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Record a really cool podcast with @MitAktien for my German YouTube Channel!
Stay tuned :)
Be aware of this person. Very likely a scam.
I assume this account reaches out to other pokerplayers/content creators too.
Very likely approaches people from other industries too (crypto, tech, trading etc..)
Pretends to work for @Bloomberg
Here is how it works:
1) Contacts people with personalised interview requests
2) Claimes to represent @Bloomberg
3) Sends a Calendly scheduling link.
4) Uses a deceptive authorization flow and phishing website designed to obtain account access or credentials.
Always make sure to double check.
Please retweet for awareness.
@bencb789 I’m writing an article on how training tools and data-driven strategies are changing online poker. Would value your insight. DM me if interested, thanks.
We beat Bulgaria in CS 1.6 💪🏻
IGL diff @SPELLANCS 😬
The Podcast with @ChidwickStephen is finally live, and people are loving it!
Check it out 👇
youtu.be/HhdbaJEbtj4?si=m9Er…
Very special Episode coming Monday, 6 pm CEST with the one and only @ChidwickStephen
Don't miss out! You can watch it on Youtube @raiseyouredge
Streaming Day1 TheOne $250 buy-in - $ 1,000,000 for first - Live on Twitch
twitch.tv/raiseyouredge
@CoinPoker_OFF
The biggest challenge in big-field, multi-flight tournaments is identifying players who want to build a massive stack versus those who simply want to survive and make Day 2.
Both player types play extremely unbalanced.
But once you identify them, you can exploit them in crazy ways.
Bluff them relentlessly or go razor-thin for value.
Especially in tournaments like TheOne on @CoinPoker_OFF, you'll be surprised by the absolute craziness on Day 1.
Identify, Adapt & Crush!
GTO won't help you much there.
If you are going to play The One on @CoinPoker_OFF check this video
It will help you to be better prepared.
His first $1 MILLION didn’t come from one big score...
From working supermarket shifts and grinding $1/$2 to competing at the highest stakes, @bencb789 built his journey one step at a time.
He looks back on that climb, the belief that kept him going, and what actually goes through his mind after winning a major tournament.
Every player has their own journey. Could The One be the defining moment in yours?
We beat Bulgaria 3:2 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
What an epic match
1.6 never gets boring
Well, there’s no consolation prize for the losers, like @SPELLANCS and @SkrimoCS . 😅
Anyway, McDonald’s isn’t too far away.
Playing with @AcendClub Germany against Bulgaria in CS 1.6
Back to the roots
6pm CEST live on twitch!
🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
So fucking proud of the boys @ItzzChrizZ97 @KILYAKAii @KetterPUBG @jeemzzpubg @Scoom ❤️
So much hard work went into this behind the scenes.
It wasn’t easy at all. So many rough games, tough situations, things not going our way…
But these guys just kept fighting, somehow finding points from spots where it looked almost impossible.
That’s what makes this one feel even better.
PGC. WE ARE COMING. 🔥
ITS HAPPENING TODAY
$250 Buy in
$1M for FIRST
THE ONE on @CoinPoker_OFF
GOOD LUCK CHAMPS
This is going to be EPIC!
CS 1.6 Showmatch GERMANY vs. BULGARIA
And I will be part of Team Germany!
Tuesday, 18:00 CEST. Live!
Guys, be careful.
People are trying to lure poker players into “juicy private games,” both live and online.
I get a lot of these messages. Some are obvious scams, but others are starting to look much more legitimate.
In general, be extremely careful with private games. I’ve heard way too many crazy stories over the years. It’s simply not worth the risk unless you’re dealing with people you genuinely trust.
There is no such thing as “easy money.”
See the screenshots below.
I removed some parts of the Account because I cannot prove it's 100% a scam, but it looks suspicious.
If you got similar messages or have more info, please share.
Please retweet as well to help prevent potential scams.
🤖 Made with AI
The Dream of Every Poker Player
@CoinPoker_OFF
The one is coming - Sunday, October 4th, 13:30 UTC
$1MIO FOR FIRST
Your shot at winning $1 MILLION.
Satellites are LIVE.
From as little as $1
Grind your way up. Don't miss out!
Your route to $1 MILLION is officially open!
Satellites to The One are now LIVE on CoinPoker, starting from just $1, with 3,000+ seats guaranteed in total leading up to the event.
Win your way in and earn your shot at the $5M prize pool and $1M first-place prize.
Your seat could be one satellite away!
The MOST DANGEROUS phase as a poker player 👇 (and how to avoid it)
It’s not your typical downswing.
Let me explain.
I recently won my 2nd bracelet and $1.4M.
Naturally, the hype was high.
I was excited to play the $5K WSOP Main, $10K Millions, $10k on CoinPoker, $10K WCOOP Main…
Then this happened:
For 2 weeks, I kept firing.
One bullet after another.
Around $250K in buy-ins.
Not a single Day 2.
And the funny part?
That’s completely normal.
It’s not a big sample.
It’s not some insane downswing.
But for less experienced players, this exact phase can destroy a career.
You get one big score.
Confidence goes through the roof. Your EGO gives you a false illusion. You think you are a great poker player. "You figured it out"
This applies to any stakes. Perhaps your first score is $1000, and you fire $10, $20, $50 Tournaments. Half of your bankroll can be gone in no time.
Maybe you study a little less.
Maybe you loosen your bankroll management.
Maybe you start thinking you’ve “made it.”
Then you run bad for a few weeks…
and suddenly half your bankroll is gone.
The phase AFTER a big score is an emotional roller coaster.
That’s when you need to stay the most disciplined.
Keep studying.
Keep your bankroll rules.
Don’t suddenly think you’re invincible.
A big win can give you a false sense that you’ve figured everything out.
You haven’t.
You don't need a CRAZY DOWNSWING to lose your bankroll.
Overconfidence, a big ego, and a little bad run can already destroy your bankroll, and this dangerous combination most often happens after a big score.
How to avoid it?
Don’t instantly move up in stakes.
Take a few days off and let your emotions come back to baseline.
Review the big score with poker friends or a coach.
Find the spots where you got lucky.
Find the spots you played well.
And most importantly, find the spots you misplayed.
Then set clear goals for your next session.
Do this, and you avoid one of the biggest mistakes in poker:
Winning big… then giving it all back because you suddenly think you’re better than you are.
Countless players have destroyed their bankrolls this way.
Don’t be one of them.