Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger: The Epitome of Poker Brilliance

Chasing Poker Greatness Podcast Episode 148

Photo supplied.

Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger on social media:

In today’s episode, I am joined by the always Stoic and thoughtful legend of poker, the one and only Andrew “LuckyChewy” Lichtenberger.

And to begin I wanna tell you a personal story about Chewy:

At the RIO during WSOP time in 2012 I was battling in a $10-$25 cash game when the kid next to me whispered in my ear, “Oh my god Chewy’s about to get a seat in the game. That dude’s terrifying!”

Enter Chewy:

One of the most non-threatening and genuinely warm human beings I’ve ever encountered…

Off the felt.

On the felt? He’s only terrifying if playing against a human who trusts themselves completely, pays attention to everything, and then does the exact thing you desperately do NOT want him to do over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

Like Jason Su might say, Chewy is overflowing with “presence”.

Despite being only 33 years old, he’s cashed for over $10 Million in live MTTs and terrorized high stakes cash games all around the world…

It’s no surprise he’s widely considered one of the very best poker players in the world.

In Chewy’s always calm, well-articulated, and laser focused explanations, you’re about to learn:

– How Chewy goes about integrating his intuition with tactical analysis while he’s playing cards.

– What coaching rising poker star Landon Tice has been like.

– What a “flow day” is and why they’re Chewy’s favorite kind of days.

– And much, MUCH more.

Before we head into this episode, I also wanna let you know that Chewy’s about to drop a Nuclear Greatness Bomb with his answer to question:

“What’s a purchase you’ve made in the last year that’s been ultra impactful to your poker game?”

And now, without any further ado, I am honored to bring to you not only one PokerGOATS but also a genuinely amazing, amazing human being Andrew “LuckyChewy” Lichtenberger.

Click any of the icons below to find the CPG pod on the platform of your choice. Then sit back, relax, and enjoy my conversation with Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger on the Chasing Poker Greatness Podcast.

If this is your first time on the Chasing Poker Greatness website, be sure to check out our groundbreaking poker courses to help sharpen your strategy and profitably implement solid, data-proven solutions to your game today:

Transcription of Chasing Poker Greatness Podcast Episode 148: Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger

For hearing impaired fans of CPG, or for those who simply want a good read instead of a listen, we're taking steps to transcribe as many episodes of the Chasing Poker Greatness podcast as we can. Watch this space for a transcription, and by all means, contact us using the form at the bottom of the page to make a request for an episode transcription and we will do our best to push it to the front of the queue.

Thanks for reading this transcript of Chasing Poker Greatness Podcast Episode 148: Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger

Click the icon above to be taken to the main hub podcast page to view all episodes of the CPG Pod. If you have a request for a transcript of any other Chasing Poker Greatness Podcast episodes, just use the contact form below to let us know!

nurrle poker course

Join the Chasing Poker Greatness Mailing List and get a FREE poker training course!

Intel in your inbox! Sign up and receive not only CPG updates, poker strategy, and performance insights emailed to you -- but also get access to NURRLE: Neutralize River Leads for FREE 😃!

How can we help you on your chase for poker greatness? Contact us below.

Questions about the courses? Wondering where to start? Looking for advice? Hit us up with anything you want to discuss and we're here to help. Either Brad or one of his staff will get back to you shortly to set you up with anything you need out of CPG. Don't hesitate to ask!

Chasing Poker Greatness often posts about podcast episode releases, poker strategy, poker course offerings, and poker as an industry on social media: