Mariano obviously dumbs down his thought process drastically for the casual viewers and people who aren’t thinking about the game at a high level. He didn’t go from 1/3 to 200/400 for no reason. Hes a great player!
@karlosmoreno3821Күн бұрын
Exactly
@DominationRotationКүн бұрын
He's hit and miss. Some very good plays, alot of dreadful ones as well. Definitely not as good as many think him to be. He plays soft pools, where he can thrive with his skillset. But in no way is he elite in his theoretical understanding of the game.
@karlosmoreno3821Күн бұрын
@@DominationRotation but he doesn’t claim to be an insane player. He is a live stream crusher
@Nikkithedog-t6bКүн бұрын
Well truthfully a lot of these guys made that move because of youtube money. We also don't know if this guy has a trust fund. Most people consider Negreanu a great player but he has probably had one winning year in a decade, he is a great rigged site marketer though and got rich promoting.
@austinhoffa99Күн бұрын
@@Nikkithedog-t6bGG is so rigged lol , you right .
@RichardOwen-js6zpКүн бұрын
Seeing corey ranked anything higher than D tier is crazy. Mariano literally plays games with £100K+... Corey cant even beat 1/2
@gunnarpoker2827Күн бұрын
you know you don't need to beat 1/2 to play 100k+ eh? Most of the guys playing 100k+ also can't beat 1/2
@yoniker83Күн бұрын
@@gunnarpoker2827 But Marianno did beat 1/2 and 2/5 before advancing further.
@yoniker83Күн бұрын
Yeah, he ranked Corey higher just because he was his student...rediculous.
@joeyp309423 сағат бұрын
This is the one thing about this series that makes me question Charlie's intentions. I've watched a ton of videos from Brad, Mariano and Corey so saying that you learn more about poker from Corey is simply preposterous. Corey is great because of his style and pure degeneracy, not any modicum of poker skills. Not saying he isn't a good poker player but teaching theory isn't even one of his goals (his brother different story, highly educational at low stakes). I would have Brad then Mariano then Corey if it were based on my watchings.
@michaelognarКүн бұрын
everything Mariano does and says in his vlogs is very intentional and calculated to allow him to comfortably thrive in his high stakes pool at Hustler. his image is hyper calculated. just the good ol chill friendly guy who isn’t here to hurt anybody or take things too serious. I don’t think Corey Eyring (love the guy and rooting for his success) has ever had a green year in poker and the fact that you’ve rated him above MARIANO is NUTS lol
@MarianoPokerКүн бұрын
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@fanouzhang3887Күн бұрын
@@MarianoPokerdamn you are here?
@RichardOwen-js6zpКүн бұрын
Yeh crazy a guy who can't beat 1/2 is rated above Mariano who worked hi way up to 100K + buy ins
@hajebnait6505Күн бұрын
Honestly, these videos could be a lot more interesting/entertaining if the reviewer focused more on curiosity over criticism
@nathanialbrown1Күн бұрын
i know for fact marianos bankroll comes from illegal money this guy is the biggest piece of trash in poker which is why he has no wpt contract because they vet people
@yoniker83Күн бұрын
Charlie, It's IMPOSSIBLE that Corey is better than Mariano. I watched both videos, and Mariano played some great poker (KK44 hand for example) while Corey played bad poker (other than zero remarkable hands, it was clear that his bankroll management skill [the most important skill in poker] doesn't exist). Sorry to say that, but it feels like it's just because Corey was your student. Mariano crushes high stakes poker and Corey plays for pennies with his entire tiny bankroll, that's no coincidence.
@gavinl5653Күн бұрын
Will you do Gary Blackwood next
@quirkleehammettКүн бұрын
i think its better for him to do all the vloggers with bigger following that his first. Hes benefiting from talking about them. If he talks about Gary hes just giving him a shoutout and helping him ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@KrishanBhattacharyaКүн бұрын
Seconded
@maciejzastawny88Күн бұрын
Garry is way better overall but in my opinion Garry is too much focused on GTO in live games.
@CharlieCarrelКүн бұрын
Yeah, sure thing. Just recorded it based on your request :)
@mjriemenКүн бұрын
@@CharlieCarrelheck yeah! GazzyB123!
@Mike-si7mvКүн бұрын
You've got to highlight Rampage. I'm sure it would be hilarious.
@paulthepolarbear9914Күн бұрын
Didn't he already rate Rampage??
@ddelrussКүн бұрын
We [Mariano fans] like the laid back delivery. It's a feature to be chill.
@nickflowers15Күн бұрын
Love this series Charlie, but there’s no world where Corey should be ranked higher than Mariano for learning purposes. If the ranking was based on entertainment then yes, Corey would be top of the list. Not sure if him being your former student played any role in his ranking. Nonetheless, great work Charlie and looking forward to further videos!
@gavinl5653Күн бұрын
Or will you do Carrot Corner guy?
@darmah2Күн бұрын
I think an interesting idea could be “how really good are my subscribers at poker” and they send in some of their hands and you break down their thought processes
@thetallestguyКүн бұрын
That's what Bart at CLP does. You guys should do a collab
@blitzbreakdownchessКүн бұрын
Hey Charlie. Are you using OBS? If so, consider putting a limiter/compressor on your mic, and perhaps some other filters to prevent your volume from peaking and distorting.
@realslimschelliКүн бұрын
i love charlie... bro cashed millions in poker and is still streaming in grandmas kitchen. stay grounded 👌
@charlesleopold7866Күн бұрын
Mariano definitely underplays how deeply he thinks about the game, but he’s probably the best of the main stream vloggers
@Farts_McCoolКүн бұрын
People say this… but what if, he’s just not good enough
@yoniker8322 сағат бұрын
@@Farts_McCool he’s for sure better than Corey by a huge margin, and on Charlie’s he’s worse by a huge margin. What a joke.
@AgentSmith-16384Күн бұрын
maybe he's good, maybe he's not but you cannot decide that on some entertainment videos. It would be stupid of him to expose all of his thought process; his opponents will have a great advantage on the next games
@billybobinthehouse12Күн бұрын
Once you've done with the tier list, host a party with all these players and see how far they go against you 😏
@PeterJennings28Күн бұрын
Used to battle 5/10 w/ you on stars way back. And am former RIO coach. If you're gauging this on who to best learn from, I disagree with giving hands like the 97 river bluff raise such a high score. This isn't something to be teaching people who don't understand poker. They are going to end up making bad reads and over bluffing. I agree he could have gone more in depth in a lot of his explanations, and I agree about considering leading more often though I wouldn't denigrate him for having this more robotic style becauae it is a very strong style and it works. I played extremely similarly to this for most of my high stakes career. Also, this is KZbin, it's not like a professionally made training video. I would have rated his play higher. In any case, thought the most brilliant thing you said was about overall mindset and embodying that energy of being lucky and being a winner. Very very key for success in anything in life.
@cameronsmith5360Күн бұрын
Gary blackwood or phil galfond next please
@tomsiddle7583Күн бұрын
There’s no point doing galfond everyone knows he’s unreal
@superfreeeeeakКүн бұрын
@@tomsiddle7583 exactly
@mychaelmitchell4632Күн бұрын
Charlie isn't on phils level and has no business judging Phil's level of strategy and play. Nothing against Charlie but he's not on that level imo!
@NosirtКүн бұрын
😂Charlie would have to be at galfond level to judge him
@tomsiddle7583Күн бұрын
@@mychaelmitchell4632 yeah galfond is better than Charlie online, Charlie is better than galfond Live, he’s too good to for him to judge.
@supremetitanic199021 сағат бұрын
Please do Bart Hansen. I literally check every day to see if there’s a new one of these out. Love this series. Thank you Charlie!
@ArsenalAK47AZКүн бұрын
I think Mariano is a hidden poker genius. He gets invited to often soft rich guy games at HCL and exploits alot of poor to average players. He has gone from $1/$3 to as high as $200/$400 in 3 years and posts his annual wins in deep 6 figure amounts. His game appears elite because of the soft games he is in
@oskars82Күн бұрын
I agree with everything. Except soft games.
@joshuakennedy8094Күн бұрын
He only has been able to jump stakes because he's got a ton of income coming from the rake online games he runs. He didn't just casually run up a multimillion dollar bankroll from $1/$3 in 3 years.
@oskars82Күн бұрын
@joshuakennedy8094 so what? Even if that's true, he did well for himself.
@johnhall32Күн бұрын
Mariano makes a lot of $$ off his KZbin channel. $100k plus
@joshuakennedy8094Күн бұрын
@@oskars82 the point is that he jumped stakes because he had alternative income coming in. Not because hes a "hidden poker genius" as you suggested. He's just another idiot with money who got to skip over all the hard parts of grinding it up and now he sits in cushy home games that anyone with a brain can beat, all because even bigger idiots want to play poker with the youtube famous guy.
@WeissAdviceКүн бұрын
Ooo.. ok, I'm paused at the "what would you do" facing a bet and a raise on the flop while out of position. SO, based on the game, positions, maybe some observation, bot of my opponents can be pretty wide. Either Mike or Vinny can have a lot of hands that contain over cards + hearts and those hands do tend to get sticky, and both players can potentially have a set of deuces. So this is the thicc part of the range that I want to extract max from. The question is, is there enough medium pocket pairs and 54 suited and 6x hands that I may also want to target. I think if I just overcall I either lose the hand or lose value when a flush or straightening card come in. So I want to 3-bet. And I think if I come over the top a lot of pocket pairs and 6x hands are going to fold whether or not I go big or small. So I think I want to make it like $11,000 to target pocket deuces and overcard+heart hands.
@Patsfan90223 сағат бұрын
You mention feeling bored, which i can appreciate. I watch his vlogs frequently because i dont enjoy hearing dudes yell 1 TIME DEALER and BANGGG with a shaking video. It’s a relaxed environment and stakes which i will never play so it drives interest.
@LukeLastname10316 сағат бұрын
I'd love to see you do a video on Garrett, even though you would have to go only based on his decisions and not his thought process, I'd think it'd still be interesting
@assel0077Күн бұрын
Most of the hands are played with nitgame/standup on, so the ranges and strategies are completely different. There were also hands in the last video, where you didn't notice that it was standup game on. Still I like your content though of course, much love ❤️
@nickgehring1723Күн бұрын
standup game should not change your range and strategy to much. If you do you're going to make many mistakes
@skatefameКүн бұрын
@@nickgehring1723 standup game should absolutely change your range and strategy, there is far more value in simply winning a pot of any size and that becomes increasingly relevant as more players sit down. In fact you can treat that lingering penalty as a form of dead money in the pot that increases as more players sit down.
@Dementia.PugilisticaКүн бұрын
Do you know how the dynamics of these games work? It's at least if not more consequential to like, ICM in a final table of a tournament vs chip EV or ranges in a bounty tournament vs freeze out. @nickgehring1723
@assel0077Күн бұрын
@nickgehring1723 this really depends on the specific rules, how much bounty value you can win. How many players are left without winning a hand and so on. There are spots where ranges and strategy are completely different. I also played progressive nitgame and other subvariants. Each require different adjustments.
@aperson-ep8rl11 сағат бұрын
I use to not like your vids due to how often you bashed GTO, but now I realize you are definitely a thinking poker player with good analysis, so I like the vids. If you ever get the chance, I would love for you to analyze bluffaloSams game!
@EetuKorh14 сағат бұрын
Lol, way too harsh on mariano. The ”how much would i bet if i had value/a bluff” is a very good long term sizing strategy to utilize. When playing in the same small player pool over and over again, this makes you much tougher to play against than choosing sizings based on ”wanting a call from x” or ”wanting a fold from x”
@smokinjoe4709Күн бұрын
Do Jaman Burton - The Drawing Dead.
@chanceroberts9726Күн бұрын
Me literally driving to my friends in Kentucky to play poker 😂😂
@AndrewTauber22 сағат бұрын
Gary Blackwood, please.
@xxpierrotКүн бұрын
he's playing 25-50 . he is better than 99% of the viewers here
@fadergliding22 сағат бұрын
The fact that you put Corey of all people above Mariano is absolutely insane and makes me question the legitimacy of your videos. Mariano has had many incredible plays (much, much better than the KK44 hand in this video) and his thought process is clear. He obviously dumbs it down in videos which might be part of the problem with your analysis, but your tier list is just insanely flawed
@HunterMarianoКүн бұрын
Charlie, this series has reignited my love for poker 🙏
@KrishanBhattacharyaКүн бұрын
I used to think that Mariano was good and that he battled his way to high stakes. Then I found out that he and rampage got rich off using their KZbin success to purchase a cut in the club GG poker app. That's how they got the money to play high stakes. Not because they battled their way to the top of live poker the way that Chris Brewer did.
@joonlee3668Күн бұрын
Mariano net profit is over 1.5 milliom according to poker tracker lol. Hes winning player are u a winning player?
@KrishanBhattacharyaКүн бұрын
@joonlee3668 that might be true but he didn't battle his way live to high stakes. Him and Rampage got rich off the club GG app and that's how they got to play high stakes.
@Edward-xd1tdКүн бұрын
I watched him play 1.3 at Morongo when he was a fish and then he started playing to five and he started to be able to beat that game cuz it's pretty soft and then he started at 5:10 game over there at Morongo for about a year I remember one time he won 17 sessions in a row the games were very Lively there wasn't people that were really great and he was probably one of the most experienced players in the game out of a group of 30 or 40 that might play in it I'm not saying he used all that winnings to move up to high stakes he just happened to be at the right place at the right time because Garrett got knocked out at the Hustler and he kind of took over his spot even though he's nowhere near as good play let's face it the games that Hustler are pretty soft for those steaks @@KrishanBhattacharya
@lexrogerson1957Күн бұрын
@@joonlee3668lmao, nice thought process
@KaliAndy2Күн бұрын
@@KrishanBhattacharya so it may be true that he made millions playing poker, as poker trackers show us he did. But you are convinced Mariano is not using the millions he made playing poker as his bank roll? Why not? He is clearly a winning player and has been at every ladder.
@davidr162019 сағат бұрын
The point at the end about the mindset of saying to yourself “I run so good” is very helpful. When I am running well, I say that to myself, and I see a big increase in my exploitation mindset. I’m finding those creative bluffs and thin value bets and upping my aggression against capped ranges. There’s no logical reason to have a mindset that the deck has doomed you and that makes you play -EV poker.
@_MMWWMM_Күн бұрын
'will you fold if i show?' how do people give away a tell here?
@QuintBlitzКүн бұрын
@@_MMWWMM_ Those who are strong won't show, and bluffers will show a single card that 'connects', like the nut flush card (in this case, the king of hearts).
@pokergodyoutubeКүн бұрын
This is just trolling for marketing purposes. I’m an actual live and online pro. You can only rank Corey higher than the other players if you’re trolling, he has financial interest in Corey, or Charlie has zero true clue how to play poker. There’s no in-between.
@ambientexpanse8 сағат бұрын
Please come down to the Tampa Bay Hard Rock and put your name down on any list. We would love to play with you.
@rbayt1Күн бұрын
These videos are sooo good. When i hear the decisions and thought process of yours and they match with mine - im so happy😅 Thanks and bless you
@kennethchia4194Күн бұрын
He's always seemed to be a bit of a luckbox but I generally enjoy watching him play. But I do think this is generally how he talks? Like Marc Goone he's also got a musical gig as well
@j.e.bartles3192Күн бұрын
Please do rampage. Please please please. Also how much is the tells course?
@killerdragon33310 сағат бұрын
52:55 disagree with calling this dialogue empty, when Mariano basically says "this player is more likely to be here therefore I'll check, although mixing in some % of bets is important to avoid being too predictable against a player I play against often". Basically bet x% and check y% where we are exploitatively increasing x vs what is our baseline, but not going 1:0 because we can get counterexploited in the long term. I think your points are valid and I appreciate an unbiased view, but I do think there is a bit of breakdown with Mariano's delivery to understand its depth (because he says it so casually). Maybe the point that he makes is so obvious to you that it seems trivial, though.
@MrDrLion-bx4sqКүн бұрын
this is just the video i need charlie, its my birthday lets go.
@CharlieCarrelКүн бұрын
Yooo Happy Birthday 👑
@morgansaenzu8504Күн бұрын
Charlie I highly regard your opinion, most of your viewers do. However, on this one you missed the mark - his vlog is advertising. The guy is simply a crusher, but you would have to watch him over a long stretch to see. Taking snap shots of cherry picked spots will not give you the full picture. Cheers! Nice video and happy holidays .
@cafferacerКүн бұрын
Nah holmie, you nailed it. Been playing since 1997. Word.
@NuksukowКүн бұрын
Charlie so wrong at the 47 minute mark. Texas Mike is capable of doing so much spewy shit. He could even look at Mariano’s call somehow as not strong enough to withstand another raise and/or keep in some backdoor hands texas Mike will stay in with.
@NuksukowКүн бұрын
Love your videos. Not a huge mariano fan but you placing this clown of a child that can prob barely beat 2/5 long term and sustain a poker lifestyle ahead of Mariano just means you can’t be taken seriously. You’re either just saying this so you can be more controversial and your channel can gain more traction or you’re just having an off thinking day. This child is not better than Mariano
@AlexandertygreatКүн бұрын
I personally dont understand why Mariano has a large following, he reminds me alot of Brad owen, both meh players with zero personality. But were first in on this poker live content game, Mariano prob gets mega boost he plays in HCL regularly. But isnt a great player, would get destoryed online in 1/2 6max games. But has mostly ran hotter then the sun.
@AnaInTh3SkyКүн бұрын
Mariano plays the softest games on the planet and without 2 of the biggest coolers in the history of televised poker going his way in literally the biggest games he has ever played in... he'd be break even after 2 years. His EP play is the worst I've ever seen and he never seems to know whether he's bluffing or VBing... terrible terrible player.
@ambientexpanse8 сағат бұрын
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@boredagain1854Күн бұрын
Gambledore aka Vladimir Korzinin (played at triton recently, made antonius break character at FT) would be the most fun to watch
@mikehager5506Күн бұрын
I dont think most vloggers are trying to teach you it is for entertainment only
@jaydenthistlewaite1401Күн бұрын
Loving this series Mr. Carrel, keep it up!
@peternguyen1911Күн бұрын
Can you critique Aero Poker next?
@apotisapotКүн бұрын
Mariano knows one of the golden rules of playing profitable poker. Find soft games you can beat. That is what he does, dont think he cares if anybody thinks he is good or not.
@danielmarx3106Күн бұрын
Never thought I would see the day where Charlie is the new Doug Polk insulting others
@newstandardaccount13 сағат бұрын
6:40 - we can't size just for a call from Kx, right? If we do, what happens when we're bluffing? Sizing for a call from Kx would defeat the purpose of the bluff (assuming you're not simply targeting weaker parts of his range when you're bluffing). Having different sizes for bluffs/value opens us up to being exploitable, no?
@zekebones34Күн бұрын
We don’t want poker vloggers to teach poker, we want entertainment. Last thing we want is people getting better, games are hard enough
@mistertiggyКүн бұрын
Mariano is an influencer. He's average at best. He wouldn't survive in the Triton series or against most top 1000 players in the world. He finds good games and is usually better than the players at those games. He's nothing special. Having said that, he is 10X better than Corey. Mariano's game is easily exploitable though. He would get run over in most online games with the best players. If he was in live games with solid players, he'd also get run over. Just my opinion.
@ambientexpanse8 сағат бұрын
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@bigpotpoker15 сағат бұрын
The first hand on turn where we should lead. I've noticed a lot of people lead small when they lead. What does leading small even accomplish? I like a bigger size.
@ajwilson7279Күн бұрын
Pls do Bluffalo Sam
@InUrFace201221 сағат бұрын
IM REALLY ENJOYING YOUR TAKE i think im hooked
@edward690218 сағат бұрын
hi charlie... this is edward in 🇨🇦, a fish who doesn't suffocate at very low stakes i think this guy's newish 2/5 live at wynn LV channel is very good... he talks a lot about his process and it's easy listening...would like to see you break down one of his episodes kzbin.info/door/2rxM9PGqll7aelAwcAH1Ow
@ambientexpanse8 сағат бұрын
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@michaelognarКүн бұрын
also Charlie I’m really enjoying this series, Aero Innovations is a newer channel and not as popular yet but he’s a 2/5 Vegas CRUSHER who provides really good analysis. Don’t watch his videos that are him playing in “the absolute nuts” games because it’s a very different dynamic and playstyle than he normally has but I think you’d be a big fan of his
@ambientexpanse8 сағат бұрын
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@paulthepolarbear9914Күн бұрын
The one hand that would be awful to call with in the 3 hearts flop hand would be AxKh. Even though Kh reduces flush combos significantly, we need to unblock the nut blocker when the riv bet is this polarized.
@Saomaro007Күн бұрын
When are we reviewing this epiphany77 guy? Some people say hes really good but im unsure..
@nvpat6577Күн бұрын
Not going to lie this is a great content idea especially the ending, putting them on a chart and even bringing other high level pro’s would make this series even more exciting. I rate this play a 10/10 😂
@Seatek_ArkКүн бұрын
love the series, if you're really focused on youtubers that create content you should check out Rampage, Carrot Corner, James Burton, and AeroPlaysPoker. If you're down to go after Phil Helmuth that would be a great candidate as well.
@Guerilla423Күн бұрын
i think its absurd click bait for you to try and judge how good a player is based off watching an hour of their gameplay. the beauty of mariano is his slow steady cadence and his ability to sniff out bluffs and find fantastic hero calls. quit using his good name for your content you silly live tell course selling wanna-be scam artist.
@richardklein9568Күн бұрын
could not have said it better myself!!!!!!
@swirzu949Күн бұрын
Agree, how you can rate player based on few random hands. Just lazy approuch, no research done. You could find a lot of far more interesting hands with deep thought process (oppenent's range included). So yeah, just a typical advertising/selling video
@johnblakethejbgroup1573Күн бұрын
I've played him and his buddy Matt @Morongo poker room but they are especially Matt is a punk and not too many regs like them. I think for the amount time they've played they are definitely good but a typical arrogant poker player imo.
@ambientexpanse8 сағат бұрын
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@danbreilin9169Күн бұрын
I like the comment about choosing your ISI size with a purpose in mind... fold equity, heads up, multi way etc. rather than just using a 5X or whatever formula
@burqueninja5056Күн бұрын
Do Ryan DePaulo, it would be entertaining!
@iaincoeКүн бұрын
8:32. In a lot of nit games you have to show to get rid of the nit button so it may just be because of the side game not advertising.
@boredagain1854Күн бұрын
like that series. rampage would be good content for sure.
@joshsheppard21Күн бұрын
One note about deciding to lead river if the board pairs I think that decision should be made on the turn good spot to plan ahead if you want to lead or not
@user-ld6zk6qj6wКүн бұрын
I’d love your critique of Bart Hanson, who I think is amazing.
@yoniker8322 сағат бұрын
@@user-ld6zk6qj6w Bart Hanson’s advice is pure toxic to your poker, same level as black rain, close to disinformation.
@user-ld6zk6qj6w8 сағат бұрын
@ I’ve seen Black Rain and I’ll have to respectfully disagree. I think Bart Hanson is a lot of GTO theory. I’d love to see Charlie’s comments and criticisms.
@yoniker838 сағат бұрын
@ Hansen is GTO? Hahaha. That’s hilarious. The man is nut peddling as fk, and has tons of bad advice, much like blackrain, the 2NL reg.
@dylanklassen5436Күн бұрын
I don't get how you can talk poorly about GTO concepts when there are players who only use GTO that are wildly more successful than you at poker? I understand live tells are a thing but when you're playing good opponents they don't mean anything.
@betadecay6503Күн бұрын
because he wants to sell his courses.
@joshsheppard21Күн бұрын
He’s talking about misapplying gto concepts you’re not playing against a balanced super computer you’re playing a guy who managers wawa up the street If he’s over bluffing you call with all bluff catches if he’s underbluffing you fold everything that’s the gto way of playing him not mdf
@QuintBlitzКүн бұрын
Here for the Rampunt episode, can't wait!
@nicholi2789Күн бұрын
At this rate he is going to say Rampage is a 10/10 player. Lol
@hausbroken6353Күн бұрын
Yeah Mariano drones on a lot in his videos. Think he lost passion for poker years ago but its his cash cow and he cant do anything but keep making videos. His early videos he are more entertaining
@ambientexpanse8 сағат бұрын
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@McKings11Күн бұрын
I'd be curious to see a review of someone like Doug Polk or even Jonathan Little. Actually - I'd also like to see your thoughts on Sethypoker!! I respect your verdict on Mariano but I'm a fan of his style of content even if it maybe comes across as monotone. Between Mariano, Hungry Horse, and Jonathan Little, these are probably the poker content creators I watch the most.
@DrivenTrucking21 сағат бұрын
I’ve watched the majority of Mariano’s vlogs, I’d say this episode is not indicative of his skill level tbh. I’m not saying he’s the greatest but he’s definitely one of the better vloggers and it’s not even close. Also, you’re absolutely correct in the fact he’s advertising for home games.
@CRAIG58359 сағат бұрын
A couple of things Charlie. Compliments of the Season to ALL at the Carrel establishment, Have A Cool Yule and thanks for all your Pro Bono content, damn noble of you sir, and here is Wishing You All The Best For The Battle in '25. Did you know Mike Sexton at all apart from just seeing him about the circuit, or were you and he like Jon Little and his wife, they were both friends with Mike for years and I remember when Mike unfortunately passed away Jon's wifey Aimee (A New York Lawyer, no less, Skills Jon, she is lovely too Charlie, Jon did well there) came on Jon's LIVE stream and Jon and her talked of times past that Mike and his partner shared with the Littles. They were both blubbing and it was a heartfelt Farewell to an old buddy and rather poignant, showing a hitherto covert side of Jon, Poker Face JL, the face that caused a thousand folds. Cool series man. Once again, thank you sir.
@Mathemagical55Күн бұрын
I've watched Mariano's rise from the beginning and he is a stone-cold kiiler of recreationals. I can understand why Charlie wasn't that impressed by these hands, or the self-deprecating commentary, but Mariano is absolutely printing at Hustler.
@jonathan4685Күн бұрын
Phil Galfond next
@zamanski709414 минут бұрын
I think his vids are more entertainment than high level breakdowns and learning content. Not everyone enjoys that stuff. I do personally. Gazzy B next?
@zamanski709413 минут бұрын
Or Weazel 1991?
@iamamish13 сағат бұрын
Listening to Mariano's justification for playing subpremium hands, I suspect he's engaging in a bit of deception. I suspect his motivation is that he thinks his opponents won't raise him often enough to punish him for playing these crummy hands. However, he doesn't want to say, "I played 10-3s because my opponents are fish" because (a) it is a bad look for the vlog and (b) he'd like to continue being invited to these private games.
@mjrnjКүн бұрын
How do you go from "you just get it in here" so assertively on the turn, to "no, call is probably better" when Mariano states he should've jammed on the river. (49:33) Wacky analysis Charlie lol, for that one particular hand at least.
@michielschatteman9865Күн бұрын
I want to see you play in these games
@FrederickMbuyaКүн бұрын
It's just how he talks, I actually find it quite entertaining, but similarly bro, some people might hate your laid back dirty hair ,(sorry), some people might say condescending accent/banter attitude, I personally find it endearing!
@christophsass496823 сағат бұрын
ty for that review Charlie...I have to digest that first 😔
@skysmixedbag145Күн бұрын
How about Keating with this analysis
@davidwaters5074 сағат бұрын
I think you're missing the point a little with some of your analysis Charlie. Mariano often plays in a relatively small player pool and is creating these videos for entertainment not education (imho). He isn't going to start going in to the level of depth regarding ranges etc and more detailed thought processes when he's playing within that small pool and it's obviously serious money for him (for most people!), so the consequences of giving up any kind of edge is significant. This might be somewhat comparable to you giving up your live tells for free - perhaps more extreme for you, but none the less comparable for him. As for his laconic (bored 😔) delivery - I kind of like it - easier to listen to than some manic "BANG!!!" type delivery.....like...errr...Wolfgang for example. EDIT: wrote this with a couple of minutes left when you made it clear you were rating on educational purposes only - so fair enough.
@makemoney3282Күн бұрын
Always look forward to your vids Charlie you are my goat, beautiful human being
@FatpigkennyКүн бұрын
“Variance will cancel out in the long run”. Nope there are outliers that are just luck boxes. Maria is one of them
@sonnyshades5519Күн бұрын
You're spot on.
@rrrgaming148521 сағат бұрын
The last hand in the first video at the end where you say he can't go for value with kk qq and jj because he has so much Ax and slow played sets... I'm sure you'll agree with me that you miss spoke because NOBODY would check a set on this board 3 times.
@hallowedmeadow4636Күн бұрын
Really like the content. As a rec I'm learning a lot. But shampoo. You won all the millions. It would seem that you're OK. But in case you're not, is there a shampoo fund we can contribute to?
@longhornsforevaКүн бұрын
Could you do the Negreanu hand vs Patrick Antonius where Negreanu folds the better full house? I don't know if I'm being results-oriented, but I don't really think Negreanu's fold is good. Negreanu explains his thought process on his channel.
@Dementia.PugilisticaКүн бұрын
I think it's important to mention that some people are just not good at verbalizing their thought processes, especially if they are feel players. I have a feeling mariano might have sounder reasoning than his explanations in this video suggest. Like charlie picked up on, he seemed bored. It might be a lackluster content creation video.
@j.e.bartles3192Күн бұрын
He prints against these terrible Hustler regs and he plays just bad enough, loose enough, and gives just enough action to keep playing on Hustler. His style works for that game and still lets him make over $500k a year. Would love to be in the spot except for not making vlogs. 😂
@aminlee5275Күн бұрын
can you do one on a small youtuber named aero innovations
@RaskayoteСағат бұрын
Charlie please analyse RAUL MESTRE. You will love it for sure.