"He's the stereotypical clickbait guy," Bilzerian told Adam22 of Polk's attacks on him over the years. Polk had Bilzerian on his podcast earlier this year, and the conversation was quite contentious. Part of why so many people are concerned with how much he made is due to Doug Polk fueling the debate, or so he claims. Bilzerian Trashes Hellmuth, Polkīilzerian's wealth accumulation has long been a topic of discussion. "So, we just agreed to kind of like end it, you know," Bilzerian said of the GGPoker relationship. ![]() So, the numbers they were saying they were going to pay me was millions a month."īilzerian then claimed that GGPoker wasn't paying him the affiliate revenue he expected. "But then they were supposed to give me a percentage of the people that I recruited, and you know, we had like 100,000 that we downloaded, there's like a lot of people. "Initially, I tried to do it, you know what I mean, I did some posts and drove them a f******d of traffic," Bilzerian claims. Vanessa Kade was perhaps the most vocal critic, which sparked a memorable vile Twitter response from Bilzerian. When GGPoker hired "Blitz" as an ambassador in 2020, some members of the poker community were critical of the move due to, as they claim, Bilzerian's alleged sexist behavior. What Happened with the GGPoker Partnership? He considers those pros "friends." But the rest of the poker community, we're sorry to say, you're not worthy of Dan Bilzerian's friendship. The list of "f*****g nerds" doesn't include players such as Phil Ivey, Antonio Esfandiari, Andrew Robl, and Dan "Jungleman" Cates, apparently. I shut most of them out of my f*****g games. "I don't really hangout with that many of them, I don't really want to associate with them. "Most poker players are f*****g nerds," Bilzerian told Adam22, who is also a poker enthusiast. Cool made it be known that he's a superior human compared to the rest of the poker community. In the two-hour conversation, they discussed everything from money and poker to the former GGPoker ambassador's book, "The Setup."Īt around the 1:10:00 mark, Mr. You can watch the entire two-hour No Jumper Podcast with Bilzerian below, or keep reading for a transcription of some of the 'highlights'.īilzerian, a gun-toting Instagram influencer, sat down for an interview with Adam22 of the No Jumper Podcast, which has over 4.2 million YouTube subscribers. He even says that he made upwards of $40 million against just one player, billionaire Alec Gores, whom he also challenged to a $100 million heads-up match, a contest that doesn't appear will ever take place. ![]() That said, he claims to have accumulated his wealth from poker and not from an inheritance from his wealthy father like many suggest. I wanted to play against these rich guys that were going there to f*****g, like, blow off some steam, f**k with their friends, show a big bluff, f**k some massage girls, whatever, get out of the house from the wife." "I wanted to play with the rich guy that was playing for fun, not the guy that was trying to be a f*****g killer. "My goal with poker was always to play with people that were playing for fun," Bilzerian said. Instead, by his own admission, he seeks out billionaire fish that he can crush and has no interest in chasing World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets or squaring off against legendary heads-up giants such as Doug Polk. The social media playboy has been an avid poker player for many years and has competed in some of the highest stakes cash games in the world, though he doesn't face top competition.
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