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Sep 25, 2026

Aaron BaroneGUEST
63:30
No, no, no, no.
Warren DombowskyHOST
63:31
I wonder if, and this is slightly off, but the recent move by, I think it's PartyPoker, to use real names in big tournaments online.
Warren DombowskyHOST
63:42
So they're forcing, I wonder if that'll change some of that behavior.
Warren DombowskyHOST
63:45
Like even the perception of, you know, now they're real people on the other side of the table, right?
Matt ValeoGUEST
65:10
I ...
Matt ValeoGUEST
65:11
Matt, I remember m- addressing s- mentioning this a couple days ago when we were on the phone, but I don't know the numbers or the details, but I do remember somewhere between 10 and 40 years ago, Party Poker increased the rake, and I remember thinking, "Oh, well, let's see what their revenue or what ..." Basically, no one cared.
Matt ValeoGUEST
65:30
The, they, they just made more money.
Matt ValeoGUEST
65:33
They lost some customers, of course, but it wasn't enough for them to have lost.
Barry CarterGUEST
12:06
I think Grosvenor, even though they're a big rival brand, have got good satellites.
Barry CarterGUEST
12:10
And I think PartyPoker do them really, really well.
Alessandra PinoHOST
12:13
Yeah.
Alessandra PinoHOST
12:13
What's one of your favourite stops so far, as in city-wise, that you've really
Art ParmanHOST
15:26
on parts of the timeline there.
Justin YoungHOST
15:29
How old were you when you binked the 580? You said it was PokerStars or PartyPoker? PokerStars.
Justin YoungHOST
15:35
PokerStars,
Noah SchwartzGUEST
15:35
yeah.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
3:40
So again, we were playing, like, these small stakes cash games in suburban Tucson, Arizona, and my friends and peers had no clue what they were doing.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
3:48
Then I opened up the Party Poker lobby, uh, when I turned 18, when I turned 18, [laughs] uh, in 2004.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
3:56
Uh, the first things I see are SNGs, sit and gos, right? I don't know anything.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
4:00
I don't...
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
4:15
And just, like, stubborn as a mule, I just kept playing these $20 sit and gos, just burning $100 deposits over and over again.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
4:22
I must have burned, like, 20, 30 of these $100 deposits, uh, before I eventually went and played cash.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
4:29
I remember the first time I played cash, it was two/four no limit, and, like, I took the full 400, like, in my, uh, Party Poker account, and then just ran insanely hot that day.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
4:38
Won, like, 2 or 3,000.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
29:54
It's about, like, growing up.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
29:55
It's about, you know, building deep friendships, you know, relationships with girls, et cetera, and I had that, but, but I can just think of too many nights that, that I really do regret where I told my friends, like, "Nah, I'm not gonna do this," and I would just sit there and, like, grind online poker, like, on eight tables, like the, the 10, 20 Party Poker, you know, and it's like- I don't know.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
30:15
It ma- it makes me kinda sad to think about it, but also, like, if I didn't do that, who knows, like, how things would've ended up in poker, so.
Justin YoungHOST
30:22
Yeah, shit, at 10, 20 in, in college, like, yeah, you were, you were really doing it, [laughs] it sounds like.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
30:47
Yeah, I rose up pretty quickly.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
30:48
Like, to overs- to oversimplify it, like, uh, my freshman year, uh, things did not go well, like, the first, like, semester.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
30:56
Um, I was used to playing, like, small stakes cash games against guys who were barely breathing, and I open up, like, the Party Poker lobby, and I don't know what, what the hell's going on.
Garrett AdelsteinGUEST
31:05
Uh, and I see, like, $20 sit-and-go, so I just start playing those.

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