Twitch Poker Streamers

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I enjoy watching pro’s (or just really good players) playing, although some are more valuable to watch than others. I prefer players who go through their thought process when making decisions.

1) anyone else do this?

2) who do you like to watch?
 
it's good to look at the professionals, to learn the way to play and to watch the game
 
I'm watching poker streamers always. I'm following Fintan, Spraggy, MattStaples and i'm subscribing LexVeldhuis. Watching the pros streaming can be useful, they entertain really good quality plays and i'm really happy they're doing it! I would recommend to everybody who love poker and who want to improve their skills, instead of watching some other stream of fortnite or pubg, you should check poker on twitch.tv.
 
Hi.
I like to watch the game of professional players.
For example, I like to watch professional players Lex and Kevin Martin.
Good luck.
 
KMart is great. Really walks through his logic. Jason Somersville is excellent too

Anyone know of any cash game streamers? I’m guessing there aren’t as many since that’s not as exciting as MTTs
 
I know of no stream of poker if you can recommend a good stream of poker thank
 
I do watch some of the streams on Twitch. Both the individual players (Spraggy, Fintan, etc.), as well as the MTTs. I think it is very helpful to hear their thought processes. I also think the MTTs are good to watch because it allows me to see how different players use position, chip stacks, etc.

I really like watching PokerGO's coverage but those players are usually the high rollers, so Twitch gives me a chance to see some lower-level stakes and mid- to lower-level pros.
 
On twitch, unibet pro's IanSimpson, DBergie and Lappin now and then give passwords for freerolls, apart from:
- playing
- teaching
 
I watch a few of them, Lex Veldhuis, Arlieshaban, Matt staples , Fintan&spraggy.
 
I also like to see, whenever Andre Akkari does, I watch without mentioning that he plays freerrol in his home game, so it is better to watch, otherwise there are several important information that can be had during the transmission
 
Often I watch the stream from Doug Polk. I like how he explains his actions. He has won major tournaments and is very good at the game for money, why not look at.
 
I like to watch only best poker players in the world because i like to learn from best players.
 
Recently, occasionally I watch Kevin and Nanopoker ... Good people and they play poker with understanding. I really did not like Inner. It seems that he is playing candy wrappers.
 
I imagine playing such a tournament, with a buy-in of ONLY $ 51,000.
In the ITM bubble, what hands would I open?
Certainly not for the poor of my suit.
 
xexeu said:
I imagine playing such a tournament, with a buy-in of ONLY $ 51,000.
In the ITM bubble, what hands would I open?
Certainly not for the poor of my suit.
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Everything in our world is relative. For rich people this is common. Do not set a framework for yourself and learn something new.
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nml said:
KMart is great. Really walks through his logic. Jason Somersville is excellent too

Anyone know of any cash game streamers? I’m guessing there aren’t as many since that’s not as exciting as MTTs
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Yeah I would also like to know of more cash game streamers, as I'm not really aware of any. There seems to be a lot of MTT streamers though.

I have sometimes been watching the Live at the Bike cash game streams on Twitch or YouTube, but thy are usually higher stakes then what I play, as well as live rather than online.
 
I'm in the initial stage of learning the game of poker, watched the stream, but now try to pay attention to the analysis of their games played. I think it is useful at the very beginning of the poker life of each player! The moment will come and you will go to the next level, and you will not have time. you'll spend all your time playing poker.
 
Final table

I see final tables of tournaments, one learns a lot from a final mess
 
Kevin Martin is mainly my go to. I also enjoy watching the Staples brothers.
 
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