It seems like there are more and more poker players these days becoming vloggers or semi vloggers creating poker content.

I know they might annoy some people but overall, I think people find them entertaining and I see mostly good things coming from this like growing the game.

Who is everyone's favorite vlogger or upcoming vlogger and what do you like about them?

And if you don't like them at all, I'd be curious to hear everyone's opinions on why as well.

I got burned out on poker vlogs, and poker content in general, during the great YouTube poker content bubble of 2017 or 2018.

I give 10 times more value to the vloggers that publish very fresh (less than 3 days old) content.

Trooper97

Lexy Gavin

"Riceisaspoonfood poker" (his name is el Diesel)

Daniel Negreanu (he only vlogs during the WSOP)

Of those that post historic (weeks old) content, I like...

Rampage Poker

Slow Poker

Brad Owen

Greg Goes All In

Alex Duvall

DNegs and Mike The Mouth

LexO Poker
Rampage
Lexy Gavin
Jeff Boski

It's almost as if there's more poker players that aren't beating the game so need to do this sort of thing to cover their losses

Slow Poker
RDP

I used to like the poker vlogs a lot and watch em all the time cause it reminded me of like a journal for people trying to make it in the game. Unfortunately the youtube clickbait thing inevitably took hold and now you see titles go from "My Poker Journey Episode 3" to "I ALMOST GET SHOT BY SECURITY? 5K/10K NO LIMIT AT THE WHITE HOUSE"

Trooper97 is still in the Main Event...

He is the only vlogger who is making real time updates on his Main Event ups and downs:

https://www.gogambleworld.com/post/2...ve-update-blog

Negreanu is out of the Main and has created a fresh new vlog updating his experience:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3Xs...DanielNegreanu

Lexy Gavin also updates her WSOP adventures regularly:

https://www.youtube.com/c/LexyGavinPoker/videos

Greg Goes All In kinda updates fresh too.

The other vloggers create sleek and well edited productions of events that transpired weeks or months before. Slow Poker, Brad Owen, and Rampage are the best inthis area.

I watch some but not subbing or giving them anything outside of views for making videos. Regardless if you sub or not, they still gonna make content. What is more strange is seeing people donate to live streams of people playing games whether is poker or some video game lololol. This world gets crazier and crazier. Hilariously stupid how people make money. That said, I think a lot of them are frauds and fools as well.

Subscribing on YouTube is free and one click so I don't see any negative to it (if it's a creator whose videos I enjoy) and plenty of positive in that it encourages continued future creation.

I watch all of Lexy's, Daniel's, and Ashley Sleeth's vlogs.

One of my favorite sections of poker vlogs is when they are walking around the casino and saying hello to people I recognize as poker celebrities (even very minor ones) such as meeting another vlogger or streamer or one of the high-roller regs. I also enjoy sweating the action as it occurs such as Lexy showing her cards to the camera and pointing out the action so far (they raised, they called, we shoved, they are thinking) through to the conclusion of the hand. Hand breakdowns are okay when brief though those are not the highlight for me. I also like some of the peripheral stuff such as a brief night out to dinner or private thoughts said to the camera.

Ryan DePaulo is great content. Mariano seems like one of the better players that vlog. Slow poker is great comedy as well.

Is it just me who thinks this but is Ashley Sleeth so overmatched or what? She's been playing 3500's and 1600's and she just gets obliterated. She checks when she should bet, she bets when she should check. She bluffs at the worst times. I mean she seems like a very likeable person but imo she should be sticking to $600 tournaments and under until she refines her game. You'd figure her fiance Jesse Sylvia would help her but it doesn't seem like that's happening.

Still like Brad and Mariano Rampage has worn on me

At first thought Lexy was Julia Ann. Had to double check ��

Jaman Burton!

I like GazzyB123, he’s pretty new at it but I reckon he’ll become one of the top boys if he sticks with it…

Anyone doing live plo content. Donk fish and zefa for starters. Pokerjesus does plo too but no live footage that I’ve seen. There are not many though, so this is a ripe market for anyone interested. (Anyone I’m missing? Please post.) No five card vloggers yet though.

Also like any hold ‘em vloggers playing nosebleeds regularly like Mariano.

I don’t remember his name but the guy who buys in short for PLO at Lake Elsinore is absolutely printing money in that game. The hands his opps show up with are beyond credibility some times.

Of the "poker session vloggers" Jaman Burton is the only one I've come across that is worth watching. The production value on his videos is so much higher than everyone else and it's also that he provides both in-depth play-by-play and color commentary whereas the other vloggers just seem like they are reading off hand histories and calling it a day. I've also watched other poker content creators that sometimes vlog irl like Galfond, Matusow, Dnegs, Charlie Carrel, Doug Polk, and Ginge Poker.

I’m new to the Lexy Gavin train, but think her vlogs are great.

She hit the jackpot didn't she? Marrying a man 35 years at least older than her, guy Bob is loaded. 2 houses both huge.

My two faves, along with Mariano. I also watch Rampage, Lex O, Brad, and Jaman but only at 2x speed. Slow Poker, RDP and Mariano are the only ones I actually "watch." I might go back to Boski though, now that he got rid of that gawdawful minuscule hand history graphic he used for a while.

Ashley would probably do better if she does cash games instead.

Surprised nobody mentioned Pokerfaceash yet.
Joey the Mush is also good to watch.