
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... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

It's not 9/11 anymore, but I share a little bit about what it was like for me, when I was 16. Then I think some more about how good it is to be a poker player since you can take hours off whenever you want. And then we hit some hand histories from a ... more
Been running bad for what feels like a hell of a lot longer than it's actually been. And my play has been not helping one bit in far too many spots. I'm getting depressed and burnt out again. And go figure that the saddest sappiest sounding episode I... more
I've been trying to get myself back from a long break post WSOP, except getting hours in are proving to be quite difficult because the games are either terrible or I have been getting murdered left and right in the sickest ways when they're great. An... more
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Thought it would be more poker related but just sounds like a self centered weird dude that is bad at talking to women and comes off very creepy.
I was at the table that night and what a spot on, raw, unemotional review of the night.
Kuddos to you Mr Dan
Dan is such a phenomenal communicator! Whether he’s dissecting hands or venting about the obtuse characters he plays with, his raw humor and relatable frustration had us laughing nonstop. The episode went by so quickly! A must-listen for poker enthusiasts and honestly, anyone who loves a good rant about modern madness.
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A sharp-edged, humor-forward look at high-stakes cash games with a veteran Las Vegas poker pro sharing hands, table dynamics, and the mental grind of the game. Episodes mix raw, stream-of-consciousness rants with practical takeaways on reads, tells, tilt, and bankroll discipline, all delivered in a candid, unapologetic voice. Notable for its personality-driven storytelling, bold opinions, and behind-the-scenes Las Vegas poker scenes that appeal to hard-core players and listeners who enjoy unfiltered tabletop narratives.
Unique appeal may come from the host's willingness to mix venting with actionable hand history analysis, creating a distinctive blend of therapy-session monologue and tactical commentary that stands out in the poker podcast... more
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