Texas Poker Raid, Tony Sinishtaj Talks Wynn Millions Victory

<p>In the latest <em>PokerNews</em> Podcast, <strong>Sarah Herring</strong> and <strong>Chad Holloway</strong> discuss the recent raid by authorities on a Texas poker room, the upcoming <em>PokerNews</em> Texas Road Trip, and a look at the <strong>Prime Social $5,300 buy-in, $2 million GTD Texas Poker Championship</strong>. They also highlight winners from the <strong>European Poker Tour (EPT) Prague</strong> and <strong>2022 Wynn Millions</strong>, while offering a chat with this week's guest <strong>Tony Sinishtaj</strong>, who shipped the latter's Main Event for $1.6 million.</p> <p>The show also touches upon the upcoming <strong>BetMGM March Poker Mania</strong> and <strong>PokerStars US SCOOPs</strong>, <strong>Adam Friedman</strong>'s big win at Hard Rock Cincinnati, and predictions for the <strong>2022 US Poker Open</strong>, which kicked off this week and will be live-streamed daily on PokerGO.</p> <p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Time Stamps</strong></span><br /> *Time|Topic*<br /> 00:24 | Welcome to the show<br /> 01:55 | PokerNews’ planned Texas Roadtrip <br /> 03:10 | Michael Jagroo wins Spring Mayhem at The Lodge in Austin<br /> 05:00 | Prime Social Texas Poker Championship<br /> 05:37 | Raided Texas Poker Room seeks financial assistance amid shutdown<br /> 08:30 | Recapping the 2022 Wynn Millions<br /> 12:30 | Guest Tony Sinishtaj joins the show<br /> 16:40 | Winning the WPT Online Borgata and appearing on PN Podcast<br /> 18:40 | Catching fire at the final table<br /> 21:50 | Crucial hand against Vanessa Kade<br /> 27:00 | Criticism over winners photo – was he excited?<br /> 28:11 | Being a family man and welcoming new daughter<br /> 30:18 | Recapping the EPT Prague<br /> 34:50 | PokerStars announces US SCOOP schedule<br /> 35:35 | BetMGM March Poker Mania starts Sunday<br /> 36:40 | Adam Friedman wins Hard Rock Cincinnati Main Event<br /> 38:03 | Chad thinks Friedman is a future Poker Hall of Famer<br /> 38:35 | 2022 US Poker Open kicks off; PokerGO to live stream</p>