PN Podcast: Three Clocks, One Hand + Hear from Rising Content Star Caitlin Comeskey
On the latest PokerNews Podcast episode of 2023, Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen talk about the former's recent appearance on the Talk is Jericho podcast as well as the latter's trip to Texas. They then wrap up PokerNews' coverage of the EPT Paris by discussing Johan “Yoh Viral” Guilbert's controversial hand where he got the clock called on him three different times! Also, hear a winner's interview from PokerStars qualifier Razvan Belea, who took down the Main Event for €1,170,000.
Other stories covered include 1999 WSOP champ Noel Furlong leaving behind a literal fortune, Connor Richards’ Top 5 Casino Movies you must watch, and Rafi Azam winning the RGPS Jamul Main Event for $52,820.
Finally, Jesse has a conversation for his fellow Global Poker Award nominee Caitlin Comeskey to talk about her come-up in poker, content production, and much more!
and the big blind checked to Dyer who continued for 8,500. Nasreddine quickly folded, as did the player in the cutoff. The big blind took some time, but in the end made the fold as well and Dyer scooped the pot.
on the board when Anthony Hu was faced with a 47,500 bet from Danny Wong. It was too much for Hu and he tossed away his hand to give up the pot. Even with the lost pot, Hu has continued to chip up on Day 2ab. 
. Both players checked the flop and Livschitz bet 16,000 on the 
turn. Lim made it 45,000, but Livschitz shoved for a total of 91,000. After a long tank, Lim got away from it and gave Livschitz another pot on her early Day 2 run.
, Kitty Kuo checked from the big blind over to Amir Lehavot in middle position who bet out 11,000. Kuo made the call and the 
completed the board. 
for a pair of queens and Kuo sent her cards into the muck.
and Lim checked. Livschitz bet 6,000 and Baker called before Lim check-raised to 28,000. Livschitz folded quickly and Baker came along to see 
on the turn. Lim bet the turn and Baker folded. 
and Lim check-called a 3,000 bet from Livschitz to see 
on the turn. Both players checked the turn and Lim checked again on the 
river. Livschitz fired 15,000 and Lim gave up the pot.
and Sekhar continued for 17,000. Dentale pondered for a few seconds before moving all in for close to 80,000 and Sekhar went in the tank. After almost a minute, Sekhar made the fold and Dentale scooped the pot.
