I prefer twitch for a few reasons, firstly the chat is hilarious and much more interactive than YouTube messages. The trolling is hectic at times I know so maybe a couple mods could be made before it starts.
Secondly I think it's a good thing for poker to try and get a large audience on a network where new gamers can be attracted to playing - gotta be good for the game imo. Enjoyed the stream last Joey keep it twitching
I prefer twitch for a few reasons, firstly the chat is hilarious and much more interactive than YouTube messages. The trolling is hectic at times I know so maybe a couple mods could be made before it starts.
Secondly I think it's a good thing for poker to try and get a large audience on a network where new gamers can be attracted to playing - gotta be good for the game imo. Enjoyed the stream last Joey keep it twitching
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Originally Posted by walkby
Yup, this. Attracting new players is a bonus.
professional gamers and people who like watching professional gaming are not the target audience you want to attract to poker, use your head.
professional gamers and people who like watching professional gaming are not the target audience you want to attract to poker, use your head.
I wouldn't mind a bunch of gamers depositing $50 or $100 every so often in the hopes of becoming rich from it. They might not be the "ideal" target audience, but I'm sure it's a net positive to have them playing. I've seen smart people play poker and play it horribly, just because someone is good at something else, doesn't mean it will translate to poker.
In a perfect world every player brought into the game would be a mega-drooler. I honestly don't mind playing against someone who is semi-competent though. But yes, I would love to be playing droolers all the time too.
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Originally Posted by ferris.shrugged
Dunno if you've ever read a twitch chat that tries to analyse plays in any game; there are plenty of potential fish/whales watching twitch.
They are taking today off from the challenge for DK to spend time with his GF for VDay. I've seen people already ask a bunch on what the current total is. I will keep a graph and count of the updated total in the details on my Twitch page so that people can have a place to find it easily.
Maybe Pokerstars could make a page dedicated to the challenge and keep an updated total, possibly a link to the interview they posted on the blog, possibly big hands of the match (idea for PS*** ding ding, if you CBB I will get it done in less than 10 mins for you ) as they are "sponsoring" the challenge. Also please allow people to reload to 150k at the special tables in the future
Converting the twitch vids to youtube makes them split it up. I'm going to see if I can make this form into one long video for the future. Although Youtube GTO might be to upload multiple vids at once/shorter length but it seems like that will make my overall video page a bit chaotic.
For any of you guys that were experiencing problems with twitch lagging i found a great tutorial on youtube that completely fixed this issue for me
Thankkkkk You, this is perfect
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Originally Posted by SW_Kaizer
I prefer twitch for a few reasons, firstly the chat is hilarious and much more interactive than YouTube messages. The trolling is hectic at times I know so maybe a couple mods could be made before it starts.
Secondly I think it's a good thing for poker to try and get a large audience on a network where new gamers can be attracted to playing - gotta be good for the game imo. Enjoyed the stream last Joey keep it twitching
I've gone back and forth on if it is a good thing for poker. I started out thinking what a couple other people said that it might not be the best thing but after seeing some of the comments I don't think that should really be a worry.
professional gamers and people who like watching professional gaming are not the target audience you want to attract to poker, use your head.
I'm not sure about this. Rekful is pretty fishy when he plays on Bovada, he's a gamer with a large Twitch following and one of the smarter ones at that. Although he seems to have a lot of money to throw around so mb he doesn't take it as seriously as another gamer with more limited funds might. As for the fans who rail the pro gamers, they're likely to be less skilled and it would be even more desirable to have them as new depositors imo. Not to mention that there are way more fans/spectators of pro gaming than there are pro gamers.
I'm not sure about this. Rekful is pretty fishy when he plays on Bovada, he's a gamer with a large Twitch following and one of the smarter ones at that. Although he seems to have a lot of money to throw around so mb he doesn't take it as seriously as another gamer with more limited funds might. As for the fans who rail the pro gamers, they're likely to be less skilled and it would be even more desirable to have them as new depositors imo. Not to mention that there are way more fans/spectators of pro gaming than there are pro gamers.
There's also Stickyrice1 who streams NL sometimes who is, uh, probably not in the top 15 HUNL power rankings...