The guy plays HS CG on a daily routine on his stream, yet he doesn't seem to be beating these games since the other regs are better than him but most importantly, we can see on clips like these that he actually has no roll to play these stakes.
Is he being paid by PS to advertise 6+ holdem format (which to me looks like another low edge/mass gamble variant) ? Why does he play this high when he is at best BE nowadays past nl400 ? Why does he play underolled ?
How dum you need to be to think that's his bankroll? And yeah keeping most of your roll on a site is allso dumb because you can move money so easily these days and with most sites without any fees.
I have no idea if he beats the games or not but you could obv tell us why do you think that? Do you play in those games?
He posted his graph of last year where he won like 30k but was almost even for the year EV wise. It is clear that he doesn't beat the games above certain stakes anymore and his gambles in holdem 6+ are also questionable.
As for the bankroll, why would you keep a few thousands only on the site when you play nl1k+ ? Are you gonna make transfers as you grind ?!!
He's a winner for ~2bb at NL500 zoom for many (millions?) hands. He posted his last graph at runitonce before. He's also payed by pokerstars. If he has a nice rakeback deal that can mean more than 100k per year easily with the volume he plays. He's also payed by subs and some afilliation deals, and sponsored in some live events (Sochi?)
It's true that streaming can affect your winnings, but I'm sure he's smart enough to know what pays better for him.
I think in recent times his results have been slowly dipping. One indication from watching the stream, another is that he hasn't updated his results for quite a while.
As for 'his bankroll is tiny because when I see his Stars balance.... (faceplant).
yeah, grinding 1k+ with 3k stars balance makes sense.
There is obviously something wrong about it, either he is protecting himself from tilting his money away on HS/6+ holdem tables or he just waits for Stars money to showcase HS 6+ holdem
