
Building a vibrant and encouraging poker learning community.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 753 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||

In this episode, Taylor Maas, Dan Kennedy, John Somsky, and Chris Jones discussed an interesting multiway spot. Most players misplay multiway spots and this conversation got to some of the root approaches (and common mistakes) a lot of players make. more
Is max late reg a smart tournament strategy… or a bankroll leak waiting to happen? 👀
On this week’s Strategy Podcast, Rob Gardner goes solo to break down the real math, risks, and rewards behind max late registration in poker tournaments. Learn whe... more
This week for episode number 764 of the RecPoker Podcast Jim Reid and the RecPoker RECing Crew interviews Kevin Mathers. We talked about the WSOP Live app, Funding for WSOP events, and other logistics to consider when attending the WSOP bracelet even... more
This week the crew discusses a tricky turn spot for top pair in the big blind. Can we really consider folding it here?
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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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This show targets recreational poker players who want practical, approachable strategies and a community atmosphere. Episodes routinely mix hands-on strategy discussions, tournament logistics, and off-table insights about how to stay motivated, manage travel, and balance life with the game. A standout feature is the collaborative, coaching-style approach from a rotating crew of hosts and regulars, plus guest experts who bring hands-on industry context without excessive theory. The format often emphasizes actionable takeaways for live and online play, mindset, and community building, making it helpful for listeners aiming to improve their game and stay engaged with a supportive network.
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Recent guests on The Rec Poker Podcast include:
1. Kevin Mather
2. Josh Treat
3. Chris Jones
4. John Barrows
5. Jay Venom Carfiello
6. Tana Karn
7. Dan Kennedy
8. Amanda Anderle
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