Nick Schulman 
Nick appeared at the helm of the show Poker Weekly, which will air for six weeks on the radio network Sirius XM, from Mad Dog Sports Radiob. According to Nick himself, he received the invitation from Sirius, the project owner, prior to the World Series. “It will be a test and, if they like it, they will launch more poker-related content,” Schulman explained in a post on X.
“This is a great honor for me, I never thought I would do something like this. We will have great guests and I could use some questions and hands to analyze from you all. A large part of the show will be about analyzing hands that people send us, or maybe we can even make some calls,” Schulman elaborated in his post.
Finally, this week the first episode aired, in which Nick talked about his origins as a player.
“It all started in a pool hall when I was 11,” Schulman said. “That was my first exposure to the game. It felt amazing. I can’t put into words how much I loved every part of playing poker back then,” he continued.
Read more Unregulated online gambling moved almost US$463 million in Chile during 2025 — CodigoPoker
When he was old enough, he started playing online and in New York games. It was there that Nick took the first steps of what would become a career of more than two decades full of successes. Nick even said that he played in the famous games of Molly Bloom
“I played in Molly’s game. I remember they told me to tip Molly and I gave her US$30,000. I’m not saying it to impress anyone, that’s just how my life was. After that, I wasn’t invited back,” Schulman recalled with a smile on his face.
Molly Bloom Is An American Actress Who Was Famous For Organizing Private Games Among Celebrities
After reviewing his origin story, Schulman welcomed Nick Wright
To listen to the full episode, simply go to the Sirius XM website and activate the web player.
Read more Los números definitivos de la WSOP Online 2026: menos jugadores y millones — CodigoPoker
