Nothing like a hot mic. After a grueling 15 inning lost and elimination from the playoffs last night, Detroit Tigers radio host Dan Dickerson just let out what everyone was feeling at that moment during what he thought was a commercial break. @foundfootagefest.com and 3, 2 ,1....
Today’s find for a quarter. When we visit my parents my wife bust out laughing when they go on the internet and hear. “Welcome, you got mail” #AOL
GGPoker Site Crash Disrupts GGMasters Anniversary and Players React
The GGMasters Anniversary was set to be one of the most-anticipated events of the month. In a turn of events that not even the organizers expected...
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You might appreciate this one @edicius.bsky.social since you’ve been online just as long as me.
Human interest stories and op-eds. Hearing about the dealer and operator side of things. Player stories which covers women focused articles as well. Add a bit of history in there. How things used to be in poker and media…warts and all.
What Would You Do? - Nick Knacks Episode #104
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Instead of taking care of himself now that he’s older he wants to whine. He’s known more for eating than playing these days. It’s the main, it’s a special grind and has been for the last 20 years. You have to be at your best. A guy won at 55 in 2019, Doyle went deep at 79. It catches up, be better
It’s been that way for a long time. If anything it’s easier today as they don’t do the “play til 7am” FT or final 9 days. 10 hrs and out. Phil didn’t say anything about back then as he watched others struggle. Father Time has caught up so he wants things to change for him now that Doyle is gone.
The feeling of getting that buzz is rare at 46, it’s all been done. I think the key is just having your stupid thing that your into and running with that. I live right next to train hobby shop and when I drive by it I think “is today they day I become basement train guy” not yet…but it’s coming.
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For those who celebrate, happy Presidents Day!
Testing out twitch stream while I work. Enjoy Ultimate Poker Challenge filmed in 2004 at the Plaza. Hopefully it doesn't crash while I'm away. :) www.twitch.tv/1timedealer
I’m in Michigan. It’s an odd thing here. In 2024 we lost two card rooms in Detroit leaving MGM Detroit the only game in the city. But one of the biggest stops on the MSPT is in Michigan on the west side of the state.
One month free from Facebook. Less real engagement, more algorithm junk. The final straw? Memories becoming a parade of the dead. Had to let it go. Downside: Harder to keep up with local businesses. Twitter/X is on thin ice but Poker Twitter keeps me around. Hoping Bluesky takes off! Here is cat tax
Today summed up as a photo.
Well, there’s a big old warning flag…
RIP John Erwin.
You can own a switchblade that looks like a hotdog. The future is fucking amazing, dont let anyone tell you different.
Chopping for a WSOP bracelet by doing it the worst way possible. The 1997 $1.5k 7 Card Stud Event. forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-view...
Rest assured that the world's dumbest people are on the case.
One of my favorite episodes is the Flubs. I see The Flubman has good taste.
Stars wrapped up a strong holiday series with just one overlay, while BetMGM continues to overlay half their events. It's puzzling they avoid the NV market and joining MI-NJ pool but will hand out overlays so freely. They need bigger pool. onetimedealer.com/2025/01/06/r...
Here in Michigan I’ve heard of ice fishermen putting Christmas trees in their used ice fishing holes.
The PokerStars of old would have been greasing pockets of all the states governments and boards.
When Stars launched in Michigan they were dumping all over in ads. Now almost four years later they’ve pumped the breaks on putting any money into ads
The PokerStars of old sure, the Stars owned by Flutter I don’t know. They put zero into advertising here into Michigan. Flutter makes so much from the sports books that it owns that it feels like Stars is an afterthought.
