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I don't think I've ever heard another poker player say "I'm never folding here" as often as Rampage.
same here, he's acting like he doesn't know how to fold
Haha this Jam against 42 s was so stromg 😂😂
he is asking the wrong question.. am I raising here
cuz hes a punt machine, thinks hes jes gonna fn sukkout every hand
The hand in which Brandon has 4d-2d on a board of 9d-Td-Ks-6h-Qd, Brandon bets nearly pot on the river with a bet of 23k into a pot of 26k; Rampage has Ah-Jd and raises the river! I think it's a terrible play by Rampage. First off, there are tons of flush draws in Brandon's range. Secondly, with such a polarizing river bet size by Brandon, he is announcing he has a flush or a bluff. There is absolutely no reason for Rampage to raise. Just call Brandon's bet on the river, Rampage!
This is actually hard to watch
Definitely was.
You actually watch....hahaha.
Try watching lex veldhoos play $2.20. Today...2.20.2024.
I can't take it anymore. Playing J9o out of position. This is your local 1/2 player. They are snap calling his river c/r.
It’s funny cuz I bet if u grab rampage the version of his first time playing poker would probably DESTROY rampage playing poker now lol
It's like he feels like he has to play hands to make content... And they gets even looser worse it gets
Appreciate your humility, facing things in an unfun moment, sharing it with all of us. A break sounds good, golf, etc. Take good care!
Ethan, I am not going to take a pot shot at you like I see going on here. I feel for you man, and I respect the fact that you are so honest with your feelings and putting yourself out there even when you are having such a bad run. Respect!
Keep your head up and turn it around man.
@@SK-kp2qq 😂
It's not a bad run, he's just a bad player. I agree he seems like a really nice, honest guy, but the best thing he can do is stop playing these high stakes games immediately.
If he's serious about being a poker pro he needs to take l time off and really work on his game because right now he's just gonna continue to get blasted long term at these stakes.
Ive never seen a upcoming player disrespect real money so much. I love his commitment but he just doesnt care. Sad to see
Kudos!!
8:05 - actually no, you don't have to play 10, 2 "for Doyle." Especially since you bluff jam almost every hand you play.
To be fair, that’s the only significant hand he won
Haha 😂
@@Airbear12321 Does it matter? The point is that the frequency he is bluffing at is alarming. Playing 10, 2 every time it's dealt is a death wish.
People learned how to catch the punts. Time for a new strategy Ethan!!
He had 40% of a royal flush. 😂
He got away with it for way too long the biggest being Handz folding that set of queens which was mind blowing
@@Zenigundam That's funny when it's 1/2 but here it is just sad when he says that.
@@tanthony298that guy Handz sucked and he was playing scared one of the worst players on high stakes
Time to mix up your strategy more, not change it completely. You have already invested a lot of time and money in investing in a certain table image, you might as well profit from that, as nad where you can
Honestly kudos to you for being so open about this and being mature enough to reflect on it.
It takes a lot of courage to post this Ethan. Taking a break is a good idea. Cant wait to see the upswing whenever you come back 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
A lesson in bankroll management for those newer players watching.
Bankroll management doesn't exist when you are a losing player. Rampage has a budget not a bankroll.
I told him to buy investment real estate....in his Moms name😂😂😂😂
@@blazeron12 haha fair, I think if he followed proper BRM I would see him at the NL25 tables online
100x rule would mean his bankroll would be $25M if buying in for $250k. Very, very good lesson like you said.
@@internetposta7389 I think for cash it's more 30ish buy-ins so 3 million which maybe he has! (not for much longer)
Don’t make excuses that you’re running into it. You play every single hand for stacks, and 3 barrel bluff every time. Your bets, especially over bets are so heavily weighted towards bluffs!! Sure the Queen 9 hand was a cooler, but that was the only pot you should’ve lost!! You didn’t realize that Adam had as much as he did because you don’t look! You just decide that now is the time to jam, and do it, without thinking through. I mean you’re getting jams called off by Ace 7 off!!! How does that even call? Drawing thin against every good pocket pair, every good ace. Barely ahead against all other hands. To make this Call, Raymond must think you’re bluffing 80%+ of the time! Be more aware about what’s going on at the table.
Facts. Rampage is cheeks
As Ethan mentioned in the video, he wasn't in the right mindset for this particular game. If you paid attention, he stated that he was already down like 400K in the beginning of the video so Ethan was definitely going to bluff a lot and play with loads of aggression to rebuild momentum and claw back upwards into profit territory. This factored in with tilting, unfortunately led to Ethan not playing his best and losing more. How about being more positive and hopeful..?
@@charleskim5997 that is the bad way! you have to play caution when you are running bad till you get some momentum and feel confident to bluff again.
@@charleskim5997sometimes tough love is needed. If your mental state is so strained that you make plays like this, take a break or go back to smaller stakes tables and rebuild your confidence.
@@charleskim5997terrible mindset. As poker players, we realize every session is a new session. A new day. We don't go into a session saying I lost this much last night, so Im going to deviate my normal play a Little bit to be more aggressive so i can get that money back 😂that's not how pros view sessions
while this was hard to watch, thanks for posting as always, at the end of the day you’re living what you set out to do and all that comes with it. good luck!
High praise Ethan for being honest about the highs and lows with Poker. Much Respect!!!! Take some time and love ya bro
but the highs are not there.......
It’s funny how Airball has become a passive fish and rampage has taken the kamikaze roll of punting like old Airball
Was thinking the same thing. And in that hand, Ethan's mention of how Nik might think that he "could easily have the runner-runner flush here" was ridiculous.....what are the chances of that versus yet another tilting player's possible desperate bluff? I couldn't believe Airball folded the 7 in that spot
Not sure about that. Air ball likes to lead big, but doesn’t call nearly as much. Rampage just thinks everyone plays as crazy as he does, and that’s why he calls so often.
Chill aha
THat's what happens when you lose your trust fund money playing poker. You slow down.
True
I’m in a huge downswing… I open up J8 bc it’s a natural
I mean it sure sounds fair enough..
agree especially under the gun. If your folded to on the button sure but not under the gun
😅😅😅
UTG is an open bro
Literally me.
I wish u a lot of luck bro, you will be back stronger, healthier and better than ever before.
keep it going Rampage,,,,Good to take a break. I wanna wish u all e best !!!!
I appreciate the honesty and transparency. Hope u find ways to recover
Everyone trynna be like Corey Eyring with their net worth
Can you imagine Daniel Negreanu coming out with a similar video... "gambling my net worth of 54 million!" Ha
Nah, just trying to steal his clickbate
@@Baking_baked*clickbait
I like rampage but yeah, gotta agree, he's stealing Corey's title with this one👎 only instead of 250k, Corey's net worth is like 5k 😂
If yall knew rampage from the start he has been gambling his whole net worth this entire time. He’s mentioned it in old videos before too. But yes he is now click baiting
Thanks for showing us what it's really like. I look forward to seeing you recover from this... I guess you had to loose it to understand how it really feels...
It's just a learning lesson one to grow on and come back more focused..
Hello Ethan, I respect your candid videos, I wish you the best from the bottom of my heart and I hope you'll take a short break, reflect, let the emotions out and come back like spock. Good luck and Better hands!!!
A lot of respect for the transparency. Keep grinding.
Keep grinding? He should take whatever $ he has left and get out of dodge.
Advise from a psychiatrist : if you’re still can’t get out from the losses you made from the previous sessions and changed your play/behaviour because of that, take a break from it. Come back later after you get over it.
Obviously he’s overbluffing and he told everyone on his channel on his losses, he should make an adjustment and underbluff on almost all of the sessions after that and not forcing the bluffs through every time. People will just overcall every spot if they’re playing against you.
“Rebuild the bank roll?” Broooo nooooo. Time to rebuild your mental health and call it quits.
young guys are never in that kinda of mindset its there way or the highway...
One thing for sure, he not gettin a day job as a poker coach.... 😅
I think everyone needs to remember that he's a content creator. He's getting a revenue stream by playing poker that isn't just wins and losses. Obviously it hurts, but this is his career and these moments may end up a part of it.
Why would you quit? Just re evaluate your game
Do you think the revenue made from content creation and merch in any capacity covers a nearly $1m loss in the last few months? The man is at risk of bankruptcy. The few hundred dollars a video isn't going to help@@TheBrandonmac
Love your channel. One of my favorites to watch. I have no doubt you will come back and be stronger because of it. Forgot all the haters. Good luck man.
I feel your pain bro I too am on a down swing, just remember that nothing last forever! Good Luck and stay Blessed!
playing above your means simply highlighted in rampage's facial expression the whole time. feel like if he goes down like 20k hes in "chasing" mode and plays uber aggresive. look at raymond on the other hand, dude's smiling, laughing, having fun even when hes all in for a 300k pot on a pure flip, dude never looked stressed or worried. you can easily tell whos playing way above their comfortability
A good observation. As a terrible poker player *I am always above my weight class* and I am sure I looked like that the entire time I was at the table my first time last month. I only lost $200 a session I cannot fathom 500k
Stress you play better. If you can handle it
@@jenghiskhan69pressure might make you play better, stress does not. Big difference.
How many times have we heard.....I am stuck piles. YOLO. All in on a bluff......? Bluffs have to be a part of your game, but if it is the majority of your game, you are doomed.
@@jenghiskhan69 I strongly disagree, being relaxed and comfortable allows you to really think things out
Dude Pepe is overall a pretty tight player. He was drooling when he had the AK and hit that queen for the higher straight. When he check raises you kiss all those chips good bye.
Also playing 10-2 in rememberance of Doyle is stupid. Stop playing bad hands vs good players.
Thanks for the vlogs man
most expensive poker vlog in history of poker vlogs lmaoo
Why do I think I saw this exact vlog like 2 months ago?? I remember most of these exact hands. I’m not making a joke. Can someone explain?
I even remember commenting on the hand in which Rampage had the nut straight on the river against Brandon, and I commented that Rampage shouldn’t have raised river to Brandon since Brandon had a lot of flush draws in his range, and bc Brandon bet big on the river.
Nah stevewilldoit lost a milli
@supersmoo7377 can someone explain something that didn't happen? Probably not
@@supersmoo7377 Ethan typically posts his vlogs more than a month after the games actually happen. Maybe you saw a live stream and commented at that time?
Well done for posting that, it’s important to show that poker isn’t always glamour and success and can have a dark side. Enjoy your break. I hope to see you come back stronger or find yourself something another challenge to enjoy.
Have loved watching your run, but I think your vlogs have given a lot of insight into your mindset and your opponents have caught on...that you can be a bit reckless/"bluffy" at times. Good luck and hope you rebound soon.
Bingo. He needs to go back to small stakes
If you never lay down & fold the best hand, you’re not a very good poker player
-Doyle Brunson
you have had an amazing experience getting to play at the level you have. But it is hard to see such a big loss. We are rooting for your next step. Sending you luck!
Good Luck and thank you for the transparency. You will be back!
Brad Owen has been playing for years and just played a 40k pot which is one of the biggest of his life he sat down with 15k in a big game in Bobbys Room. That’s the definition of a pro. Ethan is just a 1/2 ability player who got lucky now he’s spunking it all away with bad play and bad punts thinking he’s being unlucky
exactly my thoughts! he went too high too fast! We have to say he had the guts to play in this higher level for last 2 years but it is painful to see him loosing.
Yep him going from 1/2 to HCL in 1 year was asking for it
Respect the punt tho lol
@@MaTTBlaKK90 Great content 😂
@@nsomasu Ye I agree. He’s a good kid from what iv seen of him over the past couple years and what other pros say about him
Dear lord that was brutal.
Keep ur head up mate!! Im sure youll be back smashing it in no time 👍🏻
Someone chasing their dream and learning is inspirational! Its a mistake if we dont learn. Thankyou for your vlog and good luck in your next chapter
Well said
Rampage has turned into Asian Airball
Airball is Asian
@@noynation1312nah he’s Indian clown
@@noynation1312 you know something
Except Airball has billionaire parents
Jeremy Lin
Doesn’t matter if it’s $2k, $20k, or $200k. We just love watching you get after it. Step down for a little to smaller stakes and rise up with a full heart
Much prefer higher stakes at this point I could bot watch rampage at 1-2 other than to cringe laugh.
"i go into some card death..."
when has that ever stopped you before?
Appreciate your transparency and the time you put into these videos. Things will turn around but you gotta know when it's not your day. Especially with your playing style, if you are losing then bluffs won't get through. Just call it quits.
Gotta love your honesty man. Good for you for sharing the downs as well as the ups.
It makes for good clickbait so he can at least earn money from views
The reality of poker...
Highs are great but the lows are mind blowing 😅😢
agree cuz you can run good all the time. its the others in the game and they turn of good cards too. its how you manage those no run good days. aka card dead is the worse.
nah, its just his fault, its not a variance hit, he is playing bad
This is the reality of bad players, that's why it's important to study.
the losses are only mind blowing if you play this far above your bank roll. Give then that he said this loss represents a significant portion of his net worth, I can probably say that him and i have a similar net worth, give or take 20%. I still find it hard to lose $1000 in a night. Why is this man literally losing more than the house he lives in? I understand everything he said about playing bad, about learning from it, about running bad or what not. Happens to everyone. Nobody plays optimally even half the time, but thats where bankroll management comes in. I play 1/3, i can have 10 straight bad sessions and still continue playing. I get that he is doing it for views and content, but at some point, hes gotta think about himself and what his viewers want.
Thanks for the blog. I really like your style of play.
i completely empathise with how ethan is feeling right now. What's done is done, gotta clear your mind and move on. More importantly, as long as you learn and grow from this experience, its not a total loss. Whatever money you lost recently, it was money you earned through poker and you did it once, you can do it again. Manifesting good things down the road for ya!
The Q10s preflop jam was wild. Not sure that it makes sense to risk so much to steal the blinds and straddle. Could’ve just played a normal hand and probably scooped anyway… Actually never mind. He was never folding the 7 on the flop and the turn Ace sealed the deal. But folding is a decent strategy when you don’t have anything.
What do I know, though. I play 1/2 and some small buy-in tourneys.
I don't get these huge bet bluffs to win a small pot. Either you're bluffing and win very little on a fold or the guy calls you and you are fucked.
@@JohnSmith-gu6hfyou win very little multiple times and it does make sense. That was totally a tournament play + tilt
@@pokerqAK47 but other players read him well. He is playing like 40% of the hands, which is huge.
He had 40% of a Royal Flush!
Thank you for posting your thoughts. It keeps me away from gambling.
Harsh remainder of what gambling can do .
This is exactly right for me too. Probably why I am harsher than others in my comments because I know personally what's coming and saw this coming long ago.
Same for me this is why I quit poker bc no matter how good you are the variance just kills you in the end you work so hard to build your bankroll and when it starts leaking It goes away so fast at the end your left with no money and hell of a waste of years...
When did you quit? For how long did you play the game? Mind if I ask, lost much?
@Rampage .. have you thought about coming down in stakes for awhile and access what’s going on at these high stakes cash games?
i used to play poker for a living a while back. everyday is stressful in the cash game grind. this session was a confirmation that you need to take a break.
Went from the tight aggressive player in big games to… everyone licking their chops, the whale has arrived
Im not a poker expert, but you go so heavy when you have nothing, and barely bet when you have good hands... Sending all the best! Hope it turns around! Love the vids!
You got this brother. We got your back bro
I have always enjoyed your content. Take it in stride, young man.
Everyone gangster until their bankroll is gone
Raw: Well made video about gambling
I appreciate the fact that you posted this. We have all been in this situation as gamblers. It is definately not fun and it effects your life outside of the poker room. Sometimes we need that break and restart. You will be fine,forget about poker for a couple weeks,do something fun and spend time with the people you love,come back,and play a little tighter to regain your confidence,dont try to get it all back at once,you have the skill,stay focused bro,you will be back on top soon enough.
I respect your openness and your ability to reflect on mistakes! Especially online where so many people feel the need to say something..
Keep going and growing brother, many people are behind you! 💪🏼☝🏼
Props to you for showing this video. Poker can be fucking brutal
The sad inevitable way we all knew this was going to end
And we are enjoying it! So much!!!!!
Props for posting this
I hope we see you soon man! Thanks for showing your losses and being honest. It’s really inspiring and I know you’ll make it back!
I’m going through a downswing as well so I can definitely emphasize with you there. At least that one bluff with KK got through, that was a nice highlight
empathise ** not emphasize (which means to put an emphasis
@@alial-jebouri5515 wow, A+ for you! Did you know what I meant? Then I languaged effectively thank you very much
@@alial-jebouri5515i think it's empathize...with a z. Not trying to be a dick and the grammar pigs, and u could be British.
This is by no means a downswing lmao. This is a fucking punts lmao
@@wenshen21 yeah he punted a good bit. These players at that game are just waiting in the bushes...just like the AK that made the nut straight.
I get the playing loose preflop for high vpip because it's a stream, but that doesn't mean u gotta win every single pot by bullying the table. 1/3 players will fold o lots of aggression; not these guys that have the cash to just load back up. Rampage should be tightening up on the flop instead of going for it every time.
Ethan has zero poker feel. The truth is he hasnt played anywhere near enough to have the right feel for the game. Its like he also has no understanding of game flow at all as well. Especially with the stakes and players hes playing with. This was on true display in this session.
Example 1. AJ Hand vs Brandon Steven. Brandon is one of the top nits in all of high stakes poker. If im playing these stakes i would know my opponents and would have known this info. So now your on the river and Brandon leads basically pot 1/3 of his stack on the river. There is not a single thing to do here besides call. I mean really you can probably find a fold sometimes but whatever. Raising is never ever correct. Whats the point? Lets forget that your opponent in super nit stevens. Nobody is calling your raise with a jack. They are always calling with a flush (even though they shouldnt because who the fuck would bluff here), and folding everything you have beat. There is no extra value in shoving this hand. But you showed you are just a button masher, not playing the players or the moment at all.
Example 2. T9 hand vs Charles. This one is simple. If your trying to bluff Charles ever then you have no clue whats going on. Charles hasnt folded in a year. The guy is a huge whale. And if you have played poker for some time you would know that you dont bluff whales.
Example 4. Q9 vs pepe . This is like example 1, what is the point of raising this river? You didnt mention once that you were trying to get him to fold a chop. So then what is the fuckin point because hes never calling worse. So what is your goal here? Zero feel, zero. I believe Rampage was so high off the flop and maybe being able to get a bunch of money back that hes really not paying attention to the board runout and got his brain stuck on the flop. Im not saying he doesnt see any 9 makes a straight, im just saying he is playing like an amateur when it comes to board runouts and opponents calling ranges.
Example 3. The offstream hand where it came TT8cc. They are three handed. The other players know Rampage is stuck 500k, they clearly know he aint folding shit. So nobody ever is bluffing him. But ok he calls the check raise. The turn gives him the easiest out ever now theres zero bluffs but tilted, lack of experience, no feel and he makes the awful call.
I never comment on videos but this one just really hit me and i felt i needed to comment. This is not just a downswing. This is a combination of a lack of poker experience, awful bankroll management, playing in games you clearly shouldnt be, no feel for the game or the flow of a live table and not playing your opponents just playing the cards. Maybe he learns from this but the only way he will learn is if he acknowledges that hes way to inexperienced to be playing the games he plays and the stakes hes playing. He needs to realize he didnt get to those stakes from playing winning poker and grinding for years, hes only there because of this youtube platform and all the income from stuff outside poker like signing people up for wpt global. End rant
Definitely a bit harsh, but Ethan is a little drunk on his tournament winnings. Cash game poker is completely different than tournament play, because you can’t knock somebody out, so long as they have bottomless pockets.
THank you for sharing, take care, focus on the essential and come back when the time is right.
16:42 the way airball gets left hanging LOL
Kudos to Nick for folding the best hand
I did not think he would. I was kind of shocked actually.
Lol
Had Nick not had a player behind, he never folds there. But he had to worry about the other guy checking raising too
@@J7Slicki agree. He was in bad position. I was surprised he folded.
Hell I'm surprised Nik didn't bet the flop or turn, seems he has adjusted his play compared to how he played before. Hard to say since I haven't watched him besides in these rampage videos.
There’s no shame to going back to lower stake table and have a fresh start brother. Wish you all the best Ethan 👍
Absolutely! At least until he gets in a better state of mind and gets his confidence back.
For the sake of his sanity he needs to just get some wins back under his belt. Felt like every move he made was an attempt to chase losses.
Keep your head up, Rampage! Enjoy your life and your time off. You need a reset mentally, but you have all the talent and guts to comeback stronger. Wishing you the best!
Tough one to watch for sure, the real downswing and a heartfelt outro by Ethan - I feel you
Have enjoyed following you for the last several years. You ascent from small stakes to big stakes has been both exciting and inspiring to watch. It's healthy to take a break, step back, & reflect on what you want the next chapter to look like. Enjoy your time away.
Although sad, thx for sharing this experience it wasnt easy for you, but helps others as well. Its not always big hands and big wins and it can be really tough.
Imo it was from the beginning wrong playing your bankroll, especially when you are not rolling good. Very risky.
? He’s sharing the experience because his RUclips channel is profitable lol
@predadoora and still you can choose to post only when it suits you lol
@@l0v3nul earning money always suits him, so I’m sure he will continue to always post
Blessings brotha, YOU got this, stay strong!!! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Hang in there your good enough to turn this around, love watching you play
Real friends would have done an intervention a long time ago! 🗣️STOP PLAYING POKER
Poker is literally his job , what a dumb comment
Looking forward to the rebranding of your channel. Ethan the day in the life of a Starbucks Barista.
🤣😂🤣
That’s why he made a golf channel lol. he’s starting to realize poker isn’t for him
lol
@@VVeZoX just another punt at the course probably
The thing is he can stull secure enough money playing 5/10 or sum
Good luck with the journey Ethan
Coming from a former low stakes player and current gambling addict (6 years and 4 months clean without a single bet on anything), hopefully you read this and you might be able to take something positive from it.
1. Stop playing nosebleed stakes. Take your time and play mid-level games again, to not only rebuild your bankroll but your confidence. Those high limit games aren't going anywhere.
2. That voice that's in your head telling you you're punting off your stack, the one you ignore and subsequently punt off your stack? Listen to it. You know poker is a game of patient aggression. Yes you have to mix it up to keep people off guard, but that doesn't mean let them get a read on you because you're playing desperately.
3. As Ivan Vanko said in Iron Man 2, "Don't get too attached to any one thing, learn to let go".
Apply that philosophy to a hand that you know isn't a winner less than a third of the time. Better to leave with a tiny loss than a huge one.
Use the instincts you were using when you built your stack and your table persona.
Boring. We want to see high stakes action. Go big or go even bigger.
@@jamespar306450k buying would also be nosebleed stakes that entertain Rampage's viewers and would also be better bankroll management.
He should play lower. Even 20k is nosebleed.
@@jamespar3064 why is a gambling addict watching a poker vid lol? That's like a sex addict watching porn.
Why are you watching gambling content as a reformed gambling addict? Does it help keep you from playing? Legit interested, not trolling.
@@wolffofcinema3448😂 I was gonna ask the same
That was brutal
Should talk to Brad about this. Been watching him for 5+ years I want to say he has a lot of experience managing his budget
Brad has a ton more revenue coming in from the Lodge. And, Brad has to manage his funds different because he has a family. It is 100% different to be broke and single as opposed to broke with a wife and kids.
I agree with ur sentiments; Brad has experienced the ups and downs earlier in his career, but he also put in tons of studying to get better and grinded more at the medium stakes, then only takes a few shots every now and then at the nose bleeds. Here is one thing that shows the disparity between Brad and Rampage; Rampage is constantly being invited to the bigger games because he is such an active player whereas we don't see Brad in these games as often. Maybe it's Brad's personal choice to deny the invite, I ain't sure on that, but Brad definitely plays more within his means as far as stakes and table selection.
@@brianfloyd2279 not sure if Brad is married yet. Definitely has a kid on the way but the other kids are from her previous relationship. Brad has a better long term strategy because he crashed and burned once already and so he knows it can all go wrong.
He’s a CPA that worked for top 5 firm.
@@JaySilver4179that sounds awful. :(
Brad studies and understands ranges like an absolute pro. Has rampage ever said the word “range” on any of his videos?
You make me feel like a pro watching you play! lol
Love the Channel Ethan! Watched for so long and never saw this day coming. Learned a lot from you, and I hope to continue learning from you. Get well my friend. Rest up.
In our home game, I've seen hypo agro players come and go all the time. I think you should show down. Other players have your number. At this point they cannot respect your raises even when you have premiums.
We're with you, Ethan! Hurts me too hope you come back from this after a nice mental and spiritual break! Pulling for you, man!
Any chance you can play lower stakes? Or does "keeping up w appearances" matter? I think nothing wrong w playing a lower game and building back up or at least not dropping massive amounts.
I’m sorry to hear you’re possibly taking a break for a while, but when you run bad then play bad it just has a snowball effect and it’s good that you realize you need to reset mentally. Recenter and refresh, looking forward to your next video whenever that may be!!
Ethan plays like he’s trying to catch a movie.
Maybe it would be a good time to use your reputation and make bets accordingly for just a bit.
Thanks for the action my man
Take your time, man. I've really loved watching your vids. if you want to post golf vids, I'm sure I'd love those too. I'd also love to watch your next poker vid if it ever happens. I totally understand if it doesn't.
And I think I speak for the majority of your community when I say: We've loved your journey. It's been a blast watching you and I have learned so much from you.
Most importantly, take care. I really do hope that you enjoy your break.
Folding is boring right ?
Nah I love folding. As soon as I win big you will see me muck, muck, muck. Oh wait what’s that my vpip is 10% time to fold some more. Who cares what ppl think on a stream
you know thats horrible play right? The right people will exploit you@@jenghiskhan69
Title of video: how to give away as much money as possible
You polish up and you will be great. I believe in RAMPAGE!
Taking a short amount of time for yourself is never a bad thing !!! Slumps a never a fun thing to go through. But you will have your time at the top again real soon !!! Always a fan !!!!
It seems just slight adjustment in these big games. They are beginning to call you a little lighter in some spots you used to get folds so you will have to slightly decrease bluff frequency, to where it doesn't seem noticeable. Pick the over bet bluff spots in smaller pots for instance. Pot is $10K and you bet $15K, even if you get called it's maintaining reputation that you will over bet pots so that when you do have the goods and over bet the calling light strategy for them will backfire as you start raking again. Tough night/stakes to keep running in to it. Hang in there and who knows maybe my suggestion is terrible but just another option to consider as you strategize moving forward.
If you are bluffing 75-80% of the time with your river bets! players can call your river bets closing their eyes!
@@nsomasu Same reason Doug Polk got crushed in the low stakes games, his opponents closed their eyes and called with every medium strength hand
Yes, he's not playing balanced with this post flop barrels, pretty easy for the others to adjust - which they are doing
@@mikehewitt706 He also decided to river bluff on a whim without remotely considering how the hand has played out and his opponents actual range.. the river shove facing pot sized bet from Brandon shows that in spades (no pun intended)
Rampage you are bluffing way to much because people are quick to call you down and the wider range of hands you are playing is putting you in spots where a tough decision is needed and since you are on a downswing can compound the frustration when you make the wrong decision. Need to take a break from poker to regain focus/clarity or you need to adjust your play style and hand range.
Keep your head up Ethan!!
I want to applaud you for making the video. It sucks to have a loss like that, and it’s even tougher to re-live it for a narration. Most people would skip it and just say that they are taking a break with no explanation. It’s your losing days that define your character- anyone can handle the big wins, it takes a lot to keep it together in times like these.
rampage i love your content but bankroll management is very important, i am looking forward to see your next win, time to end this downswing and bink!!!
When I keep running into it with my great hands, I quit for the day.
the 2 or 3 great hands that he had?
@@aark89
Lol! I guess I should also mention, when I make 2 or more blunders in a short time, I also quit for the day!
And that's his problem. He doesn't know when to quit.
I've seen this in many players, high stakes or low stakes it's the same, when the guy is tilted and had more money to play, they become more aggressive with more bluffs in play until the chips ran out. Of course, there's some player out there who has the discipline to quit when they know theyr'e on tilt but lots of player, I believe just don't have that discipline, case in point here is Ethan's play.
Love ur videos. U will bounce back! Ur a great player.