looking for a couple full time poker pros (or retired/former pros) who are interested in being interviewed for a new poker vlog/docu-series must be in los angeles

poker players: “you have to think in terms of long-term ev” also poker players: “use my code for this offshore rake trap that might not pay you”

would you rather win $10 million or have you wife leave you for her yoga instructor but you get to wear phil helmuths wsop badoogie 7 pinkie draw bracelet for one day

Bro I really love your content about [insert content] and noticed you have a lot of Subscribers. That is awesome bro. I think we’d be a great fit to work together. My business targets the exact demographic you attract and what we do is absolutely screw them over. In exchange

should a poker player be allowed to print out preflop charts and put them in a binder and use them at the table?

one of my only regrets from my poker career is not documenting the journey from low stakes to nosebleeds, and earning 7 figures along the way. not just for the memories, but because being transparent and sharing the process would have opened doors faster. i stopped playing full

we're about to have our biggest month ever (in revenue) and i can still see 25+ places where we're absolutely PUNTING money - our onboarding is a bit rocky. - we have no email nurture sequence. - customers have to manually opt into recurring on the backend instead of it being

can i be honest? i have no fucking idea how to find someone to run our sales team we'll do ~$450k this month (100% organic) closing 44% on one call closes ads are ready to go (shoutout Jeremy Haynes inner circle) but we're NOT running ads yet because we can't handle the

i was scared to post we did $450k revenue this month. what if competitors see it and work harder? what if smart people decide to BECOME competitors? i've felt this exact fear twice before. first time was as a poker player. moved to LA in 2016 for music but really just wanted

it took working with 500+ customers for me to finally figure out: making more money isn't even in their top 5 priorities which sounds insane because poker is literally a game where you keep score with money the competitive retiree doesn't need more money. he's been successful

our business model doesn't scale. and that's why it works. people ask us all the time: "why don't you do an entry level course? $997, go at your own pace?" that's what most in the poker coaching business do. they sell courses that sit in people's libraries forever. they buy it.