Ep 311 - Chat: Matt Savage on WPT, TDA, Vaccinations and Community 626715
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| Episode Title | Ep 311 - Chat: Matt Savage on WPT, TDA, Vaccinations and Community 626715 |
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Matt Savage is the Executive Tournament Director for the World Poker Tour (WPT) among other industry leadership positions. Matt co-founded the Tournament Directors Association (TDA) in an attempt to bring greater consistency to tournament players' experiences across the country. Matt has been at the forefront of building poker into a global business for the past three decades after his start as a chip runner and dealer at his local casino. Matt will be playing as a celebrity bounty in the September 25th Reoker tournament on ClubWPT. This free entry tournament is available to all Reoker community (free) with the winner getting a $2,500 entry into a WPTDeepStacks event at Thunder Valley in December. More information is available at rec.poker/wpt Matt is a great follow on Twitter at @savagepoker. |
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