They probably want customers to subscribe to PokerGo where the videos are located.

Ok...didn't know that...thanks!

And to continue being fair, a very large percentage of players would fit in to this category.

Totally. The 5/5 and up in California is softer than Vegas

Absolutely. I do think it is likely that Trooper's game has improved to the point that he's a favorite at Vegas 1/2 and 1/3 now. If that is true, then he is certainly better than most players.

Yes, but the vlogger game will be a much tougher lineup than Vegas 2/5 unless some of the grinders decide to just splash around for lulz.

A I would not necessarily agree with that.

Trooper can splash and Tilt and not fold with the best of them. Trooper's got a ton of leaks.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, not even close to a break even player.

The vast majority of live low stakes players have a ton of leaks though.

He has only put out 2 videos post TrooperAcrossAmerica.

We are not just talking 'any players' here tho. We are talking Trooper, a 10 year grinding veteran of cash games all over america. Also a past dealer who has been told on more than one occasion how amazing he is to hold 3 coversations at the table whilst dealing without missing a beat

He has also "been in the restaurant business for years" and he can just read people like no one else.

So to actually be fair, he should be able to hang at a 5/10 table. But we all know why he cant

Dealing, multitasking, and reading people in restaurants has very little to do with playing poker and there are tons of low limit grinders who could never hack 5/10 in Vegas. We are speaking about the vast majority of poker players in spite of their playing or work history.

So it can be implied that trooper can 8 table online, process shirt orders, open mails, drink coffee, video edit, and eat Panda Express at the same time. And he does it all sitting on the floor.

Agree, however 1/2, 1/3 and 2/5 is softer in Vegas than California, ainec..

He once did suggest that his ability to read people in restaurants was a skill that helped him in the games at PH. He puts so much emphasis on body language.

More beatable because of rake? Probably. Softer? Not a chance in hell.

I've played in both. LA games are so much easier. Peaople call big river bets like it's nothing. Getting paid in Vegas is like putting teeth.

WSOP just started and it's clear Troop has zero plans to play any events. Hasn't mentioned it even once.

Over/under on days back in Vegas before he plays or goes to the Rio?

From what his bankroll seems to be, he has no business playing any WSOP events, except maybe a $500 one. Cash games should be good and he can make a lot of money though.

I bet if he asked for stakes with a small markup he'd make a lot of money. Again, if people are sending him starbucks cards, other random stuff, sending him money on patreon, etc. then they will certainly stake him in some events.

I mostly play 2/3 at Ocean's 11 and 2/5 at Pechanga. I have found Vegas 1/3 and 2/5 are both much softer than either of these near San Diego..

I just moved to the area and was going to start to check out oceans 11. If we are there at the same time the Starbucks is on me.

Is it possible that one player pool is better for a tight player who bluffs infrequently but misses fewer value bets while the other player pool is better for someone who likes to play a more aggressive style that can run over a weak table? Maybe they are almost equally good for someone who can switch gears, but one is clearly better for a less flexible player who is incapable of nitting it up or loosening up as warranted.

A lot of Trooper white knights on Youtube comments. They are about to have a heart attack about people making comments against their hero. lol

When is he going to play any poker? We know that part 2 of mailtime is coming up. Will there be a part 3 and a part 4 before he plays any poker?

375 people gave the mailtime video a thumbs up and 118 gave it a thumbs down. More people need to give it a thumbs down.

I can't wait for the vloggers' game, especially Neeme vs. Owens situations. (And they might even analyze the same hand against each other!) Both of them analyze hands like geniuses. But I really like how Owens does it; he takes all perspectives and lays out options for each street, the likliehood of opponent hands, etc., etc. Extremely logical/rational way of playing. Of all the vloggers, I'm going to have to say Owens might be the best. But of course, I'm just judging from vlog content. Plus, based on his vlogging personality alone, Owens seems to be the most level-headed player out there; rarely does he get flustered, aggravated, ticked off to the point of spewing.

It's the usual "if you like it, don't watch it" response. Typical deflection about others bringing up unresolved issues, questions. People just try to sweep it under the rug.

On a side note, I don't like the **** my wife, but I do it anyway. My motivation is my own concern.

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