Martin Kabrhel was already impossible to ignore at the 2026 World Series of Poker. Now poker fans can see much more of what happened away from the televised tables through the Czech pro’s WSOP vlog series.
Kabrhel documented his summer in Las Vegas on YouTube, taking viewers behind the scenes as he jumped between tournaments, chased bracelets and produced some of the most memorable moments of the series.
The vlogs offer a different perspective on a player normally seen through livestream clips and viral table talk. This time, Kabrhel controls the camera and the story as a poker creator.
Kabrhel’s Incredible Sixth WSOP Bracelet
There was plenty for him to document.
Kabrhel captured his sixth WSOP bracelet in the $3,200 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller online event, defeating a 338-entry field and Krista “Pollux” Gifford heads-up to collect $195,195.
Remarkably, the victory came while Kabrhel was juggling deep runs across multiple WSOP tournaments.
At one stage, he remained in contention in three separate events and was moving between the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas to keep his tournament runs alive.
It was a scenario almost made for a poker vlog.
Rather than simply seeing the eventual results, viewers following Kabrhel’s series could watch the long days, tournament decisions and inevitable chaos surrounding one of poker’s most unconventional personalities.
Martin Kabrhel Becomes a Poker Creator
The vlog also shows another side to Kabrhel’s growing profile in poker.
He has spent years as one of the game’s most polarizing characters, with his relentless table talk and attempts to get under opponents’ skin regularly producing clips that spread across poker social media.
His 2026 WSOP appearances provided more material. PokerNews even released an eight-minute compilation dedicated entirely to Kabrhel’s antics from the series.
But his own content gives Kabrhel something those clips cannot: control over how his WSOP experience is presented.
That puts him alongside an increasingly large group of professional players who are no longer relying solely on tournament broadcasts to build an audience.
Daniel Negreanu has made daily WSOP vlogging a fixture of the poker calendar, while creators including Brad Owen, Ethan “Rampage” Yau and Wolfgang Poker have helped make YouTube an important part of how fans consume poker.
Kabrhel appears increasingly comfortable joining them.
Watch Martin Kabrhel’s WSOP Vlog
Kabrhel’s WSOP series follows his tournament schedule from inside Las Vegas, including days where simply keeping track of how many events he was playing became part of the story.
One episode sees him tackle three WSOP events in two days, offering exactly the type of behind-the-scenes look that traditional tournament coverage cannot provide.
Watch Martin Kabrhel’s WSOP vlog on YouTube
For a player whose personality has often been defined by short clips of confrontations and table talk, long-form content provides something different.
And after adding a sixth bracelet and another memorable WSOP summer to his résumé, Kabrhel certainly wasn’t short of material.
