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[@mathiassalmon7968]

Ethan playing like he bought GameStop

[@luuchanh7540]

Under rated comment 😂

[@jakethesnake1366]

I'd like to short Rampage stock.

[@TheNorm9999]

🤣🤣🤣🍹🍹+🃏🃏=🤕bankroll🏥🏨

[@kzkilla808]

Give credit to the man, he got them 💎👐 that never fold 🤣

[@zackschiffer9981]

i feel like sometimes ethan calls or bluffs specifically just for the vlog but i would rather see a good fold anyway if he knows thats the better move.

[@hawkeyerichardson5026]

I totally agree. I don't watch these for entertainment value. I watch them to learn and lots of these plays are just plain bad poker.

[@noanyobiseniss7462]

He doesn't have a clue what a good fold is.

[@bthekuta]

I somewhat agree, but there are good bluff spots here that he missed and didn't take. For example, 2:10 open-ender on a rainbow board that is better for our range than our opponent's range and in position, this is perfect spot to raise the flop. Balancing our 65s and T9s with our flopped sets/87s would make perfect sense here. At 12:30, I like the turn call, but this is a good spot to check-raise the turn if he wants to make the vlog interesting. He can take unconventional lines without becoming a calling station.

[@wookies45]

Bro you’ve completely dropped all fundamentals and logic and juts call everything for the vlog now lmfaooo

[@Mattelk001]

the feels....

[@Needthat247]

That’s how he plays just the swings could start to trend down this time

[@Devorantem]

He's still very new to the game, he makes silly plays but of course he does, he's learning to get good.

[@SimplyKevLive]

@@Devorantem he has a bracelet

[@justinphillips8317]

No this is what all you on here wanted to see... He doesn't always win, you see what he wants you to see and what he edits... You guys asked for it... Now stop you're bitching

[@Jagkitty]

"Folding is boring!" Proceeds to not fold countless hands and lose a bunch of money.

[@MegaIanmc]

Starting to get a bit ridiculous now the whole folding is boring thing. What bluffs does he have here your either chopping or beat and 9/10 your beat. In your last 5-6 vids you've said these very lines and proceeded to pay someone off who clearly has it. Screw doing this for the entertainment of the vlog play solid poker it gathers more respect in my eyes.

[@GET_RECKT_714]

No showdown is boring

[@stormmanning2568]

Then don’t watch 😂 he doesn’t care. Why can he not play poker the way he wants to. Dumb asses

[@MegaIanmc]

@@stormmanning2568 of course he can play the way he wants. I am expressing my opinion I like everyone is entitled to it. I will continue to watch his videos as I enjoy the content but what I am saying is gambling it up for the sake of the vlog isn't profitable. Although saying that I'm sure he's doing ok

[@anthonyfox4626]

At least he wasn't bored.

[@BT-vv1il]

Ethan my boi, I would recommend that you don’t drink and drive. Also while I understand thin value is how u make money in low stakes, if you go for it constantly, you also need to understand the concept of bet folding. That last hand is the perfect example.

[@alistairwillock7266]

This. Pretty surprising for a I guy that I know regularly watches CLP content.

[@TonyManxSavage]

He drives a Tesla

[@eshootziscrs2868]

Giving away money is never boring, let's call the river shoves.

[@alwaysstraddling]

He called 2 pots sized bets on paired flop he's definitely floating and bluff raising the river right?

[@amirshakur8849]

😂😂

[@amirshakur8849]

It happens

[@jonahtiskens7881]

so bad

[@daddycj4109]

🤗

[@markjaeggli5715]

It has to be tough to put these online for everyone to see sometimes! One thing I notice is that you are sizing down for value and sizing up for bluffs. If you want to maintain a somewhat balanced approach you need to size up for both

[@charlesdavis405]

The sun run has definitely tainted your judgment. I know folding is boring but a couple spots were slam dunk folds.

[@kylehaun8192]

When do the "folding is more profitable" shirts come out?

[@bradallen-bean791]

“And he show us J7 of diamondssssssuh.” Lmaoo I felt the pain but still had to laugh. Still a great video!

[@Supes_BBQ]

I love how you've adopted "folding is boring" as a way to justify terrible play and use as some straw man to blame it on.

[@GWrench9]

If he's not using your money to play it shouldn't matter.

[@mattsullivan8811]

Hes and action player idiot . What do you expect , hes never claimed to be tight

[@mrsimmons931]

It’s great for content

[@Supes_BBQ]

@@GWrench9 If he doesn't want people commenting on his play I guess he shouldn't be uploading to KZbin

[@Supes_BBQ]

@@mattsullivan8811 Hope he sees this Matt

[@blueknight2787]

“Bc that’s how we are “ lmao nice

[@derekjwalls]

"Somehow we didn't go runner runner... this is strange" 🙄🤐

[@raycheng4448]

I love how the first thing he does is admitting to drinking and driving

[@okienative4785]

Indeed

[@treywei364]

Tesla douche’s to the rescue!

[@mikeyt3784]

@@bonethirsty yeah I'm sure you've never had a few drinks and driven before, Bob...

[@cosmicray6227]

@@bonethirsty what crime, I thought it was illegal to drive intoxicated? Drinking does not equal intoxication.

[@Andrew-rg7vc]

He said a few drinks, doesnt mean he was over the limit

[@gaeta7796]

“Folding is boring “ is going to get your ass broke soon!!

[@futuresteve9781]

He fought for $160 pot became 900+ with the call.

[@fortunemy6026]

is there a way to play you heads up online? i would pay u 5bb/100 any stakes up to 25/50

[@Dyl3423]

🗿

[@sharkcapper]

Never drink before going to the table should be the title to this vlog.

[@tjcol1]

Driving to the game after drinking not great either

[@bthekuta]

3:40 - This may be the worst punt I've seen you make ever. Why are you raising this turn into 3 other players? What exactly are you hoping to accomplish here? This bet only gets called/raised by the same or better hands and folds by worse. And why would you call the jam?

[@jordanw1649]

He coulda raised big to get the villain off his hand putting him on an Ace

[@Dyl3423]

Ok Ben

[@bthekuta]

@@Dyl3423 Ty Dyl

[@Dyl3423]

😂😂

[@Dyl3423]

I cu on every video lol

[@jamesdesousa4180]

note to self: "If I see Ethan at Boston Billiards, send over 3 vodka soda's (Doubles) before sitting at the table with him"

[@downwithputinsaveukraine1313]

You can send me 3 or 4 triples, will sadly see no difference. Never try to outdrink a Fatman.

[@eshootziscrs2868]

@@downwithputinsaveukraine1313 Lmfao, sorry I can't help it, Are you saying it doesn't matter how drunk you get you still play the same? Are you sure this is a good thing? Does it matter if you look at your cards or do you win the same either way? Doesn't matter how much I drink or even if I have my eyes open, my driving still sucks. Probably not a good brag. Again sorry, just couldn't read it any other way. Once had a coworker offer me pot at lunch on a construction job. I said no thanks, I really never smoke and there's no way I could function if I was high. His response was, it doesn't affect me at all, I couldn't function without it. I did a double take, then decided I didn't think he'd even understand how utterly ridiculous that statement was. Has no affect, can't function without it?????

[@branchtana315]

4:10 That's why you don't raise the bottom end of a 1 card straight and essentially turn your hand into a bluff. Never getting better to fold, rarely getting called by worse on that board. In position it's an easy call to pot control and hope to get to showdown cheaply.

[@razvanionutbuzatu2885]

I don't want to hear "folding is boring". I'm looking at you to see some clever plays not a calling station.

[@TheDaveBloom]

I love Ethan, but I’m here for the blowing of the money.

[@realamerican8069]

@@TheDaveBloom facts!

[@bthekuta]

I 100% agree with this. Usually I love these videos for the unconventional lines, even if they are not ideal. But just calling off horribly is not interesting.

[@Tr1forceProductions]

@@maximo6037 he's not really promising though. He's always been a donkey. He just happened to get a lucky streak that rivals Jamie Gold. He uses terms he's heard on other poker blogs that usually don't apply and his play is poor in general. These vlogs are a perfect example of what happens when you win a lot early on and let it go to your head.

[@user-ip3kh8jj1n]

“57s should check at the river…”

[@Kanders190]

Ehhh, there's a ton of bad plays in this vlog but I don't think betting 75ss. There's a ton of missed draws he could be betting as a bluff so he would need to balance. If you're checking back 5x on that river, you're bluffing too much in that spot then. Calling the jam is pretty questionable.

[@user-ip3kh8jj1n]

@@Kanders190 yeah，I mean betting at the river give the player a good chance to bluff all in，it would be hard to call.

[@moayourlawn1126]

calling the jam was very questionable its likely a fold as before I even saw the cards I was saying, "He has to have a boat"

[@Kanders190]

@@user-ip3kh8jj1n Yeeeeah, but even at those stakes, river raises are rarely bluffs and river check/raises are even less likely to be a bluff. That is a fine bet/fold and arguing a check back is just resulted-biased.

[@jaredfrazier2216]

Subtitles: "what's up its your boyfriend Ethan."

[@makesmewanna]

Lmaoo thanks for pointing this out hahahahaha

[@BB-re6nz]

Who would have known I grew up one state north of this action-packed poker room. Now I’m in CO with a lovely 100$ spread limit game 🤦‍♀️

[@MikeTidman]

That spread limit 2/5 game at Ameristar in Blackhawk was like printing money for me the two weeks I was there a year ago.

[@BB-re6nz]

@@MikeTidman that can be wild. The 30/60 LHE is insane too.

[@tylerc56]

"We've had a few drinks.." -Ev play my man.

[@kennyc5212]

Ever wonder why the casinos give out alcohol? This is why lol

[@cornellirons5348]

No more drinking before playing. Always after playing.

[@DanielSong39]

Well either way it's drinking and driving

[@imitationreality]

Too true. Liquid courage has its place but I've learned the hard way that it's not at the poker table. It's fun as hell to drink and play cards but holy moly, decision making goes south quickly. Hero calls and bluffing people off hands are the worst offenders...

[@cornellirons5348]

I'm a non drinker and have been gambling since I was 14 (44 years). I've watched people lose tons due to drinking. That's why most casinos offer free drinks.

[@Roxerz]

I hope many people here are learning poker from vlog. It'll be a good way to get some new money into the game.

[@deemabowgen3268]

Had me in the first half, not gonna lie

[@CatsMeowPaw]

No one watches a vlog to see weak play and nitty fold after fold. I can go to my local casino and watch old men play for that. We're here to see the great action, and Rampage delivers.

[@BG-io7ev]

Even in a losing session manages to hit 3 or 4 sets with JJ better and trips multiple times. Sucks losing with them , but hits them at an unreal frequency.

[@brianb6724]

Do you look around to find the fish? I'll bet you couldn't find it. You made so many horrid calls I'm speechless. I'm not a good player but even I would have not been in almost all of those hands you blindly called with. Folding is boring.. how about losing?

[@mikemeunier6285]

Like they say " if you can't spot the fish at the table, then the fish is you"

[@patdonovan994]

You barrel so frequently with little/no equity. Obviously sometimes it’s okay but at your frequency it’s not sustainable

[@stevenbrentson334]

The luck box was locked and someone left the keys at the bar.

[@tomignacios3668]

Came for the content, stayed for the comments lol gotta love the high stakes playing chat pros

[@tomignacios3668]

@Fevolenko Hahaa never said anyone wasn’t allowed to comment. But you seem like a very fun time to be around.. I’ll contribute tho, in that 4bet pot pre with KK where he flopped top set he should chose a 40-50% pot sizing if he’s gonna bet. A button 4bet calling range consists of a lot of pocket pairs 77-JJ, AK,AQ all of which are going to call at least one street except AQ. So you get more value

[@Kanders190]

That AQ turn raise might be the dumbest thing I’ve seen from you since the A8dd hand from your WSOP win. Even the worst amateurs will tell you there’s absolutely no point in raise/calling the turn here.

[@aaronsoto4622]

That 97 spades hand was truly maniac lol. Nobody's got balls like that too juice it up in that spot with that board texture.

[@michaelmammay197]

I've got no problem with a thin value bet with the 5-7, but when you make that value bet and get jammed on, it's an easy fold. That's the thing with thin value. You have to be ready to bet fold.

[@RampagePoker]

agreed

[@usmc1132]

I just came for the free coaching from the comment pros 👀

[@GUNNER9119]

at 13:42 you can hear when he says the "river comes a 4 of spades", that the word spades was edited in. Not sure why I mention this, but it made me laugh because the word "spades" sounds like it was added in post.

[@orod1988]

This guy is drinking and driving not a good look bro

[@joshuaburse494]

I was thinking the same thing

[@CP-ud6rt]

Timestamp?

[@johnniewalker506]

his tesla drives for him

[@justinhalligan8292]

A few drinks should not put him over the legal limit depending on what they were.

[@mattsullivan8811]

Tesla drives itself idiot

[@clapforboobies5892]

90% of the time, min raise on the flop is a monster. Proceed with caution.

[@tlea31]

9Th hand correct to give up. As Johnnie Vibes says, 'I hate bluffing on board pairing rivers, they never fold'.

[@heyitsanthony6366]

Re-Title video: Plays poker Drunk - Gets Owned.

[@puckyoo834]

That was so sad to see that small pile of chips.

[@Awesomestuff247]

2nd hand with the bottom end of a straight - when you have the bottom end of a straight in a 4 handed non 3 bet pot, and there’s 4 to a straight on the board, the vast majority of the time, someone has the top end. Too many people in the hand in this instance especially with the pre flop action. A 6 is in many people’s initial raise calling range. I didn’t watch how the rest of this turned out, but this is just to keep in mind to not be results oriented. It doesn’t seem like you’re thinking very much about these hands individually from both sides

[@martinlipschutz1334]

Irrelevant that he had the J for 7’s full. His J outkicks you regardless.... which is why you don’t play 75s to begin with.

[@williamweaver1642]

That's a board you hope u have pocket 8s and punish newbs who play J7

[@anthonyfox4626]

Opening with 75s from the hijack is a lot more defensible than calling from the BB with J7. It's just a cooler, it happens.

[@Roxerz]

@@anthonyfox4626 I agree, 75s from HJ is fine but the river bet was kinda meh. If the guy had a flush draw on that board, he missed so what is he calling you with? What kind of hands call a small bet on the river? Maybe a few overpairs? Other 7s and most of them beat 75 lol.

[@bennybenben22]

Your bet sizing on the river was wrong. A larger bet on the river followed by a reraise would give you way more information and make the tough laydown.

[@botsoup5446]

75s is very standard from HJ. Maybe you should look into improving your pre flop ranges.

[@ryanlisterman1864]

The way you analyze your hands usually makes the outcome predictable, this makes it seem you’re being a little results oriented when you’re looking back at your game, I think that’s something you should work on. Also just because you’re capable of making ballzy bluffs doesn’t mean the player pool is.

[@SeanBenson23]

The last sentence here is so perfect that you should tattoo it, Ethan

[@martinsayle]

Walking away from your car saying ‘have had a few drinks...’ 🤔

[@coolpoolshark]

You could've checked the river in the last hand 57 to save $800. The opponent calling your big turn bet indicated that his hand was no less than a trip. Your 5 kicker didn't even play and your river bet was to chop at the best.

[@Lobo.Blanco5AB]

Playing poker drunk is just being undisciplined

[@shynepo3]

The 75 hand is a bet fold on the river. It’s rarely a bluff there. You can just make your min calling range 9T there and be fine.

[@gordonshumway4624]

Like my father always said: learn by the mistakes of other persons, so you keep the your money together!!!

[@lutsenfilms9582]

Stay strong bro! You had some really tough spots there

[@bigfanvideo140]

On the 97 hand, did you know BB has $800 more before making the preflop call????? The flop, the check flop, BB 2/3 pot size bet, and $650 stack behind made the perfect bluff situation. You are a poker player who would not miss those perfect bluffing opportunities. This is what separated the big winner, small winner, break even, and losing one.

[@byronsundberg9898]

Is losing money when you can't find a fold button boring?

[@larrygottesman6452]

River bet on the last hand was not necessary with potential storm clouds on the horizon. Unfortunately it ended up a disaster.

[@TwiceBakedDeep]

In this vlog you admit to a crime and then punt off a bunch of money lol love it!

[@khoatran-zx6it]

Hey, he had drinks before driving, his hand s not shaking, 1 beer or 1 tequila is under0.06 and Tesla has seft driving mode.

[@aronibanerjee1893]

Ethan - Good video.....as a player who has been playing for many years ....I can tell you....when someone raises you in the river - its rarely a bluff. Particularly if this person is a recreational player. Lesson learned!

[@mikehergenroether6160]

Write off against the bracelet winnings. Tighten up in 2021.

[@jamesalexander5025]

I haven't finished watching the video, but as soon as he said "I've got some drinks in me" I thought.... "This is foreshadowing. He's going to lose piles." Let's see if I'm right...

[@jamesfoxley6038]

Half god mode no good only full god mode for Ethan 🤣

[@kmsnow6292]

The board is 2-3-4-5-X and I have to call an all-in shove with AQ for a chop. Then, um..., wait a minute. Could he possibly have a 6?

[@tvrax3076]

Hey man did you invest in amc BB or Nokia ? Just want your opinion of these stocks thanks in advance

[@johnferreira7498]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for putting your position next to your hand. If you can put your stack size also it will be so much easier to follow. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

[@donaldlinskie6752]

seems either the dragon has turned or,winners tilt. I advise switching gears.

[@24brick92]

Been loving your videos and TikToks. Getting me to want to play poker again. Love to get some chips from ya.

[@adammeehan9888]

Even on the downswings, keep commenting for that YT algo. Keep up the grind Ethan!

[@stt5v2002]

I wonder if suited queens should be called in the volume pot with 5 players. The problem here is that with so many players in there, the risk of being against higher hearts is significant and costly. I think that is a fold or maybe very rarely a 3-bet. Something connected like 6-4 might be better to take a flyer with because it has nut potential.

[@nationalstudyacademykim5030]

Finally gave you a thumbs up! Hope you feel better. Looks like you had a crappy December!!!

[@AlexVegasLimo]

The 9-7 play was a good play to check raise . He definitely had a medium pair

[@noryvitalaaron4109]

Hi Ethan. Too bad the month of December is not too good to you. Hopefully the new year gives you much luck. Try to tighten up a little. Ciao🌹

[@scottdieterman9969]

my 3 rules of poker....#1 dont play after drinking or drunk #2 dont play tired #3 dont play mad.......i think you had a couple obvious lay downs and didnt think it through as you normally would. swings are inevitable but bad decision making hurts your bottom line.....

[@embro6474]

If you systematically play bad you will get crushed in the long run.

[@mr.personal-ity]

No, don’t tell him that!

[@PostalZimbabwe]

15:42 In this spot small bets are tricky because you don't get enough information. Betting small and getting jammed on allows your opponent to polarise. If you bet bigger and get raised you have a much clearer picture and so a fold becomes easier. So, ironically, betting small got you into more trouble than betting large!

[@tg1716]

Wow, you never cease to amaze, you are like a young rich guy that has a dream and most of your poker is a nightmare!!! Learn to fold once and a while... playing 5-7 is exactly a nightmare that you induced!!!! Better luck next time, because that's what it is to you... lUCK

[@tritonh5683]

Always fun to watch your vid. Keep them coming!!!!

[@bogdan1114big]

Good luck , thanks for the vids , best regards from UK 🇬🇧

[@danielbollich2517]

On that last hand, what would V possibly bluff with there, given that H bet thrice on a paired board with a draw? Should’ve been a check or a bet fold for thin value against a 9 if V is a bad player

[@lija7217]

And Ethan falls to Earth, a mere mortal after all.

[@Dyl3423]

Impossible

[@nestface4705]

Amazing when u can't hit every flop going. That luck runs out eventually

[@Will-kc7kx]

Like that fact that you show your losses and not just your wins

[@mrmyagi6710]

Do you get sets often or are you only showing wren you get a set?

[@jst4fun100]

Thank you Ethan for showing the good and the Bad. I am starting to agree the "folding is boring" is starting to cost you a bit. However, I am one of those tight players. So, boring poker is ok with me. Still learn something every time I watch!

[@ChaosInModeration]

This is what happens when you aren't pulling coolers on people left and right, flopping the nuts and getting paid every time or hitting river 6 outers every other hand. Gotta change the play

[@Awesomestuff247]

Stop inflating the pot with top pair. You have to think when you’re betting “what is he calling this bet with that I can beat”. “what is he folding that I am beating” Your play is random and flashy and you’ve developed bad habits. Be careful

[@Awesomestuff247]

*that I am losing to* excuse me

[@Awesomestuff247]

1st hand with the open ender , you did not have the odds to call

[@rolandosouffrain7957]

Ok. No more drinking before playing poker.

[@shrekogre6597]

Call on the last hand was fine if you wanted to induce the bluff

[@kostarasp.8177]

Maybe the image you built that night was not ideal. I am saying this because in at least 2 spots the other players checked to you knowing that they will check raise you back. Keep up the good work Ethan and thank you for the vlogs💙

[@rays1443]

December losses seem to be from not being able to fold and playing some bad starting hands. December game seems horrible. Hope it turns around

[@SoCalburro]

O.G. hand? Nice shout out to Trooper!

[@theodorehsu5023]

Sometimes you lay that bad beat down, other times it's laid on you. You just got to dust off what remains of the bankroll, reload or sell off to get the cash for reload, then move onto the next game. And going into the next game stone-cold sober would make a bigger difference too--drunk poker is expensive.

[@agent7574]

Ethan come on bro.. out of the 12 hands in the vid.. u should have only been in 6.... Tighten up ✌️

[@donmoore5861]

Sir, I've watched many of your vlogs, and I have to say, I hope you were a better poker player before you started vlogging. I am assuming that many of the hands that you play, or the way you play them, are for entertainment purposes. You are the type of player that I would target at the table, and it looks like the players at this table were doing just that. The JJ777 boat that you ran into was played perfectly. I think your video editing and contest is great, but if you keep losing, you might re-think the vlog thing.

[@jonez43]

rough couple of rounds man, keep your head up.

[@mycommentpwnz]

Very amateur play in this video: if there is a 4-liner to a straight, you NEVER raise someone (in a RING GAME) with the bottom-end, unless you're trying to push him off a chop. What hands are you hoping he calls with ? Honestly? You aren't deep enough for him to call with two-pair, unless he is terrible at math. Sure, he will call with set, but how often is that? He will call you with hands that beat you, and lay-down most that you're beating.

[@mrmountainhiker9646]

For some reason the captions on this video for the intro says "What's up guys It's your boyfriend" instead of "boy ethan" haha...Ethan, with the hot runs you've had you're definitely the boyfriend of that mistress named poker 😋

[@genekunkel8001]

last hand; what was going to call you for that size of a bet? looking at the betting on every street he was not betting a large over pair you opened for 20 if they were paying attention to your play you could be slow playing a big pair or 7-8,6-7,A-7 suited. IF he is going to call your last bet the streets he is calling with are 5-6, 9-10, 8-8, J-J all beat you. he is raising the preflop with a big hand and calling until the river with draws like hearts.

[@6bt_str864]

Yeah, I avoid the boot broke off In my arse but not playing 7-5suited (EVER, unless I get to flat it, I don't even call in SB hardly)

[@galaxybounce82]

The good old river raise.... very rarely a bluff but marriage is always hard

[@stewiegriffin6503]

16:10 I think he is crying.... Type F for respect

[@sandrahauger3298]

F