Horrible marketing

My guess would be the editor Jemand8962

didn't ask

​@@ThisMusicIsToogoodAre you always that toxic? Might be a reason why you don't have many friends.

@@xDubstepify The amount of the buy-in doesn't matter at all. Lol. Everything can happen despite the buy-in.

@@Radimuntoexcept it does matter unless you’re a pro who grinds your whole life away

not a brutal knockout at all in this video, AK vs 1010 all in preflop.. what happens after doesn`t matter at all - i would feel as bad if he flopped a two pair or a straight. i mean it happened on the river yea thats bit of torture but in my opinion a brutal knockout is if you get your money in like 93:7 and bust or when you you get dealt second nuts and play against nuts (like when vanessa selbst had the best full house and was up against quads). you need to explain your hand more if you want a real opinion.

Not sometimes. The whole time. You have to live with variance

lol "sometimes"

That's why they call it gambling

I cracked Aces with Jacks all in, flop came 7,10,8 ended up hitting the 9 on the river. Absolutely disgusting

Losing a flip?

@@tommyfu9271come on guys just stop with this flip bs, we all know that it was a flip, but the run out counts and the percentages change from flop to turn which made it look more disgusting

Considering the 8 cards we saw dealt plus the 3 flop cards, there are two deuces left. So 41 x 40 ÷ 2 is 1 in 820.

K or A was more likely to happen and wouldn't have been as crazy. But would still be crazy and be a bad suckout

If you ever played poker, there IS a HUGE difference…

Theee deuces and an Ace wins also?

You're right. And the possibility of four of a kind is always there, doesn't matter which four.

@@keepkalm higher fullhouse (3 deuces and 2 aces vs 3 deuces and 2 tens) same for a king there. you can see the combinations top left under the score board at 2:12

The probability, when TT faces AK, that you'd specifically see a 2, 2, 2, 2, X runout in that order is just (4/48)(3/47)(2/46)(1/45)*1, but then you'd multiply that by 5, because you could have any of five equally likely runouts that give you quad twos on board (2222X, 222X2, 22X22, 2X222 and X2222), so it's roughly 1 in 40,000 to see quad deuces on the table with these two starting hands. The probability of any quads (deuces, treys, fours, etc) would be ten times higher (because you could have quad anything besides T, A and K here, for 10 possible types of quads), so roughly 1 in 4000. That's not accounting for the folded AJ or other folded cards, and if you wanted to know the probability AK wouldn't hit their A or K at any point, the probability is a bit smaller, but not a lot.

That happens way more often.

The four-flush AA v AA is worse because pre-flop there is only about a 2% chance each that you either win or you lose, 96% of the time it's gonna be a chop. This was just 56-44 preflop without the advantage of seeing the other player's discards. All five cards were coming out no matter what He was still only 84% after the turn. Quads on board is just ONE of the ways (however unlikely) a pocket pair Kings or lower can lose to Ace High before the flop drops.

It happened to one of my friends a few months ago with a big stack against another big stack nearing the money bubble.

risking 250k for a 6x payout for 5th in poker tournament is ridiculous

Exactly he had 2222A against 222210

2-2-2-2-A beats 2-2-2-2-10

You got it. Best five cards.

@@coatingkings I assumed so. Tx!!

Tx all. I already assumed so. Just need it confirmation :D

English?

He didnt though, old man. They already made their decisions and were waiting on the cards to come as theres always a pause for TV. Go take your pills dennis

@@SilverrulezGaming Sorry to offend your boyfriend. But this time try to pay attention. Watch right after Ben pushes. The yuk-yuk interferes.

He shouldn't have said anything but how did it affect the action? The big blind was folding no matter and then it was back to him.

@@MrElephantBeach Eibinger still had action when the child spoke.

At least he can say he had quads in the hand he got knocked out.

bcs he have a dude behind ... like you playing poker or what?

@@SobotenbergFAV haha, dude behind can call only with AA,KK,QQ and AK sometimes and with 20bb behind its doesnt even matter, cause u always go with AK, because its + EV spot almost always.

@@WithOrWithoutYou1881 haha dude haha but you rly think a snapcall is an option here 3 way haveing a guy begind in huge mtt ? you are insane bro insane hater and giving like to you own comment is lame kid :*

So you're only gonna ask for a count when you have a weak hand? real smart

OG bumhunters never understood this is a game that's supposed to be played for entertainment. it's okay to give up miniscule ev to make the games move faster by acting quickly with an obvious hand and an inelastic calling range behind you.

Nah, it's cuz you stinky

7 outs including the deuce, which the graphics didn’t show for some reason

@@chrishennon8504the deuce is most definitely in the graphic.

@@chrishennon8504 6 out, the other guy had an Ace (folded ace jack)

The video title is "absurd runout," though, not "brutal bad beat" or "sick cooler." I think this qualifies. It's pretty rare to see quads on the board.

@@SnareSpectre crazy how little people get this

@@SnareSpectre I know, I was reacting to the comments

But it's the boarded quads. That's something I have literally never seen- either live or on tv.

wow, how will you ever recoup that ten dollars ?