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05-05-2018 , 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by PokerTravel
And what if he spent $728k on buyins/expenses?

Hendon Mob gives you one side of the equation.

There are players on Hendon Mob with 2.5 million in winnings who are broke.

Not to say the Beta male is but he does blow mucho buyins and according to him he is 0-8 or something like that for the Main Event.

Like u said. Look at the big picture.
What if........does Boski appear to be broke to you? LOL blowing mucho buyins. I guess 10k or whatever must be a lot of money to somebody like yourself.......and you're sure he hasnt had backers for those 8 entries? And again, 80k is a lot of money to you? LOL.
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05-05-2018 , 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Steve00007
Curious how many vloggers will play the Main Event this year. Will Jaman and JohnnieVibes play in it? Will they play any other events? I want to see someone make a really deep run.
If they have someone buying 80% of them maybe they should play.
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05-05-2018 , 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by dth123451
Poor Neeme. That flat with AK is just brutal.


Some days you’re the bug, some days you’re the windshield.
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05-05-2018 , 12:38 AM
he played that hand so bad, maybe he should watch some boski vlogs
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05-05-2018 , 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by thedude404
What if........does Boski appear to be broke to you? LOL blowing mucho buyins. I guess 10k or whatever must be a lot of money to somebody like yourself.......and you're sure he hasnt had backers for those 8 entries? And again, 80k is a lot of money to you? LOL.
For anyone with a net worth of less than seven figures, 80k is considered a substantial amount of money. If 80k means nothing to you, then you have F you money.
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05-05-2018 , 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Xenophon
For anyone with a net worth of less than seven figures, 80k is considered a substantial amount of money. If 80k means nothing to you, then you have F you money.
If you say so.....
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05-05-2018 , 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by thedude404
If you say so.....

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05-05-2018 , 02:10 AM
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Originally Posted by PaulyJames200x
Also another vlogger i liked to watch was Brad Owens. He did have one video where he spoke about a big downswing he had at 2/5. Does anyone know how long he has played 2/5 for? Because the downswing that he had... does anyone recall how much he was down? I think it was 8k i believe? That is certainly still standard for 2/5 regs assuming they play for a long time right? Brad looks like he probably been grinding 2/5 for probably 5 or more years? Also i like most of the vloggers and watch many of them like neeme, boski and owens. But did anyone remember that vlog where 2 fans of brad owens vlog met him at the aria or bellagio and gave him like a teddy bear as a gift or something and they were from asia i believe? I think it was either korea or japan? Then someone at the poker table offered to buy it from him and he hesistated for a bit and then the guy then upped it to x dollars and he sold it to him and said he couldn't refuse it and said it was 100 dollars. Did that leave a bad taste in your mouth when watching that part? If that was me and i had fans and they gave me a teddy bear, well i would keep it and say thanks. But if someone offered me money for it, i wouldn't know exactly what i would do but if i did accept it, i would just give the money to those ppl that gave me the gift. But i probably wouldnt do it. But if he did sell it to someone at the poker table or whatnot, wasn't it just bad taste to post that in the video? I mean that just did not seem right to me. The issue was he basically got the teddy bear from those fans of his, then sold it to someone on the same night.
imagine how crazy this thread would be going if trooper did that lol. I guess you get the benefit of the doubt if you're good looking and semi-charming.
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05-05-2018 , 02:17 AM
Wow! What a gift Trooper's fans from England brought him.

He was close to tears he was so appreciative...and it could not have come at a better time for him.
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05-05-2018 , 05:12 AM
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Originally Posted by PaulyJames200x
Hey all i enjoy watching jeff boski's vlogs due to his monotone voice. I notice he has posted in this thread as well. But is boski considered an above average reg in terms of tournaments? The thing is in a lot the hands he explained, he would mention a lot about range advantage and other terms. Then mention things like we put in the continuation bet and then we will barrel the turn and then possibly the river. But has anyone noticed that the cbet and bet sizing for jeff boski for flop and turn... the sizing is very small? Like its 40 percent the pot or even 33 percent. Such as he bet flop and say okay we have range advantage on a ace high or king high board. Then when he fires the turn he would say we going to barrel the turn... but the sizing is like 40 percent the pot. Now i know bet sizing has changed a lot compared to back then when 1/2 the pot to 2/3 the pot was standard. But nowadays players would 25-40% the flop and that is standard. But when you bet the turn, how are you really putting any pressure on the other player when you are betting say 4000 into 10000 chip pot. But many times he would fire the river huge such as the river bet would be pot size etc. Why doesn't boski just bet bigger sizing on flop and turn? Or just the turn at least? Because very few ppl are going to fold to that type of sizing. Because boski mentions how he has a loose image and he certain does. But his bet sizing isn't going to get anyone out on the flop... maybe the turn. Thoughts on this?
I'm not a tournament player so I can't discuss specificially what he's doing and it could depend on his stack depth. In a cash game though where you're 100bb deep the smaller flop cbet sizing (usually 1/3 pot) is used when you're betting your entire range. It's just a difficul thing for an opponent to defend against as they have to call and raise very weak against it and then on the turn the preflop raiser usually polarises their range and again it's difficult for the caller as they'll have gotten to the turn with a weak range (or they're overfolding on the flop). You're in a tricky spot on an Ace high board oop with a pair 5's (for example) and facing a turn barrel and a possible river bet.
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05-05-2018 , 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by IAVegasLover
Wow! What a gift Trooper's fans from England brought him.

He was close to tears he was so appreciative...and it could not have come at a better time for him.
He should be swapping contact details or arranging to take them for a drink or something. Find a cool bar, vlog the thing like Neeme has done.

Obviously he did none of that though
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05-05-2018 , 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by JABSolstice
Don’t you understand that this thread is here to pick apart every little thing he says and does to vilify him? Don’t worry, you’ll get there.
He spent 12 minutes complaining about his losing session.

He would get more positive comments if instead of complaining, he made comments like “I’ve been struggling at the tables recently and maybe I’m not as good as I thought. But I’m going to use this as motivation to get better. I’m going to put more time into studying and I’ll post some hands on 2+2 and try to see if there are any major leaks I’m overlooking. I’m down a lot this year and it’s really frustrating, but instead of sticking with plan A, we’re going to plan B so we can turn this thing around.”

In that video he also showed some reasons why he tilts. He said he turned his queens over to show his opponent he’s been suckered. IMO he would tilt less if he liked his opponents better; after all it’s just a 1-2 NL game.

Later he says those gigantic pots are supposed to go his way but they don’t. Personally I thought that if you both get the money in and your opponent has the best hand at showdown, the pot is not supposed to go your way even if it’s a bad beat. When he puts a bad beat on his opponent, is the pot supposed to go to his opponent?

If he could change some of this type of thinking it would help his tilt issues and get him to be more positive.

Last edited by Steve00007; 05-05-2018 at 09:34 AM.
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05-05-2018 , 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by wilson1560
But was he wearing a No gamble hat?
No he did not have a No Gamble hat on it would of been funny if he did! Also he reported he made 418 profit? If he didn't beat spades his buddy he would had broken even!
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05-05-2018 , 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by TheTrooper97_Fan
Trooper’s 2018 Results
(Through the entirety of April)
76 sessions (40 Wins/35 Losses/1 DNR): -$3,767

Monthly Results:
January: -$1,560 (18 sessions)
February: -$1,403 (17 sessions)
March: +$1,203 (21 sessions)
April: -$2,007 (20 sessions)

Location Results (Highest, Lowest, and Trooper Days):
Excalibur: +$1,573 (9 sessions)
Golden Nugget: -$2,894 (16 sessions)
Trooper Westgate: -$1,227 (17 sessions)

Days of the Week:
Monday: -$3,701 (10 sessions)
Tuesday: +$4 (10)
Wednesday: -$1,449 (6)
Thursday: -$1,097 (16)
Friday: +$1,545 (6)
Saturday: +$885 (13)
Sunday: +$46 (15)

Not a great month, but the purchase of the Boosted Board and a new camera prove he's definitely making money from stuff other then poker (YouTube, Patreon, GoGamble etc)
Thanks for the much needed update!
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05-05-2018 , 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Hellmuth was right
imagine how crazy this thread would be going if trooper did that lol. I guess you get the benefit of the doubt if you're good looking and semi-charming.
You realize there's a huge difference...

Brad - acknowledges it, owns it, fixes it, doesn't whine about it

Trooper - constantly whines about it, doesn't own it - always finds someone else who caused it every session, doesn't acknowledge there's a downswing, calls people names for suggesting it
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05-05-2018 , 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by TR3V
You realize there's a huge difference...

Brad - acknowledges it, owns it, fixes it, doesn't whine about it

Trooper - constantly whines about it, doesn't own it - always finds someone else who caused it every session, doesn't acknowledge there's a downswing, calls people names for suggesting it
i wasnt talking about the downswing , i was talking about him selling the gift that a fan gave to him
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05-05-2018 , 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve00007
He spent 12 minutes complaining about his losing session.

He would get more positive comments if instead of complaining, he made comments like “I’ve been struggling at the tables recently and maybe I’m not as good as I thought. But I’m going to use this as motivation to get better. I’m going to put more time into studying and I’ll post some hands on 2+2 and try to see if there are any major leaks I’m overlooking. I’m down a lot this year and it’s really frustrating, but instead of sticking with plan A, we’re going to plan B so we can turn this thing around.”

In that video he also showed some reasons why he tilts. He said he turned his queens over to show his opponent he’s been suckered. IMO he would tilt less if he liked his opponents better; after all it’s just a 1-2 NL game.

Later he says those gigantic pots are supposed to go his way but they don’t. Personally I thought that if you both get the money in and your opponent has the best hand at showdown, the pot is not supposed to go your way even if it’s a bad beat. When he puts a bad beat on his opponent, is the pot supposed to go to his opponent?

If he could change some of this type of thinking it would help his tilt issues and get him to be more positive.


He has tilt issues but is in denial about them.

He also fails to realize that he’s going to get called down lighter than most because of who he is.

If he makes those adjustments he’ll be fine. If not, the losses will deepen and everything else will stay exactly the same.


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05-05-2018 , 03:52 PM
Trooper's latest video:
What the hell?
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05-05-2018 , 03:54 PM
It's cryptic, but it's also taken him a lot of time to film and edit that, so I don't think the "should I disappear" is an off-the-cuff thought.

I hope he's OK and just needs a break
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05-05-2018 , 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by parisron
Trooper's latest video:
What the hell?
Just another attention seeking video.

Asking fans to say “we love you trooper”

Unless he is finally realising his ‘haters’ were actually the people he should have been listening to in the first place
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05-05-2018 , 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by parisron
Trooper's latest video:
What the hell?

Troopers way of saying he's broke
Took longer than we thought
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05-05-2018 , 04:07 PM
Things change fast when the 3 day eviction notice goes up.
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05-05-2018 , 04:08 PM
Suddenly realize......ha ha ha ha
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05-05-2018 , 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by patriots
Troopers way of saying he's broke
Took longer than we thought
Trooper has built up a pretty nice clothing/hat line ... the question is, will sales dry up if he stops playing poker and "disappears" from the Vegas scene?
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05-05-2018 , 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Xenophon
Trooper has built up a pretty nice clothing/hat line ... the question is, will sales dry up if he stops playing poker and "disappears" from the Vegas scene?
Yes

This is why he needs to:
- Stay in Vegas
- Continue making vlogs, but maybe just 3 or 4 week to increase the quality & content
- Continue with Westgate gig (taking 2 buy-ins with him, maximum)
- Otherwise stay away from 1/2 NL
- Start playing the $240 Aria weekend tourney on a Saturday, and giving a decent account of some hands
- Doing all this he loses an maximum of maybe $500 a week tops at NL, and still has a potential tourney win
- Keep an open mind about a dealing gig, especially during WSOP, which will help him a lot with $$$
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