Poker is Hard.

Hey! My name is Mariano, and this channel is about poker & travel.
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[ryler]

I love that you commentate your videos from the perspective of not knowing their cards, it’s something you do very well! Tough game, but you’re one of the best, keep it up Mariano!

[mikeduke]

Very good commentary at the end, please keep doing that. Sorry about the huge and awful loss. I hope you recover.

[Dxnielxlee]

bro playing like his best friend rampunts

[pauljohnston]

Really enjoyed this blog Mariano. Not for your bad result in this session, naturally that always sucks especially when it's such a chunky sum of money, but at the end of your blog it was an interesting, holistic and humble appraisal of your poker mindset and which you consider in the wider context of your poker journey. Watched you since the beginning and you're one of my fave bloggers. Keep it up, keep the balance right, enjoy the music, and good luck at the felts in the next sessions, you got this!!

[LonghornEE]

Really appreciate the post hands commentary. This is my favorite part of your channel. The realness of your poker journey.

[ceprotz]

“I’m happy to give action to Dylan”, more like I’m gonna squeeze this fish for all his stack 😂

[MarianoPoker]

As expected, this video is getting mixed reviews from you guys. Regardless I appreciate you all watching and supporting.

Hope you all win this week 🫡

[JohnDaniels-jt]

The end was great brother. Always entertaining and educational. Very best of luck and thank you for the great content

[daddyjeffrey]

Mariano
I don’t care if you’re the best player ( you ARE Vgood)…what’s fabulous is your well spoken, super clear minded analyses. You have a pleasant voice, an amicable manner, an honest self eval, and it all combines into “entertainment that I look forward to”.
Dont worry about talking it up either … real viewers are interested in real people and appreciate some real talk. You dont want shallow viewers, they’ll get bored no matter what you say or not. Any way, I wonder this about the way you present your style of play…You ‘seem’ to focus on playing the player, as much as playing the cards …imho…this is the hardest part of playing poker, when do I do more of the one and less of the other ?!? We all know that after sitting for hours, or months, with the same players, we also start to form these decisions . You’d be foolish to make some of your plays with strangers, no? But you can successfully navigate crafty complicated plays when you have a bit more info on the opponent ..
Please keep up the Vlogs
Like many others I enjoy you and have for quite some time now!
Jeff

[wizza]

should retitle this, poker is hard when you go all in with 76 and 42.

[stephl]

Honestly, I love hearing your thought process throughout the video and your thoughts in the end. Somehow I’ve been following you since the very beginning. You’re the reason I started playing poker for fun & now very small home games. Always rooting for you!

[johnm]

Hate that you had a bad night, but love the introspection at the end. I’d say it helps you and definitely helps someone like me that’s been in the same spot. Looking forward to you crushing it next time buddy!

[steviet]

The psychology of winning and losing it drives you bonkers. Nice video Mariano.

[heithk]

As a fellow pro, the only criticism i would have on the 67cc hand was the remaining stack size Charles had. Your breakdown off his range made sense, he just had one odd combo there without much to call off SPR wise. If you felt your read of Charles and the table was food that day, you shouldnt beat yourself up over it. Shooters shoot and sometimes we miss

[reitzmj]

Love hearing your though process at the end. Keep grinding!

[bigstackD]

Mate, loving these rants keep em coming !! 👊🏻

[helloryantanaka]

I enjoy the personal thoughts. It was basically an extension of the longer form podcast convo you did at the Lodge. Regardless, the result was unfortunate, but it's sweet you've become great at the game of poker in addition to being a great YouTuber. Keep it up.

[treyrichardson]

Winning, losing, or breaking even, remember this quote: "This, too, shall pass."

[thachnguyen]

Love the honesty, love the insight, love the humility. This is your best video ever.

[michaelognar]

I really enjoyed the commentary at the end!!! I can learn more from that than any hand analysis from a run good session. You'll bounce back!