerned, I'm curious how you guys feel about this.

When I play in turbo 180 mans or pretty much any sng, I will stall in certain spots (such as when I'm super short and need to pickup a real hand) so that the blinds will go up when I hit the button. If I'm sitting on like a 4bb stack that is about to become a 3bb stack after the blinds go up, it is very important to get the maximum out of the eventual showdown that you will HAVE to win. So making sure that the antes are larger and the blinds are larger when someone isolates for you is EXTREMELY important to tournament success.

The Annie Duke BJ fiasco scares the crap out of me.

Solid reference to AD's above butt/lower back tattoo.

omg Bunner...

Thanks Mike and Adam...

dear god. I'm 30, and have had some gray hair since 25-26...

LarsLuzak is from finland yep.
Pay up.

Dam

http://tv.pokernews.com/featured-vid...mo/20167734001

From Sweden?

Ship the $20.

http://www.highstakesnews.com/2007/1...-from-finland/

Principal Belding not Balding

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saved_b...ichard_Belding

shronk wasn't involved with the PRR show until well after matusow left.

nice research.

I knew he interned with The Circuit at some point. Didn't realize his hire date was all over the internet to 'research'. I am 100% certain we have made far bigger factual errors than this.

Kevmath could probably write a small essay on the number of times I've screwed details up. He usually corrects me in a slightly more pleasant manner.