Could you share a little bit more about your personal experience meeting Andrew? I’m curious as to what he did to make you feel this way.

At only about 5 max push-ups strength level, I doubt Trooper is insulting other players at the table, which could possibly lead to something physical elsewhere. He'll wait til he's vlogging outside to insult them. Lol

Oh Gee wilickers....the hollywood producer/writer guy is back shilling his "Vegas Vloggers" production with the innocent nice guy "gee, Im just some random guy wondering" LOL

Now that all the people have been banned that were attempting to expose your "Fake-It-Til-Ya-Make-It" , LonelyGirl15 reality show production that is Neeme/Pooper/whoever (by two mods that oddly & all the sudden pushed themselves into modding here) you can come back & continue the lie of the "Las Vegas Poker Vloggers" fake ass reality series...


Like Wayne Carver said.."Hope this doesnt come crashing down on your heads"

Hey Kids...ever wonder why there seems to be legit vlogging content in Dnegs, Stapler, Polk etc.....and then there is this spectacle of slop, the Steve Wilkos/Judge Wopner section of Poker Vlogging. The two groups of vloggers are in different leagues for a reason...legit v. fake/scripted


*Middle Finger*

NoQuarter was obv very hurt by Lonelygirl15.

I agree that Natamus is a dolt, but even he could come up with a better script than this.

Thank you! Wait...

Alex? Alex Jones, is that you?!?

I appreciate all the vloggers, but Jaman is stepping it up. Eating the carrot cake to Bryan Adams music caused me to legit lol. Keep up the good work!

Richard Marx

But thank's my dude. It's been awhile since I've journeyed back into the 2+2 streets.

No Quarter,

You've already been exiled from this thread and now you are banned. Stay away.

imagine how stupid you have to be to think there is some huge production team writing fake storylines so they can all split the $10-20/day that Andrew and Tim's YouTube videos make.

Have never met either (Neeme or Trooper), but I can only imagine how i'd react if people kept coming up to me and tried to have a convo beyond "hey man love your blogs, big fan". what people fail to take into account is that probably hundreds of people come up to them and probably act like they are their best friends, just because they feel they know them from watching a vlog. then i'm imagining they try to get into some deep conversation about the vlogs. no thanks to that. maybe one in a while you might meet someone interesting ie 1 out of 50 people, but the rest are probably the usual boring people with nothing of consequence to talk about.

I have crossed paths with Pokerkraut a few times just because we both play 1/2 and play at the same places and he's pretty much exactly how he is in his vlogs. I have met Boski once just told him i was a big fan. He genuinely seemed happy that people were coming up to him and recognizing him. I think it takes a certain type of personality to be a vlogger personality.

I'm not really buying the story that Neeme came across as miserable......

I've played with Andrew at three different MUG's and I have noticed if he has been drinking multiple beers and/or losing, he can get quiet and maybe isn't super friendly, but I certainly wouldn't classify him as 'miserable'..

Of course...who is happy and talkative when they are stuck? Now if you combine heavy drinking and being stuck, I can be the best/worst person you've ever sat next to at the poker table, depending on your perspective.

Well..bluefingin claimed Andrew was a 'major douche'..I just don't see him ever acting that way, no matter how much he was drinking or how much he was stuck..

So he's normal. Good to know. And not a stretch considering his vlogs.

Try getting a smile out of him...When playing 5/10 with him he cheers up a little once when he run a little good but...Always miserable...I'm not saying he's not a nice guy at heart or not chill but he straight up hates the position he is in grinding live poker.

Yea this wasn't my best (or most sober) moment. It doesn't represent at all how I actually feel.

It's impossible to stay cheerful the whole session in a room full of poker players unless it's maybe a small intimate session like a Meetup game. The unselfawareness and the idiocy that comes out of people's mouths in a live room is enough to make anyone crawl into their shell. Especially in Vegas where table talk is usually the nut low.

Grinding live poker successfully sucks donkey balls. Strategy is pretty unimaginative, you fold for hours and then play one hand - if you get called - and then hope you haven't been sucked out on if raised. And when you do lose that one hand per hour or two, f*ck this sh*t.

So yeah, let him be a little miserable at the tables. At least he has a hot fiancee.

Edit: Not to mention having an abnormal sleeping pattern which undoubtedly impacts mental health.

I’ve been pretty open about how burnt out I was on grinding poker before starting the vlog. It’s interesting to me that a lot of people don’t think about the big picture regarding this aspect... If I was perfectly happy grinding full time, why would I start a project like this that takes away SO many hours from that pursuit?

You could say that it helps in regards to scaling the grind via social media. But if that’s all I was interested in I would’ve just hired a couple interns to film and edit everything.

And having the vlog project now, for me personally, makes poker more enjoyable. But everyone is different. If you love the grind and the game and studying GTO, don’t start a vlog. At least not on your own with no help.

Respect for circling back and saying so. 👊🏼

Should introduce yourself next time!

Also anyone is free to come to a MUG and secretly film me and post the video here. If we agree I’m behaving like a jerk I’ll pay that person $100. Freeroll ♥️.

Also, if someone just has a natural 'resting b*tch face', people might be more likely to think they're miserable when they're really not.

I unfortunately have one of these types of faces, and I remember I was playing VP like normal in the early morning hours one day, and a cocktail waitress put a concerned hand on my shoulder and said, "Cheer up - it's only money." I wasn't even sad/mad at the time! Hell, I think when she did that I was actually up money.

If it really makes you feel that way, you shouldn't even be playing poker. Find something else to do that you enjoy.

If your folding for hours then hoping and praying you don't get "called - and then hope you haven't been sucked out on", your not playing on a high enough level necessary to be successful anyway.

Andrew isn't miserable at the table because he has a serious face.