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[@barbrothers2]

"patience is everything" "we 3b a european pro's utg open with K8s in level 1"

[@Therealjperri]

HE IS CRAZY!!!! 😂

[@jamesho9334]

It's the right playyyy

[@Therealjperri]

@@jamesho9334 he suppose to shove JJ

[@randyho8315]

How dare they called my bets with better hand???

[@mjudah6848]

@@jamesho9334 not really you block a lot of his combos of 78 89 A8 , and any Kx he gets called by are crushing him, not the best candidate to 3B bluff a tight UTG range in a 10k event lol

[@spikenn616]

More tournament study. This is painful to watch. The problem is that the main event is notorious for having to navigate the land mines that are recreational players. You're trying to use logic to navigate people who have no logic or a real game plan. You can't bluff a call station. They are always going to call. The best thing you can do is show them the nuts over and over again. There are some people who are going to always call because they don't know any better. Attempting to bluff in early portions of the main event is suicide.

[@bencastagno5676]

Amazing how you think no one ever has it

[@chrisboice2986]

It truly is

[@brocksnyder5889]

Lol

[@terrybennett7577]

It's because he never has it so he figures they never do either

[@biggynbp]

@@terrybennett7577 projection at its finest!!

[@kennyyuen1600]

Rampage: these are Long days, big stacks, need to be patient. Also rampage: screw it, let's bluff K high based on 'blockers'

[@randyho8315]

I’ve been card dead so I tried to bluff into other pros with any random 2 cards… nonetheless, very entertaining content, loving it but we all see how it went down

[@jamesmorphis8044]

Why? Because fuck it!

[@HoangTruong-vk7ek]

his hand is pretty good to bluff on this board. I think his opponent binked a boat on the river with 99 or J9s the way he played. If he had a bluff catch hand he just called.

[@HoangTruong-vk7ek]

his hand is pretty good to bluff on this board. I think his opponent binked a boat on the river with 99 or J9s the way he played. If he had a bluff catch hand he just called.

[@Scott-wq5lk]

Played way too many hands; why are you calling raises with JTo out of position in the first level? You’re also fighting for pots that aren’t that big, which means bluffs get called all the time. You can’t win the tournament early but you can definitely lose it early, as others have said, gotta let the cards come to you sometimes and be patient when the blinds are low. Can’t just hope to sun-run and get Aces ten times like the other tourney.

[@robbiehouston3734]

Great Points ^

[@daxg3540]

little dose of harsh but true reality here. maybe he'll actually read this and learn

[@jacoblabovitz8894]

Hey Scott, You make some great points here, I have a question for you. When you are card dead for a while and chip stacks are dwindling and blinds are getting high, which positions do you like to make steals in? I think either UTG steals with big opens or button steals are my favorites. Thoughts?

[@StevieD44]

For the Vlogs 😉

[@savage9436]

It’s the 1st level it’s cheap to see flops wit mid hands. Not that hard bro Lolol

[@Cubsin-cs3do]

That was a massive punt. Its a marathon, not a sprint.

[@trailblazer77]

It's rampunts, what did you expect

[@MikeTidman]

yeah I mean you know ... you can't rebuy more chips ...

[@Mrbillon55]

I honestly thinking th same thing

[@bookedroomer]

@@trailblazer77 I mean I expected him to punt but not hit a 100 yarder

[@curlsgonewild5769]

Funny seeing You tube losers trying to take shots at a wsop champion with about 500k in cashes on Hendon mob. Your life’s must suck lol

[@sinatra222]

Sometimes you just have to fold when the flop is not good for your hand.

[@drippyflipz494]

I think he takes ‘blockers’ a little to far sometimes lol

[@hyphenizm]

@SwazLeeYT making loose calls will hurt you far more in the end.

[@matthewdelgado3357]

Falls in love with his hand even if it’s not good after the flop

[@timb4321]

Surely you understand that this strategy is... BORING!

[@EnnyO_Lobby]

Yesss!

[@ofpbluefalcon]

My guy punts with 3s and plays tight with As LOL

[@aaronrowe34]

I don’t get it

[@ryanjones4150]

I like Ethan, I do. I'm rooting for him, but if you watch his vlogs, I think it's clear that his play is unbalanced - he barrels through with big bets when he's bluffing, and when he has something he checks or bets smaller. Gee, I wonder why on those big-money live streams he lost so much ? Maybe good players have realized the obvious ?? I know he has a lot of money from his 2 impressive tourney wins, but at the rate he is going I think he is doomed. I really wish he would get some high-level coaching, that he could easily afford right now, so that when he is entering a prestigious event like this, that he takes it seriously and is prepared. 33 ? Three-betting an early raiser with K8s ? Seems reckless to me.

[@tombeh]

@@ryanjones4150 Heck, he could learn just by watching old WPT final table videos. SO MANY TIMES UPPER LEVEL PLAYERS DON'T GO CRAZY WITH LOW POCKET PAIRS, THEY JUST CALL, SEE IF THEY GET TRIPS AND FOLD TO A BET IF NOT! AND THEIR STACK SURVIVES! AND YES, I'M YELLING! LOL UGH

[@ofpbluefalcon]

@@ryanjones4150 Agreed. Granted I play cash games in basements so I don't have much room to speak but I don't watch the vlogs b/c of huge pots. I watch it b/c he puts them together well. I watch Lex and Brad too. They really don't get into anything too huge.

[@tonycomeau1741]

Every hand he lost he over played

[@1xMenace]

bro take the 10000$ and do some poker coaching, what horrible calls, keep your head up and get better and win some big ones

[@vittywill565]

It’s like at every point you made the worst possible decisions. Like you saw what an optimum play would be and inversed it. More of an entertainer than a poker player… atleast in this vlog.

[@homargarcia149]

You played horribly!! You bluffed most of your hands and called big bets with ace and king high… I was expecting a much better level from you to be honest.

[@homargarcia149]

@rampage why the F did you fold QQ on a bet and put it in with 33? … this has to be if not your worse performance ever…

[@adamlewis6226]

Out here tryin to win every hand in a 9 day tourney.

[@joshchalphin5517]

Ya I love his content but it hurts seeing how committed he gets to hands sometimes

[@StevieD44]

@@joshchalphin5517 Folding is boring. -Rampage

[@redmatrix]

Yeah. Folding for 2 hours then you get 3/3, that may look good, but not played like he did. Absolute terrible stack control.

[@berniemcginley3616]

Different from a 10k punt on a poker session....WSOP only comes once a year. "Folding is boring" is GREAT for content, but DUDE.... take it serious, and try for a deep run. MANY pros don't even sit down on day one (so they don't get crushed by 6/3 spades!) because of the variance. SO many factors go into a WSOP 10K Main Event seat.... not just the 10k, can you take a week (more) off from work, family, etc., AND cover meals/lodging.... LOTS of factors for the average Joe. But, while most of us would LOVE to be playing there, we can't. So, instead, we root for you. Those of us that watch you, almost religiously, could've rooted for ANYONE... but we chose you. And what do you do? Punt the WSOP 10K MAIN EVENT tournament away, like it was nothing. Almost an insult to the game. Still gonna watch you, just majorly dissappointed.

[@cocoman00]

Amen to that.

[@rhysmcpherson9053]

Very well spoken! Couldn’t agree more with every word!

[@dannymccrae3070]

Was he playing with your money?

[@spikenn616]

More tournament study. You're checking hands you should be betting and betting hands you should be checking. You over played AK vs an old man nit and thankfully it was the same hand but then you play passive with AA. I'm cringing hardcore here. I don't think you're a bad player but this is really bad play.

[@charleswallace9003]

A "fold" is not a fail. A "fold" is a power tool that retains capital. You got to use your tools available. Nowadays, nearly 90% of the players at the table are somewhat equally knowledgeable and experienced... you win by endurance, not luck or emotion!!

[@gnomechomsky2524]

I've always wondered, doesn't the fact that nobody has won the championship twice prove you win by luck?

[@charleswallace9003]

@@gnomechomsky2524 I think we are saying the same thing... 10,000 equally high functioning players = random winners... or... the players willing to endure by endless folding through 100s of mediocre hands will rise to the top... This level of play is not like home games around the kitchen table with some buds... there are very few novices making bad moves at these tournaments

[@gnomechomsky2524]

@@charleswallace9003 I’m contradicting your claim that “you don’t win by luck”. I’m saying you do win by luck. Sure, skill is involved - without skill you won’t get very far, but you also can’t win without luck. If it were purely a game of skill then we would’ve seen a single person win multiple championships. Like Michael Phelps or Usain Bolt in their respective competitions. Skill helps, but poker is a game of luck.

[@jamesdeppeler793]

@@gnomechomsky2524 A) ppl have won it twice B) no, the fields are just so enormous now, no matter how good you are, it is just less likely to bink vs thousands as opposed to hundreds or a few dozen.

[@gnomechomsky2524]

@@jamesdeppeler793 Who's won it twice?

[@bilrand]

IMHO, you can't play tournament games like a cash game.

[@kingpin6172]

Wait... you call off a dude with trip 6s, then the very next hand you fold poc Qs on a garbage board... what the holy fk ..

[@homargarcia149]

Those 2 hands gave me a headache

[@kingpin6172]

@@homargarcia149 I don't blame you... the hands are what makes his vlog so fkn frustrating to watch

[@homargarcia149]

@@kingpin6172 for me it’s also the mentality that I’ll buy 10k for a tournament and try to bluff at the entire way… like wtf

[@michaelfluharty7904]

“My line of thinking was totally off. I suck at this game” lmao. How I feel every time I play lol

[@dogperson432]

Be careful that you're not taking hints from this channel about how to play. I did that for a while and lost money like it was my job

[@mandy10ca]

@@dogperson432 he’s entertaining to watch but is not a good player by any means. I still watch all his videos though. The content is good.

[@SharpShootersSports]

Mandy Edwards he just won a tournament for 200k lmaooo he’s a good tournament player not the best cash game, but calling him a bad player is far from truth

[@mandy10ca]

@@SharpShootersSports I know he did and if you watch the tournament he got extremely lucky.

[@tombeh]

@@SharpShootersSports dude, so what! You know Gus Hansen went broke right!?

[@seansutton8985]

this is what happens when he plays the way he does and doesn't run like a god

[@connman8d617]

100%. I'm shocked that this man has binked 2 large tourneys because his tournament game is terrible. Worst display I've ever seen from a "pro" and it's not even close. Every single big hand that he lost was just an absolute punt. He wasn't the victim of any suckouts, bad beats or coolers; he just literally kept putting money in bad and overbluffing trying to win every pot.

[@bittah9327]

this is what happens when you play a tourney like a cash game

[@redmatrix]

@@bittah9327 exactly

[@chad6659]

@@connman8d617 agree 100%...im by far an amateur, and I'm just watching him throw bad money after bad money wondering what the eff he is doing...he's just waiting for the "bink". Play poker, not luck

[@pagemcgilvray3742]

@@connman8d617 The other players at the table took notice of this.

[@jamalsowell3650]

I bet you played super comfortable. A 10k buyin is less than a night on The Lodge lol. All jokes aside, keep up the tournament grind. It's a nice change of pace.

[@Wamexful]

💀💀💀

[@ryannealon1819]

You're a much better poker player than me, but I am just a bit confused by the call of the 15k bet where you had the 10's. I think that is either jam or fold territory, no? Calling the flop only to fold to a brick turn jam just seems a bit confusing. Once again, you're obviously a better player than me - just trying to learn!

[@coreysello]

Nah you're right

[@redmatrix]

I had the same thought. Fold or jam, there is no call.

[@melodymurphy1240]

Ethan, I love you and you’ve made tremendous growth as I’ve been following you since you started this channel. With that said, this was cringe worthy. I couldn’t get through this without screaming, “WTF are you doing?”

[@michaeld7843]

Yea, def a big Ethan fan, as a person if nothing else but he has a lot of work to do on tourneys. He's def a better cash player right now but I think running above EV in a few tourneys leading to a few big scores has given him a false sense of his abilities in tourneys... looked totally out of his league here.

[@kingpin6172]

I feel like you overthink hands... that, and you bet/call with nothing too often... that dude with the set of 6s - you called him off with AQ??? Why?

[@kingpin6172]

What did you think that dude had when he bets 1.5x pot after just the flop? C'mon man... your 10s were no good there. That was a pretty face-up bet by him... DISCIPLINE, my friend... gotta know when to fold em....

[@cocoman00]

He clearly doesn't know.

[@jackojacko14]

Why call only to fold on the turn when nothing changed?

[@gregtrujillo9266]

Do not understand the fifteen k call on the turn if your folding on the river?

[@homargarcia149]

I know it hurt to see that

[@tanmayasahu5171]

It's literally painful

[@escsniper]

Aaaaand In for $10,000, out for $0. At least you had the balls to take a chair! Always entertaining content, Ethan!

[@DaveDepilot-KFRG]

balls? it take $10k, not balls.

[@jeffreygeorge219]

Nah his backer has the bankroll to get him a chair, he treats money like I treat toilet paper..

[@iamdeancoulstock]

Scrolled an inch into the comments and the ending was spoiled :( My fault...

[@yanceyward3689]

I guess you probably know this, but you called way too often in bad situations. The deck missed you most of the day, so you probably would have been felted anyway, but you hurt yourself terribly in so many situations.

[@rayhjr72]

folding pocket queens waiting for a better spot. Ah! pocket 3's much better!

[@RampagePoker]

It wasn’t calculated

[@homargarcia149]

@@RampagePoker bad choices the entire way brother

[@gregtrujillo9266]

Disappointed to see you punt so much in the main event

[@Bonkers00]

I watch these and find myself absolutely dumbfounded at some plays he’s make every single video

[@williamweaver1642]

Bro you need to slow down with these plays.....dont take this hard....you need to read up on some tournament plays....you trying to play cash style....in tournaments

[@HunnaRobertsTV]

If you want to learn how to light 10k on fire and how to not play poker, watch this vid :)

[@dominicasher7403]

This guy's overplaying hands and trying to win the main event in level 1

[@Dexerion]

What were you folding to with the QQ? I would have barreled the flop and turn there. Felt like you were vs 9x at best.

[@raulsingh6004]

Agreed, he just played like absolute shit

[@TheMasterk123]

I dont know how you have so many tourney wins, you must truly be a luck box lmao

[@DaveDepilot-KFRG]

your tourney came down to 3 hands, KQ with board of JJ269, pocket 3's, and pocket 10's. That's $40k bluffed away.

[@rinnotstimpy1]

You got a awesome story my man, I've been along for the ride for awhile. This is such good content very cool to see you navigate thru the poker world my mna...GL at the tables bro.

[@231a]

Tooo many punts because you were frustrated. Tooo many bluff attempts with no reasonable equity, and that fear fold: Mariano said it... "And somehow lost with Queens...."

[@jimpepper1]

i said it before , for tournaments you bluff way to much.

[@antoniodavis6051]

Rampage come on man lol you should have folded a few hands but I feel your pain

[@homargarcia149]

A few? You mean almost all of them

[@leebp9106]

That’s a master class in how NOT to play the main event. Day 1 is absolute ABC - always is and always will be

[@KLIZZLE101]

Usually when you start talking blockers, you’re done for. Step it up man.

[@VuTang858]

I’m no poker pro but I would love to play with you and win all your $$$ :)

[@dannypadilla9078]

Hey bro. I like watching your videos. I’m not one of those idiots that like to bash. But like you said, you played like crap. You bluffed way to much, and you just can’t make those crying calls. This isn’t a cash game. When your chips are gone you can’t reach into your pocket for more. For that reason you are forced to play boring “tight “ poker. Play tight til you build a stack. You need to build a stack so when you get caught bluffing it doesn’t cripple you. This will give you time to see who you can bluff or push around. And you can see who plays only premium hands. You donk’d off way to many chips. Yes folding is boring but in tourneys you gotta be a good enough player to just let it go. Maximize your gains and minimize your loses. You’ll get better I’m sure. With $60k starting chips you can definitely afford to play the grind. One other thing to remember is when your card dead. Even your premium hands somehow end up losing. It must be some unspoken rule none of us understand. Lol keep up the good videos. Re watch your video and learn. Take care man

[@hratchkhlgatian3167]

This was your worst poker possible bro, how can you punt the dream. Keep the vlogs coming

[@buk0100]

Waited for this vlog so long, but i knew the outcome when you uploaded. you know, you can play better, far better. thats not what hurts. whats really good in your game is you play risky and really fearless! this is what i love. the downside you are way too much related to your good mood. youre a happy guy. you have to learn to switch gears and work on your mental attitude. at some point, you were too busy and in contest with Mariano... looking forward for more content with hopefully more success. good luck.

[@aaronrowe34]

I wrote a similar comment but ripped on him more. He keeps saying nothings going well while bluffing 75%+ of his hands, does he know what table image is?

[@adnansmusic]

Could see your pain man. I'm sorry it didn't go better but it takes a LOT of courage to share the down and vulnerable moments. I wish you all the best. Much respect.

[@Therealjperri]

Patience …. You have to chill….. I’ve never been so disappointed….😂😂 like no matter what you do YOU CAN’T WIN DAY ONE… so you might as well not lose on day one!

[@embro6474]

This is just a prime example of term fancy play syndrome.

[@leeelkins2665]

Patience, next to humility, is one of the hardest things in life in general. Thanks for sharing the experience, keep learning from the bad swings.

[@christopherwells2787]

Lmfaoooo this was the worst play I’ve ever seen on a vlog for WSOP I love the content, not bitching, just terrible play haha

[@jussivayathorn6705]

We all made mistakes but it’s important to learn from them. Cheer up and come back stronger Ethan!

[@phillipr1334]

Don't hold ya breath

[@ghostdog2102]

World series of punting!!!! Clearly

[@spittlefish5208]

Hero calling big bets on Day 1 or aggressively betting into boards with middle pairs shows you're not studying tournament meta, and knowing tournament meta is just as important as playing good poker. It's a bit of a dogpile in the comment section, but that part is absolutely true.

[@utkarshjoshi9228]

Stop putting such videos. I’m getting depressed after watch your game. Imagining myself in your position. I think you are playing too loose in tourneys. Wait for the good spots and stop making loose calls

[@Richiethegoat316]

Props to you have for A) playing such an epic tournament and B) risking 10k... but This was such a painful punt. Do you know how many people would love to be in your seat? Out here thinking you're Phil Ivey trying to soul read people and make stupid bluffs on day 1 and instead you just get owned in nearly every situation. C'mon bro, stop taking this money for granted.

[@poadra]

Unnnuthegun. My guy, tourneys are higher variance, and a freezeout is even higher. You know the old adage. Let the game come to you, don't go chasing the game. You're gonna go far my g.

[@ghostmutt4265]

You would have been a dream player to have at the table.

[@tombeh]

🤣

[@jdearles1]

AQo in +1 facing a UTG raise in level 1 of a tournament is just a fold. this whole tournament is just watching villains call for fair catches. thanks for sharing

[@HoneyDooDoo]

Nothing wrong with starting the tournament more conservatively. Patiently waiting for a premium. Unfortunate that it came too late.

[@KungFury69]

Sadly the main event is more like a grindfest in the beginning just to make Day 2, so people are normally more nitty/conservative.

[@spiritualcrypto3986]

Uggggh Rampage like your play a lot of the time, but that pocker 10s hand, either you go all in on the flop or you fold. That's a rough call of 15k chips (IMO) Thanks for the posts always enjoyable!

[@jonathanw.6266]

Isn’t it against the rules to film at the WSOP? I asked the floor when I was there and they said absolutely not

[@mickaelburguet4686]

Not sure why you called that flop with TT if you were going to fold the turn on that card.

[@sampoleskela6625]

Jeesus. Love your channel, but that wasn't about "things not going your way", that was pure punting from start to finish. In tournaments people tend to be relatively tight, and there is no rebuy, so the value of a chip isn't basically the same as in a cash game. In a big tournament LAG isn't the way to go. But as said, love your channel, keep up the good work!!

[@EricEric-ne2ix]

I like you but you played awful in this tournament. Way too aggressive, way too early in such a long blind structured tourney. Good luck next time.

[@ericdoheny9108]

Are you being staked in cash or tourneys at all Ethan? Respect for honesty regardless

[@tonysanchez1428]

Trash. You try to bluff and hero call way too much. It’s the main event day 1 of 8, when does your opponent never have it? Never. I can tell you that a big fault in your game is that you bet big for value every single time. You may get called 1 of 10 times and that’s only because it’s a cooler. If you bet modestly you would actually get called 50-60% of times. That’s why it’s called VALUE. You try to get greedy and over bet when you have it and rarely get paid. If you bet big against me I’d be folding every time cuz clearly I know you have it and ultimately you’re not getting paid. Count how many times you say “Sadly/unfortunately he folds” in your vlogs. Too much.

[@joeyp3094]

That 10 10 hand may have been the worst played hand I've ever seen from you. Sometimes you get too aggressive and it doesn't work out but that's fine. Hands that beat you there are AA, KK, QQ, JJ, AJ. Hands you beat are 99. With your stack depth you just can't call 15k hoping he specifically has 99.

[@111Jeffrey]

I also busted Day 1 and it was with JJs. I hope that God will help me run good so that I can try 1 more time in July! Ethan,it was cool running into you in Vegas 4 or 5x!

[@nintendolover82]

“I think the 8 is a good card to start leading here against a lot of players” Why on earth is this a good card to lead on lol

[@ChuckDeucesPoker]

Thought the same thing

[@aaronrowe34]

Because he makes absolute dog shit moves at the table and putting them into the video needs to come up with something when narrating - rampage is legit just an aggressive fish. If he was on my table, I’d be playing tight and calling him wide.

[@mortenhammershy7124]

Phew, this was painfull to watch...you really need to work on your understanding of tournament play...it differs SO much from cash games! In my humble opion, you battle way too hard for too many pots. The 1010 hand, calling a huge bet on the flop for almost half your stack, and then folding turn to a brick, is a major punt...either fold or raise all in on the flop, but never call flop to fold turn in that spot with your stack size - personally I would have folded the flop to a bet that big. I can relate to your love for tournaments, but you really need to study the strategies for good tournament play. Sorry for the criticism - watch your videos a lot with great pleasure :-)

[@coyote71.]

I think you didn’t realize that you were playing the main WSOP event….you played it like a regular tournament….. in 9 hrs you lost like $1.2 K per hour …real bad but I hope you learned some lessons for the next year main event. Thank you and be safe my friend !!

[@devongrey8424]

Im so lost... The values that your saying for most of hte best are not whats going into the pot. Gotta clean up your videos man

[@Golfexpertbelieveme]

A/7 off suit and a raise after and a call of that raise and an Ace hits and you think your hand was good? hahahahahahaha lol man you need to learn some patience. you punted all of your chips. I don't think I saw one hand that someone sucked out on you. every thing you thought you were doing was wrong lol. Im sorry but its just crazy for the money and the height of this tournament.

[@PokerMonkey]

I sorta got this feeling you were treating this tournament like a cash table. In my humble opinion, you might have folded some of your hands when you flopped nothing. Example, KQ off, flop JJ2, then 6 then a 9, and you end up folding. You lost a huge part of your stack. On the other hand, who am I to give you advice? You're a great player....

[@hansmuller5879]

Yeah. He doesn't learn

[@joshuacargile2114]

This was a bit painful to watch. Some pretty poor play throughout the video

[@stanvinken2786]

24:30 How are you gonna call the flop and then fold the turn!?

[@larsfrodeasvang7951]

Dont get the 1010 hand.. call off half your stack then fold turn, its push or fold imo

[@jameshutchinson6273]

You are the Anti-Helmuth 😂😂 Great vid as always👍👍👍

[@knotox]

Love your content but you've loosened up your game since your big win. Every video since then has been 3x looser play than before your big win. Tighten up bro.

[@slappyYOnutz]

How you win is beyond me. That was simply just bad poker from beginning to the last all in. Glad you are making a lot of money from you tube. Good luck

[@upbreaker7055]

I like the play on kq. Likely the dude had a jack. But still I like the play. Only comment is it seems your cash game style is bleeding a little over into tourney style. What you said in the beginning for this tourney was right on. 'Patience is key'

[@deano4138]

Would be a pretty kamikaze raise with a J after a pot sized bet with a very possible flush out there. That hand reeks like villain had 99 for a rivered boat.

[@upbreaker7055]

@@deano4138 yea that makes sense.. he's not going heavy value with something very strong

[@onthebeach8211]

WOW you could not have played worst. Day 1 is perfectly fine to finish with starting stack

[@theodorehsu5023]

Long hard trip into the Boulevard of Broken Poker Dreams. Ticket was ten grand. But sometimes you need to see what your weaknesses were, and save your pennies for next year. This time, everyone else was Lucky AND Good, instead of choosing Lucky instead of Good. But you got to the Main Event. Some of us has real jobs and budgets to stick to, and can't punt 10 grand off without "Accountability to Others."

[@alicoops99]

I'm a big fan and not usually critical but man I hated how you played nearly every hand here! Sorry!

[@elbino413]

Hey man yanno it takes courage to post this 😂

[@georgeladopoulos1941]

Fold the Ts with the board J33- large bet means he has an over pair

[@onlylexus]

"He's not feeling good" I wonder why? perhaps cus he wastes his chips trying to over bluff every hand he is in, he cant fold, thats his problem in his game.

[@baska-]

60k starting chips is way too much. I wonder why they keep raising the numbers.

[@garryheaneymusic]

I’ve watched you for a long time now and there was some really big errors in your play in this video. You were sooo lucky in the AA hand even though you got a double up, IMO you played that hand all wrong. The trip 6 hand you lost to the guy on the right killed your tournament and you should have been out the hand earlier. Learn that it’s ok to fold! Chin up and keep going, you are putting out some really good content and I for one really enjoy it.

[@Doetinchummer]

Respect for showing this video cause the plays were not that great. I like your style in cashgames but still enough to learn in deepstack tourneys like most of us who follow this channel.

[@Mainstpoker]

Just seeing the hands that you showed it seems you were playing to quick like you were at the end of the tourney instead of being in a 6-7 day long one. You’ll cash next year!

[@WeissAdvice]

Kinda feels like there were glaring mistakes in every hand - like from K8 hand betting 2/3 pot on the turn when you're blocking all the value and in position. Solve For Why didn't cover this stuff?

[@Kamadaytrades]

Wow the amount of hate in this comment section is astonishing. He didn't play his best but no need to rip him a new one. Makes you sounds jealous af. Just my 2c man take it or leave it.. keep improving like you are but just make sure you practice safe bankroll management. It's obviously fine to take shots but just be careful. Your recent score is lifechanging money. Make it last and build the bankroll safely. I say this because I've seen people blow up accounts before being reckless. Not that you are, just a word of caution. Good luck bro!

[@sabinoharriague4754]

TT/AA It's clearly allin or fold Not a failure, just sucking at it 🤣🔥

[@dkscotland]

33%+ on a punt, 50%+ on hero call, 50% on an under pair (after fighting back). Fine (I guess) when you can add on in cash, but every chip in your stack has the potential to double in tourney, so when committing these sort of %, you have to ask yourself "Is this the hill I want to die on?"

[@jeffreygeorge219]

Man its tough to watch you anymore, its funny to hear ''this is time to be patient'' then 1 minute later, bluff, bluff, lose lose... You talk yourself into bad play...''Well I have the blocker and ect ect, so I have to call, float then bluff catch, whatever that is.. Wonder what the your loss total is last 60 days without the 2 ''miracle card'' tournament win is? Your poor backer.. ''Hero Call''?? Lmao

[@gs6810]

10k punts is what makes this channels the best youtube poker vlog there is. Don't ever change.

[@-MOYST-]

Nope. Owens

[@gs6810]

@@-MOYST- When did Owens 10k punt?

[@-MOYST-]

He didn’t, that’s why he’s the best vlog.

[@Hotobu]

If he doesn't change he wont have a vlog for long.

[@tombeh]

@@Hotobu He could vlog before and after GA meetings. Only halfway kidding.😟

[@jasoniorio4528]

Yeah, Main seems tough for your style. You tend to want to 'create' but the strategy there seems to be more Miagi-style "concentrate defense, points come"...