Who is your favorite Poker Vlogger/Live-Streamer? (YouTube, Twitch, Podcasts, etc.)

[TrpeLoco]

Doug Polk the king has no fear going aggressively I love his style

 

[bra01]

pokerstars team pro Jason Somerville was my favourite Twitch streamer

 

[Thenightrain]

Love Twitch, great way to get real time insight to how pro’s play /multi table.

 

[Malnitruth]

Used to enjoy Somerville but hes since hes been gone almost for ever I watch EPT on PS

 

[jt2oux]

I've only watched a couple times but I follow Doug Polk or Jonathan Little when he is on.

Which streamers give freeroll passwords?

 

[shpeko42]

Somtimes I watch sream good players,it's realy help me for my up skill

 

[Nintendo]

Jeff Gross and Staples

 

[hugh blair]

Tonkaa Lex veldhuis and Jeff gross are my favourite streamers

 

[dear7]

Actually I am not watching twitch. Recommend me someone to watch pls.

 

[jfmcd86]

I just recently starting watching poker on twitch when i found out that they were broadcasting live poker with the Millions Party Poker event, SO yeah my favourite streamer would be PartyPokerTV ​

 

[tcummo]

streamers

hi all, getting back into poker, been watching a few streamers..i'm learning how little i know about poker. :hahaha: ..anyone recommend any good streamers to watch just for learning? cheers..

 

[Cam54]

I also watch some of these when I don't feel like studying too hard but still want to pick up something new .... I follow Pantau77 and Buehlero both on Twitch and both streams host other players

sometimes too​

( Matt Staples, CourtieBee, Tonkaaap, ) so there is a variety there, not sure I spelled all of those extras correctly, but the two streams are ...I'm sure there are many more but I like those two .....

 

[Andymac37]

I have learned a lot from streamers. I like tonkaaaa, Kevin martin, Jamie staples and lex veldhus. Alot to be learned and very funny

 

[MemphisGrind]

I agree with Lex and Kevin Martin. I also enjoy watching some of the guys that don’t get as many views and watching their style of play. I feel like when you watch some of the top players play you get a good understanding of their playing style but the awesome thing about Poker is you can play many different ways and still win. Being able to know who you are as a player and constantly making changes to fix leaks is the way to go and you can do this watching and learning from anyone at any skill level.

 

[EvertonGirl]

I like to watch Lex, Spraggy, Kevin and TalonChick

 

[Filip Krstevski]

My favorite streamers so far are MattStaples, tonkaaaap and both Spraggy and Fintan when they're streaming from pokerstars channel. All of these streamers provide really good content good tournaments. From time to time they review certain hands and that's cool for beginners they can learn a lot from them.

 

[Spripe]

Jaime staples is one of the best to learn, he goes over a lot of his decisions. His brother mattstaples is pretty good too. Spraggy/fintan/jeffgross/lex are all good. Tonkaaaa is my favourite streamer though!

 

[bbennie1]

Depends on what you like. I like the cash game streamers. ShroomTheRiver and Neuron are my favorites.

 

[Newzooozooo]

Hi.
I like to watch Lex and Kevin Martin.
Good luck.

 

[felipeanicio]

Undoubtedly Lex Veldhus, his teaching is very simple and an excellent learning.

 

[Spaceman]

I like Lex too. Doug Polk also has some good videos.

 

[tcummo]

Thanks for the reply's peeps...there's some i haven't heard of there...cheers

 

[pauloandre100]

I like to see Jamie Staples, Lex Veldhus and tonkaaaa

 

[Honeybuns666]

Poker on Twitch.

I thought twitch was just for regular nerds but it's for poker nerds too! You can watch live poker and pros playing online. It's helped my game in the few weeks I've been watching. If you watch on twitch who do you follow ? If you play poker on twitch what's your name ?

 

[Lena M]

Hello.
I also often watch the video. In my opinion, this is very useful and you can learn a lot. Unfortunately, so far I do not have a Twitter account, but maybe I will create an account in the near future.