The best show so far in 2010!  Lots of great segments packed into this one.  Poker pro and Amazing Race contestant Maria Ho is our featured guest, and she is surprisingly cooperative during our "Dirty Half Dozen" questions!  We referee another hilarious battle between TMMLK and badguy23.  We call Jewdonk and again offer to take over his site, with comical results.  Mark Newhouse is interviewed days after his unfortunate 13th-place bustout at the WPT Commerce.  Real World Las Vegas star Trishelle Cannatella talks to us, and thinks she remembers who we are.  Two new regular features -- the "Guess The Perv" game (with a prize) and Micon's wacky advertisements are unleashed.  All of this packed into less than 3 hours!  Don't miss it!

Adam Schoenfeld and Barry "Dirty B" are guests in studio, joining Micon and Druff.  Renowned tournament director Matt Savage is our special guest, and he's even a good enough sport to answer our infamous "Dirty Half Dozen"!  An unexpected offer is made to Jewdonk.  An attempt is made to schedule the long-awaited Micon/Barry fight.

Druff hosts the show remotely from a remote mountain condo, along with Micon from the DD studio.  Lots of listeners call in.  This is the first week of the DD Doyle's Room Tournament League.  Various old radio stories are updated.  TMML-GAY harasses the show and tilts afterward.  Yebsite makes another crazy phone call.

Two year anniversary show, as this show marks the 2-year point since the new version of the Cold Call Show started.  TMMLK is on tilt because his eBay toothbrush didn't show up.  Dan Druff is under the influence on Vicodin, on the eve of a root canal.  We take a lot of listener phone calls.  Cleatus T. Bollard calls up and asks for Micon's help with a disability claim.  A longtime lurker claims to be the one who got into a major car accident with Flava Flav.  We talk a bit about California's consideration of legalizing online poker.  DJ_Chaps announces his new "DonkDown after party" that takes place following our show.

Micon shows up 2 hours late -- but with good reason.  He just won a Venetian tournament for $11,000!  reggiman and BradL are in studio.  Yebsite's deposit follies are discussed and laughed at. We check in with Teddy the Iceman and ask about his new website, where he promises sports picks with a 78% success rate (or 6.5 out of 10 times).  The show is only 70 minutes long, since it was preceded by a 2-hour "pre-show" without Micon.  The pre-show is not included in the archives.

Druff is the primary host this time, as Micon is playing a tournament at the LA Poker Classic.  lakingsfan12 and reggiman join the show, and Micon shows up about a half-hour into it.  We talk to Vegas poker legend Mike Laing about TJ Cloutier's for-sale bracelet.  Ken Scalir checks in again.  TMMLK tells us about his girlfriend throwing an orange at him.  Yebsite discusses his collection agency work.

Orel Hershiser, World Series MVP and 1988 Cy Young Award winner, joins us for an interesting interview.  We also speak to Ken Scalir, as well as take various listener phone calls.  mwh72 puts Micon on the hot seat.  FckVwls returns to our site.  Alvin Finklestein calls a prostitute on behalf of Phil Delanty and wants to know if she'll have sex with a fat old guy with a spitting problem.

It's a three-host show again, as Brandon "Drexel" joins Micon in studio and Druff on remote.  We catch up with neverheeb.  We say a few parting words about Amir Vahedi.  We talk to two deep finishers in the PCA -- tommyboy83 and some guy lakingsfan12 knows.  The show is wrapped up with a humorous prank call to the Aria by Colonel Nigel Fabersham.

Druff and Brandon "Drexel" host the show, as Micon is in Mexico.  Micon does join us for the second half of the show.  We talk about the NWP/Donkdown controversy, and hash out the whole thing with neverwin himself near the end of the show.  We talk about Tila Tequila and Casey Johnson.  We call xtracey, SteveDaPimp's latest scam victim, who puts us off until next week.  mwh72 comes on the show and asks Druff fifteen "Tough But Fair" questions.  The show was nearly 4 hours long!