T1K Podcast
T1K Podcast
Podcast Description
The T1K Podcast is hosted by Professional Poker Player John-Christian Templeton a.k.a. T1000 and Nationally touring comedian Joe Begley. Through a beautiful combination of JC’s excessive poker knowledge and Joe’s lack off they break down high stakes poker hands, famous poker movies, and even T1000’s biggest losses and wins!
While being a poker novice, Joe is a veteran of Stand up comedy. He shares insight to the touring stand up world, the everyday hustle, and even breakdowns of his old sets…some good, some not so good. The T1K Podcast is being dealt every Saturday at 9am!
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This podcast covers a variety of topics related to poker and comedy, such as high stakes poker hands, famous poker movies, Joe's experiences on the stand-up circuit, and personal shares from both hosts. Episodes include in-depth discussions like Joe's first big show and analyses of iconic poker scenes from movies, along with themes of performance and personal growth.
The T1K Podcast is hosted by Professional Poker Player John-Christian Templeton a.k.a. T1000 and Nationally touring comedian Joe Begley. Through a beautiful combination of JC’s excessive poker knowledge and Joe’s lack off they break down high stakes poker hands, famous poker movies, and even T1000’s biggest losses and wins!
While being a poker novice, Joe is a veteran of Stand up comedy. He shares insight to the touring stand up world, the everyday hustle, and even breakdowns of his old sets…some good, some not so good. The T1K Podcast is being dealt every Saturday at 9am!
**T1000 Podcast Ep. 58**Texas Mike pulls off an absolutely insane bluff in a **$2.8 MILLION pot** against Andrew Robl — and we break down exactly how the hand played out, why Mike's line worked, and what Robl was thinking before making the call.The guys also get into the psychology of high-stakes poker, why momentum and emotions can completely change the way you play, and how to actually learn from losing sessions instead of blaming everything on variance.Plus, a full recap of an unforgettable day at **Driftwood Country Club**, including a ridiculous bunker shot, tequila hidden around the course, Jordan Spieth sightings, and Joe's battle with a 20-handicap golf game.**Also in the episode:**- Breaking down Texas Mike's massive river bluff- How to read an opponent when millions are on the line- What actually separates good poker players from amateurs- How casual players should handle downswings and bad sessions- Why playing smaller stakes can completely change your mindset- The easiest poker games to exploit- PLO, mixed games, Pineapple & Five Card PLO- How to spot weak players at the table- Reading timing tells, bet sizing and body language- When to trust your gut — and when your ”read” is completely wrong- The difference between making a bad decision and getting unlucky- Joe's disastrous attempt to exploit a tight player with pocket jacks**CHAPTERS**00:00 Intro & High-Stakes Poker02:39 Joe's Insane Golf Shot07:28 Golf, Gambling & Texas11:05 The Austin Pitch Competition16:22 Advice for Casual Poker Players24:10 Texas Mike vs. Andrew Robl32:22 Robl Goes Into the Tank40:41 The Psychology Behind Big Poker Decisions44:55 How Do You Handle a Massive River Bet?48:42 When Your Poker Read Is Completely Wrong52:29 How to Spot an Amateur Poker Player55:53 Joe's Pocket Jacks Disaster**Subscribe for more T1000 Podcast episodes, poker hand breakdowns, high-stakes poker stories, and everything happening around the Austin poker scene.**#Poker #PokerPodcast #HighStakesPoker #TexasMike #AndrewRobl #T1000Podcast #TexasPoker #PokerStrategy #PLO
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