Lol

Love Bart’s commentary and analysis.

Everything aside , I get extremely annoyed when people chew their gum like RB . I feel bad for the ears of the players at the table .

Safe to give 3 other players a "free" look at the flop? To me that's not safe that's negligent.

He's sat down at the wrong table. Weak money is dead money.

@@tnhan21 Don't tap the glass!

@@tnhan21 Sunny played with scared money like 🐔

Long term hes saving a ton of money folding

He deserved that.

Garbage

This hand pains me to watch. God damn, he played that as badly as he could. Was such a good spot to back-raise after he sneakily over-called in that position

playing like a complete shit can

If you don't go to play QQ then stay safe at home 😂😂😂😆

For sure, because honestly he's not even that great himself 😂

@@andrewmcvey7696 That is... not true (in my opinion). Garrett has consistently made some phenomenal folds and bluffs - all documented on KZfaq if you look around.

funny i was gonna post the same

@@FraserBernstein Garrett is pretty damn good, but he never plays a loaded lineup like Dwan did in the old school poker after dark. Dwan took on Ivey, Antonius, etc head on and dominated/stole the show for years. Thats a real stand out.

Yea just one of these donks (Sunny) and his entire month is made

I don't think I'm ever calling that a slam dunk call... It's a 3-bet pot and there's a bet, call, and raise all in on the flop.. You can still be up against KK, AA, and 10s. Considering Krish is calling with A3s he can definitely also have 55 and 44 in his range. You can be sure with the action that there is definitely at least one person on a big draw which you're ahead of but are you reeallllyyy happy with getting it in there? I agree you should be calling that some portion of the time but in no means a slam dunk call.

@@xNobl3x preflop

@@xNobl3x The slam dunk was going all in pre after Gal’s raise and two calls - risky but there’s a lot of dead money out there to be hoovered up.

@@julianhodgson1202 well yeah but he didnt say anything about preflop..

@@xNobl3x he didn't need to, you donk.

Very well said

What 5/10/20 games do you play where the standard open is 300? “Plays like” doesn’t refer to skill level

@@clintonhighshoe8921 Yes, yes it does....

More like 10/20, 3 bets to 4500 lol that’s not nothing

@@Dynamice1337 A $5-$5 $50BBA plays like a 10/20, has nothing to do with who is in the game

Savage.

I play 1/2 and it’s awesome

@@eazy.peezy1834 I didn't mean to insinuate that there aren't good players in 1/2 but there are certainly many really bad ones as well.

People who play NL20 online play better than live 10-20 players in USA!!!

@@ptantonioalves tbh NL20 online is probably top 3 most brutal poker pools in the game.

Krish the Fish

@@LucasLincolnn you mean NL25 ?

Scared player

But he did a good job bluffing with 99 later.

I wanted to see him jam that river too, after Kish bet.

Sunny getting overrun

sunny played that like the biggest fucking donk, just back door raise on the flop, but if you are gunna call pre which is bad imo you gotta ship it on the flop with how much you underrepped your hand, complete shit show of a hand

Maybe he hesitated between calling and raising

Just tells you it's scared money.

Was actually getting annoyed watching that part of the video

You do realize this is on youtube

@@arthurjames9450 got a link?

now the world knows!

Can't get there if you fold.

Yea but hes playing well also giving him self a chance

He crushed some tournaments over the summer, too. Dude is good.

Up until you run into Gal, Andy, or Garrett

I've lost a lot of money with Aces making that call.

agreed...or scared money w qq worried about overs on the flop

I mean I think the flop fold is right but it's insane to not raise preflop. Like even if someone is bluffing or calling with equity from behind they are drawing to the nuts. So at best they have a ton of equity vs you or you are simply behind on the flop.

HAHAHAHA bruh

The best in the world don't win every session...

@@phillyTOOphilthy I’m small player I’m happy with 30 dollars a session = 10 grand a year

really?

Just because it was a good result this time, doesn’t make it a good fold. As played, I think I would call river always in that spot. A fold there would be a losing play in the long run.

Gal had much more money in this particular hand, so it was also relatively easy for him to put another player all in. It should be considered, also because if we would reverse the amount of chips, then yes, we could expect a call for a pocket of aces ( on the river ) . So a cash game is a cash game, and it makes you think and act differently than if you were in a tournament

If we could put inverse the amount of these two players, then yes, we could expect a call for the pocket of aces having a big stack. It’s not a tournament either, so that’s why in part it may seem hard or unreasonable for a gambler’s soul to play this way. Are you more a gambler, or you’re more a strategical poker player?! Answer this question, and you would feel what would be right to do in a such difficult spot 😉!!

Exactly. Have to get it in preflop.

U know he can’t see the other players cards right