Digital Social Hour - NFL Legend's $2.3M Penny Stock Win: AP Reveals All | Adrian Peterson & Phil Hellmuth DSH #925

Episode Date: November 26, 2024

NFL legend Adrian Peterson reveals how he turned a savvy penny stock investment into a massive $2.3 million win! 🚀 Watch as AP shares his incredible journey from NFL superstar to successful investor and poker enthusiast. In this exclusive interview, Peterson opens up about his strategic approach to penny stocks, his passion for poker, and how he transformed his competitive drive into business success. Discover how AP spends his post-NFL life, from running his Houston gym to teaching his kids sports and making smart investment plays. Learn about his experiences at prestigious poker venues, including regular games at Canterbury and his transition to PLO in Houston. Plus, get his insider takes on the current NFL season and hear his thoughts on the top contenders in both conferences. From turning cents into millions to finding new ways to channel his competitive spirit, Adrian Peterson proves he's just as dominant in business as he was on the field. Whether you're interested in sports, investing, or life after professional athletics, this candid conversation delivers powerful insights from one of football's greatest players. 💪 #AdrianPeterson #NFLLegend #PennyStocks #PokerLife #InvestingSuccess #BusinessMindset #NFLRetired #SuccessStory #Entrepreneurship #financialprudence #financialeducation #dividendinvesting #investmentranking #valueinvesting #stockstobuynow #beststockstobuynow #pennystockstobuynow #bestpennystockstobuynow #stockstobuy CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:32 - Adrian Peterson Highlights 05:35 - Larry Fitzgerald Career Overview 09:19 - Basketball Post Moves Analysis 11:27 - 1 on 1 Matchup Predictions 14:50 - Continuing Your Sports Career 16:36 - Injury Recovery Strategies 19:20 - NFL Playoff Predictions 2023 20:41 - Sports Betting Temptations 22:19 - Future Plans and Projects APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [e-mail] GUEST: Adrian Peterson & Phil Hellmuth https://www.instagram.com/adrianpeterson/ https://www.instagram.com/philhellmuthpositivity/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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You'll have to confirm this. Adrian had played no Texas home, and they came to my charity poker tournament that I MC'd. They didn't even sit down. And then I find out like two years later, Adrian is playing at Canterbury. I thought maybe I get a little bit of credit for you playing poker.

You do, you do. You know what? They may really get into it and, you know, make it a hobby of mine. They told me he was playing three, four days a week. Yeah, I four days yeah I was playing a lot yeah so when he's out there putting it on blaster in Minnesota all right guys you got AP here he just made a deep run in the tournament fifth place yeah man I feel like I did pretty good all day. Caught some bad hands towards the end. But overall, I feel like I kind of played solid.

Unfortunately, it just didn't go my way. My last hand, I ended up having king, seven of spades, and I was in half of my chips, and I'm just like like you know what this might be an opportunity for me to kind of triple up and it just didn't go my way you know they threw over their pair they threw over their hands and they both had pairs and nines and tens I'm just like ah but even with that I had opportunity you know I had I could hit Iades, could hit a king, you know, running sevens. So I said opportunities,

unfortunately it didn't work out this time. Who knocked you out? Was it Bryce? I don't think it was Bryce. I can't remember his name, honestly. And the young lady that's all flexible. Oh, Sophie. Sophie.

She was one of the, she had the bigger stack out of the she was she had the bigger stack out of the three. And she ended up having the pocket 10s and knocking me out. Oh, damn. Yeah. Well, shout out to her. You play a lot of poker, though? Yeah, I play a lot of poker. I play a lot of poker. I play Omaha a lot down in Houston, Texas, Pokestars, Jokers Stars. That's where I spend a lot of my time playing. I normally play Omaha, you

know, like the full court game. I like to switch it up with what I started with. I learned in high school how to play Omaha. And, you know, once I, you know, went to the pros and then decided to get my residence in Houston, started going to the poker halls there and learned about PLO. And I've been locked into that since.

But every now and then, I get around and kind of slow it down to play Omaha. Yeah. I mean, to play Hold'em. OK. So you were playing while you were playing, and then I fell, too? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, not as much.

It was a place in Minnesota called Canterbury that was not too far from Eden Perry. They actually go there and play a lot. I spent a lot of hours there playing hold them and Matter of fact, that's really all I played when I was there, you know until I like kind of like Move down to Houston got my place in Houston and learned about PLO and start playing that so yeah yeah, I've played a lot. I've played a lot.

Is it the money part that attracts you to it? Or what about poker, you think, draws you to it? I think it's both. It's the competition part, because you never know the type of individual you're going against. You might go against someone that's aggressive, that's kind of, you know, it might be, you know, they play slow, that, you know, they're passive.

It's so many different personalities. Somebody that's sporadic that you never know what they're going to do. I think that's kind of how I play in a more controlled sense. But it's just that competitiveness, you know, like, you know, you got a good hand, just suspense of, you know, what's going to happen on the turn, what's going to happen on the river, man. It's just, it gives you that thrill and that excitement to just kind of challenge people, challenge yourself. Um, because it's, it's, it's a game that you have to be smart and you have to,

you know, have decent hands and you gotta play with some type of strategy. So for me, even more so when it comes to hold them, P.L.O., that's a total different ball game. Yeah, it's a whole nother game. Oh, a different game. What else you playing outside of poker, any sports these days?

Yeah, you know what, You're reading my mind. It's funny because I'm actually in the process of finishing this paint job. So I end up getting all the measurements and everything for my pickleball court that I painted on my basketball court outside. At the crib, let's go. At the crib, at the crib. So, you got all the dimensions, you know, and I got it all laid out and painted up. You know, my kitchen is like, my kitchen area is red, and I've got the black, you know, kind of spray.

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perimeter of it, which is going to be it's going to be white. So it's gonna look pretty dope once I'm done with it, but it's looking pretty good. So I'm picking up the pickleball just to get my body active. My boys like it as well. So I enjoy it. Pickleball is taking over, man. I go to Lifetime out here and they've replaced the basketball courts with pickleball. Okay. There's more people playing that than hoops. Are you live right now? Yes, I am. All right, here we go. There he is. Is this a podcast or are we live? Yeah, we're not live. Okay. All right. You want to pop it in then? Yeah. You want to join us? How you

doing, man? I'm good, man. We got a few minutes. I know I know I'm telling you This may be true. He'll have to confirm this Adrian had played no Texas. Hold on really now He comes him and Larry Fitzgerald come to this charity event and what was that? The Minnesota one the Starkey Foundation Yep, so give a nice they come and neither one of them played poker and they came to a charity poker tournament that I emceed. Okay. And they didn't even sit down. And then I find out like two years later that Adrian is playing at Canterbury in Minnesota all the time.

He just mentioned that. And they love him. They love him. They're like Adrian's the best. We love him. And so I mean, so I thought, I thought maybe I get a little bit of credit for you playing poker. You do. You do. That definitely turned me on to it. It's more, I was just like, you know what? They may really get into it and,

you know, make it a hobby of mine, you know? So I love it. I spent a lot of time and it was, it was close to like 15, 20 minutes away from my house. So they told me he was playing three, four days a week. Yeah, I was playing a lot. So when he's out there. Putting him on blast right now. In Minnesota. Well, yeah, I mean, come on, what's wrong with playing poker? Facts, I mean.

But yeah, no, I mean, like, he didn't do anything wrong. He's playing poker. It was great. And then I think that then you play with the same people, you get a whole social thing going on. Have you guys played against each other yet? We have not but I know this like when I watched him out there I'm like, alright, he sees moving like you you could know what a guy's a poker player ready moves the chips He told a nice joke

He was talking about slow rolling You like the people at home don't even know what happened, right? Yeah, it's a of amateurs watching. And I'm like, no, he, so I'm like, here's a poker player right here. There we go. Coming from Phil Hulmus. Adrian, you know, you should come to, you should come to the Warriors Charity Tournament. I'm down, man, I'm down.

I gotta get your number before I head out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll make sure, I'll make sure that Blake Wynn gets us hooked up. But the Warriors have had so much fun. Ninja was scheduled to come with me last time. Yeah. And then our coach died. Our assistant coach died. And Ninja and I had a whole weekend planned. He was gonna come out we were gonna sit on the floor. The Warriors came. He was gonna be my guest. Then the charity poker tournament and the owners wanted to have it and they

wanted to give 500,000 the money to the family of the coach. Wow. But the players who could blame them? They were just like we can't do this. Yeah. It was supposed to be four or five days later and then and then I think I had somebody else come instead of Ninja. He couldn't make it but he was scheduled to come out with me. Maybe we do something like that. I'll get Adrian to come out, sit on the floor of the Warriors game with me, meet the players. I play poker with Draymond Green all the time. Great guy. I'm all in for that. And then playing our private game maybe too. Oh, I'm down for that too.

That's fun. 100, 200, no limit. Whoa. What's the buy in? 5,000. 5,000? I can't make it happen. Yeah, but I mean, you know, we coach up a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Damn.

Throw on some shade. I had Mr. Beast, no, I had Mr. Beast come and play. Hear from him, coach you up, you gotta be like, okay, let me know. He's one of the goats. Exactly. I had Mr. Beast come and play with us,

and like Jimmy just, you know, Jimmy's. He goes all in every other hand. Yeah, I mean, Jimmy's also very, you know. I mean, his company's raising it, what, six billion? When you got money like that, yeah. It's Mr also very, you know, I mean his company's raising it, what, six billion or something? When you got money like that, yeah. It's Mr. Beast, you know? I love Jimmy, he's just a great human being.

Absolutely. All right, I'm jumping your interview here. Thanks for popping in. All right, I'm outta here. All right, bring it in, my man. Appreciate it, bro. You know how I hugged Ray Mondreen like eight times a night? Nobody ever says anything to us and I always say this.

You know why? Because we're alpha males. Wow. Mic drop. Yeah. You replaced the basketball hoop. So are you still hooping? Every now and then I hoop every now and then.

Yeah, so I used to play. Yeah, I was down on the court yesterday teaching my boys some post moves. Yeah. And you know in his last three games, he was so scared to play basketball because he never played. He's a football player, baseball and track. And I told him, just go out there and try it, man. You never know what you can do unless you... After decades of shaky hands caused by debilitating tremors, Sunnybrook was the only hospital in Canada who could provide Andy with something special.

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so they got him playing like in a post so actually last night last night, last night, I'm out there messing with the court and for about 20, 25 minutes, you know, I taught him some post moves. I was like, hey, listen, what you do, if you're on the box, you know, have the hand up and, you know, like you're asking for the ball, then you can go to the left or you can go to the right. If you go to the left, bam, you can lay it off the back, you know, off the glass, right here on the line or just, you know,, you go to the left, bam, you can lay it off the back, off the glass, right here on the line, or just, you know, but you just gotta feel it.

Or if you want, he's a right-handed kid, you can go in, but just know that guy's gonna have like a little advantage because he can, his hand is right there. I said, but on the right side, the left side of the goal, when you post up, you'll have more room to kind of get that shot off, you know, because the guy's playing with his left hand.

Yeah, I can't wait to have kids get that shot off, you know, because the guy's playing with his left hand. Yeah. I can't wait to have kids and teach them sports, man. Yeah, but he scored 10 points tonight. Oh, let's go. Yeah. 10 points. Quick learner. Really quick, really quick.

So I'm impressed with what he did and the effort he put in. Yeah. Who wins one-on-one basketball, me or you? Me? Me or you? Yeah. Oh, me hands down. Nah, I would win. Without a doubt, you would.. Me, me or you? Yeah. Oh, me handstand. Nah, I would win.

Without a doubt, you would. No, I would win easily. Yeah. Without a doubt. We're playing. We need to. You wouldn't. I mean, you would get gassed.

So I'm going to tell you this. So you think I'm going to get gassed. They call me all day for a reason, first off. My defense, three years in a row, defensive MVP. In basketball? In basketball. That was in high school, though. That was in high school though. Yeah, in high school.

But I've played recreation and all that, in college and all that. Don't get it twisted now. The defense is still there. When you're athletic and you're agile, you can make it happen. And then I got a nice little shot and I'm physical. So even if I have to, if I got to take advantage of you, and I'm just like, I can just bring them down and push them up.

You wouldn't be able to back me down. I'm 6'6", 200. You wouldn't be able to back me down. Even if you did, I would just block it. I'm just saying, I back down guys, you know, a lot bigger than you before. And you know. I'm just saying, father time.

And dunk them guys. You're not dunking on me. You don't think so? You're not dunking on me. You know what, so You're not dunking on me. You know, I like I like I like the mentality. I love it. Well, we'll play we'll play the we definitely Gotta play cuz I promise you will not be me. I will beat you. Okay. Yeah You don't know me. Yeah, I don't know you but I know me So I'm telling you yeah, I would not lose to you. All right, then there's no disrespect like are you trying? I know you're a whatever whatever but I'ma lock you up. You're gonna be frustrated, you know?

I'm that guy that you be like, damn, you know what I mean? I don't know, man, I'm shooting 70% in the league right now. Yeah, 70%? Yeah. Who's holding you, though? Decent players, yeah. Yeah, not me, though. All right, we'll see, we'll see.

We're gonna test it out. Next time you're in Vegas, man. What else are you doing this trip? You leaving after this? Yeah, yeah yeah I'm heading back to the house. My son, my youngest son Axel, he has a championship game coming up so he got practice tomorrow. Make sure he's you know doing what he has to do and then I'm going to you know Texas football is just it's. So high school, my boys are zoned to have a sophomore who's playing as well. They have a playoff game against North Shore.

I think North Shore is ranked like number two in the state of Texas. Holy crap. They're like 11 and 0 in Ridge Point High School. They're 10 and 1. So they have a big game on Friday. So getting back for practice tomorrow and then a big game on Friday. So getting back for practice tomorrow and then the big game on Friday and then get a little break on Saturday

and then the championship game for my son in his little league on Sunday. Man, your kids are active. Oh yeah. That's cool that you go to all the games and stuff too. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. That's important too. That's the best part.

Yeah, you know, it's really important. And that's the best part about, you know, I miss the game of football every single day, you know, it's really important. And that's the best part about, you know, I missed the game of football every single day, you know, but, you know, I think about it from this perspective. If I was still in the league, I wouldn't be seeing that game on Sunday. I wouldn't be able to be there with my boys on Friday, you know, going to the game and teaching them things that I know. Going to his game on Wednesday, like I wasn't able to make it today because the poker tournament, but like the practices and things of that such.

So just being able to spend more time with him and be hands-on is really critical. And that's something that I've realized and that kind of smooth things over from being out of the league. So you felt like you could have kept playing though? Yeah. Yeah, because you were still putting up good numbers

in your later years. Yeah, yeah, I feel like I could have still played. Unfortunately, the last portion of my career was, you know, not unfortunate that it was in Seattle, but in Seattle I had an injury that I sustained, which I had to sciatica. So I ended up having a pinched nerve and it took me like 15, 16 months

to fully heal from that. I tried everything I could try to bounce back from it and they recommended surgery and I just didn't wanna go under the knife again. So I said, you know what? Yeah, you've had plenty of those. Yeah, so I'll say, you know what, let me just let it heal naturally

and go through that process. But it was probably the most difficult thing I had to deal with because for over a year and a half, I couldn't jog. Holy crap. Literally, couldn't jog. Where was the pinch nerve in your leg? Yeah, yeah.

So it was my left leg. And if I move two or three, if I was standing straight up and I took a step two to three feet in front of me, my leg was shut down. Whoa. Yeah. So, like, jogging or any type of sprinting or anything. It was probably the scariest thing I've dealt with because I never experienced that. You know, not being able to run or jump or, you know, just doing the things I was used to doing.

or just doing the things I was used to doing. But God's willing, I was able to be around some good people as far as rehab and doing all the right things, yoga and different things that allowed me to bounce back. It took a while, but now I'm back running full speed, doing the things that I wasn't originally able know, originally able to do, so. Nice. Yeah. Yeah, 16th month, it crazy.

And you recovered from some of the worst injuries before that, ACL, right? Yeah, ACL 2012, yeah. They say that's the worst one, right? Yeah, I would say ACL and Achilles, I think those are probably the worst injuries to try to bounce back from. Yeah, I remember when you recovered from the ACL one,

people didn't know if you'd ever be the same. Like that was being floated around. Yeah, it was being floated around, but you know, the type of mentality that I have and just my belief system, I mean, I never doubted that I would come back and be better than I was before, you know? So for me mentally, I believe that,

and I've always been a firm believer in you know you can do all things to Christ who strengthens you you know and I know he has a final say so you know like I know that yeah you know like really know that so for me going through that process it was easy I just knew that I had to have the right game plan the right people people around me, and then put in the work, because faith without works is void, right? So I never forget when that injury happened, going through the sideline, my dad was actually at the game in Washington

and in a locker room, and he came to the locker room, and I already knew where it was, because they diagnosed it on the sideline, but just getting in there and then going over it again. Yes, ACL and it feels like the meniscus could be torn as well And I remember telling him You know what it was Christmas Eve to them I remember telling hey, I'm gonna come back I'm gonna be better than I was before Wow, and That wasn't me just talking that wasn't me understanding that you know what? This is where I'm gonna come back, I'm gonna be better than I was before. And that wasn't me just talking,

that wasn't me understanding that you know what, this is where I'm at, this is the situation, what you gonna do about it going forward, you know what I'm saying? So it's about putting in the action, putting in your, getting your game plan together, make it known, write it down, make it known, and then put the work in.

And I put the work in, man. It was hard, it it known, write it down, make it known, and then put the work in. And I put the work in, man. Like, it was hard, it was tough, a lot of things I had to do, a lot of times I had to get up and work when I didn't want to, when I wanted to lay down because I was hurting, the painful, you know, process of getting my full extension back, trying to get my 90 degree back, all that, man. Like when I was able to look back towards the end of that season and be like, man, you know what? You know, it is what it is.

God is the real deal. It's the real deal, you know? That belief is powerful. And I think your mentality really helps because a lot of people with that injury would destroy them mentally and they just never fully recover. Yep, yep.

A lot of it's, 90% of it's mentally. You got to be, you have to believe and understand that, Hey, you can do it. You just gotta believe that you can do it. Absolutely. You've been following the NFL this season? Uh, yeah, I've been following a little bit. Who you got winning the NFC and who do you have winning the AFC? Man, that's a really good one. The Vikings obviously have been looking really really good in the NFC So I'm a rock with them you biased off I Won't say necessarily. I'm biased. They've been playing some really really good ball, you know defensively they run the ball well You know The quarterback is playing really really well

You know, the quarterback is playing really, really well. So I think they really have a chance in it. MSU-Wilson, NFC, that's really kind of stands out. Okay, Detroit, I got to give Detroit. Yeah, they're good. Yeah. You know, Detroit, I think Detroit is the team to go through without a shadow of a doubt, NFC-wise. AFC, you can't go without saying Patrick Mah homes and what they're able to do.

The Texans are playing really, really good ball, even though the last couple of weeks, they've kind of, you know, and I think a lot of it has to do with Stefan Diggs going down. You know, it's just different when you got a couple guys that you have to game plan for, you know, but they've been playing really well. A team that's up on the rise that I really like is Pitchford. Pitchford has been playing some really, really good football. So I think the FC is kind of wide open right now. I feel that now that you're retired

and you have so much knowledge of the game, I'm sure you've been tempted to sports bet. I have, I have, and I've yet to do it. But actually on my way down here, I was thinking about, you know what, I need to go ahead and do like a sports event. Even if it's something simple, like $1,000 or a parlay or something. I mean, you have a huge edge, you know?

Yeah, you know, it was this guy that I played poker with, Asian guy, old Asian guy. And he always used to pick my brain, you know, the past couple years. Hey, what team do you think going to win? And I would talk to him, yeah, you know, the past couple of years, hey, what team do you think gonna win? And I would talk to him, yeah, because this, that, and other, and, you know, different offensive lines, match up with different defensive lines.

You never, it's just different depending on the team that you're playing and that player, right? And that's real, that's what it is. And he used to come back and he used to come back week after week and asking, asking, asking, and he was winning. So I'm just like, you know what? I think I need week and ask and ask and ask. And he was winning. So I'm just like, you know what? I think I need to go ahead and try my luck.

I own it. He needs to break you off on those too. I can do. For real. Give him the sauce. Yeah. Well, what's next for you, man? You know, I don't know.

It's a lot that I can get into. I got the gym down in Houston, O-Athletics in the Heights area of Houston, Texas. You know, I don't know. I've thought about getting into broadcasting, but... Big money there. It's a lot of money there. It's a lot of money there.

It's just, for me, it's more so like of the time and that investment into it. So, you know, I wouldn't want to do anything that would keep me away from seeing my kids play and this and another so that's kind of like a balance of a thing I'm trying to balance out or whatnot, but I don't know, you know, I'm an entrepreneur. I did one devil a lot, you know, I'm into stocks I'm into a lot of different stuff too. So yeah, you in the crypto. I Know my brother is really big in crypto. I really I should have got into it. I think what? Bitcoin is up 90, 97 K today.

Your brother probably got in. I like, yeah, he got in. He got in when it was a little, when it was probably about 15, 15 and 20. So he's winning right now. Seven acts. Yeah. Let's see. My thing is too, with that, like even 15 and 20, that's, you still make some good money. I just, I like it when it's like $7, you know, like when you get it when you're really getting it, you know, because I've had some opportunities where I got into some crude oil where it was like, it was fluctuated was $3 $2 $2.4 in some sense, this was like before COVID. And I ended up kind of doing my research and I found a competitor of it. You know, I can go to peers when you look up whatever.

And they kind of had the same trend where it was like $3, $2 or whatever, whatever. And then when I seen them, they had dropped down. It happened right after COVID happened. Because they were consistent $2, $3 or whatever, whatever. And they were down. One of them was like 39 cents. And one of them was like 40 some cents. For oil? Wow.

Yeah, yeah. So I bought into it, right? And I put $0.50 in both of them. I mean like 2.3 million dollars. Holy crap. Here's the crazy thing, though. I took something out before, but I waited after a full year because of tax purposes and all that.

But I made like two, one. Like it was stupid return because they shot back up $4 through dollars. Wow, that was a no-brainer. Yeah, it was, I was like, you know what? I think I'm like a penny stocks more. You know, that makes more sense to me. Yeah, these days you're not going to make a lot of Bitcoin.

Maybe a couple X multiple, but nothing like. Yeah, unless you're a multi-millionaire, and you can just go in there and buy a million or whatever and buy so many shares and it double all right that. But I would encourage people to really look into the penny stocks, where you paying a couple dollars, or $0.50 cents or whatever, whatever, within five or six months,

you'll see your money will flip so fast, you'll be like, what? Especially with Trump and all, I feel like the stocks are gonna be pumping. Yeah, so I mean, my eyes are open on that end as well, but so I double and dabble in a lot of different things. So we'll see what happens. I love it.

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