Play with PokerNews Podcast Hosts in Resorts World Meet-Up Game Ahead of NAPT

Want to have some fun with the hosts of the PokerNews Podcast and Life Outside Poker? Well, now is your chance.

A PokerNews meet-up game will take place on Saturday, October 12 at Resorts World Las Vegas in anticipation of its hosting of next month’s North American Poker Tour (NAPT) Las Vegas festival.

PokerNews Podcast co-hosts Chad Holloway, Kyna England and Mike Holtz will attend, as will Life Outside Poker host Connor Richards, not to mention any poker friends they may rope into making an appearance.

<a href='/news/202409/play-with-pokernews-podcast-hosts-in-resorts-world-meet-up-game-ahead-of-napt/'>Chad Holloway</a> - <a href='/news/202409/play-with-pokernews-podcast-hosts-in-resorts-world-meet-up-game-ahead-of-napt/'>Mike Holtz</a> - Kyna EnglandStarting at 7 p.m. local time, the PokerNews meet-up game will kick off with a $200 buy-in nightly tournament. There will also be multiple cash game tables running $1/$3 and $2/$5 games and a similar Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) game.

Win a $10,000 Gold Pass to NAPT Las Vegas

The Saturday meet-up game will take place on the tail end of a giveaway courtesy of PokerStars that will see one lucky podcast listener winning a $10,000 Gold Pass to NAPT Las Vegas. Simply listen to six episodes, note the keyword in each episode, and then put them together to spell out a six-word phrase.

The first keyword appears in an already aired episode of Life Outside Poker with Scottish poker pro and Triple Crown winner Niall Farrell, while the sixth and final keyword will appear in an Oct. 11 episode of the PokerNews Podcast.

The meet-up game is the perfect opportunity to ask the hosts more about the Gold Pass giveaway, but don’t expect them to give up the key phrase. Get more information about the giveaway here.

Podcast Schedule

Date Show
Tuesday, Sept. 17 Life Outside Poker w/ guest Niall Farrell
Friday, Sept. 20 PokerNews Podcast
Friday, Sept. 27 PokerNews Podcast
Tuesday, Oct. 1 Life Outside Poker w/ guest Maria Konnikova
Friday, Oct. 4 PokerNews Podcast
Friday, Oct. 11 PokerNews Podcast

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Gear Up for PokerStars NAPT Las Vegas

The meet-up game at Resorts World is the perfect way to gear up for NAPT Las Vegas taking place Nov. 1-10.

Last year, the luxurious casino hosted the first major NAPT festival in 12 years. Poker dealer Sami Bechahed took down the $1,650 Main Event for $268,945, while other festival winners included Jesse Lonis and Poker Hall of Famer Eli Elezra.

This year’s Main Event will be a $5,300 buy-in tournament after the success of last year’s festival. Once again, PokerStars will shoot a season of The Big Game on Tour during the festival.

Connor Richards is an Editor & Live Reporter for PokerNews and host of the Life Outside Poker podcast. Connor has been nominated for two Global Poker Awards for his writing.

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