
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | a year ago |
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I was recently taunted by a "person" in a manner I've never been or seen anyone else be before. So much that I was too dumbfounded to even think of anything to say back.
Well, it was another arduous weak of cash game poker with lots of back and for... more
Got some stories from the previous week. No nerdy strategic hand histories this time. Here we go over instances of people overreacting and mistreating dealers, the importance of dealers not acting immeasurably entitled, poker players failing to use a... more
As is just about always the case, people act extra elementary on the night there's a full moon. Here are the hand history highlights from a 12 hour all night torturous night of 2/5. This session which went until past 7 AM was punctuated by players ge... more
Passionate fast talking Boston native Chad Phillips joins the Dead Money studios for this Christmas Day special edition. A former pro poker player and now turned veteran poker dealer, Chad goes deep sea diving into both the trajectory of his playing ... more
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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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