Pocket jacks, pocket kings and a $100 start at 2/3 on Poker MetaRb
The channel's newest table clips are small, so the crowd behind its sudden rush is watching something older.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 128,082 views a day, 5.9 times a normal day (21,767).
Nearly six times busier. Poker MetaRb, a channel of short clips from the card room, drew about 128,000 views in a single day, where an ordinary day brings in a little over 20,000.
The odd part is where those views are not. The newest uploads are modest ones. "JJ WORKING TODAY 🤣😎 #poker #pokerlife" went up on October 1, celebrating pocket jacks, a hand players often find harder to play well than its rank suggests. Two days earlier came "KK is KING LOL 😂 #poker", a nod to pocket kings, the second-best starting hand in hold'em. The best performer of the recent batch is a September clip, "Cash game 2/3 started $100 🫶🏻 #poker #casino", which follows a session at $2/$3 blinds, about as low as live cash games go in an American card room. Together, these clips account for only a small share of a day like this.
The pull is coming from deeper in the catalog, and it is not clear which video set it off.
The about page bills its owner as a poker pro and lists English, Spanish and Portuguese, which fits a channel built on short clips with little talking. It also counts more than a billion views in total, well above this channel's own tally, so perhaps that figure takes in other platforms too.
Among poker and card channels close in size, most are having an ordinary stretch. Mariano is the other one running well ahead of its usual pace. For Poker MetaRb, the crowd has turned up between new hands, not because of one.
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- Channel
- Poker MetaRb
- Subscribers
- 307,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 330,812
- Channel views, pace per day
- 128,082 (on a normal day: 21,767)
The numbers
Here is how far the channel's daily views ran past its usual level, alongside a few poker and card channels of similar size.
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