You know, just the feeling when you get there at the casino, you're already going to lose like it's not that fun to be there.' Upcoming Feud with Brandon Adams? Brandon Adamsįurther into the sit-down between the pair, Airball went on to unveil the players that he likes and dislikes playing with. 'It hasn't been as fun to play every day getting your head smashed in and feeling like you're never going to win is not as fun, but it's like that's been the biggest struggle. It's been much more about the emotional pain of losing a lot.'

'You know, it's definitely been significant, but it also, to me, it's not really been much about the money. Would I be right saying that?' asked Vertucci.Īirball, again with the snap-reply, said no before expanding on his one-word answer. 'I can't buy that you have or had a bankroll of $20 or $30 million. One of the more interesting parts of the show was the brief discussion on the size of Airball's bankroll.

'It hasn't been as fun to play every day getting your head smashed in,' Recently, the PLO game is playing like $1,000/$2,000 on average.' 'It sounds really bad, but the games have been really big, so it's not as crazy as it sounds. However, apparently, the loss of a decent-sized fortune was not too big of a deal. And while Airball didn't really shed light on more than what we already know, he did say that a good amount of his losses had come from his initial winnings. Vertucci then brought up the subject that many in the poker community question where Airball gets his money. 'I think, like, it depends on how you look at it, but I would say it's around $8 million,' his guest quickly replied.

Vertucci asked if Airball would say how down he's gone since he was up. The conversation then moved on to Airball's current financial position in terms of poker. The podcast gets underway with an apt tone as the originally scheduled time for the chat was delayed as Airball had been 'degening' in the casino until 5 a.m. Best Online Poker Sites for US Players Airball Losing a Fortune Bankroll of $30 million?

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