Do you have a favourite Poker YouTuber?

[successlaw]

I like to watch KmartPoker

 

[theoxy]

I dont really have a favorite when i have nothing to do i watch Andreicoz at twitch , he playing at 888 poker .

 

[Rachidao]

I like Felipe Carmanhani, he review viewers tournaments, I learned a lot with him.

 

[duparomana]

Maybe he is not youtuber but he is on YouTube. 888 team poker player Easty22

 

[Munchies11]

Rampage is awesome. Great redemption player! He makes great clips too on social media

 

[andron205]

Берт Стивенс​

 

[dzsire]

I mostly watched Lex Veldhuis and Spraggy in the past, but due to lack of time I haven't seen any of their videos lately.
I'm not very up-to-date, but Daniel Negreanu and Phil Hellmuth's videos were also good in the past (I don't know if they still post videos since then).

 

[Rick95]

Of coursee, ZEROSPoker 😁🫡

 

[NSX_Amfe2nat]

Minthon19 only. Best streamer

 

[Mazembe]

Lex Veldhuis from Holland, I have seen a lot of him playing in TV shows like "Late Night Poker" and "High Stakes Poker" he has played against many other Professional Players, Phil Helmuth, Daniel Negs, Doyle Brunson, and many many more.
Nowadays he has settled down and got married, and still plays a lot of Poker on Twitch TV, His site of choice is Pokerstars. Regularly playing games for $100+ Buy-ins.
Pyefacepoker is another I used to watch on Twitch TV because he specialises in less popular games, it was he that introduced me to Omaha, and Horse Tournaments.

I'll check him out

 

[havingfun]

Brad Owen all day!

 

[NootNoot]

I like to watch KmartPoker

I caught one of his streams a few days back, had it on in the background while doing other stuff and was dipping in and out. Good player!

Now getting reccomended other live streams by the algorithm.

I watched a guy called David Kaye Poker yesterday, a cash game pro at NL 200. He seems great too. Very accommodating answering questions, and talking about why he makes certain decisions in the game. I like his transparency in that regard, and also with his results. He has his yearly totals on the screen and is up almost $270k in what is now 3.75 years or so on the grind. His full sessions are on youtube, streams there and on twitch.

 

[rufininha14]

One of my favorite poker YouTubers is Big Fetfat, I like to follow his lives and I learn a lot by following him

 

[gravii2011]

I don’t have a favorite poker YouTuber. But I can watch on Twitch such players as: BigGOGI, svetarik, ba_dugi, since they are interesting to watch, there is always an analysis of the game and opponents, and they often reach the final table.

 

[drgilbert4]

Jaman Burton gets my vote! I love his production as well as his commentary. He has funny cartoon bits and the Harry Potter character whose name shall not be spoken when he has AK offsuit. I think I actually chuckle every time that comes up! you can see his channel at the link below. Enjoy!

Jaman’s Channel

 

[dompoker]

I don't even look at a YouTuber, I don't like to see how they play poker, it bores me, I prefer to see something else.

 

[oriole]

The only one I watch is Doug Polk Poker.

 

[Four Dogs]

I've been following Mark Goone's Hungry Horse Poker Podcast lately. He's very entertaining but also makes good use of solvers and outside content. I highly recommend it.

 

[thomaspimentel]

Yeah, i have supoker channel of the brazil

 

[szabooom]

Ethan (Rampage)
He brought me closer to the game

But he has been a nightmare to follow, speaking of nightmare anybody enjoy old Corey?

 

[Mazembe]

But he has been a nightmare to follow, speaking of nightmare anybody enjoy old Corey?

Yep, he's been on a downswing and punting alot.

 

[szabooom]

Dude there is so much drama around him and his editors, it seems like if you see enough success you refuse to edit your own videos

 

[Mazembe]

Dude there is so much drama around him and his editors, it seems like if you see enough success you refuse to edit your own videos

Haven't heard about that, doesn't really matter to alot of people. He still drops quality and enjoyable content. Yes people hire editors now to reduce the work load and also because they can afford it, when you are broke and grinding, you have to do everything yourself because you can't afford paying editors

 

[szabooom]

Speaking about grinding I live in South African and we have a dull poker scene here, is there any poker rooms or anything in Namibia?

 

[Toruk Makto]

Yes, some... 😊