The boys are back in their man cave! Listen to the show now as they break down GOAT Week on Poker After Dark, Randall Emmett’s intervention, Tom Dwan’s takes on the high stakes poker economy, as well as brand new Power Rankings. 01:20 – Today on the show! 03:00 – Previewing the British Poker Open & Super High Roller Bowl at Aspers Casino in London and streamed live on PokerGO with commentary by Jeff Platt and Brent Hanks. 07:01 – Recapping GOAT Week on Poker After Dark featuring Paul Pierce, Alan Keating, Rob Yong, Jennifer Tilly, Randall Emmett, Tom Dwan, Brandon Cantu & Mike Sexton. Brent and Remko break down the biggest pots of the night. 14:25 – The interview, or intervention if you will, with Randall Emmett during GOAT Week! 18:28 – Randall Emmett’s pride of turning his energy down a few notches which, in his mind, created the best night of poker action in his life on GOAT Week. 22:34 – The social media comments were far more positive on Randall Emmett, and how Mike Matusow was far worse back in the day! 27:40 – Breaking down Randall’s antics with Brent Hanks and how the table was split between four massive stacks and three smaller stacks. 32:21 – Tom Dwan joins the podcast to talk about Triton Super High Rollers, Phil Hellmuth, and his future plans. 35:50 – Tom Dwan’s take on the future of super high stakes poker action. 37:45 – The way players and fans sweat the action in Asia and how Tom Dwan’s sweater gave away some tells by walking away mid-hand. 40:00 – The biggest pot Tom Dwan has ever seen. 42:40 – How did Tom Dwan end up playing on High Stakes Poker and Poker After Dark? 44:56 – What is needed for poker not to become like chess? Brent and Remko break down Tom Dwan’s vision. 50:30 – Addressing the Poker Central Power Rankings controversy! 51:25 – Starting with Ali Imsirovic in 10th place on the Power Rankings, Brent Hanks breaks down all the big names! 58:58 – Viva Espana! Brent Hanks loves himself some Gerard Pique, Sergi Reixach, and Juan Pardo! New to PokerGO? Subscribe right now to catch this podcast every week as well as more than 100 days of live poker action every single year including the World Series of Poker, Super High Roller Bowl, and World Poker Tour.