Las Vegas Poker Player Vlogs

Lol ya revolutionize Las Vegas coffee. Definitely an untapped market in Vegas. Hardly any coffee shops in town.

Oh man, Trooper talking about how hard daily vlogging is when he did it for 150+ days in a row. Meanwhile Diesel has released a daily vlog since the inception.

The reason why Trooper found it hard was he was so inefficient with it.

As much as I dislike the Trooper, you can't really compare his Vlogs with Diesels. I mean at least Trooper put some post production effort into his. Im talking about at the peak of his Vlogging, obviously right now his channel is a pile of crap.

Diesel may do daily vlogs but they take him all of 3 to 7 minutes to do. It's just 1 homeless bearded man and a camera. How he has managed to find 1000 regular viewers who tune into his inane daily ramblings is a miracle. That he is planning on putting his "premium content" behind a paywall in the form of a newsletter is the cherry on the cake!

His vlog started going downhill when he started doing it every day.

When he did it twice a week he skipped a lot of boring stuff and a larger part of the videos included the most interesting things he did, which was get pizza/burgers/coffee, play poker, talk about poker, and he actually had a personality which made it more interesting.

Of course he could have done more interesting things in his life, but I guess that’s too hard.

Also, I got the feeling when he started vlogging every day that he wasn’t as passionate about vlogging, and he was just doing it to make a few extra bucks. And he had less time to do each video.

Bravo is also on a website. Maybe he used a laptop.

If he doesn't want to work for the man, I doubt he would like the military much either, where every base has 5000 people that can tell him what to do.

Not just post production but in the filming too. Whether you like his content or not, he was always trying new shots.

he's basically an OMC scared of his own shadow except regular OMCs play for fun and win or lose small overall. meanwhile he's playing for a "living", is as petrified of they are of variance, and somehow thinks he's a success when in all likelihood he's never played a hand of poker against anyone who makes less money than him.

Trooper is trying to say he kicked off a genre they're were poker vloggers before him. Can't stand this guy I truly can't.

Today’s diesel vlog is an early entry for vlog of the year, probably one his best vlogs of all time. I was confused, scared for diesel, and dying of laughter all in just that one vlog and then he ends it with a cliffhanger of him just driving into the abyss.

He seems to both want to take credit for starting poker vlogs and also not compare himself with successful poker vlogs as he is actually a life style vlogger

Now you know why he hustled his fans for 10k

Is he selling t-shirts, jewelry, signed publicity photos, and coffee at the farmers' market?

Will he be able to pull the same scam this year?

I like it!

He changed his marketing strategy from the WWW with millions of customers to the person standing in front of him at the market.

When I visit a farmers' market, it is for the produce.

The fudge packers and artists get a pleasant smile.

Maybe Trooper can start an Entrepreneur/Business channel on YT to teach his skills.

Same for me, absolutely laughable video. One of the first things i thought of when i saw him driving in the snowy weather is does he have winter tires on his car? Considering he views himself as one of the better drivers in the world for city traffic, i would guess he thinks he is so good he can drive with summertires easily even though it snows like ****.

Absolutely classic Trooper, always changing his story so that it fits his narrative at any given time.

If he gets pushback with too little poker in his vlogs, he goes into the my vlog isnt a pokervlog defenseline.

But he gets butthurt when he doesent get mentioned in the same lines as legendary pokervloggers like Neeme or Owen,then his vlogs suddenly becomes a pokervlog again.

When he gets pushback that he have no gamble, it is people that doesent understand that he have the most gamble out of everyone because his whole life is a gamble according to the Trooper.

When he gets confronted with the fact that he moved to Vegas to become a pokerpro, his defenseline is that he "moved to Vegas to build something out of nothing, and to be his own boss".

Other times when its convinient for him, he says that he took a big gamble moving to Vegas to play poker/make YT videos with only 2 grand in his pocket.

His head is spinning all the time, freaking hilarious.

Who was before the trooper?

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Who cares even if he was first. He had first mover advantage and he didn't just fumble the football,he ran back 30 yards with it and fumbled it in his own end zone.

Neeme is the first one that would talk about several hands during a session, which is what most poker vloggers after him have done.

Trooper talked about poker but would only talk about 1 or 2 hands at the most and can’t even remember important details. I would love to see him try to copy Neeme and talk about several hands in a session but he has zero interest in doing that.

He once lost $1411 playing 1-2 NL and talked about zero hands; he looked miserable and told his audience he didn’t want to talk about it. It would have been interesting to play with him that night and watch him tilt off his stack over and over again. Would have made a great video at least talking about the session but nope, he didn’t have time for that ****.

I remember another time he lost $1k and I think all he said was how terrible one of his opponents was and how terrible he ran to lose $1k.

Neeme did watch him a little before starting his own videos. Trooper had only reached about 5k subscribers when Neeme started though.

So, with this cottage business they are capped at 35k gross annual sales. If they exceed that they can get a full commercial license that would allow them to ship nationwide.

But that would require a few thousand dollars for all the paperwork and safety checks, and highly likely they would have to have a real commercial kitchen, no more home cooking.

It sounds like they are capped to making jack **** with the cottage license and would require a big investment to go full license and would need a lot of sales to make all that worth it.

Go Gamble