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You should win in a landslide bro

Good luck man well deserved 🇮🇪

And of course will be voting for the man 😊 Brad Owen lol oj

How do we chip in to your buy in?

In the blind vs blind hand was the small all in when u raised the river? How can a player just call with the nuts with chips remaining? This could be collusion...unless for some reason this rule has been inexplicably changed.

You can def mess up your hands doing that. I have so many aches and pains in my hands and fingers from that so much as a kid.

Not all heroes wear capes

Timestamp?

Ya he went to the little boys room.. LOL

sometimes you dont play your A game every day

@@RampagePoker of course you cant, its just good to know and acknowledge it. Dont take it as a blame, just keeping it real

Like wat 🤣🤣🤣🤣 man I be wondering the same thing that was too

was gonna comment abt that...he's improved so much over the years but that open and call a 3bet right there was an amateur 1/2 play

Idc how much he improved he doesn’t know what he’s doing. He takes the high variance play at every turn. Example - when dealt AK off in the cutoff 100 times , with an open and call in front of him .. he’s literally 3 betting 100% of the time. That number should be 75-80% depending on opponent player type … especially early in a tournament. When dealt 67 suited 100 times in position with a KK10 flop with a bet and call in front of him .. HES LITERALLY 3 betting 100% of the time. He shoved for 50K into a 150K pot leaving his opponent to call 50K into 200K pot after calling two previous streets. There’s nothing any opponent is folding there other than a missed draw which he beats. Occasionally depending on the board you might get a small pair with a missed flush draw to fold but that’s just giving away so many chips. The way he played his aces with a short stack 4 ways to the river after blasting away in previous hands with nothing …is just unreal. I know he’s young. I’ll admit that there are times that he’s played well in tournaments and it’s just not all luck. But this video ….. was really bad. Stacking himself with nothing and then the AA hand just slow plays 4 ways until he’s beat and bets. The friend that just called 1 of the many failed bluffs in this video … with the absolute nuts rather than raising and putting Ethan all in … is complete BS BTW. Honestly, it doesn’t take a pro or bracelet winner to say that it’s actually really embarrassing for poker that Ethan has had the success he’s had. Because this video shows you his strategy. Ultra aggressive with a “bink” whenever it’s required. Unless he improves or stops sharing a majority of his poker sessions … I’m not sure he has a chance other than aggression + bink = cash.

@@MINNESOTA_PTSD I say this every time he posts a video. Yeah... He wins but it's literally just luck when he does. 99% of the pots he rakes, are from behind and sucking out and he over plays pretty much everything.

Yeah you guys are all so much better than him. J-10 suited is a great hand to crack a hand like Aces but I’m sure you guys all win tournaments all the time so I’ll let you have your opinions.

That’s us

my boy Dylan

Love this!!!

Cool

But what if the video absolutely sucked? What if instead of poker, it was a video of him biting old people in wheelchairs, kicking babies and feeding cute little fuzzy kittens to alligators? 😂

Just couldn't let go of the AK after he didn't get paid with the first AK.

So? A lot of variables go into play which leads to different strategy per hand

@@ryanweston9677 you play 3/6 limit poker. Leave me alone.

Fish behavior am I right

@@grimreaper3844you have a crippling gambling addiction and no loving family what’s your point?

He sucks we need to keep playing

That's pretty typical for him.

That AK hand was incredibly stupid. I don't know how this showed up in my feed, but this guy should stick to cash games. He's not going to win any large tournaments playing like that. Maybe 100 entrant tourneys full of donks.

@@RobbieStacks90 I believe he has like 4 wsop rings and has won a main event. But yes, that AK hand was rough. I feel like he talks himself into big pots he knows he is beat in most of the time. I understand you dont win big pots if you dont play em, but sometimes you just gotta know when you're beat. 🤷‍♂️

A t-shirt with your first sentence would be really cool!!

tourneys and cash are very different.

Loose and lose: These two words cause a lot of confusion, so it's well worth spending a few minutes to understand the difference between the two. Lose is a verb that means “to fail to win, to misplace.” Loose is an adjective that means “not tight.”

Yeah that was a weird one. It's like he applied pre-flop logic to post-flop. The SBs call is strong, not weak, like it would be pre-flop. He's calling with people behind.

@@Jermo484 When he calls the 3 bet he has minimum a K possible even K10.

@trevor Spriggs Well anyone who takes his action knows how he plays. And he’s more successful than most in the game so the investment isn’t bad.

With him in the hand it’s standard. The villain probably tank fold 6 other players at table and snap call rampage.

This is a 4h30 session plus its a tournament so its normal.. youll get eaten by the big blinds if you dont

@@masta1866 while what you are saying is true a lot of why he’s all in so much is because of the way he misplayed AK early on. Then with just 26.5 BB left still early on … it goes open , call, Ethan just calls pre , checks flop , checks turn, and leads out river after he’s beat. WITH AA. He played AK awful He played AA awful He played A8 awful I would bet … that a majority of his leaks are with Ax in poker. That said he played awful this entire video. And he’s all in way too much. And if he’d stop bluffing so much … he wouldn’t be. The fact he’s had success playing this way says a lot about one thing … “BINK” An opponent who’s ultra aggressive and catches whatever card he needs when it matters doesn’t make them a good poker player. Actually the fact he’s stated so many times before that “he sux” or is a donkey or a “luckbox” … while at the same time putting out videos showing multiple 6 digit scores and rings … it’s hard to root for a guy like that. It’s almost disrespectful to all the others out there who study 30-40 hours a week and grind 5/10$ or 1100$ tourneys for a living trying to get by month to month. It’s not Ethan’s fault per say and I’m def not one of the grinders at all … but I don’t see why I would want to root for his success when it’s really just a joke and more a less a slap in the face to poker in general. It’s basically just “ yup I’m really bad … but I’m great at hitting cards when I need them… so now I’m playing with the smartest people in the world in the game today … see if I can hit bink city … like comment and subscribe!”😅 👍

Have you seen his cash results for the last 18 months? He here absolutely CRUSHED playing anything bigger than 5/10.

The board was a flush

@@z0mb3rry Ahhhh I see. I noticed that but I didnt consider because of this, everyone hit the flush. Got it. Learned something today

At least $1 every hand you win

@@RampagePoker thanks. Love the videos

Opponent most likely expected a chop. He knew he wasn't getting any more money from him if he raised so he just called to save time. Tournament poker thinking. Idk just my opinion.

I have that question as well. As a rule in these tourneys... With the absolute nuts and last action to you, you must bet/raise by rule. This is to fight collusion. So, while your logic and reasoning is most likely sound in the situation, he has to reraise. He should have been penalized for three hands or more. This is according to WSOP rules and could be different for that venue.

@@robertgonzales6545 its actually against the rules in most places and you will get a penalty for it You can’t just say i knew i wasn’t getting any more money because that makes no sense…. There is no downside to raising

@@Ballen81587 10000% correct. And the fact it was his friend is COMPLETELY FD UP.

@@robertgonzales6545 what ???? Dude has the nuts against his friend so he “just calls” to save time ??? That’s really convenient. And one thing I do know is that is not just my opinion ….that is a fact.

ily jarod

@@RampagePoker Watching your videos got me back into poker, I built a custom table and now host home games a few times a month! Keep up the awesome vids!

Meaning he blocks KQ primarily

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Keep up the great work! I’d let you stack me if I saw THEE Punter at Encore 😂

He also said he had a straight in the AQ of diamonds hand

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@Rampage good afternoon Ethan!

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good point

I'll announce on my Twitter/IG every time I sell action

What's your IG name

i'm optimistic

I thought it was cause of our Asian eyes reading it wong… (((I’m Filipino))) 😂

it was blind vs blind and the way it was played rampage obviously had a read that the player was very loose. i think rampage should have been looking for the exit when the opponent bet the turn as i think bluffs check that board there (with potential to check-raise), but a call with the intent to fold if the river doesn't improve is okay for the price. of course rampage's hand didn't improve so it was white flag time.

To me, that’s a hand not worth investing a penny, for the reasons I already said, and that was exactly what happened in this case. He hit the ace and got out kicked. It’s a decent hand to go all-in pre heads-up if you’re short on chips but that’s pretty much it. Most of the time you end up winning a small pot or losing a big one.

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