JC💯

@yountvillewjs I can’t watch anymore. Too frustrating. 😣

@jctran23 tough L’s for Bay Area tonight

Love seeing this! Congrats @JasonKoon!! What a beast! Baby need them diapers bro.

Big congrats to @notontilt09! Well deserved brotha! Amazing accomplishment!

Rooting for these 2 cool ass dudes. Lfg! #WSOPMainEvent

Good luck the rest of the way in every way!

Who did it better? This or @phil_hellmuth and @junglemandan??

@dwpoker Or the next table over.

The 2023 WSOP world champion starts at this table tomorrow….

Internet fights 😂 twitter.com/itsdbestvid/st…

@BigHuni Damn bro sorry for you loss. Sending prayers to you and your family. 🙏🏽❤️

My father passed away last night while I was playing the 5k 6 max and I’ve never hurt this bad or felt this empty inside. I’m absolutely devastated! My heart is shattered into a million pieces! I feel so lost 💔💔💔💔

Anyone @WynnPoker knows what alternate they are on? Thanks

@Kevmath is the monster stack 1 entry per day?

Good morning! Hope y’all have a beautiful day!

Hoop night!

Huge congrats to brotha @NickSchulman!! Go ahead and hand him the coolest winners photo award already! 🤛🤛☝️

So my @wsop bracelets have expired. I think it’s time to get them renewed. 🙌🏼

Registration lines for the WSOP next week.

Made the trip to Paris today and loaded up my Bravo and WSOP.com account for the 7 week grind ahead I highly recommend funding your Bravo account early and never stand in a line for the duration of your stay until you cash out

Congrats again @JasonKoon! Please don’t ever come out with a training course. It will ruin poker. Proud of you brotha!

@ZENofLEN @kingbrody

Guy in PLO game last night had a 200k necklace which I’m wearing in pic below. @kingbrody wants this to be my new profile pic since I haven’t changed it in like 8 years. But I don’t think I can make that commitment.

@FarazJaka Damn man. Sorry you’re going through all of this. Wishing you the best and speedy recovery. Hope to see you around soon.

These last four weeks have been incredibly difficult for me, culminating in a trip to the ER last week; a pretty insane chain of events. This is the story of how ketamine helped me get back on feet, literally. I've battled back issues for over 15 years, working with physical therapists (PTs) whenever new issues arise and managing them. Over time, it has become increasingly difficult to handle them while constantly being on the road without a permanent home. It's challenging to maintain consistency in working with the right PT when new issues arise. Last August, while bending over repeatedly to pick up my 2-year-old in the Barcelona airport, something tweaked and left me in bad shape. I could only walk for about 5-10 minutes before experiencing intense nerve pain. I immediately got an MRI, which revealed two herniated discs: one at L5/S1 and the other at L4/L5. In January, during my trip to the Bahamas, the only way I managed was by using one of those electric scooters to get around. Many of you may have seen me at recent tournaments, carrying my yoga mat to each event and doing back exercises during every 15-minute break. Combined with a lumbar support, this has been the only way I could manage to play. For the next few months, I was somewhat managing the symptoms by doing exercises and stretches I had learned from PTs. However, I couldn't do basic things like running or walking for more than 5 minutes at a time. Then, suddenly, four weeks ago, the nerve pain in my left leg glute, which I normally only experienced after walking, seemed to become permanent. I canceled my trip to Hardrock and started physical therapy 2-3 times a week, but no matter how simplified and limited they made my exercises and movements, things kept getting worse for four weeks straight. I tried various steroids and lumbar epidural shots, but nothing helped. The first lumbar epidural shot was incredibly difficult to even get because I couldn't even lie flat on my belly, and we had to cancel the second one for the same reason. For the past few weeks, I haven't been able to stand upright, sit in a chair, or walk. Initially, I could use a walker to walk, but even that became difficult. I was essentially limited to two positions: lying on my right side in bed or sitting in a zero gravity chair. I spent three weeks in these 2 positions, doing simple ankle exercises to minimize muscle atrophy and reduce the risk of blood clots. Going to the bathroom was very difficult, and I couldn't shower. I had to rely on shower wipes to clean myself while lying down. With no signs of improvement and things still getting worse, I couldn't imagine what could be worse than my current situation. I was afraid of permanent nerve damage and other issues related to being immobile for so long. Not to mention the hardship on my wife, who had to take care of both me and our 2-year-old while also running our coaching business. So we fast-tracked the process of getting surgery to undergo a microdiscectomy, which would involve removing the herniated discs that were likely compressing my nerves. 1/2