
Building a vibrant and encouraging poker learning community.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 744 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||

This week on the RecPoker Podcast the RECing Crew discuss a tricky spot out of position on turns, with some creative solutions. Come sign up for a free account at rec.poker/ today and you can post a question of your own in the forum or our di... more
This week on episode 741 of the RecPoker Podcast Rob Gardner weighs in on the state of Online Poker. Originally meant to be recorded and released at the end of 2025 as a companion episode to ‘the state of live poker’, we’re putting it out now in the ... more
This week on episode 756 of the RecPoker Podcast the RECing Crew looks at a post in our new Premium Forums by Craig about a hand he played in the Wynn Millions where he flopped two pair and has some tricky decisions about how to get his chips in the ... more
This week on episode 755 of the RecPoker Podcast the RECing Crew looks at a hand posted in our free forums where the hero folds pocket aces to a single bet on the turn in a 3-bet pot! Would you be folding in this spot?
We also discuss some recent ev... more
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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!
I’m a recreational player trying to improve my game, and the Rec.Poker podcast is just what I was looking for. My motivation to study increases with each episode.
The episode with Gripsed is the best. He delivered an awesome combination of entertainment and education. Rec.Poker should put him on the Rec.ing Crew! I don’t play cash, but imma buying his book.
Keep up the great work. Rec.Poker rules!
Jack
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A show focused on making poker learning accessible and community-driven, with a steady mix of strategy segments, guest interviews, and industry insights. Episodes frequently feature players, tour operators, coaches, and community organizers who share practical tactics, coaching innovations, and personal journeys in poker. The format often blends hands-on strategy, event logistics, and big-picture trends in the poker world, underscoring a supportive environment for recreational players looking to improve and stay engaged. Noteworthy elements include recurring coaching cohorts, community initiatives like fundraising for food banks, and a strong emphasis on building a welcoming poker ecosystem through collaboration and education.
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Recent guests on The Rec Poker Podcast include:
1. Kevin Mathers
2. John Barrows
3. Jay Venom Carfiello
4. Tana Karn
5. Dan Kennedy
6. Amanda Anderle
7. Laurel Moran
8. Tyreese "No Chop" Robinson
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