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On Episode #146 of the PokerNews Podcast, the crew breaks down all of the latest news, including the World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific, Ray Bitar's plea deal, and more. They are then joined by Kevin Saul to discuss his win at the World Series of Poker Circuit Foxwoods Main Event.

The crew is back to break down all of the latest news, including Snapchatting, Antonio Esfandiari's deal with Ultimate Poker, Phil Ivey's divorce drama, and more. They are then joined by Brittany Bell of the World Poker Tour Royal Flush Girls to talk about WPT Venice, traveling, Miss America, and to play a quick game of "Calling the Clock."

Over the past four years, Jason Somerville has accumulated more than $3.8 million in live and online tournament winnings with one World Series of Poker bracelet to show for it as well. He coached 2012 WSOP October Nine finalist Russell Thomas to a fourth-place finish. The experience was captured on camera and released in documentary style episodes on Somerville's YouTube channel where he also posts strategy videos. Somerville's latest videos are heads-up sit-and-go tutorials, and he comes on the Strategy with Kristy podcast to walk listeners through one specific match which is a $20 match on Bovada versus a fairly straight-forward and limp-happy opponent. During the match, Somerville discusses how to exploit that type of player, the importance of doing some slight prodding for information in a heads up tournament, and more.

Over the past four years, Jason Somerville has accumulated more than $3.8 million in live and online tournament winnings with one World Series of Poker bracelet to show for it as well. He coached 2012 WSOP October Nine finalist Russell Thomas to a fourth-place finish. The experience was captured on camera and released in documentary style episodes on Somerville's YouTube channel where he also posts strategy videos. Somerville's latest videos are heads-up sit-and-go tutorials, and he comes on the Strategy with Kristy podcast to walk listeners through one specific match which is a $20 match on Bovada versus a fairly straight-forward and limp-happy opponent. During the match, Somerville discusses how to exploit that type of player, the importance of doing some slight prodding for information in a heads up tournament, and more.

Over the past four years, Jason Somerville has accumulated more than $3.8 million in live and online tournament winnings with one World Series of Poker bracelet to show for it as well. He coached 2012 WSOP October Nine finalist Russell Thomas to a fourth-place finish. The experience was captured on camera and released in documentary style episodes on Somerville's YouTube channel where he also posts strategy videos. Somerville's latest videos are heads-up sit-and-go tutorials, and he comes on the Strategy with Kristy podcast to walk listeners through one specific match which is a $20 match on Bovada versus a fairly straight-forward and limp-happy opponent. During the match, Somerville discusses how to exploit that type of player, the importance of doing some slight prodding for information in a heads up tournament, and more.

On Episode #144 of the PokerNews Podcast, the crew discusses the recent Twitter beef between Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Galen Hall, and Matt Marafioti, they pick teams for the upcoming Caesars Cup, and take a look at the results from the PartyPoker Premier League VI. They are then joined by Russell Thomas, who achieved a dream of his by winning the PokerStars Sunday Million, to talk about life after the Octo-Nine, traveling, and pressure to perform. "North by Northwest" by Blue Scholars — Bayani © "Same Love (feat. Mary Lambert)" by Macklemore 8 Ryan Lewis — The Heist © "Fatigue" by Sabzi — GLORIOUS MELANCHOLIA

Reid Young, author of The Blue Book of Poker and founder of an up-and-comping training site called Transform Poker, returns to the Strategy with Kristy podcast this week. The two discuss a couple of topics featured on the Transform Poker YouTube Channel. The first topic is floating out of position. Young explores what hands need to be added to our check-calling range in order to protect ourselves from being exploited on turn scare cards. Music "I Can" by Nas -- God's Son

Reid Young, author of The Blue Book of Poker and founder of an up-and-comping training site called Transform Poker, returns to the Strategy with Kristy podcast this week. The two discuss a couple of topics featured on the Transform Poker YouTube Channel. The first topic is floating out of position. Young explores what hands need to be added to our check-calling range in order to protect ourselves from being exploited on turn scare cards. Music "I Can" by Nas -- God's Son©

Reid Young, author of The Blue Book of Poker and founder of an up-and-comping training site called Transform Poker, returns to the Strategy with Kristy podcast this week. The two discuss a couple of topics featured on the Transform Poker YouTube Channel. The first topic is floating out of position. Young explores what hands need to be added to our check-calling range in order to protect ourselves from being exploited on turn scare cards. Music "I Can" by Nas -- God's Son©

The PokerNews crew is back to talk about the recent arrest of 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Greg Raymer, 2007 WSOP Main Event champion Jerry Yang's tax problems, the heist at Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia, and more. They are then joined by two-time WSOP bracelet winner Dutch Boyd to talk about Poker Tilt, selling his Bellagio bracelet, PokerSpot and more.

On this edition of the Strategy with Kristy podcast, host Kristy Arnett discusses her experience playing the PokerStars Asia Pacific Poker Tour Seoul Main Event. As a video hostess, the chance to compete rarely presents itself, so when the opportunity arose, she took full advantage and even video blogged along the way. Arnett played Day 1b of the event due to some complications she explains on the podcast. In the first 15 minutes of play, she lost a huge pot with a smaller full house than her opponent.

On this edition of the Strategy with Kristy podcast, host Kristy Arnett discusses her experience playing the PokerStars Asia Pacific Poker Tour Seoul Main Event. As a video hostess, the chance to compete rarely presents itself, so when the opportunity arose, she took full advantage and even video blogged along the way. Arnett played Day 1b of the event due to some complications she explains on the podcast. In the first 15 minutes of play, she lost a huge pot with a smaller full house than her opponent.

On this edition of the Strategy with Kristy podcast, host Kristy Arnett discusses her experience playing the PokerStars Asia Pacific Poker Tour Seoul Main Event. As a video hostess, the chance to compete rarely presents itself, so when the opportunity arose, she took full advantage and even video blogged along the way. Arnett played Day 1b of the event due to some complications she explains on the podcast. In the first 15 minutes of play, she lost a huge pot with a smaller full house than her opponent.

The PokerNews crew is in the U.K. for the Season 9 PokerStars.com EPT London Main Event, and they break down all of the latest stories, including PokerStars seeking to Block AGA interference, Team PokerStars defeating Full Tilt Poker's Professionals, and more. They are then joined by Paul Volpe, who discusses making back-to-back World Poker Tour final tables, and Adam Levy, who's in Europe for three months to grind both online and on the EPT.

Frank Rusnak exemplifies what it means to fly under the radar in poker. He kicked off his live tournament poker playing scores with a sixth-place finish in the 2007 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event and has gone on to win nearly $1 million. Online, he's accumulated another $750,000 in tournaments. When he's not traveling, he's grinding live cash games in Las Vegas. On this edition of the Strategy with Kristy podcast, Rusnak discusses a few specific differences between online and live tournaments. He says that in tournaments, it's usually not correct to four-bet for value and fold, but in cash games, it can be the right play. He also suggests that it is essential to be able to recognize and take advantage of spots to pick up chips in order to have long-term success in tournaments.