Dallas lies at the table, and Greg's viewers take his side
In "you want action?", the poker sketch character argues that bluffing your friends is simply the game, with Abby Poker as the target.
Greg Goes All In
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Is it fair to lie to your friends at a poker table? Greg's newest Dallas sketch, "you want action?", puts the question straight to his audience, and close to half a million people have watched him argue it out.
Dallas is one of the recurring characters Greg plays in his poker skits, usually the one viewers love to disagree with. Not this time. The most liked comments say, with some surprise, that Dallas is finally right: in poker there are no friends at the table, and calling a bluff a scummy angle misses the point of the game. One viewer remembers a grandmother who taught them exactly that. Another notices Greg's own voice slipping through as Dallas gets angrier. The short also takes aim at Abby Poker, and regulars point out it is not the first sketch to tease her. Dallas's one-word answer, "both", is the line people keep repeating.
Two more sketches followed. "stupid bomb pots 💣" went after the table habit where everyone antes and skips straight to the flop, and on Tuesday "the robbery part 1" opened a story that is already gathering views faster than either of the others.
The channel ran a little below its usual daily pace, yet it still added about 6,000 subscribers. Among the chess, poker and card game channels near its size, no one added more views over the seven days. Brantzen Poker came closest, and Gotham Games and Hustler Casino Live held their usual pace.
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What viewers say
Honestly, this is the first time in a very long time where I think Dallas was actually right
@DarkchocoFallenPrinceSee it on YouTubeMy Grandma taught me poker and that was one of her phrases "ain't no friends or family in poker" RIP Grandma, miss you
@ChristopherHertel-w6pSee it on YouTube“Both” made me laugh so hard😂
@CoolAFGamingSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Greg Goes All In right now
- Channel
- Greg Goes All In
- Subscribers
- 510,000 ▲ 6,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 11,498,292
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- October 1, 2026
- Video views so far
- 494,578
- Views on its first day
- 276,646
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