I think the two battling for the crown has to be Little Jonathan Little and Peter Clark aka Carroters.

Both are break even donks who cant coach students successfully above 50nl.

How do you know they are breakeven donks? Did they do like a BR challenge and posted the results?

Pete Clark has his own training series on runitonce, “from the ground up”. Don’t think they’d let someone who doesn’t know what he is talking about post training videos that you have to pay for on there

He was a winning 50NL player for a while back in the day- he also wrote "The Grinder's Manual". But he hasn't beaten 100NL, 200NL, or 500NL despite his constant videos playing and coaching at these limits. His students have all failed at whatever stake they play.

He seems to have a solid theory basis, but doesn't play professionally so it doesn't even matter.

+1 on JCardSharkLittle. He seems like a nice dude but just is not good at poker.

He may not be good at poker but he speaks some cold hard and also sensible truths

Peter Clarke has begun grinding up a 200k-300k sample at 100nl on GG Poker.

He discussed it in a Youtube video last month. I think he got tired of people like the OP questioning his playing abilities.

Jonathan Little knows more about poker than this entire forum ? Really ?

BlackRain79 for sure, his channel has the most outdated advice to beat micros you can ever find on the internet.

What are examples of outdated advice?
Poker is poker.
TAG

Just watch some of his vids its like he hasn't played poker since black friday

a lot of his advice is just bad or incomplete. Fold more versus tight players. No **** sherlock

He is probably not playing poker for a living, he might be paying his expenses only with his youtube videos full of clickbaits.
But I'm not saying that they are totally useless. I mean, if you are a 50/10 player who plays with an incomplete stack most of the time you might learn something from his videos.

This is good advice
It is beginner advice
Does not make it bad advice or outdated
Poker is poker

No its useless advice because anyone even trying to be good at poker would already know it. He's a content mill pure and simple No decent players would say play middling suited connectors but ignore hands like A5s

It would be cool if there was some kind of pinned thread where people can add their channel links.

It's beginner advice that helps you stop being a 50/10 fish at 2NL and beat the 50/10 fish. But bad advice for anyone who one day hopes to earn more than a few bucks an hour playing ten 2NL tables at once.

I think anyone who wants to avoid being creamed at 10NL+ will need to unlearn a lot of what Blackrain79 teaches quickly, because his exploits are so open to counter-exploits even by -15BB/100 players at those stakes. He should stop using clickbaity titles about offering "Elite Poker Training" and be more open that what he's offering is a strategy that only makes money from recs at the very lowest stakes. If your dream is to make enough money from grinding at the micro-stakes
to cover rent and groceries in a third world country, that's fine by me, as long as no one is following his advice hoping to move up the stakes.

What are the best poker youtubers? (Not best players, but best teachers.)

big fan of GTOWizard, UpswingPoker, and Finding Equilibrium

Source?

https://youtu.be/6CQa66gyA30?si=sxb1yoiWpZbQ5Dlo

To the list above I'd add Saulo Costa and Uri Peleg.

Not saying you're wrong, but this doesn't prove anything.

An easy way to sum up blackrain79 is most of his videos will say something along the lines of try this one trick to crush your game or to crush the Micros. That right there tells you he's a phony . Their is no one magic trick to make you good at poker. You wanna know what makes you good at poker good old fashioned study well that or RTAing

I still stand behind my claim. Jonathan Little is in the bottom percentile of youtube content creators skills-wise (or at least the advice he puts out is).