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“The Mouth” makes a move in Austin, augmented reality at the poker table and a Nevada poisoning are some of the short stacks that CardsChat picked up in the orbit of the poker world last week.
Mike Matusow has partnered with 52 Social Austin (Image: Twitter / themouthmatusow)
After all, Mike “The Mouth” Matusow may be moving to Texas.
Matusow announced that he will partner with 52 Social Austin, a poker room a few miles from The Lodge, the room co-owned by Doug Polk, Andrew Neeme and Brad Owen. It opened in January as the sister property of 52 Social South in Houston.
“We’re not there to compete, we’re there to build the Austin market together with The Lodge and whoever opens, because the more poker rooms, the better,” Matusow said in his podcast Sunday. “I’m looking forward to this adventure.”
Come with me to our grand opening from April 9-12 for meeting games with me @ 52SocialAustin Tomorrow at 1pm I will talk more about it in the epic. 82 “The MouthpiecePodcast”
– Mike Matusow (@themouthmatusow) March 27, 2022
The first time he will step on 52 Social Austin is the weekend of April 9, which will host match-fixing games until April 11, when a $ 200 rewards tournament takes place.
“It’s a very nice room, absolutely beautiful. The owners spend a lot of time and money on it. I’m really looking forward to it,” Matusow said on Sunday’s podcast.
That comes a month after Matusow announced that his partnership with Pallas House Dallas ended before it began.
Matusow said that despite signing a letter of intent and receiving permission to announce his association with Poker House Dallas on social media in February, as soon as he did, he was asked to withdraw everything. They soon told him they didn’t want to work with him, he said.
“I’m pretty disappointed with what happened there. To make a long story short, they had cold feet and told me they had no interest in doing business with me,” he said on his March 6 podcast.
Despite Matusow’s sour grapes, Poker House Dallas partner Smoky Brown had nothing but praise for “The Mouth.”
“Mike is an amazing person and an even better poker player! We really wanted Mike and his team to be part of Dallas Poker House, unfortunately the timing wasn’t right,” Brown said in an email. “We wish Mike and his team every success in the world and hope they help strengthen the Texas poker scene.”
Augmented reality reaches the poker table
A video that appears to show a poker player in a home game demonstrating a pair of smart glasses showing the possibility of winning a hand in real time circulated on YouTube and in augmented / mixed reality circles.
Check it out for yourself:
Imagine the possibilities it combines #AMB i #TO THE en #Vegues! #pokerlife
🎥 augmented reality@Fabriziobustama @FrRonconi @KanezaDiane @PawlowskiMario @ Nicochan33 @fogle_shane @gvalan @RagusoSergio @ Analytics_699 @ AlAmadi1#VR #MixedReality #IoT # 5G #ML #Virtual reality pic.twitter.com/6yvIf1MhwW
– Dev Khanna (@CurieuxExplorer) March 16, 2022
The creator of the video is unknown.
Although very much in the realm of what augmented and mixed reality can do, it is also likely that someone added the information after editing. Give us your feedback in the comments section.
Nick Walsh becomes PokerStars Ambassador
PokerStars has named Twitch poker player and streamer Nick Walsh as Ambassador and Team Pro. It will also help you manage your PokerStars Twitch account.
TODAY IS A GREAT DAY!
SO HAPPY TO BE ABLE TO WORK WITH SUCH EXCELLENT HUMANS IN A JOB THAT I REALLY LOVE.
I can’t wait to see what’s next for the community and what we can create together! 🤩 https://t.co/0c03v9V6nq
– Nicholas Walsh (@NickWalshTV) March 22, 2022
Walsh is a longtime poker streamer who occasionally provides feedback for the final tables of PokerStars Sunday Millions, which are played on YouTube.
“I am very honored and excited to be joining PokerStars Team Pro Online,” Walsh said in a press release. “As a new ambassador focused on streaming, I aim to create fresh poker content for players of all levels and poker disciplines, with a focus on community collaboration and strategic analysis in an accessible way.” .
PokerStars Twitch broadcasts poker content to its 290,000 followers every day.
Stations Casinos pays man $ 8 million after accidental poisoning
A jury has ordered Stations Casinos to pay $ 8 million to a Las Vegas special education teacher after an employee poured him a glass of cleaning chemicals instead of beer.
According to ABC News, Lon Enwright, 38, suffered a permanent injury to his esophagus and lost his sense of taste and smell in the crash at Barley’s Casino & Brewing Co. and Henderson. The bar was cleaning its lines with chemicals at the time, which were somehow served to Enwright.
His lawyer said Stations Casinos originally offered $ 300,000 to settle.
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