Molly's Game Uncensored: The Truth Behind the World's Most Infamous Poker Game

Hey, everybody. The besties are taking Thanksgiving off, but, hey, we didn't forget about you. We banked a couple of great content segments while we were in Vegas. First, here's an interview with Molly Bloom. You know, she ran the legendary high stakes game in LA and New York. I was invited to the LA one. We'll get into that. And her story was turned into the feature film and book, Molly's Game. We have a great conversation, tons of insider stories, who imploded in her LA game, the best celebrity poker players, getting shaken down by the mob, how she got an Aaron Sorkin meeting, and much, much more. Big thank you to our friends at Oracle for partnering with us on this amazing VIP lunch we did in Vegas at The Venetian. What a great hotel. Also, make sure you head over to our YouTube channel, a YouTube exclusive for the first ever bestie poker freeze out game. Who's gonna win? Chabot, Freebert, me, or some of the world's greatest poker players, Alan Keating and Jason Coon? Also, Phil Hellmuth. He he wound up there as well somehow. So happy Thanksgiving. We love you, and, be safe, and we'll see you all next week for a regular episode. Listen. We have a guest. We do have a guest. She's an entrepreneur, best selling author, one of Fortune magazine's most powerful women. I didn't know that. Oh, very Molly Bloom ran the world's most exclusive poker game. You probably know her from, the movie Molly's Game, which we'll hear a little bit about today. But Molly's also, I think, got an amazing sense of what made her successful and the journey she's been through, I think, is a really interesting one to learn from. So please join me in welcoming Molly. Thank you. Nice. Nice to see you, Molly. Molly, what was the origin of the game? We know some of our friends played in it. Hold on a second. Jason, you claimed on our show let me just read the notes. The notes? Yeah. There are notes here. Oh, what did I say now? So apparently, where is the thing that Jason said? We were on the show and Jason said he played in the game all the time and No. No. No. No. What did you say? I was invited to the game. No. You did not say that. Lisa, please pull the tape. No. And when you're ready, just raise your hand and let me know exactly what Jason said. And then Molly responded on Twitter that you did not play in my game. Okay. Let's be clear. Molly, did you invite me to the game? I don't remember inviting you to the game. But here's the here's the deal. So there were two versions of the game. There was a version where I was working for someone who would send me a list. Got it. And I'm sure that you were probably on that list. …