Poker youtubers

[Naltro]

Who are your favourite poker YouTubers? Best for entertainment vs best for learning?
I've been watching a lot of Doug Polk content and I sometimes watch poker bloggers like Brad Owens, Mariano and Rampage.
Any suggestions?

 

[chicbulls2]

Doug has been doing good for a long time on youtube

 

[Newzooozooo]

Hi
I follow only one YouTube channel and it is our community channel.

https://www.youtube.com/@CardsChat

 

[jonasz warzecha]

like mathew staples from party poker tbh

 

[Easylu]

For me, the 2 best that I see and follow are Lex and Zeros, they are practically my idols, I am always aware of their videos and their way of playing, and their reactions to the plays and hands are the most striking thing they have. But without a doubt I will stick with Zeros since it provides entertainment and learning.

 

[Toruk Makto]

I really like Felipe Mojave.
it interacts very well with the public, humility in person! Too bad he rarely plays live now.

 

[takinitSLEAZEE]

Doug and Jonathan Little.

 

[Naltro]

Thank you for all the replies! I will check all these YouTubers out.

 

[Ataman911]

I don't follow anyone))

 

[nasty bent gorilla]

Doug Polk produces brilliant, varied content. For educational purposes, the Upswing Poker podcast offers great value on Youtube.com.

 

[nameless]

I like lex veldhuis usually is fun to watch him

 

[Michel_11]

Lately I have really enjoyed watching the channel of Saulo Costa on Youtube. I advise everyone who likes to play cash games to check out the channel.

 

[Magical]

Saulo, like a few vloggers/youtubers, is pretty monotone and a hard watch at times but his theory and decisions are really insightful. I don't think the theory really applies to micro-small stakes but its all education.

Spraggy is an easy watch, good theory but often plays loose and takes the mic out of himself. The Staples brothers are a pretty easy watch too. Greggoesallin is pretty good too.

Then you've got anything on PokerGo for main event footage

 

[Gallarado777]

I don't know how it's more convenient for me to watch on twitch with YouTube, I think many players are now playing poker there and they are very good at it, so they prefer which audience you watch more so I'm looking at twitch as a blogger with a Russian-language explanation of how they play and there are even talented players

 

[Ruslan L]

I am only subscribed to two poker channels. The first is of course our CardsChat channel, and the second channel is pokerstars, where I sometimes watch live events

 

[Only_player]

Since I am Ukrainian, I watch Ukrainian-speaking and Russian-speaking streamers. At one time, I even got interesting information about poker from there, but later I realized that streams are not the best development for a player. It is better to watch instructional videos instead of streams and it will be more useful. Therefore, lately I either turn on the stream in parallel with the poker session and listen in the background, and also sometimes watch the finals of expensive tournaments

 

[khancerberos]

Spraggy, Zeros and Easywhite are the ones I follow

 

[pavel1111111]

I think both , you can learn very much , especially to not gamble money that you can not afford to lose and more