With fewer televised poker tournaments and an increase in the number of people cutting their cable cord, many people are moving towards streaming platforms to consume their media. As a result, YouTube has emerged as one of the main sources for poker content.
YouTube began removing poker videos from its platform in a random fashion. Regardless of subscriber count or the stakes being played in the video, content creators were getting strikes on their channel and in some cases, losing their entire channel without having broken any rules.
“But According to the Canadian poker pro, there is a problem with the site’s algorithm that filters for content violating the terms of service”
With the spread of coronavirus throughout the country, all the casinos have closed which has forced both poker players and fans to stay in their homes, the demand for quality poker content might be at its peak.
Even though most of the content creators centre their material around live poker, some have already begun to tailor their content to the current environment, for example, started streaming online poker cash game sessions
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