How to break through to high-stakes poker | Luke "Clanty" Johnson 

This is still my favorite episode. You should have Luke on again!

Wow you guys really have the most in-depth poker podcast! Sick guest as always

All of these podcasts are gold, so valuable to listen. Thanks a lot to all of you

Been going for long walks and listening to these podcasts, really enjoying them thanks 👍

"Hard work beats talent any day... except the first day"

Another great guest! Really inspiring one!

Great video. You guys gotta get Stefan on.

i think you need to get this stafan on the show this is so interesting show ! gg

Love this content! what's your future lineup look like?

Great podcast! Thanks ! Where is the video are talking on 2:28:20 ?

New to the channel. Tried to watch the free video but it isn’t free. Got to pay $24.99 for the essential upgrade to listen to it. Thought I’d just comment ^

Great podcast Mr. Dutchman and Carmichael and Clanty! I really feel you guys when you talk about it being frustrating when opponents do things they shouldn't. Many keyboards now sleep at the bottom of my trash can. Jared Tendler talks about that tilt in his book. But knowing that doesn't make me happier. FUCK ME!!!

anyone know what nodes in a 4bet pot the solver prefers 5% pot sized bet?

They simply don't miss

Nice pod ep

Nice talking guys, tks a lot!

Anyone else thinks Luke sound a little like Spraggy? Great content btw thanks!

thanks for the best podcast available for the hs comunity now that joey is gone :)

Great show! Sounds like Clanty despises the thing that makes poker great and keeps the recreationals coming back

Wow my tilt type is the same as clantys. Bad regs getting rewarded for stupidity really drives me insane.

Wakko with the Sklansky knowledge 💰

Clanty coming to you live, from a messy closet 😂

Great stuff 🔥🔥🔥

1000% same tilting issue.... that auto cB is a disgrace

The Lord of the Rings

Bookmark 34:30

Great interview but what always hits me is how many pro players are completely unaware how bad variance can get in cash games. I dont blame them because part of becoming a pro is running reasonably well most of the time and players who run bad for hundreds of thousands (or even 1m +) hands never (or rarely) become pros.

His office is a mess I have no idea how he can focus in there. Good podcast though

Wtf this dude is annoyed when others make mistakes. Where does he think the money comes from? And he's not really annoyed about them, he's annoyed about himself and he doesn't even recognise it

Poker pro's hating on playing videogames. Wow.