

WSOP Bronze Medalist Alex Livingston Shares Insights on Poker and Life
Alex Livingston, a prominent figure in the poker community, recently shared his thoughts on various aspects of the game and his life beyond the poker tables. Livingston, who registered on 2+2 in 2007 and has left over 4,400 messages on the forum, is known for his strategic insights and engaging personality.
Livingston, who secured the bronze medal at the WSOP Main Event, discussed his expectations for playing 5/10 NLH offline. He expects to make $25-45 per hour if he starts playing without preparation. However, he prefers PLO over NLH and enjoys the social aspect of poker, stating that he has only spent 5% of his time on NLH in the last five years.
Looking ahead to the next WSOP, Livingston plans to play around 30 tournaments, including the $50k Players Championship. He also shared details about his pizza venture, North of Brooklyn, in Toronto. Livingston is a co-owner of the pizza chain and his favorite pizza is the white pizza with mozzarella, garlic ricotta, arugula, and lemon sauce. Additionally, Livingston discussed his approach to money and poker, stating that he does not let money influence his game. He also shared his preference for spending money on travel and experiences over luxury items, and mentioned that he owns a Kingsley 1945 watch.
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