Member Questions for the CardsChat Podcast

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For Tommy -

How did you happen to switch gears from full-time musician to poker aficionado/expert/pro? Do you continue to make music?
What is one simple piece of advice you could give a poker player at any level?
Bucket list - is there anything left to achieve?
 
Marle Cordeiro
Q: What do you think everyone should do at least once in their life?
Q: If you were a dictator of a small island nation, what crazy dictator things would you do?
Q: What are some of your personal rules that you never break?
 
For Marle -
Anyone who has watched/listened to your Vlogs has to know you have a great sense of humour and timing. So, 2 questions - how did you develop your quick wit? and why or how did creating a vlog come to be?

What do your future poker goals include?

What do you like to do in your free time?
 
For Marle:

Q: How did you and Spraggy become a couple?
Q: What is the biggest poker goal you have for 2022?
 
Debi said:
Looking for more questions for Tommy Angelo!
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For Tommy:
Q: You shared a name with a famous mob character - have you been mistaken for him before?
Q: What was your trigger to move from music to poker?
 
For Marle Cordeiro
Q: How whent the suit you put agaist Mike Postle?
Q: In wath u invest for the time you retire from poker have an retirement?
 
For Tommy
Q: How did you arange time for playing poker and writing books?
Q: And how do you get alon with poker and coaching?
 
Debi said:
Let's get some great questions in for Kristen Bicknell!!
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Are questions for whoever interviews these people also welcomed :hmmmm2:
 
Risto234 said:
Are questions for whoever interviews these people also welcomed :hmmmm2:
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It would be a bit silly for the person conducting the interview to ask himself questions. 😛

If you have any for him however I will be glad to ask him - just send me a message.
 
For Kristen -

How and who introduced you to poker? Which variant did you learn first?
With all the great wins and finishes, which one tournament would you consider your favourite?
Is there any single thing you believe could encourage more women to play poker whether online or live?
What are your favourite things to do in your free time?
Post-covid, is there any place in the world you would like to visit for the first time OR revisit?
 
Kristen Bicknell
Q: What is something amazing that you did, but nobody was around to see it?
Q: What is the biggest challenge of your life and why?
Q: What are the things you had to unlearn?
 
Kristen Bicknell
Q: Wish cash stake was harder for you to climb?
Q: Im currently playing nl25, it has been very hard for me to climb to that level and i have had to get donw 1 stake or 2 several times. Wath do you use to do when you find hard to climb a level or when you are lousing or winning less tham spected?
 
Kristen Bicknell

Q: If you washed up on a desert island with a deck of cards which poker player would you most want with you and why?
 
For Kristen!

First off - huge fan of yours! For what you have done for both women in poker and Canadians in poker is remarkable!

Q: Where were you first exposed to poker?
Q: What would you say is your stronger game - live or online poker?
Q: What is the easiest and hardest thing about being with another poker player?
Q: How often - pre-COVID of course - would you actually be at home?
Q: You have 3 bracelets and countless trophies. Which one sticks out as your greatest accomplishment?
 
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For Scott -

Take us back to that moment you knew you won the WSOP ME. Can you describe the emotion?
I recall you had sought out Elliot Roe to help with your mindset leading up to the WSOP in 2017. How many hours did you spend priming your mind for the big event?
What are your plans for live post-COVID poker?
What do you like to do most away from the poker table?
 
Scott Blumstein
Q: When people come to you for help, what do they usually want help with?
Q: What would be a spectacular way to die?
 
For Scott B.:
Q: What was the hardest part of your path to the WSOP title?
Q: How did your life change for the better after your huge win?
Q: Where do you want to see poker go in the next 5 years?
Q: If you got deep again in the WSOP, what would you do differently?
Q: Do you feel more pressure playing the WSOP ME now, or less?
Q: What is the one tournament you still want to win?
 
Scott Blumstein
Q: Did you get to work as an accountant before becoming pro player?
Q: At what point and what did you take into consideration to become a poker pro player?
 
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