TV/Video Footage of Poker (or of poker players)

[red+black]

Would he do that with a book or a straight? To me, only winning hand that would make river shove make sense is where the river is not the blank it looks like, so A2 or 42 for missed straight but disguised trips.

 

[LFC2010]

sorry if it's been posted already but found this one the other day. Great viewing.

 

[red+black]

Jacks suck

 

[Hu$tler]

Aces AK or bluff I guess by the end the thinking is hard but not the hardest call ever....

 

[red+black]

 

[red+black]

that's a wrap

 

[red+black]

live poker is rigged

 

[Socrates2]

This is my favourite poker hand of all time.
Watch "BIGGEST POT IN TV POKER HISTORY - TOM DWAN VS PHIL IVEY OVER 1.1 MILLION" on YouTube

 

[red+black]

I love Doug Polk's videos

 

[go you pups]

This is my favourite poker hand of all time.
Watch "BIGGEST POT IN TV POKER HISTORY - TOM DWAN VS PHIL IVEY OVER 1.1 MILLION" on YouTube

Dwan 86 os bluffing Lederer AK s pre-flop, then catching an 8 on the turn to beat Lederer is one of the pretty funny televised cash game moments


Also I might add, wheel draws suck, someone will always roll ya with a 6

 

[Socrates2]

Dwan 86 os bluffing Lederer AK s pre-flop, then catching an 8 on the turn to beat Lederer is one of the pretty funny televised cash game moments


Also I might add, wheel draws suck, someone will always roll ya with a 6

Yes lucky for Dwan, not a winnung play usually

 

[DazalenkoUBewty]

Poor ol' Phil lol

 

[footyfan78]

Beautiful!
Last person you need when that happens , is Tony G rubbing it in but gold for us to view.

 

[red+black]

over USD 2MM

 

[red+black]

funny

 

[Cockliff38]

 

[Deledio_Judd]

Came here to post this video. Such a sick lay down.

 

[footyfan78]

The girl should not look so down. Amazing fold. Most would have lost more money.

 

[Cockliff38]

The girl should not look so down. Amazing fold. Most would have lost more money.

I think you can get away from this in tournament* but in cash there's nearly no chance you're laying this down.

*But an amazing fold nonetheless - I would already be crying in the carpark by the time she mucked

 

[footyfan78]

I think you can get away from this in tournament* but in cash there's nearly no chance you're laying this down.

*But an amazing fold nonetheless - I would already be crying in the carpark by the time she mucked

There is, if you put him on pocket Aces and she correctly did given he raised pre-flop. Well thought through by her. His check raise at river he would feel stiff, she did not fall for.

 

[MrKK]

Strange flop check with AA. If I was in her shoes I'd think it more likely he had KK than AA, I still don't know if I could fold it though.

 

[red+black]

I had to replay the start 3 times to confirm I had heard right: 2-card Pot Limit Omaha

I have always know this variant as Greek Holdem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_hold_'em

The popularity of 2-card Holdem eventually gave rise to the birth of 4-card Omaha.

 

[Lebbo73]

I had to replay the start 3 times to confirm I had heard right: 2-card Pot Limit Omaha

I have always know this variant as Greek Holdem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_hold_'em

The popularity of 2-card Holdem eventually gave rise to the birth of 4-card Omaha.

That was a great fold. Wtf is wrong with everyone?

 

[red+black]

I've been watching the PCA live stream on the Stars Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/user/Pokerstars/videos

Assuming the PokerNews site is correct, I'm rather surprised at when the pay jumps kick in:

https://www.pokernews.com/tours/psca/2019-pca/pca-main-event/chips.253443.htm

32-39, 40-55, 56-71, 72-95 rather than 33-40, 41-56, 57-72, 73-96

Pay jumps should coincide with tables breaking.