Brad Owen Loses Roughly 200K On Lodge Livestream - Page 12 - Poker News

Just watched like the last 5 or 6 of Sad Blowen vlogs to see this epic meltdown and him punting but theres nothing at all of this 200k loss lol??? Just him running hotter than god then pretending he's some genius when he runs KK into AA or something and turns a miracle set every hand. Although i did get some entertainment out of it by listening to him break down hands and his analysis of hands, just as comical as when Trooper rambles about a hand.

Where are these punts or does he just vlog of him hitting miracles?

He has always been notoriously slow on putting out the most recent footage of him. I think he will definitely make vlogs out of it.

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03-16-2023 , 08:25 AM

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TampaKn1sh

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Originally Posted by lvBlitzforce

fwiw I vlog plo and I'm just getting to content from last November. If I play 4-5 sessions/week typically I can only fit one of them in a vlog. So in one week I already have a months worth of content most of the time, so there's always a considerable backlog of footage.

I think most vloggers tend to put our more recent content, but maybe they aren't playing as much as I am, or maybe just more selective in their content selection.

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03-16-2023 , 05:10 PM

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Koshko

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I really don’t even know why this thread is here, it’s like half of everyone is bashing Brad and the other half is coming to his defence. I get it he’s a public figure so to speak but it’s really pointless. The guy lost like 3 buy-in’s and everyone is making out like it defines his poker skills.

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03-16-2023 , 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Koshko

One half of the people piling on and fighting with the other half is one of the main purposes of the internet in general, not really unique to this thread

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03-16-2023 , 07:27 PM

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TampaKn1sh

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Originally Posted by Koshko

i dOnT eVeN kNoW wHy tHeRe iS a tHrEaD

Uh, it's 12 pages long and Brad Owen is a personality in the world of poker vlogging, the one with the largest subscriber base and viewership. He played stakes WAY larger than what he's accustomed to and had a massive loss compared to anything he's ever experienced. And this is a section for Poker "News". Not sure how that isn't news.

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03-16-2023 , 08:15 PM

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All-inMcLovin

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Brad Owen will bounce back like Rocky in Rocky III.

He will recapture the Eye of the Tiger!

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03-19-2023 , 04:08 PM

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I believe Brad Owen is toast.

Time to call it quits Bradley.

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03-19-2023 , 06:44 PM

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ScotchOnDaRocks

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Think it’s like Rocky V where he will beat up someone in the parking lot and then say “sue me for what?”

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03-21-2023 , 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Koshko

someone who says what you said sounds like they bought a "jiggities" t-shirt

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03-21-2023 , 10:16 AM

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Imagine playing a game so boring you have to come uo with nicknames for starting hands and stand up games to just make your life bearable. Lol NL holdem

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03-21-2023 , 10:46 AM

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TampaKn1sh

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Originally Posted by ProffesionalMalaka

Imagine playing a game so boring you have to come uo with nicknames for starting hands and stand up games to just make your life bearable. Lol NL holdem

Hold em does suck, PLO4Life!

Here's Brads latest vlog with the first session stream

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03-22-2023 , 07:55 AM

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Just watched his most recent vlog. He mentions prior to the lodge debacle he was on a 30k downswing with 9 straight losing sessions. So after the lodge has 11 straight losing sessions? Just curious do any pros lose 11 straight sessions in a row? That seems absurdly long for any solid player.

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03-22-2023 , 08:37 AM

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pocket_zeros

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In the video Brad says he had 60% of his action.

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03-22-2023 , 08:42 AM

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Just saw that. I really commend brad for stating the amount of action he as, posting losing sessions. NO ONE and I mean NO ONE else in poker does this.

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03-22-2023 , 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by LimpDitka

I've never been a livepro, but do you even have any idea of how small their samplesize is? One long session equals 300 hands or so. 11 sessions aka 3.3k hands are literally nothing as a sample to make assumptions about, and his streamed "punt" sessions with maybe 200 hands played even less.

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03-22-2023 , 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by LimpDitka

Not as uncommon as you'd think

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03-22-2023 , 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by LimpDitka

Just saw that. I really commend brad for stating the amount of action he as, posting losing sessions. NO ONE and I mean NO ONE else in poker does this.

Plenty of other vloggers post losing sessions?

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03-22-2023 , 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by alwayscall_

It's the cash game paradox.

It takes a couple years to log enough hands for any meaningful sample size; but by that amount of time passes you aren't playing in the same game as you were for the first portion of your sample (either you have a new room, new stakes, new villains... or, even if your room and stakes and villains are mostly the same then they have definitely adjusted their strategy so they aren't really the same any more).

You can never really know for certain that you're a winning player. It's worse for live MTTs.

You just have to live with anecdotal analysis and a big bank balance.

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03-23-2023 , 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by AllJackedUp

It's the cash game paradox.

It takes a couple years to log enough hands for any meaningful sample size; but by that amount of time passes you aren't playing in the same game as you were for the first portion of your sample (either you have a new room, new stakes, new villains... or, even if your room and stakes and villains are mostly the same then they have definitely adjusted their strategy so they aren't really the same any more).

You can never really know for certain that you're a winning player. It's worse for live MTTs.

You just have to live with anecdotal analysis and a big bank balance.

There are other variable you can analyze besides results to determine if you're a winner or loser in a particular game.

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04-09-2023 , 11:15 PM

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You just have to live with anecdotal analysis and a big bank balance. x10000000

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04-11-2023 , 08:38 PM

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mrmixitup

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Watching Owen get blasted for $150k in one session was so goddamn good I nearly came. That call with AJ against the AK preflop shove was one of the worst played hands I've seen from someone who considers themselves to be a semi legitimate pro.

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04-11-2023 , 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mrmixitup

Hey Siri, can you define vicarious embarrassment?

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04-13-2023 , 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by AALegend

For the record: most poker players, including a lot of whales, look and sound pretty miserable when they are losing big (by their standards).

Doctors after a botched surgery and wall street traders after a major loss on the day aren't going to be particularly jovial either.

All of us have a bad day sometimes.

Except Alan Kessler. He's always sunny and optimistic.

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