if high stakes poker was relative to the average american's net worth 

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"As he reloads for $5.53" 🤣

Okay, that's the best piece of poker content I've seen this year. It's hilarious on so many levels.

These amounts are basically my homegames...record breaking $12 pot. Unbelievable!

I totally lost it on the Slow shouting "holy fucking shit" and hearing Greg start to lose it as well. Great job to you both!

WHAT HEART WHAT COURAGE Gregory, you’ve done it again

Poker mixed in with social commentary? What is this, the best channel on youtube???

There are always two guys high off their asses at every single microstakes game and commentate like it’s the world series

This is unreal 🤣Best poker content of the year 100%! Really puts their wealth into perspective.

gonna need a pt2 for this one greg

This was way funnier than I was expecting it to be. Bravo!

This is absolutely fantastic. Funny, yes, as always. But there's like deep societal commentary underlying this. Love it.

the best part is when slow goes HOLY FUCKING SHIT and greg can barely keep his composure

"He goes all-in for $3.95!" I need to play this video on loop when I do my JokerStars sessions; feel like I have some announcers. "VikingHeart shoves all-in, $1.23...villain makes the call with 9-4 off, and it looks like James's KK is worthless again!"

Basically online micro-stakes

This is a 12 dollar pot!!!!!

The billionaires' micro stakes cash game

If your content wasn't in a relatively small niche, you'd be one of the biggest youtubers. I hope you'll blow up as poker grows

Some of the funniest content on the Internet. Nice work.

This is one of the best videos ever.

I have watched a bunch of your shorts but this…this is what got me to hit that sub!

"HOLY FUCKING SHIT" had me weezing lmao

This is incredible. Well done

Crazy how to some people life changing money is the equivalent of actual pocket change like literally pocket change

Omg this was absolutely hilarious! Might be my favourite video of 2024

They used average household income, rather than individual income. This means their effective stacks are actually doubled here relative to the average american income . 😮

Brillant. Just can’t believe that 121,700 is the average net worth. Seems high

That's so funny! And really to put it in perspective

I need more of this please!

Your best video yet

This is what I have been thinking!

Really a waste of time for a billionaire. But these are some of the biggest stakes in poker

Man that Stanley Tang sure is a man

If you wanted to make this more topical you could have converted it to Door Dash delivery driver salary

Such a great concept. You deserve way a million subs for this

Bruh!!!! I keep thinking you're going to have to run out of material sometime, and then BAM!!!!!!!!!! FRICKEN GENIUS!!!!

Brilliant commentary.

Me_ starting the Bankrollchallenge at the 2$ tables ahahha

I laughed. I cried. I cried some more.

Brilliant, truely puts high stakes Poker into perspective. Now I get why they make such stupid calls.

😂😂 this could be your finest work, TY

Dude. So fuckin funny.

What a man

Thank you for this 😂

That HOLY FUCKING SHIT was the funniest thing I've ever seen ahahaha. I swear this is what all poker commentators really want to say

Not even the median american, the AVERAGE american. Jesus...

so funny on so many different levels. JR net worth is around $100M. Stanley Tang net worth is around $2.2B

That man lost ten dollars like it was nothing. Meanwhile, I barely can bring myself to spend ten bucks on a Subway sandwich. 🥺

That was fantastic

This is so good and so true.

this video is 200iq

Now divide by 3. More realistic average. So $2.

$2.2 billion. For food delivery, a wheel that was invented before the wheel, probably.

funnily enough the most popular micro stakes 5NL and 2NL are still lower even after the conversion

this is your best video ever ffsssss

I wonder what the rake is 😅

This is the best, the best, the best

Red dead poker be like

Hilarious 😂. Would like to point out tho, that's relative to NW not salary. Not much of a difference but his income is 300k, and his stocks were 400+ million. If stock goes down, he made less, versus average annual which is $120k cash.

He made top pair tho. What a man!!

You got me dying

What a man! 😂😂😂

Micro stakes irl

This is the best poker thing to have ever poker'd please more thanks

WHAT A MAN!!!! 😂😂😂

i dont think the math is right

Please FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, part two has to equate all HS players in the hand… it takes money to make money

It’s the same with stocks: you gotta have money to play.

destroyed me 🤣🤣

OMG! What a man! Love this!

You've ruined high stakes poker for me!😂

It's sooo damn true though! LOL

The average american has a net worth of $121,000 because the value of their house went up $120,000 since they bought it in 2019.....

well done

My net worth is currently around -$1000.

If they did the graphics as well….would be 🔥

Do the reverse of this with broke players who get staked IE Matt Matusow and it’d be another banger

Funny because I always think like this when I'm watching millionaires + play high stakes. 😅😂

wow $100,000 is only $5.50 to him

This is so clever.

More of this lol

I'm gonna start saying what heart what courage all the time now

This is really good content

to be fair net worth is not really the best way to gauge how wealthy someone is

Heart. Courage. Man.

More like this :D

I love your stuff, you and your girl were nice enough to talk for a min at the WSOP 2 years ago. My honest opinion, this is the best piece of work you've done.

What a man!

It just goes to show how much discipline these guys have, or how unbelievably cheap they are

What. A. Man. Whataman

This is a masterpiece and a perfect critique of capitalism ❤

$12 is still a lot tbh

This is slightly depressing

Can you commentate my actual 2/5 NL games when I reload for $5 like this?

Love this

Hi Greg, I’m the home loan guy from WA you met while waiting in line to get back into a WSOP event ~ end of June. First off, I love your content. Very unique and honesty some of the funniest stuff out there. I just returned from Vegas and wanted to relay 2 hands that happened at the same table in the WSOP $1500 Closer event. Hand #1: 2 Limpers come in for $200 before seat 8(Nu was her name) makes it $2400. Both limpers call and off to a flop of 225. Nu c-bets and seat 6(Mark) calls. Turn was a 7. I believe it went check check. River was an 8 and action checked to Nu, who bet big. Mark calls with 99, Nu just said “sorry man” as she flips over 7-2 off. 😂 This sparked a conversation about how I met you in line and we laughed about Stay Loose play 7-2. Hand #2. I raised 2.5x UTG with AQ clubs. MP calls and so does button( Mark), SB and BB(Nu). Flop was 2h-3x-9h. Action checked to Mark, who bet small. SB was only caller. Turn was 2, check - check. River was 2 and SB led out with 1/3 pot bet. Mark raised and SB instantly said, “oh man, you have the 2 don’t you?!”. SB reluctantly calls and shows a 9 while Mark tables 7-2 suited for quads 😂. Sorry about the long post, keep up the great work! Eric

THis JR probably played it wrong in a lot of places. I am assuming it is cold 4 bet against btn 3bet and then facing a 5 bet. If there is history then this is a decent spot to bluff. He should just go all in pre and the hand is over. if you think his range is only ak aa kk then you fold. If he has some shit like k4 then you fold out his crap which still has 20 percent equity which is good. 20percent of 80k is 16k you make 16k if he folds. More likely than not when people bluff in this spot, they are doing it with A5s and that has 33% equity. You want to go all in and make them fold those hands. You might even fold out AK who knows. worst case senario you see aa kk you still have 20% which mean on a 240k pot you get about 48k back. SInce you are not folding then your 6 bet is actually super cheap. you are really risking 71-48 k = 23k to win that 80k and folding out a ton of bluffs is good. ANyways JJ TT would probably not be 5 betting here. If they do then your preflop 6 bet is even better. all in on the flop is great if you think he still has AK in the range. He just checks. turn top set. just jam you get money from AA KK that is 6 combos ya sure ak is 16 combos but you are not folding anyways and you got 10 outs. You did call preflop because you put him on some random crap sometimes so jam and fold out his crap or make him pay for the draw. He wasn't folding his random draws anyways. man all kinds of wrong.

Elizabeth Ann Larson stole my life savings. 🤣

Brilliant

When you wonder how much money the Pros actually make off the billionaries in the private game, which they say are the most profitable game there is... Just see this comparesing. 200k is like 10bucks to a normal person... and even a poor normal person with no real income can set fire to a 1000 bucks in a casino session.... ouch