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Hello, Max

Q: You have 4 WSOP bracelets in 4 different variants, which game you think it's your best one?
 
My question is here, on tournaments, when im im the bubble phase, where to take chances to increase my stack in order to last until the paid position?
 
Q: In which poker game variants do you have a strong advantage over other players?
Q: Do you have a favourite non-poker related card game?
 
Hello Mr. Pescatori, nice to have you here.
My question: "How much study time do you invest for your progress in poker?"
 
Questions for Max Pescatori:

1. Do you prefer playing tournaments or cash games?
2. Where is your favorite place to play poker?
3. Where do you see the state of poker 10 years from now?

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Hello Mr. Pescatori
1 My question is: how do you see the new generations of poker?
2 What motivated you to get into the world of poker?
 
Max Pescatori
Q: If you buried a treasure chest, what would you put in it and why?
Q: Which poker rule would you change if you could and why?
Q: If you wrote a book, what would it be about and why?
 
Max Pescatori
Q: What is your biggest advice for begginers?
Q: What do you like to do to get your mind away of poker?
Q: Do you think online poker will be affected by the technological advance of AI?
 
For Max Pescatori:
Q1. Being the most famous Italian poker player, do you think, as the author of several books about gambling, that you have made a certain contribution to the development and increase of the popularity of poker in Italy? Could you tell us more about this?

Q2. Who do you consider your idol?

Q3. How popular is poker in Italy among women?
 
Questions for Max Pescatori:

Q: How long do you take a break from poker after tournaments?
Q: Which was your hardest villain in the past years?
 
Question for Max Pescatori:

Q: When did you start playing poker?
Q: How did you transition from amateur to pro?
 
Max Pescatori
Q: Your nickname is the Italian Pirate, was this name given to you or did you pick it yourself?
Q: If you could pick one player to play heads up with, who would it be and why?
 
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Question for Max Pescatori:

Q: When did you start playing poker?
Q: How did you transition from amateur to pro?
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belizebum said:
Max Pescatori
Q: Your nickname is the Italian Pirate, was this name given to you or did you pick it yourself?
Q: If you could pick one player to play heads up with, who would it be and why?
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Sorry - questions for this are closed already/
 
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Now taking questions for Gareth James!

Gareth is a tournament poker coach, two-time published author and SCOOP champ! Check out his Twitter here:

You have until Wed, Aug 9 @5pm US Eastern to submit your questions!
 
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Questions for Gareth James:

1. Do you prefer playing poker or coaching poker?
2. Do you have any hobbies outside of poker?

Thanks
 
Gareth James
Q: When was the last time you had such a good laugh that you couldn’t breathe and what was so funny?
Q: If you were accidentally mistaken for a celebrity and got to live their life for a day, who would you want it to be and why?
Q: What's the most creative excuse you've used to get out of something?
 
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Question for Gareth James

What Scoop event did you manage to ship also what is your Favorite Scoop event.

Thanks in advance
 
Question for Gareth James:

Q: What are the most common mistakes your students make when they start getting coaching?
 
Q: How significant are timing tells in online poker?
Q: What is the best way to study short handed play in tournaments?
 
Hi Gareth

I'm a big fan of mixed games - arguably, there's a big gap in the market regarding coaching for mixed games.

If you had to learn to play in a mixed games environment, with no restrictions on the type of games - so including old favourites like Stud plus newer inventions like Archie and Drawmaha - how would you go about developing your skills in all those different variants to compete with people who are already familiar with the games?
 
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