3Bet Poker Clothing DD

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A Message From The Owners

To Our Customers,

Making a tough fold is the hardest thing to do in poker, and today we're making a tough fold: 3Bet will be closing its doors for good in the coming weeks.

Our mission from Day 1 was always to give poker players another way to further connect with the game we all love and while we're disappointed to be moving on, we're proud to have accomplished that goal for thousands and thousands of players around the world over the last 6+ years.* We hope you wore your 3Bet gear with as much pride as we took in making it!

Thank you to all our customers and fans and thank you to the poker community for the support - it's been a great ride.

We hope that you take advantage of our clearance sale and load up on great 3Bet gear one last time (details below).

As they say in poker, and in entrepreneurship...

On To The Next One.

Best of luck at the tables.

For the moment, their website still exists, in attempt to unload their remaining clothing items for 50% off: https://3bet.com/

Then there's this travesty:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR4eiI3iPCY

They had a shitload of other pros promoting this crap. Brian Rast, Antonio Esfandiari, Greg Mueller, Jonathan Little, and various others wore this gear to tournaments.

It's not clear whether the pros were paid directly, or if they were given some kind of ownership stake.

The clothing -- especially the shirts -- looks like CafePress quality, which isn't a compliment.

I'm surprised it survived this long.

The micros clothing line was better ...

No money in this niche little market to be honest.

The problem is if you don't get a lot of a certain shirt and size made at once you are going to be paying a lot more per unit versus a bulk rate.

Their isn't enough people wanting this stuff or willing to pay $30 a T-Shirt which they have to charge at least $20 to $30 range to show a profit if only printing so many at a time unless they are lucky enough to have a source that is giving them a great deal.