Erik Seidel - I Am High Stakes Poker [Full Interview] 

@L E I think the point was he looks pretty good in his 60s

Clean living

Lol

Perfectly stated.

His heds up with Dima Urbanowitz showed that clearly

Couldnt of said it better brother. Stand up guy always humble.

He is the epitome of what every poker player should strive to be. This man has adapted and remained highly relevant and even dominant at every level through the evolution of the game. Well done, Eric Seidel.

Great guy so different from asholes like negreanu, polk, hellmut and some off the new sweeldheaded young american players.

He's like that 53 year-old professional footballer / soccer player

@@sudstahgaming not really an apt comparison cuz soccer requires physical fitness poker just requires mental aptitude and physical fitness deteriorates with age at a greater rate than mental aptitude

@@AlexSmith-dh1oz I know that but I mean on terms of ability to still compete

Lol Roland would be minus ev in pokerstars 3.50 sit and go 🐬

Sure you were buddy

Is JRB still around ?

Is Bellande even a lifetime winner at the game?

@@GRice999 of course not

Bellande is a donk.

Glad you enjoy the content!

@@PaulPhuaPokerYT paul buy some adds like Polk do, your content is better then his..

Really? His first question is, do u listen to music when u play? He needs practice.

@@anthonymatrone7970 He was just balancing his first question range, I think he's doing good

Interesting is debatable.

He is doing amazing in my opinion

@@philthomas4312 I agree. It seems to me that most of the questions he's asking are an opportunity to talk about himself or reflect something he thinks about himself rather than being genuinely interested in Erik. Too much talking rather than drawing Erik out and getting him to talk

Pshhhhh…he can’t hold a candle to Jamie Gold😂

@@abcdefg54321x You're right, no one can. Gold is so full of hot air he'd blow out any candle or match that got near him. :-)

i would take Chip Reese to play for me.

Genius people always put them selfs in other people's shoes and they tend to think other people are smarter then them. Un like the over confident masses 🤔

He won’t say sorry for check raising

Definitely GOAT

Prehistoric shark. Old enough to be tom dwan's grandpa

@@josephanthonyharrisiii6091 60 is a grandpa to a 30 y old?

@@oliverjordan695 Likewise

The interviewer is actually named Lee Davy! You can follow him on Twitter @Chingster23

Exactly

not exactly

Great Mindset . We love you.

There are websites If you want to learn poker

@@tylerjoyner9865 I know how to play. But thanks.

adam mcdougall 95% of players play out of fear and complacency. Seems like you are complacent from your response

@@tylerjoyner9865 It seems! you just want to argue on RU-vid comments section. Sad.

There's a fine line. Is it gambling if you consistently show return? Are financial investments gambling if you never see a return? Almost everything in life has an element of risk Vs reward. If you can study and research educate yourself to the extent that you can expect a long term return in a game such as poker is it really gambling or just smart investing? To me gambling is more so the category of risk where you have a negative expected value. I've casino games or sports betting. Arguably you can be smart enough to sports bet profitably too but sure everything is open to debate really! The term "gambler" has a very negative connotation and is used to describe someone without discipline, it's understandable why someone who has become successful in poker through years of disciplined study and effort does not want to be in this category!

It's a skill game with a gamble element it's not gambling were you are at a disadvantage like all the other casino games.

It could have been better but it wasnt the worst possible interview. We learned some stuff or atleast i did.

Oh you mean you would rather a boring recollection of memories instead of a real insight into the guest's personality and inner thoughts. I'm so glad you're not the interviewer