CylleP
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yes . There are several streamers who tell a lot about the game.
They are not silent and share their knowledge of why they did this here.
I'm watching "inerpsy" (mishainer)
and also "Lorem"
johnnylawford
Visionary
Bronze Level
I tend to watch smaller low-mid stakes streamers for meaningful analysis and bigger high stakes streamers for entertainment value. For instance, watching Ben CB play $25K WPT events is cool, but would watch more $11-$33 grinders for actionable advice. I find that once a streamer has over 100 concurrent viewers it becomes harder to have meaningful interactions about their decisions in hands just because of the volume of chat text.
For regular streamers, Crazysixes live streams his coaching sessions, plus he's *relatively* engaging as a streamer.
For regular streamers, Crazysixes live streams his coaching sessions, plus he's *relatively* engaging as a streamer.
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1player2
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hello,
I believe there is knowledge to gain from watching streamers. Just like any information you should do your homework to make sure the streamer is a winning or skilled player. I have personally seen good and bad streamers. I'm sure many examples have been provided before me so I won't give specific examples.
I believe there is knowledge to gain from watching streamers. Just like any information you should do your homework to make sure the streamer is a winning or skilled player. I have personally seen good and bad streamers. I'm sure many examples have been provided before me so I won't give specific examples.
Takoyaki
Rock Star
Silver Level
I watch mainly brazilian streamers and only MTT players.
Yes, they help, most of them will answer any question you have.
It's also nice to watch their plays and the way they behave.
There is a channel (TioChrisPS - means Uncle Chris on PS) where he even invite some pro players who are willing to spare their time and review a channel's user tournament live.
Other days he have sponsors to put on 25$ freerolls on pokerstars Homegames. He built a poker community.
Yes, they help, most of them will answer any question you have.
It's also nice to watch their plays and the way they behave.
There is a channel (TioChrisPS - means Uncle Chris on PS) where he even invite some pro players who are willing to spare their time and review a channel's user tournament live.
Other days he have sponsors to put on 25$ freerolls on pokerstars Homegames. He built a poker community.
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Qrise
Rock Star
Silver Level
no, I don’t really like watching streams, I prefer to learn poker from my own mistakes, but I don’t exclude the fact that there may be really useful information there! I remember once there were streams for watching them, they gave money or tickets, so I will go to such a stream
cguru:
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Johnny78B
Legend
Platinum Level
Some of them really very good and you can learn a lot from them. Depends also how do they communicate with their followers, like feedback, answer on the question etc. not only streaming just one way but also try to help followers in improving of their game. The way of streaming should be interesting.
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eagleaces
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yes!!!
When you watch pro tv games cash or tourney style you always learn a lot. Like watching Pros play your favorite video game...you always learn things. When you get better you watch the same games and you see strategies and you also can get reasurrance your playing right. there is so much to learn about being a TOP player. In poker you have to always adapt and learn and study. or youll start losing just watch.
When you watch pro tv games cash or tourney style you always learn a lot. Like watching Pros play your favorite video game...you always learn things. When you get better you watch the same games and you see strategies and you also can get reasurrance your playing right. there is so much to learn about being a TOP player. In poker you have to always adapt and learn and study. or youll start losing just watch.
AllinIgor
Rock Star
Silver Level
Good topic. I recently started to see some players in their lives and in my opinion, it is a great learning, I believe that it will only add in the development of any type of player. It was very nice and always when I have availability of time I watch. Ah, I hate cash game, for me it does not have the same thrill of a MTT tournament. Good luck at the tables!