
Lex Feldhus Reflects on Poker Career, Regrets, and Future Plans
Poker streamer Lex Feldhus recently shared insights into his career, regrets, and future plans in an interview. Feldhus parted ways with PokerStars after 17 years of collaboration, a decision he had been considering for several years. He left to spend more time with his two children, as his situation with PokerStars did not allow for much family time.
Feldhus moved to New Zealand with his family, considering changes in his life. He is taking his time to decide on future collaborations in the poker industry, appreciating the high level of action on GG Poker. He reflected on the changes in high-stakes poker over the years, noting that it has become more accessible and competitive. He admitted to making mistakes in his poker career, such as not valuing opportunities and taking excessive risks.
Feldhus has become more responsible in his approach to work and finances since becoming a full-time streamer. He had a memorable encounter with Doyle Brunson on The Big Game, where he spent an hour talking to Brunson during a lunch break. Feldhus mentioned that he has started taking care of his mental health and fitness, recognizing the importance of these aspects in his life.
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