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And get cheated

Did it come out that Mars’ game was the one they left for? Lmao

@@WarmDeck This game was Nov. 30th and Nick Airball tweeted about Mars on Dec. 3rd. On the stream i remember talk about Santosh, Professor, and Airball leaving to go to a home game, so likely that’s where they went. Khabrel said he had a business meeting in Santa Monica, but he is nutty.

@@RealPolo8 well its a home game and Mars went back to China. Not sure if there was any actual investigation.

not something to give props for. the fish just fed the sharks.

If he wasn't obliged to stay, I think he should have gotten up when Nick and the other guy left. He even said that he had bad vibes about the game. I wouldn't have cared about the stream. If the game don't feel right, it don't feel right.

@@xpwnx4 props for holding up his end by playing until the stream ends. It shows integrity on his part which is more than I can say for the other players. Which is why I respect him as a person.

​@@blue4life175he was stuck I am glad he lost more playing q10 that way .

@@blue4life175that integrity = irresponsible to the people who staked him. Playing heads up against jungleman will not be positive ev anytime soon for rampage. Leaving the table would be the correct move.

Right?!?!?!?

I would have backhanded the guy, totally unacceptable.

😂😂😂😂 Factssss

Not only that but the behavior is unacceptable. You need to put an end to it immediately. Because if he grabs your hand and starts looking at your cards and you object, you are basically giving a tell to the table that you were bluffing. Don't let this ass hole ever touch or look at your cards. In fact, I would never agree to play in a game with him. He's an alleged cheater and his behavior at the table is irritating. I wish everyone would just refuse to play with him unless he gives up the game.

That's exactly what I was thinking!

Hairball 😂

Hairball, nice

Jungle man such a whiny bitch when he loses a few hands. I guess it shouldn’t surprise anybody.

amazing? having Martin in the game? he should never be allowed to play period.

Bald Hairball or Hairbald

He's staked

​@@ZeleninaT Welp...😳

Same I was playing 25/50 and got cloned out in 6 months just ran super bad and lost my 500l bankroll that took me 6 years to build and lost in under 6 months literally sickening ur right poker is so cruel sometimes..

Like my uncle said, “when the fish is gone, it’s time to move on…”

When you can't find the donkey at the table, that means the donkey is you!

Santosh too… Nicks the fish, Santosh is the whale

@@qooglecorn5644 No... That's also supposed to be "fish".

He should be happy about it, Professor nailed a K on the river!

you think they built it up from playing poker? hahaha. amazing.

True, pretty wet board though with the straight and flush draw out there. Flopping bottom set can be expensive in those spots. He would have gotten smashed in the river so he got away easy.

Not really runbad. Lol he is playing 2 very strong players heads up qnd he gets schooled. Dont play in games with stronger players 😮

You only learn from losses if you are prepared to say "I played like an imbecile" and do something about that

Both of you are correct here! I grew so much as a person and player especially when I lost/lose! When I was a rookie I would win like crazy once I learned the game I can't catch a lick lol, losing pocket aces to 2,7 off suit pre flop 😂 God bless y'all in Jesus name Amen ❤️🙏

It's +EV in the long term, massive learning experience

jungleman so entertaining when he’s tilting though. Lol

jungleman so entertaining to watch when he’s tilting though. Lol

@@paulturgeon2259 not at this sample size. He should have refused.

no if it was a full ring, he has no business playing HU or 3 handed with those 2.

Welcome man :)

He should play only tournaments. Raising guys with TONS of money does not work.

Worry about your own advice & losses, day trader! This dude Ethan is doing fine, making profit playing poker, and making profit doing RU-vid.

@@dannyMCDelight Grow up , its my opinion . I have been watching him since he started his blog , his game has to many flaws that need to be addressed otherwise he will eventually go broke.

Indeed

Yeah, don't do anything Martin asks. He's ome to watch out for as he only cares about himself and winning at any cost.

they have been on stream... off stream he probably wont show his cards

That’s actually a myth. Imagine if you play against a GTO bot and are able to see its cards after each hand, you still wouldn’t beat it no matter how hard you try. All Rampage did was telling him he was capable of bluffing - something that everyone knows anyway.

When Martin looks at your feet it means something. Clue.

This is what often happens (but I don't think they are contracted to it). They regularly play for hours after the stream ends and the stakes can get real crazy sometimes when they do. I've heard a few players from HCL talk about playing post stream and it getting really wild. Don't forget these people make their money playing poker, not streaming it, so they have every incentive to carry on playing. Although if you're massively up and don't play regularly, it might be wise to leave, but the thing with poker, if you play for a living, is you have an average % win rate per hour so the more you play the more in theory you will win (if you are a winning player), and it's more about getting as many hours in as possible than leaving when you're up (providing you've not become tired and are still playing at your best) as there's nothing to say when you sit back down at the table the next day you're not going to loose every hand then or that you wont win every hand that same night. So pro poker players don't look at it like "I'm up so I should now leave" because they usually mostly focus on long term results rather than short term and rely on their edge to win them money over time and not luck to win them money in the short term. Although I will say Rampage specifically playing against Jungleman and Andy in a 3 way game at them stakes probably was a bit out of Ramp's depth and I'm not sure he has an edge there at all as they have been playing really high level poker for way longer than Rampage has.

“Degen hours”

@@DaftFaderWhat you said is mostly accurate. However, it should not be unnoticed that it is only true when the “pro” player in question is constantly playing at the same stakes with large quantity of hands played - something that the players on this stream is not doing. This is why the occasional super high stakes does not (mathematically) incentivise players to play as though they are grinding a stake as a professional - the variance simply takes away the edge that they have. Also, don’t forget that the vast majority of the “pro” faces here at Hustler are not actually top tier pro players (hence why they play live high stakes more, it’s more like gambling and live reads than actual poker skills), the case in point here would be someone like Andy - known as a “pro”, but never a top player. This explains why many of the winning players in this stream left the table early. They were smart enough to know that they were on the better end of the variance, leaving would take away the chance to let other players catch up, especially with someone like Andy and Jungleman who are obviously quite prone to tilting when they are losing a lot to these recreational players.😂

@@BBshark000 Oh yeah that's true. I said that because initially they lowered the stakes, and was more refering to in general when the full table continues to play in a normal situation. In this instance they all left even before the stream finished (seemingly because the weakest players left first with all their winnings), and the stakes didn't go up until andy came back, and I think that's where it became extra risky for Ethan as I say at the end of my post.

@DaftFader while I agree somewhat. Table selection is the absolute most crucial part to playing higher stakes poker. Doesn’t matter rampages win% If he’s at a table with 6 better players

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It’ll be a fun one

The highest of all EVs

@@RampagePoker Your first mistake was playing too aggressively. You can't always bet your way out of trouble. Your second mistake was agreeing to play against the top 3 heads up player IN THE WORLD when he is stuck. He looked at you like food.

People definitely recheck with AA, KK, QQ, JJ. Its common to do so even…

@@xyhuzytntxxx9196 if you watch all the live streams IT IS LESS common to check strong hands: Like AA, KK,QQ,JJ, etc. Do you know why? It’s because they are easy to remember.

@@noodlezlife1765 it doesnt matter, people in general stil recheck those hands.

Trust me, there is no moral dilemma in your situation. If he had ended up in the black during the stream, do you think he would have been allowed to end up in the red by playing with the winning belonging to the backers?! No, their money is secured/or gone depending on the result from the stream. (The rest is just a private game on Rampage's own dime.)

Stakekings is about whatever is on stream. Big liability to let people continue having action post stream