One Bitcoin, one session at a time: Wolfgang Poker reaches vlog #387
Episode 2 of the Bitcoin challenge, a casino session and a short about reading opponents all went up on October 1.
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.
PLAYING LIVE POKER AT THE CASINO!
Most of the sports channels near Wolfgang Poker's size are running a little under their usual pace, and the poker vlogger is right there with them. World Rugby, Danny Maude and SnipeFlex are all well below their norm, and his own daily views sit a touch under usual too. The PGA Tour is the exception, drawing more than its typical crowd, while the All Blacks and Cole Trotta are holding steady.
He did not make it a quiet week, though. October 1 brought a small burst of uploads. The newest vlog is the second chapter of a challenge with a clear finish line: play live poker until the winnings can buy one Bitcoin. Episode 2 is also Poker Vlog #387, and its chapter list moves through pocket kings twice, ace-king and a stubborn K3 before a session update and the final results. Anyone hoping for the coin itself will have to wait. The title promises a long road, and this is only the second step.
The biggest of the new videos, though, is "PLAYING LIVE POKER AT THE CASINO!" Despite the title, its one-line description teases online poker on a legal US site, so the casino may be only part of the story. It passed 40,000 views within seven hours. Beside it, the short "Play the Player (Not the Cards)…" carries the oldest advice at the table, and "top set ➡️ full house 🤙🏻" from the weekend has settled in with close to 40,000 views of its own.
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The videos drawing views on Wolfgang Poker right now
- Channel
- Wolfgang Poker
- Subscribers
- 1,710,000
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- October 1, 2026
- Video views so far
- 42,090
The numbers
Here is how Wolfgang Poker's channel and newest videos stand this week.
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