Poker Podcasts Recap: Highlights from the 2025 WSOP and Beyond

The poker world is buzzing with exciting discussions from the latest podcast episodes. Here’s a rundown of what you missed:

The Red Chip Poker Podcast delves into the evolution of poker strategy, comparing the gritty, intuition-fueled grind of old school poker to today’s GTO-obsessed solver era. The episode features Coach w34z3l exploring how skills have evolved and what is essential for success in modern games.

The Ante Up! Pokercast welcomes Dustin King for a fun and honest breakdown of the 2025 WSOP. The episode covers deep runs, notable hands, and even a bit of Uno. Elliott lays down the rules when a player makes a river bet before their opponent decides on the turn, and Patrick dissects a hand featuring pocket sixes in an online game with antes and a straddle.

The Smart Poker Study Podcast focuses on the 7 worst tilt triggers in poker and provides a game plan to avoid them. The episode offers valuable insights into managing tilt and improving your game.

The PokerNews Podcast features Jamie Gold and discusses key moments from the 2025 WSOP. Highlights include Leo Margets becoming the first woman in 30 years to make the Main Event final table, alleged chip dumping between Jesse Yaginuma and James Carroll, and Benny Glaser winning three bracelets. The episode also includes interviews with Michael Mizrachi, the 2025 WSOP Main Event champ, and Michael Sklenicka, the winner of the 2025 Wynn Summer Classic.

The Poker Central Podcast discusses Michael Mizrachi's dominance in the 2025 WSOP Main Event, where he had 76% of the chips with four players remaining. The episode also previews the Main Event Final Table with predictions and storylines.

The Poker On The Mind podcast highlights Leo Margets' achievement and its psychological impact, breaking down the deeper implications of representation and identity in poker.

The 888Ride podcast features Josh Arieh, a six-time bracelet winner, discussing his career and future plans. Arieh shares his insights and excitement for what’s to come in his poker journey.