brandon Hamlet

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brandon Hamlet

brandon Hamlet

@baseballking452

Katılım Mayıs 2012
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brandon Hamlet
brandon Hamlet@baseballking452·
my brother is a tax attorney who just started his own firm! He built this for the staking community because the area is genuinely uncharted (there's almost no IRS guidance on point), and the right answer depends on facts most stakes don't capture in writing. 7 questions, tells you what your arrangement might be in tax terms (partnership, loan, or something worse) and where the documentation gaps could bite you. if you stake, get staked, sell action, or run a stable, worth 5 minutes: staking.claritytaxcounsel.com josh@claritytaxcounsel.com
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NICKY P 🧙👨‍🍳
NICKY P 🧙👨‍🍳@Nick_Palma1010·
I did it 😭 won the acr $630 with 1110 players for 119k and gg $150 for 129k and 7930 players. WOW IM SO HAPPY
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NICKY P 🧙👨‍🍳
NICKY P 🧙👨‍🍳@Nick_Palma1010·
Ok I’m crying I won the acr $630 for 1st out 1110 players for 119k im not crying because of the money it’s because it’s vs the best of the best and I’m proud of myself
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Ruben
Ruben@wugwugwugwug·
yikes
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ESPN PR
ESPN PR@ESPNPR·
All-in with this pair! ♦️♠️❤️♣️ ESPN & World Series of Poker (@WSOP) reach multi-year deal to bring Main Event back to ESPN this summer • Aug. 3-5 | 3-night live finale for Main Event Final Table • 100+ hours of multi-platform coverage Details: bit.ly/4tv7I6D
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Daniel Negreanu
Daniel Negreanu@RealKidPoker·
70’s Johnny Moss Doyle Brunson 80’s Stu Ungar Johnny Chan 90’s thru 2010 Chip Reese 2010’s Phil Ivey Who’s Next?
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NICKY P 🧙👨‍🍳
NICKY P 🧙👨‍🍳@Nick_Palma1010·
@RealKidPoker Foxen is obviously the goat. I came up with him and didn’t seriously start playing until 2014-2015. And Mateos and Chidwick
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brandon Hamlet
brandon Hamlet@baseballking452·
@RobKuhn_ All Acr team pros goon with eachother. Go find suga daddy Nagyyyyyyy
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Rob Kuhn
Rob Kuhn@RobKuhn_·
Coin poker head quarters
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Patrick "Egption" Tardif
Patrick "Egption" Tardif@EgptionPoker·
Too many shill posts lately, not enough brags on twitter. 🏆 in the $1,050 6-max PKO for ~$46k Hopefully more to come. Weee
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Ruben
Ruben@wugwugwugwug·
@baseballking452 @IgnitionCasino ignition : this video was from 2022 brandon : it was yesterday ignition : here's a $25 credit to spin a slot (terms and conditions may apply) terms and conditions : if you win on the slot we will terminate your account unconditionally
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brandon Hamlet
brandon Hamlet@baseballking452·
@IgnitionCasino Are u sure there’s no cheating? Just a LITTLE suspicious on the stone bubble😂😂😂😂
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brandon Hamlet
brandon Hamlet@baseballking452·
@Joeingram1 @martin_zamani They usually just MLR and stall and most of them itm. Then after they get itm they chip dump to eachother to get ladders. It’s so shameless and completely obvious yet they do nothing. Would take less then a work day to fix
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Martin Zamani
Martin Zamani@martin_zamani·
Massive bot farm on Ignition/Bovada. They’ve know about for ages and done nothing. It’s highstakes and this isn’t the entire operation either and they just don’t care. Enough is enough of this shit. (I didn’t create the bot or the video) I don’t think this is happening on other major sites either. It always affects me very negatively to post things but I still do not sure why.
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twoflame
twoflame@twoflame_·
1st year playing online poker full‑time - $73k profit - $25 ABI - 10k bullets spent too much of the year mass‑tabling low stakes for short‑term EV instead of improving to climb up. it’s comfortable, but i’m noticing how much it caps skill development. hard habit to break. goal for 2026 is fewer bullets and lower table counts so i can actually implement the stuff I’m learning. off the tables, i’m planning more reg wars episodes and more commentary, starting with the @BetMGMPoker winter series next week. was conflicted about posting results. feels both braggy and fraudulent since many regs are doing better. still, being active on here has opened a lot of doors (jobs, commentary, coaches, friends), so I’m gonna keep building in public. grateful for the people who’ve supported me this year. tax change ain’t stopping shit, mars will come to fear my botany powers!
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Jesse Lonis
Jesse Lonis@JesseLonis·
I don’t usually comment on hands I play whether good or bad but let me break down my thoughts for you guys, and take a trip down memory lane a little bit. I’ve played against my opponent at a few stops recently. Every spot we played he was super cautious. Even in most spots undervaluing hands because of his style. After I raise pre, down bet flop, full pot turn and full pot river. My hands are gonna contain AA,KK, and some AK/QQ. This particular opponent I really didn’t think he would go for value with 88. So now we’re left with the chances he is bluffing. I’m getting 4/1 on a call. So I need to be right 20% of the time. I don’t know about you guys, but in these spots, my mind starts running numbers in my head and computes pretty quickly. So the numbers 9-11% is the conclusion I came up with of percentage he is bluffing. So in my head I thought my call would still be losing a lot of money. Now at this particular stage if I was wrong, I would be left with 5.5 million when the big blind was 300 K I believe. If I fold, I still had 11 million. The way my style is I know I can spin 11 million up at that blind depth with pressure way more than I could, if I only have 5.5 in front of me. That being said within the next hour, I did spin it back up to 23 million only seeing one showdown. I have played spots like this probably 40 times this year. I would like to think I was wrong maybe 3 or 4 times including this one. What I do wanna say is congrats to my opponent such a sick play at a sick time. People thought it would tilt me actually did quite the opposite. Made me smile and I gave thanks to him for the humility. Over the last four years, I would like to think I concreted myself as one of the best big field players there is. As Daniel said there is a reason I make deep runs when I play these things. The most important one is the spot where 95% of these @shaundeeb are just gonna shrug there shoulders and call so he can go in his room and eat Little Debbie’s and tweet about people he’s obviously been jealous about for years. If people really wanna know the truth about why @shaundeeb has a hard on for me. Me and Shaun grew up about 40 minutes down the road from each other. Even when I was young and had no money and was trying to shot take in bigger games. I would sit and have to deal with this insufferable human being. Someone who I idolized at the time. Tried acting like this egomaniac bully. In my mind though he is part of the reason I am here today I played with him and I said if this guy can be one of the best I will dominate this game. I also wanted to get enough money so I could play him heads up and bankrupt him. He knows better though and knows I would eat him alive in no limit Holdem or anything else in life besides a few random mix games. My interaction with any young or new player I ever played with is me trying to be supportive and positive and nice. Now with all my success, he has to hear all the time how he’s not the best player from that area anymore and how I passed his 20 year poker career in 4 years. I even have people from our home area message me and tell me that they are trolling him about it and he is getting all mad. So that is the truth behind that. In my closing thoughts, I would like to thank everyone who has followed this journey and always been supportive of me. My biggest tip I can give any new player out there is to always be in the moment and think things through and follow your gut. Sometimes you will be wrong but when you’re collecting millions over and over, you will know it’s because of what you did not some computer. Gorilla out. 🦍
Daniel Negreanu@RealKidPoker

Seeing a lot of hate on Jesse for this fold and it’s eye opening to me. Jesse has been having phenomenal results the last couple years, precisely because he is willing to trust himself in these type of spots. He got this one wrong, but how often is he getting it right, and getting away from coolers that most humans just shrug and go broke on? The easy play is to call here and lament your bad luck. The difficult, above the rim plays require a trust in yourself that few possess. Instead of viewing this hand and thinking “What a terrible fold, he is bad,” realize this is just one hand and doesn’t encompass a players full skill set. Small minds make this mistake constantly. If the guy had the straight, Jessie is a genius, but because he was bluffing he is the fool? It’s a fine line, and if you don’t understand this you can never unlock your full potential. “It is not the critic who counts…”

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