Will the biggest buy-in of all time be announced next month?
We recap some stories you may have missed including the Joe Ingram podcast returns, the Sunday Million PKO and sick multi-tabling skills.
Is the biggest buy-in ever coming?
Following another successful outing last month, the next nosebleed stakes Triton series has been announced for Montenegro next month. For the first time ever it will include PLO as well as regular No Limit and Short Deck.
We mention this purely because last year Triton promised us the biggest buy-in poker tournament in history last year. It doesn't look like it will be next month, but could this festival be the one where it is announced? It will be just ahead of the WSOP and seems like a perfect time to announce it.
Papi's podcast is back
The Joe Rogan of poker is officially back, as Joe Ingram has announced the return of the Poker Life Podcast (clearly starting his 2020 Global Poker Award nomination campaign early).
The big question (for now) is who is that most requested guest he has teased?
I'm officially back doing my podcast regularly starting next Monday. I have about 8 podcasts lined up so far for this month w/ some of the top people from different parts of the poker world.
A mix of returning favorites & one of the most requested guest over the past year 🤙ðŸ»ðŸ”¥
— Joey Ingram 🤙ðŸ»ðŸ¤™ðŸ» (@Joeingram1) April 2, 2019
Polk is back
Doug Polk is still on his break from poker, and YouTube, and Crypto, and comedy, but it looks like his new thing is fitness and the one thing he always does consistently is rile people up. Take a deep dive into his comments to see what we mean:
Thr fitness industry is based around lies on what you need to be healthy. Its profitable to sell desperate people fake products.
If you want to lose fat, eat less food.
If you want to gain muscle, lift weights and eat more protein.
It's not easy, but it is that simple.
— Doug Polk (@DougPolkPoker) April 3, 2019
PKOs save the Sunday Million
Last weekend the Sunday Million was a PKO for one time only and the good folks at pokerfuse have crunched the numbers.
It seems since the Sunday Million buy-in was halved the attendance has been declining most weeks, however the PKO version of the Million bucked that trend, attracting 12,790 entries in total.
Sick multi-tabling
Finally, we have all seen some epic instances of poker players grinding 24 tables at once, but do you think you could play a game within a game like this?
The game isn’t ridiculous. The person playing it is ridiculous. pic.twitter.com/dR3vLU9vtb
— Carl Miller (@carljackmiller) April 2, 2019
Should the Sunday Million be a PKO all the time? Let us know in the comments:
