Popular Poker Personality Explains The Value Of Streaming During Latest Online Poker Boom

Saturday’s partypoker POWERFEST action is in the books and there were several big scores from the day. The biggest belonged to ‘relentless,’ who bagged first place in the $2,100 NLHE [6-Max, PKO] tournament for $21,185.50 plus $33,764.08 in bounties.

Luke Schwartz has appeared on the Jeff Gross podcast and given a revealing interview about his career and his thoughts on the upcoming Galfond Challenge.

Schwartz is one of poker’s most interesting characters, known for his outspoken personality and flamboyant table behaviour he has polarised the viewers opinions. His postings on social media platform Twitter are some of the most controversial in the poker niche.

Online poker has advanced rapidly over the past decade with punters putting down Doyle Brunson’s renowned Super System to learn strategy from Twitch streamers.

With online poker players typically spending up to 70 hours per week learning and playing poker, the variety of strategies is constantly evolving.

That is why there has been such an emerging trend of viewers flocking to Twitch poker streams, with the top streamers regularly topping more than 10,000 viewers at any given time.

Here is a list of the top three streamers that poker players should follow...

Ann and Gordon Getty held amfAR’s Inaugural Charity Poker Tournament in their breathtaking home — channeling an elegant Monte Carlo evening in the name of HIV/AIDS research. Hosted by House of Cards actor Robin Wright, the tournament featured an energetic performance by singer-songwriter CeeLo Green, and the chance to buy into a game against pros Antonio Esfandiari, Scott Blumstein and Jeff Gross.

CardsChat ambassador Jeff Gross will be among the commentators for the upcoming historic Triton Million charity event, a £1.05 million buy-in poker tournament, the largest in history. 

Nick Schulman, who was mysteriously ousted from the WSOP Main Event broadcast booth, will be among the commentators. Liv Boeree will also rotate in to give viewers her expert analysis on the game of poker.

Poker is a game of extreme variance. Professional poker players can go stretches without winning or placing at a level that earns any cash. The wins, however, can make up for the droughts with players earning thousands to millions of dollars depending on the game or tournament entered. Considering poker is an inconsistent sport, players look to offset the risk involved.

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Many poker players have turned their job or hobby into a more creative and productive endeavor, making video content out of their poker adventures and posting in the form of video blogs, or vlogs, on YouTube.

CardsChat ambassador Jeff Gross is taking his talents to partypoker, a poker site he believes is on the verge of becoming an industry leader. He joins the site’s Team Online roster a month after declining to renew his contract with rival PokerStars.

JeffGrossPoker has a podcast! Here’s why he opted to start one up. #PCA2019

Jeff Gross, a popular Twitch streamer and high-stakes pro, has joined Team CardsChat as an ambassador.

With experience and success in high-stakes tournaments, cash games, and online, Gross brings a wealth of poker knowledge to the CardsChat community. He has $3.2 million in career live tournament earnings, good for the third all-time among players from Michigan.

Most of the Team RIU streamers are primarily online grinders. They spend most of their time grinding and streaming their online tournament sessions.

Jeff Gross is the outlier on the team. Gross, while still holding down a following on Twitch, finds himself at the live tournament tables more often than any other member of the Run It Up family.

Sarah Herring puts Jeff Gross to the test, something like the NewlyWed Game. In this edition of the WAG Diaries, where WAG stands for Wives and Girlfriends, Herring asks Emilia Gross a series of questions and then asks Jeff what he thinks Emilia would answer. Does Jeff live up to the hype? Is Emilia surprised by Jeff's answers? One thing is for sure...Gma Gross is a boss.

While Joe McKeehen was taking on and defeating other Main Event champs in one Sit and Go, Jeff Gross was doing the same thing with the entire PokerStars Team Online in another – emerging triumphant and claiming bragging rights in the PokerStars Turbo Series TwitchTV Showdown.

Lee Davy sits down with Jeff Gross to talk about goals, silent meditation retreats, the importance of energy, and why Twitch is integral to the poker ecosystem. 

We can't all call up Olympic champions on Facetime, so if you happen to have one you may as well do so from time to time.

Jeff Gross, who we featured earlier today turning aces into quads while his friend (aka "the GOAT") Michael Phelps watched on Facetime, was making more news as his day kept getting better.

He shipped the Big $109 for $7,993.65, ahead of a total field of 444 players. Is Gross the excited type when he wins a tournament online?

So, you're sitting at home playing on PokerStars, streaming to a vast audience on Twitch watching your every move - who do you want calling on Facetime to pass the hours?

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Today the World Poker Tour® announced star poker players Maria Ho and Jeff Gross as co-commentators of the newest WPT® television series, ClubWPT™ King of the Club

July 10, 2017

For the last couple of years Jeff Gross has been working hard to build a social media following and Twitch audience. On Monday that hard work paid off when he showed up to play Day 1C of the 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event as the newest member of Team PokerStars Pro.

July 09, 2017

Ahead of Day 1C of the 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event, PokerStars had some exciting news.

June 02, 2017

Jeff Gross interview for PokerNews about Streamboat 2 and Staples brother vs Bill Perkins bet

May 31, 2017

Jeff Gross’ dream of becoming a professional soccer player didn’t work out.His career ...

May 31, 2017

Michael Phelps was pretty good at relays in his Olympic swimming days ...

April 03, 2017

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Jeff Gross is a 24-year-old poker pro with a lot going for him. Before Black Friday, he was a successful online tournament grinder playing under the name “kidwhowon.” Post Black Friday, he’s a budding live tournament star with 14-time Olympic gold medal winner Michael Phelps in his corner.