Is zero even? THE DEALER sends No Rolls Barred's viewers back to maths class
Jon hosts the new Board Game Club episode, and the most liked comments are a long, friendly lecture on parity.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Let's Play THE DEALER | Board Game Club
No Rolls Barred has passed 129 million total views, and the video adding to that fastest is a card game that turned its comment section into a maths seminar.
"Let's Play THE DEALER | Board Game Club" went up on October 6 and drew about 64,000 views in its first day. Whatever happened at the table, it left viewers with one burning question: is zero an even number? The answer piles up comment after comment, from people citing division by two to one who mentions a master's degree in maths, and someone notes, a little wearily, just how many comments there are about it. (It is even.)
The game itself seems to have been gentler than usual. Several viewers call it the most cooperative round the group has played, others wonder why Dom was so uncharacteristically nice, and a few hear echoes of the backwards-poker episode. Jon gets credit for his turn as host, and one viewer spots Lorna Rose Treen at the table. There are even house-rule ideas, such as slipping in a few minus cards.
The rest of the week was Shorts, with Spencer from Smosh Games leading them. That clip follows "Let's Play FLIP 7 WITH A VENGEANCE with SMOSH GAMES!", which is past 1.4 million views at three weeks old and still finding people. Mind Meld with Chris Grace and Sullivan Brown, and a Fire Tower fight that Laurie came out of well, filled out the four uploads.
Overall the channel ran slower than its usual pace and added around 2,000 subscribers. Among the card and table game channels near its size, Greg Goes All In had the big week, while Shut Up & Sit Down was quieter.
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What viewers say
Man, that’s a lot of comments about 0 being even😂
@JugaardSee it on YouTubeThis has to be the most cooperative, least cutthroat NRB game in their entire history
@beriukaySee it on YouTubeFor the purposes of this game, and all games, and real life, zero is even.
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Dom was uncharacteristically nice this game, is he ill?
@PanthrorSee it on YouTubeNow SNL UK writer and (occasional) actor Lorna Rose Treen!
@andymionSee it on YouTubeI have no idea how people can believe that 0 isn't even. Is it an integer and divisible by 2 without a remainder? Yes! 0/2=0 It's even!
@VidarHaslumSee it on YouTubeI think one of each -1,-2,-3 cards would be pretty good for this game. Just adding in a tiny chance to go down would spice it up.
Maybe with an expansion pack that would go along with other maths, like X2 card too.@AbyssalLotusSee it on YouTubei propose that the confusion about zero being even is because zero is neither positive or negative, and people have extrapolated this to zero's eveness.
zero is even@hareecionelson5875See it on YouTubeI'm getting flashbacks to Backwards Poker and the twitch in my eye from everyone betraying Dom has returned
@WkOlTtDSee it on YouTubemy favourite Not Bar Roller, Jon!!
@evo_is_confusedSee it on YouTube
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- Channel
- No Rolls Barred
- Subscribers
- 456,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,234,483
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- October 6, 2026
- Video views so far
- 74,918
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- 64,185
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💡 Test your knowledge
Which pair of numbers are both even?
Both 0 and 4 divide by two with no remainder, which is what makes a whole number even.


