Apr 21 2020 114 mins 26
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Today’s guest is Swedish poker BEAST Anton Wigg.
At just 33 years of age, Anton has managed to rack up $10.8 million in combined online and live MTT cashes.
Some of his career highlights include:
- A $672k EPT main event victory in Copenhagen in 2010.
- Victories in the Sunday Milly and Sunday 500 on Stars.
- And recently vanquishing past Chasing Poker Greatness guest Ari Engel at LAPC back in the good ole days of February when live poker was still a thing.
I very much loved my conversation with Anton as he dropped greatness bombs all over the place. He’s a dude who exemplifies strength and leadership on and off the tables. A man who pushes his friends to be the best possible version of themselves which, in my opinion, is what friendship is all about.
In our conversation, you’re going to learn:
- Why Anton believes it’s vitally important to compartmentalize his “poker emotions”.
- Why being a leader in the poker space means being honest about the mistakes you make at the table.
- Why adding more complexity to your poker game is not necessarily a good thing.
And much, much more.
So, without any further ado, I bring to you the world-class Anton Wigg.
New CPG Cash Game Courses!
Preflop Bootcamp: https://bit.ly/Preflop-Bootcamp
Fish in a Barrel: http://bit.ly/fish-in-a-barrel
Neutralize Flop Leads: https://bit.ly/2OkN8Yt
Today’s guest is Swedish poker BEAST Anton Wigg.
At just 33 years of age, Anton has managed to rack up $10.8 million in combined online and live MTT cashes.
Some of his career highlights include:
- A $672k EPT main event victory in Copenhagen in 2010.
- Victories in the Sunday Milly and Sunday 500 on Stars.
- And recently vanquishing past Chasing Poker Greatness guest Ari Engel at LAPC back in the good ole days of February when live poker was still a thing.
I very much loved my conversation with Anton as he dropped greatness bombs all over the place. He’s a dude who exemplifies strength and leadership on and off the tables. A man who pushes his friends to be the best possible version of themselves which, in my opinion, is what friendship is all about.
In our conversation, you’re going to learn:
- Why Anton believes it’s vitally important to compartmentalize his “poker emotions”.
- Why being a leader in the poker space means being honest about the mistakes you make at the table.
- Why adding more complexity to your poker game is not necessarily a good thing.
And much, much more.
So, without any further ado, I bring to you the world-class Anton Wigg.
New CPG Cash Game Courses!
Preflop Bootcamp: https://bit.ly/Preflop-Bootcamp
Fish in a Barrel: http://bit.ly/fish-in-a-barrel
Neutralize Flop Leads: https://bit.ly/2OkN8Yt
