dude had 89 offsuit no club, lol

That was Intentional

Dnegs "You didn't have the deuce three of clubs I guess..." (said with thinly veiled sarcasm)

@@SuperChalkster he had 32clubs the hand before

It's fine. He's made plenty in poker not to mention his other businesses and investments. Everybody that's played poker for hours on end and for decades has made bad calls. We're just here on the internet watching and most wish they had his skill. He's one of the best in the world of poker but I digress. He's not even one of favorites but who am I to sit here and clown on one of the best. I'm not.

Hilarious 😆😆😆😁😁😁

Funny. Too bad Barry’s broke 😂😂😂😂

@@andrewdoctor6584 is he?

@@vivelajonny I heard it last time I was in LV for the wsop in June. But I can’t say for sure. But never see him playing the high stakes games anymore. Maybe he only plays private games now I don’t know. I probably shouldn’t have posted it as I’m not sure tbh

Daniel is probably a great guy, but he obviously has a huge ego! He doesn't like to be bluffed off a hand so he doesn't fold many times when he knows he's beat! Why get upset when someone goes "all in?" Fold! That's all he has to do & he won't when he knows he should! ;-)

haha yes this made me crack up.

ya big time, would love to see him comment again, him and aj were a great pair on this show

@@MrSartorius1 hes commenting on the poker go high stakes cash game right now!

@@herpusvonclustus456 ah cool thanks for letting me know, ill check it out!

I thought this was something else

I’ve always wondered does he call it live or is it staged that way

He kept mistaking "squat" for "quads"

Benyamine is awesome. He’s also playing the foreigner card lol

@@gorkajames6475 is Benyamine the Israeli guy that Negreanu says he grew up playing poker with? Or is that a different guy?

@@SenorJoeBiden pretty sure benyamine is French

Well, you if calculate your opponent has quads you are most probably loosing player. And he is definitely not.

I think it’s hilarious to watch. Daniel acts like a douche in these early poker TV days. For all the shit he gives Hellmuth throughout the years, watching Daniel get steamrolled in HSP for years is great to watch.

@@submersedrox it was in the tv contract, everyone was given a personality, they had to play up to it. Ivey, ice cold, durr maniac, Doyle, goat, dnegs soul reading pay off machine etc etc

Well the guy is a multimillionaire with unreal houses, cars, Awesome wife’s and lives basically everyone’s dream - maybe that’s makes it’s little less brutal lol

@@L-Jamieson nope, scott siever already said that they are like this but even more than what we see.

@@submersedrox DN hardly ever berates his opponents EVERY SINGLE HAND, he mostly bemoans his bad luck, and you can hardly blame him in this hand with Lindgren But he coulda easily folded, I think he chose to ship it bcuz he's good friends with Lindgren

There wasn’t really any reasoning for Daniel making that call. He had just been getting absolutely screwed in that session over and over and over again, and he was just on pure monkey tilt at that point.

I have a great deal of respect for Daniel,but the J8 hand against durr was the worst in my opinion.the other hands were just coolers.they happen.daniel had run so bad you can forgive most of the incorrect river pay off's.he just Hung himself out to dry on the durr hand

I don't think so, he was just trying to be sly, Benyamin would check raise his own mother.

@@howard2031 Lmfao

@@howard2031 🤣🤣🤣

@@howard2031 🤣🤣🤣

Jajajaja 🤣 🤣 🤣

One of the funniest moments lol

IKR? 89 off. No clubs. Is pretty far off from 23 clubs.

@@betmowinmo1292 Tom Dwan had deuce-three of clubs the hand before.

Maybe he had it 10 hands ago with his goldfish brain 🧠

@dein vater I can't find it. I've looked long and hard for that hand.

@@twown Most of my favorite hands are suddenly gone from youtube for some reason. They must have deleted a lot of videos over the past few years.

Yeah, Little quips like that is why he’s my fav commentator

Sat down at a table 1-2 no limit. I bought in with 200 bucks (standard buy in) 10 x the big blind. I was dealt pocket pair of 6's and called a standard 30 dollar raise. 4 people at the table called and the flop was K68 hearts. I flop a set and the lady across from me goes all in; guy beside her folds and another calls and I call. I figure I am up against a flush draw or an open end straight draw. To my amazement the lady has 2 pair K - 8 The other guy has a belly buster straight draw with 4-5. I cant believe my luck the turn cards comes off and a J hits then the river is a 6. Quad 6 's for 600 bucks first hand.

@@danaolsen5135 Love to see it.

Lol and look hungry when you hit it 🤤

You have that French traditional devils island shirt on

Nah. Shouldn't you look happy when you get quads? Lol.

Nick schulman is top tier .. gabe voice just annoys me somehow .. really just unpleasant to listen to for a long period of time

@@yaboyvickk5635 I really love his voice, his knowledge, his humour.

That's what made him great. I don't wanna hear some GTO nerd with no personality and borderline autism commentating on the play

​@@yaboyvickk5635you must be one of those new woke players

@jacksparrow3490 nah bruh I'm old school believe me..got my start when Carlos Mortensen won the main

Deeb can be as annoying AF….. i mean Shaun you mean Freddie I guess though My bad

SOMETIMES hes a pay off wizard. But overrall of course he is a great player.

His calls are understandable though 🤷‍♂️

Holy shit that's funny, Daniel looks just like the Tiger King🤣

He’d be right.

@@CipherSerpico you do know he is one of the most profitable players in the history of the game?

@@Kupferdrahtful Yes. So is Phill Hellmuth.

@@Kupferdrahtful no he isn't and isn't even close to being that lol

@@danielcharlton5159 he made 45 million playing poker

Hellmuth vibes.

That's the most tilted I've seen Negreanu. He channelled his inner Hellmuth there.

It is a very interesting hand. If this is supposed to be a blunder reel, then I agree this is no blunder. I think in that spot all three plays are legitimate candidates for Daniel. Personally I shade away from the raise. Yes, the turn winds down the basic odds of Binyamine holding a four, but the information signal on his bet raises the conditional probability that he has at least one four - I'm not convinced you can discriminate very easily between the scale of those two antagonistic effects. For me, there is enough risk of one four (or better) in Binyamine's hand to avoid pricing him in for 35%.

@@MultiBadger32 folding isn't an option as there are only 7 combos in David's range that beat Daniel. There is no just a four...

The problem is Daniel can't fold even when he knows he's beat. I saw him in a tourney calling an "All-in" from Phil Laak. Lucky it was a tie, but it was a pair of 9's. Insane. ;-)

I feel benyamine gives Daniel a couple of opportunities to get away from his hand here. He literally tells him to be careful at one point. So easy to say seeing the hole cards of course.

@@timb4248 Why ?

Mike is a different cat when the stakes are very high.

🤣😂🤣😂

The extra TV time helps him get sponsers(LOL).

He knew he was beat, he only called to get sympathy from the rest of the table

@@liudizzle you don’t lose 100k for sympathy

I'm surprised he didn't check the river even though he did have a straight. That's just me though. If I have a guy calling me twice with a paired board, I'm a little concerned. I can't remember did Daniel pre-flop raise?

He behaved like a 5 year old kid. Disgusting to watch

That's Dwans LAG image causing a player to make big mistakes.

Agreed. It was probably one of the worst plays I've ever seen at high stakes.

Yeah that was one of the nastiest televised coolers you'll ever see.

Mike over betting the flop probably told Daniel that he didn't have a made hand and was on a draw which was the case.

There were hands like KT of diamonds and A8 he could be losing to. It should have been an easy fold, but he was too tilted to see it.

Eastgate was a solid tournament player who had a great run, but against those pros in a cash game, he was in waaaaaay over his head.

@@macofalltrades6396 I always have this 'rule of thumb', never bet your money on a tournament player.

That type of play, didn’t really exist back then. It was impossible for him to be bluffing.

I also thought MAYBE QTdd or Q9dd, but that's giving Lindgren a huge amount of credit to turn that hand into a bluff there.

You thought a compilation of his worst plays was gonna be filled with great folds?

@@Masterdebater14 it doesn’t say worst plays..: it says worst hands. Can you not read English ?

Another full house honey!

Daniel can't help himself! He knows he's beat, but won't FOLD! ;-)

Think I'd not be mentioning quads however

prolly not

Anyway Dany is the second most rich póker player.

Surely not mr. The Guaridan. There is a reason why he is one the poker´s biggest legends and currently third in all time money list. But that doesn´t mean that call against Eric Lindgren wasn´t very bad.

lol legend

To find out where the rest of the Jack's were in that deck 😉

This is an underrated comment.

He started taking steroids and testosterone, putting a bunch of stuff on his head for hair treatment, plus who knows what he's eating or drinking. Not to mention he's damn near 50 now in a young man's game where you get a emasculated time and time again by suck outs, bad beats. It's a recipe for a crazy person.

@@howard2031 have you watched him lately ? He is doing awesome! In good spirits .. good attitude.. he’s streaming the wsop GG series on KZfaq and twitch. He streamed this morning, he interacts with the chat he gives advice; talks about his personal life .. he’s in a way better place then he was a year ago. He even did Doug Polks podcast last month. Daniel is amazing! Everyone goes through tough times.. he was never on steroids.

lol the guy flopped a straight or oversets on 3 of these hands, doubt you would fold

@@johnspence8141 check it out, he flopped a straight on High stakes poker too and called off then as well... Sometimes you literally have to fold a big hand.

@@keithcosentino hahaha hilarious; I've played for 20 years, watched this when it FIRST aired. DNegs had a bad run especially when his mom died. The guys a cash player crusher and ran super hot in 2007 in the tourneys to a point where hes never going broke...so ya, its hard to lay down a boat vs gus hansen (who hit a 1 outer) and most his other straights were pretty sick spots. With the exception of this one and the one against uber nit Mimi Tran, he pretty much should be calling vs the specific opponents involved. If he's to be critized at all its his bluffing spots that he chooses (vs Benjamines quads) and his station off on a horrible board vs Dwan.

On the flopped straight hand, he needs to call $72,000 into a $160,000 pot. He needed 31% equity to call on that hand. If his opponent is bluffing 32% or more of the time, he SHOULD call. That’s why it’s not as simple as “do I have the best hand.”

@@SenorJoeBiden While I agree with the math, I think it would be hard to argue his opponent, who is also one of the tightest players at the table, is bluffing 32% of the time. There are several instances of "coolers" like this where Daniel should be calling, like the set over set (turned quads) against Hansen. Hansen is a loose cannon and can bluff or shove with much weaker hands than that. In this case, 10/9 is pretty much at the low end of any range of calling hands that would win this spot. He doesn't even have the best straight on the river, and he's beaten by any flopped sets or many flopped two pair hands.

well said

arm chair coaches in a nutshell.

Not much

I think he shipped it because he's good friends with Lindgren, same with Matusow in a different hand that wasn't shown here but from the same session, he knows Mike can sure use the money

That's what you should do, always being aggressive is not good

That’s what happens when you play on tv for 25 years.

"hes been raised on the river 4 or 5 times, and he's called every single one of them".... lol .. proceeds to call it off, again

@@llgg1668 thats also what happens you have tens of million of dollars of that pokerstars money

I think I remember him being down to 600k in that session making him a 400k loser. That's brutal... I blame the blue sunglasses To your 2nd paragraph Daniel mentioned he lost over 2 million in HSP

8 figures easy I think

You think he’s backed or it’s all (was) his own $$?

@@andrewdoctor6584 That's what I wonder about many of the players.

@@seankiesling2054Daniel is down 2.08 million in the first 6 seasons of hsp. Tom dwan is the biggest winner with 1.78 million up

Not sure if this is a serious question. He has $51 million in career tournament winnings (5th in the history of poker), not to mention all his other income streams (endorsements, training courses, KZfaq channel, etc.)

​@@mkahn81he's got a few bucks put away

so? lindgren i get but what's wrong with forrest & eli?

@@mikefingers8909-Nothing, they just all went broke.

@@T-roc57 ah ok. thx.

They are all notorious for owing people money...

Eli as well?!

Not at all. Daniel's never calling a bet at that river. He's only making money if Daniel bets again.

Because it happened to him again. Lost huge amount of money.