Good vs Bad Poker Advice: Separating Fact From Fiction
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Podcasts are everywhere these days, covering everything under the sun—and poker is no exception. Whether you're after pro tips, killer strategies, epic poker stories, or interviews with the legends, there’s a podcast out there with your name on it.
Some even up the ante with exclusive tournaments, promos, and sweet giveaways—because who doesn’t want free merch or a shot at a tournament while you listen?
Here are ten poker podcasts you need to tune into at least once (but trust us, you’ll be back for more).
If you’re hunting for poker wisdom, look no further. The Red Chip Poker Podcast (RCP) delivers top-notch coaching sessions packed with strategies for both live and online play. Expect insider interviews with pros, coaches, and the latest poker gossip.
With a reported 3.5 million downloads (marketing hype or not), the RCP is a must-listen for anyone serious about leveling up their game. Dive into their archive and catch up on all the gems you might have missed.
Dedicated to multi-table tournaments (MTT), The Tournament Poker Edge mainly covers MTT strategy. In each episode, the host talks to pros and other guests about MTT strategy in theory and practice by going over hands and different poker scenarios. It also covers general MTT topics and current news from around the poker tournament community, making it an excellent source of information for keen tournament players.
The Thinking Poker podcast has a mix of poker strategies to help new and experienced players improve, coverage of current events in the poker world, book reviews and interviews with poker pros. In addition, some episodes dig deep into the life of poker pros and present first hand knowledge from people in the industry. But, arguably the best aspect of this particular podcast is the host's ability to break down complex subjects in easy to understand terms.
Sessions is a distinctive poker podcast hosted by long-time pro DGAF, offering an unfiltered look at his journey through the poker world. The podcast explores his experiences, from the highs of success to the challenges of rebuilding his career after facing significant setbacks, including severe financial struggles. With candid storytelling and behind-the-scenes insights, Sessions provides a compelling and brutally honest view of the challenges and dedication involved in being a poker pro. It’s a must-listen for anyone curious about the true realities of life in poker.
Smart Poker Study focuses on everything new and intermediate players can do to help improve their poker skills, starting with the fundamentals. To keep more experienced players interested, the podcast has interviews with celebrity players, coaches and book reviews.
A podcast with high-quality hand analysis, the Just Hands Poker hosts dissect hands from live poker games stage by stage and offer tips on how to play better in each situation. Although it does require some prior poker knowledge to understand the concepts and lingo, the podcast is still an excellent source of information for in-depth hand analysis.
Unlike most other poker podcasts, DAT has a legendary poker player at the helm, with Daniel Negreanu hosting along with Adam Schwartz, Terrence Chan and Ross Henry. Content ranges from anecdotes about the poker world, breakdowns of poker hands, game strategies and occasional interviews with other celebrity players. While not the best podcast in terms of quality and content, the inclusion of Daniel Negreanu, one of the best poker players in history makes it well worth a listen at least once, maybe twice.
Hosted by a professional poker player specialising in 6-Max online poker, Carrot Corners focuses on teaching listeners about poker strategy, hand ranges, poker math, tilt and hand analysis, and has a few guest interviews thrown in as well. Although mainly focused around online poker, the tips in the podcast can still be helpful for live poker players looking to improve.
The Postflop Poker Podcast has episodes with an in-depth look at everything to do with the post-flop stage of the game, including strategies for pot control and stack sizes. The Postflop Poker Podcast also shares opinions on poker programs and occasional interviews. There aren’t many podcasts covering the post-flop stage in such detail, making Postflop Poker Podcast an excellent resource for improving skills in that area of the game.
Not all poker podcasts are updated regularly; in some cases, the creators have decided to take a break from the podcast game. They might not cover current events in the poker world, but older podcasts like the Two Plus Two Pokercast and Ante Up Magazine Podcast can still have excellent poker strategies and tips that are always relevant to the game even though both were discontinued as of 2023.
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