CardRunners Podcast

Mark and Matt ring in the New Year with a look at the Pokerstars VPP and rake changes that caused quite the uproar amongst the poker community. Then, there is an interesting twist in the Duhamel home invasion case, New Jersey is looking at online gambling again, and Phil Ivey apparently made a lot of money over at full tilt. All this and more on the first Rabbit Hunt of 2012!

Mark and Matt take a break from holiday festivities to open up a Christmas present from the DOJ, a memo that paves the way for states to allow online poker. The two look at the possibilities for 2012 as well as a review of the big players and stories from 2011. All this and more on the final episode of the Rabbit Hunt for 2011!

Matt is back from Europe just in time for a packed episode of the Rabbit Hunt. This week the two look at the most recent Black Friday news, tournament results from the WPT and the Epic Poker League, and a casino CEO that thinks online poker is bad for society. All this and more on this week's episode.

Security risks seem to be the name of the game this week, with UB and Bodog making headlines for all the wrong reasons. On the plus side, the $1 million One Drop Foundation tournament seems to be in good shape, and Pokerstars broke another world record for the size of their tournaments. Found out about this and more on this week's show.

This week the Rabbit Hunt heads off to Macau (well... they talk about it anyway), discussing the latest high stakes and tournament action to hit Asia. They also discuss a new WSOP-C stop and a settlement in the infamous Hollywood home game lawsuit.

On this week's show, Mark and Matt take a look at the GBT/DOJ deal that shows progress is being made on the Full Tilt front. Then, in a lengthy interview, they sit down with Annie Duke to discuss the Epic Poker League, including the troubles their Standards and Conduct Committee are facing.

Mark and Matt are back to a normal news week on Rabbit Hunt, with stories ranging from Full Tilt's latest actions with the DOJ, Nevada looking to license online poker sites, Congress starting up more hearings, and how the IRS made more money than the 4th place finisher in the WSOP this year.

This week its all about the November Nine on the Rabbit Hunt. Matt Matros joins the program to discuss some of the key hands of the event, as well as everyone's thoughts on the ESPN coverage and how the heads up stacked up to other Main Event finishes.

Full Tilt Poker is about to be sold...can it be? Mark and Matt take a look at the latest to come out of the site, as well as taking a look at how Pokerstars and UB are doing. Also, the two look at the Poker Hall of Fame inductees and speculate on who has a shot next year.

Mark and Matt have a lot to discuss on this week's show, so much so that they couldn't do it alone. After discussing the latest Full Tilt and AGCC news, Scarlet Robinson joins the program to talk about the US Congressional Subcommittee meeting, and then things are rounded out with tournament results from various WSOP events.

Mark and Matt are talking WSOPE results on this week's Rabbit Hunt, as both the players and the structures make headlines. Then we catch up on the latest legal news around poker as well as take a look at how things are going for the poker industry six months after Black Friday.

Mark and Matt are finally talking about more than just Full Tilt this week with stories from around the poker legal landscape. They also discuss the Poker Hall of Fame nominees as well as the WSOP-E prelims.

Full Tilt makes all the headlines once again on this week's Rabbit Hunt, as Mark and Matt try to dicipher the latest news. The AGCC decided to revoke FTP's license, but is a buyer finally ready to purchase the beleaguered site? Find out about this and more on this week's Rabbit Hunt!

Another week, more Full Tilt news. Mark and Matt look at the continued fallout from the amended civil compliant as it hit the poker community, the mainstream media, and even a poker tour. It all is broken down nicely for you on this week's Rabbit Hunt.

Mark and Matt try to sift through the latest Full Tilt indictment news on this week's Rabbit Hunt. Between the Department of Justice, Tom Dwan, 2p2, and Twitter, there was more than enough to cover the subject in detail, and the two also look into the fallout from the new civil indictments.