Learning Poker on YouTube

Any recommendations for learning Poker on Youtube? specifically for tournaments …I watched Blackrain79 so far and found it very informative

For beginners--Carrot Corner has great videos for online cash--Hungry Horse great for live cash
Luuk Botter for online PLO ---all the solvers have their own youtube channels and there is lots of GTO advice there.

eetenor said:

For beginners--Carrot Corner has great videos for online cash--Hungry Horse great for live cash

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I think, both of those present rather advanced content, which is more suitable for people, who are already winning players in microstakes games and want to attempt to move up. Both are also 100% focused on cash games. For more beginner friendly content with more focus on tournaments I would recommend Jonathan Little.

I also really like Bart Hansson (CrushLivePoker), but this is also mostly cash game specific content, although did he recently make some videos about his wsop main event experience. And then of course there is the CC 30 day course, which is very forcused on online tournaments. I also really like Collin Moshman in general, and there are a few other free videos from him on Youtube, that he made for paid sites like TournamentPokerEdge.

If you're mainly focused on tournaments, I'd definitely recommend checking out Jonathan Little and BBZ Poker. Jonathan covers a lot of fundamentals and hand reviews, while BBZ goes much deeper into modern MTT strategy, especially for intermediate players. Raise Your Edge also has some great free content, even though most of their material is paid. Another thing that helped me a lot was watching final table reviews and pausing before key decisions to think through the spot myself before hearing the explanation. I found that much more valuable than just watching highlight reels.

I learned a lot from Benjamin 'Bencb' Rolle from RaiseYourEdge

If you're focusing on tournaments, I'd definitely check out Jonathan Little, BBZ Poker, and Raise Your Edge. They all have a lot of great free content on YouTube. I also like watching final table reviews from good players because you get to hear their thought process in real spots. BlackRain79 is great for fundamentals, but those channels dive a bit deeper into MTT strategy