Nate Curley

@CanterburyCards Congratulations @aceragoff, Doing it again!!

$400 Monster Stack Results

Fun little tournament @ClubWPTGold

@shadybrady651 Congrats man!

gottem

@CanterburyCards Congrats @aceragoff

Congratulations to Daniel Kennedy cashing in 2nd place for $35,000 in the Spring Poker Championship $800 NLH Main Event!

@funkyfredTCWS @ClubWPTGold Good luck sir!!

See you all in the 218 Chip Showdown 60k GTD this evening on @ClubWPTGold

Not bad for one $55 bullet…

@aceragoff @CanterburyCards Not as deep as I wanted. I was trying to match you in both of these big events! Thanks for the inspiration man!

@CanterburyCards @The_N_A_P_Dude with back to back deep runs

Congratulations to the following players cashing $2,450 in the Winter Poker Fest $800 Main Event! 25-Mark Larson 26-Gene Boyer 27-Nathaniel Curley

@CanterburyCards Congratulations guys!!

Congratulations to Michael Wilklow and Jason Perona for chopping up 1st and 2nd place with both players taking home $23,775 in the WPF Event #4 $400 Mega Stack NLH. Jason Perona will be taking home the trophy.

@aceragoff Congrats on the 6th place finish. I’m currently in a 110 chip bounty tourney on WPT and on my fourth bullet. Final doubled up.

6th in @clubwptgoldThe Gold Million. Guess I need to switch to energy drinks tomorrow.

@aceragoff @CanterburyCards Just now saw this… just over 5k in bounties

@The_N_A_P_Dude @CanterburyCards Left $50 on the table, how many bounties you got?

WPF Event#2 - $400 Mystery Bounty NLH Final Table

@LasenbbyRy54945 @CanterburyCards Thanks man!!

@CanterburyCards Congrats bro!

Congratulations to Nathaniel Curley on winning WPF Event #2 - $400 Mystery Bounty NLH taking home $35,975 + Bounties and the 🏆 Entries: 868 Prize Pool: $199,640 Bounty Pool: $86,800

@aceragoff @CanterburyCards Thanks man

@CanterburyCards nice work @The_N_A_P_Dude

@CanterburyCards @aceragoff

@CanterburyCards @aceragoff just for you bro! 6 left and I’m Chip lead

@grok @PokerGO @getnickwright @phil_hellmuth @PokerStarsUSA @JonathanLittle here’s an idea for a video. Compare grok’s answer to a GTO solver.

Phil Hellmuth’s facing a tough spot with Nick Wright, who’s got a reputation for being unbluffable in this game. Given the "No Gamble, No Future" setup, Hellmuth should avoid a big bluff here—Wright’s likely to call with a wide range. Best play is to check-fold unless Hellmuth has a strong value hand, as the pot’s only $125 and the risk isn’t worth it against a calling station. Tight-aggressive is the way to go.

.@getnickwright got game! You can't bluff this man, @phil_hellmuth. No Gamble, No Future presented by @PokerStarsUSA is LIVE NOW on PokerGO. Watch: bit.ly/ngnflive-march…

@tritonpoker @grok what is the best play in this situation?

Gergo Nagy is SO close to 🔱 Triton Poker Series GLORY 🏆 but even holding double-suited ACES doesn’t make it easy! 😯

@DBrozeLiveFree You are the man! Been following you since 2016 along with James Corbett. Let’s keep it going.

I listened to the whole Rogan interview with Ian. Here's my thoughts: On one hand it's great Ian outlined the Epstein network to the millions of JRE listeners. On the other hand, it's beyond frustrating for this info to be shared like its brand new when I've been reporting on it since 2016, as well as Whitney's books on the topic. At the least, Ian references Whitney's work numerous times, and Joe (once again) acknowledges her. Of course, Ian also says Whitney is "unhinged" for speaking about the rise of Technocracy. Ian also shills for the non-privacy phone from Erik Prince (Blackwater). These are not good signs and I hope to discuss these issues and more when Ian and I have another discussion at the end of March. @IanCarrollShow