March 04, 2020Matthew Pitt
Thousands of online poker players stream their sessions using the popular streaming platform Twitch. Anyone can stream, but not everyone can produce high-quality entertainment and education while grinding cash games and tournaments.
GGPoker has an elite group of nine players who are collectively known as the GGStreamers. Between them, they hit the virtual felt every day, showcasing their skills, interacting with their legions of followers, and giving away tickets galore throughout the week.
Alias: EasterdamnzRepresenting: EuropeTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/easterdamnz
Michiel Van Elsacker is a Belgian poker pro who specializes in tournaments. While he only has a handful of live results to his name, Van Elsacker has dozens of five-figure prizes from his online tournament grind.
Earlier this year, Van Elsacker secured his largest online score, one worth more than $41,000. Tune in for regular streams from this talkative, fun MTT grinder.
Alias: KarlenchoRepresenting: EuropeTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/karlencho
Karlen Aladzjan shot to fame when he documented his $10 to $1,000 challenge. His progress was severely hindered by the Czech gaming laws and although Aladzjan came agonizingly close to winning his challenge, being only $60 away from his goal, he ultimately failed.
It wasnt all bad news because GGPoker loved the content hed created and offered him a sponsorship deal. Hes now in the middle of a $1K to $10K challenge. Check out Aladzjans channel to see where hes at with his latest venture.
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Alias: ShroomRepresenting: United KingdomTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/shroomtheriver
The UKs George Davidson has been grinding online poker seriously for almost 10 years and poker is in his blood. Davidsons Uncle Geoff has played live poker professionally since Davidson can remember.
Davidsons worked as a croupier, installed air conditioning, and even trained dogs as jobs, but now streams full time on Twitch. He mostly streams short-handed cash games around the NL100 mark, but he does take shots at higher stakes too.
Alias: KomodoDragonJesusRepresenting: CanadaTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/komododragonjesus
Darius Wajda, better-known as his awesome alias KomodoDragonJesus is another GGStreamer who specializes in cash games. He primarily plays NL200 but, like his teammate Davidson, does fire the odd shot now and again.
Wajda first started playing casually eight years ago while studying for a mechanical engineering degree. He switched to playing poker full time when he decided to leave his job in the aerospace industry.
Alias: JektissRepresenting: GermanyTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/jektiss
If the name Torsten Brinkmann rings a bell thats because he came from relative obscurity to finish second in the 2011 EPT Grand Final in Madrid for 900,000. He finished second to famed angle shooter Ivan Freitez.
Known as Jektiss, Brinkmann discovered poker 15 years ago while serving in the German army. He then turned a free $50 into a playable bankroll, before securing his massive EPT prize.
He switched his attention to online poker from 2014 and has basically grinded online ever since. Brinkmann switched from MTTs to cash games when many others were doing the opposite. The German wanted a lower variance way to make an income, but that doesnt mean he sits being a nit taking low variance lines. Quite the opposite is true.
Alias: ScrimRepresenting: EuropeTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/scrimitzu
Romanias Tudor Scrim Stefan didnt have the easiest starts in life. Growing up with parents who drank too much and were always arguing, Stefan dreamed of becoming a professional basketball player. A badly injured leg ended those hopes.
Stefan saw Tom durrrr Dwan talking about how he turned $50 into millions of dollars playing poker and the seed was planted.
Scrim gave it his best shot, pouring hours into studying and improving, eventually 24-tabling NL2 and making the average salary for Romanians. He was then scammed for the majority of his bankroll but knuckled down and got his grind back on.
His story, past and present, is one of struggling against demons while playing this amazing game.
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Alias: PokerbrahsRepresenting: EuropeTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/pokerbrahs
Scott Pokerbrahs Kenyon is a British grinder who now calls Amsterdam home. Kenyon works as a bar manager a couple of days per week and spends the rest of his time streaming his play at GGPoker on his popular Twitch channel.
Kenyon is living proof that you can achieve your goals and dreams in poker through hard work and sheer determination. It doesnt matter if you have to work a job and only play poker in your limited spare time. Keep grinding and good things can happen.
Be sure to check out Kenyons Twitch channel.
Alias: SamyBaemRepresenting: GermanyTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/samybaem
Christian SamyBaem Dressler is another GGStreamer who grinds online cash games. Dressler started his poker career playing $0.01/$0.02 stakes before progressing up the various levels up to $1/$2 where hes usually found these days.
Dressler also has a love of video games and was a pro gamer for a while before switching his talents to poker. If youre a fan of cash games with expert analysis thrown in, Dressler is for you.
Alias: JeffizdaRepresenting: GermanyTwitch Channel: http://www.twitch.tv/jeff
If you love video games and poker you need to check out Nils Boms. His Twitch channel had hundreds of videos and streams saved, the majority of which are from his passion for gaming, but there is also plenty of poker action in there.
Boms also plays casino games and slots regularly and streams those as well. He loves to gamble in all sorts of ways, making him perfect for viewers eager for action.
Take on the GGStreamers online at GGPoker and you may find yourself appearing on their Twitch streams! Imagine busting them live on air that'd be pretty cool.
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