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Receive newsletter. You are already registered? Civil discourse is dead. But a dustup over the weekend on Twitter between rapper Talib Kweli and some of his poker-player fans revealed just how quickly efforts to engage in sober debate about topics like racism can devolve into name calling and turn people on the same side of an issue against each other.

Image: The Source. Rapper Talib Kweli got into a heated argument about racism with some poker players, starting with Justin Schwartz.

Having said that, most of the enjoyment of music has nothing to do with the meaning behind the words.

Kweli built his reputation in hip hop as a politically conscious lyricist nearly two decades ago by partnering with fellow Brooklyn rapper Mos Def to form the group Black Star.

They don't know anything! So then an amateur wins a tournament. When in reality, anyone caring enough about poker to realize they suck and try to improve, will eventually luckbox some sort of tourney.

Note: I'm not even saying JonathanLittle doesn't win at poker in , he might! I'm just saying what he's selling is outdated garbage. Its the same thing with markup.

Amateur cashes 4 of first 6 live tourneys they play, so they think getting a one time deal is fair. They aren't a scumbag at all, just clueless.

However, a seasoned pro scamming a onetime deal in a SHR from investors, is scum. I love the people that say "its up to the consumer" lol, supporting these scumbags.

If you are selling shit, and you know that its shit, and you are claiming its gold, then you are a piece of shit. The end. Now obviously this isn't black and white, its very grey.

But I think its obvious which "poker coaches" cross the line and are predatory. Its the whole "training" industry in anything.

How can I know what makes a good XX coach guitar, golf, any skill if I have no experience. The only way a consumer would be able to know if a coach was worth it, would be if he didn't need coaching in the first place!

So then it relies on reviews, from stupid people, blinded by variance, who are still stupid, and learned nothing.

Fact: Anyone bad enough at poker to pay for JonathanLittle coaching will not be able to understand if he improved or didn't from it.

Fact: Just getting poker coaching probably offers a great placebo effect, and they will get better with the confidence, albeit artificial.

Yet so few of those same poker players call out the exact predatory type of delusional idiot scumbag that infests nearly all poker training.

You know what I promise you won't happen With the advances in modern medicine, can't teach doctors with shit from the s! To people asking me for "good coaches" I only browse enough to be able to identify "terrible" I'd have to look deeper to identify "good".

Just like you could play very shortly with someone and deduce they are terrible at poker, but takes much longer to deduce they are good Note: Want to upgrade your poker skills?

Get our free preflop charts and start playing like a pro before the flop. Download now! His father, however, was the person who finally stepped up to help his son when Schwartz hit rock bottom.

Schwartz struggled with homelessness, run-ins with law enforcement, and drug abuse—much of which he blamed on his early relationship with his parents.

I'm sure you've all seen Justin Schwartz at the WSOP Main Event, I myself think he's a good poker player, but I don't like his poker table talk and behavior is it just me? Anyhow, I hope you. Soon after Schwartz, aka “stealthmunk,” began feuding with the hip hop artist, poker pros such as Dan O’Brien, Vanessa Selbst, and Justin Bonomo came to his defense. All these players are vocal. Justin Schwartz has won 0 bracelets and 0 rings for total earnings of $, See all events where they placed in-the-money. Justin Schwartz's Results, Stats, Gallery & Pictures. Date Country Place Prize; Sep United States: $ + 50 No Limit Hold'em Saturday Series Deep Stack (Event #4) World Poker Tour - WPT Borgata Poker Open, Atlantic City. Justin "Steathmunk" Schwartz decided to go off on a long Twitter rant today against poker coaches, accusing them of either being delusional or liars/scammers. Originally Posted by stealthmunk Poker Coaching: 60% Outright scamming thieves/charlatans self-aware they can't win anymore. 39% delusional idiots unaware they suck. 1%good. Justin Schwartz Poker Spieler Profil. Die aktuellsten Informationen, Gewinne und Galerie. Justin Schwartz ist ein US-amerikanischer professioneller Pokerspieler. Schwartz​, der vor allem Online-High Stakes-SNGs spielt, konnte auch. Stealthmunk is a legend of the online poker world and TwoPlusTwo Poker forums​. You might also know Justin from the WSOP coverage where he put on. Pokerturniers der Welt: Das Finale des WSOP Main Events Der Leidtragende ist Justin Schwartz, der letztlich auf Platz 14 mit. Justin decided to participate in the WSOP tournament having a different purpose than most poker players. While in most cases, winning the bracelet is the most important factor, for Schwartz, participation in the tournament was an amazing opportunity to receive a considerable cash reward. Searching photos for: Justin Schwartz. GO. MOST TRUSTED BRAND IN POKER. For more than forty years, the World Series of Poker has been the most trusted name in the game. rabbitindustrycouncil.com continues this legacy, yet strikes the proper balance between professional-grade and accessible. It's all the action and prestige of the World Series of Poker, from the. 11/21/ · Soon after Schwartz, aka “stealthmunk,” began feuding with the hip hop artist, poker pros such as Dan O’Brien, Vanessa Selbst, and Justin Bonomo came to his defense.