
Building a vibrant and encouraging poker learning community.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 772 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||

Sometimes it is absolutely correct to give up on a no hope hand in poker, but players who make this their standard practice are making a big mistake. In this fifth part of our player mistake series, we talk about a hand where a player gave up on the ... more
This week for episode number 786 of the RecPoker Podcast Jim and Ben go over some exciting news and then get right into sharing some RecPoker Premium Membership material with our audience: a full coaching session that Jim took with Mark Zhang recentl... more
In this episode Rob Gardner breaks down the Abby Merk livestream hand form a strategy perspective covering 3 mistakes that are common to players of all skill levels in big spots.
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This week for episode number 784 of the RecPoker Podcast Jim Reid and Ben Enslow review the recent RecPoker Roadtrip to Montreal for the WSOP Super-Circuit event at the Playground poker club! The tournaments, the staff, the city, the food…Jim getting... more
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Imagine having a group of friends that are actually good at poker sitting around and talking about poker. That’s what this pod is like. Not a bunch of super high level talk about splitting ranges or “what the solver says,”just good actionable information. A great example check out the three bet strategy episode number 768 timestamp 1:12:57. A simple thought process that can be applied at the table and get you to slow down and make better decisions. Love this podcast
Nice to hear constructive talk about poker
Jim and the crew put on a really thoughtful and entertaining show. Their passion is so evident. Love the show. Keep up the great work!
Great weekly podcast except for Jim’s hat
That’s all I can say - if you like poker and enjoy listening to fun people talk about it, this is the podcast for you! Whether it’s their guest interviews or their strategy segments, this group loves poker and they aren’t shy about it!
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The show centers on teaching and refining poker strategy for recreational players within a welcoming learning community. Episodes frequently mix live hand analysis, tournament concepts, and mindset coaching with interviews from players, authors, and content creators who illuminate how to study, practice, and stay motivated. A distinctive strength is pairing practical coaching with accessible breakdowns that appeal to both new and seasoned players, often highlighting coaching, book studies, and community involvement as core themes. The format blends actionable strategy with behind-the-scenes perspectives on content creation, live events, and WSOP logistics, making it useful for listeners seeking concrete improvement and a sense of camaraderi... more
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Recent guests on The Rec Poker Podcast include:
1. Mark Zhang
2. John Somsky
3. Jamie Flynn
4. Barry Carter
5. Rob Washam
6. Joe Kulas
7. Ben Enslow
8. Chris Jones
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