Top Pair Home Game Poker Podcast Ep. #349: Tommy Angelo and Lee Jones

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Top Pair Home Game Poker Podcast

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Top Pair Home Game Poker Podcast Ep. #349: Tommy Angelo and Lee Jones

2020-02-27

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Bruce and Robbie welcome famed poker coaches Tommy Angelo and Lee Jones to the show to talk about their great new project called Poker Simple. They also have a short chat with Steve Fredlund, founder of the Rec Poker Podcast, to welcome him and the show to the Cardplayer Lifestyle podcast family.

After some traditional home game recaps from our hosts, George Chao of BBO Poker Tables chimes in with a segment featuring all the information you always wanted to know about poker table armrests.

Finally, Ben Ludlow takes a look at the “important tradition of complaining” that some members of the poker community have in the lead up to the World Series of Poker each summer.