Jason Mo and Joe Ingram Discuss PokerStars Strike and Future of Online Poker

Jason Mo, a prominent poker player, shared his thoughts on the upcoming three-day PokerStars protest and the future of online poker in a conversation with Joe Ingram. Mo revealed that he would not be participating in the strike due to his own laziness, which has kept him from logging in for three weeks.

Mo expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the three-day strike, believing that PokerStars would not react to it. He compared the strike to a short vacation, stating that true strikes involve not resuming work until demands are met.

Mo also discussed his recent experiences in Asia, where he spent almost the entire fall. Currently relaxing in Bangkok with friends, he has not touched cards for several weeks due to burnout from playing 20 hours a day in Macau. He mentioned that the lists in Wynn Macau reset every day at 6-7 AM, forcing regulars to arrive early and play all day. Mo played various high-stakes games, including 300/600, 1k/2k, and a bit of 2k/5k in Hong Kong dollars, with 2k/5k being approximately $300/$600 in USD.