...and the sound, please!

if i lose i’m blaming it on the lighting issue (i don’t win)

Big "D"; who is your "head" doctor? Outstanding job, I'd like to engage the same doctor/company in taking care of my "head". Thanks.

​@@teddybear2314that's a sensitive subject for him. You're probably not getting that info 😂😂😂

I wish my bank account would allow for this 😂.

See the way my "checking and savings" (in my Kevin Hart voice)

High variance 🥶 and big swings, of which being on the losing side of would result in you becoming abducted into slave labour for the rest of your life to pay off

You can’t even sit at the same table as him 😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ty sir

Glad to hear it

@@dnegspoker Daniel, do you play poker online and on which sites?

@@makarnewlifeI imagine it’s at the huge website on his shoulder

I really don't understand the logic behind the "results oriented" comment. He was ahead, he knew he was ahead, the pot was 800k and his stack was under a mill, he can basically just double his stack while shoving the flop. No reason to give two players a free miracle card to beat you, I just don't get the logic at all.

Where you play poker in manilla?

Potato cam

Good question

No luck in the hands that I played, but I'm happy with all of them

pathetic...

Nah you are wrong bud. If you ask me how you should play top pair and a flush draw in a spot like this I'm going to tell you to put it in your calling range rather than if you play for stacks on the flop, needing to get lucky to win the pot

@@dnegspoker i think if you're not willing to play for stacks when you get that flop holding a6s, you should just fold pre. you can obviously release your hand if you get raised. real question is if oka stays in and does he bet river. if the answer to both is yes, then i guess the play is fine, but i still feel checkraise or fold pre are how to play this hand.

​@wfchannel4673 the ego and level of ignorance to sit here and argue with one of the best pros who's been winning at the game for over 30 years at the highest levels is amazing... not only are you wrong but you're doubling down on your comments instead of talking the opportunity to learn something and be grateful to receive advice from a crusher of the game... listen, my friend, you don't know what you're talking about. your logic is unsound and any winning NLHE pro understands this scenario fully well. you're saying "if you played the hand preflop then you might as well get it all in when you flop a draw this good" is very poor, old school poker thinking. Daniel would be check/jamming into a board that heavily favors the range of the preflop aggressor, therefore it's theoretically suboptimal to start raising and risk your stack here. remember Dan just called pre in the BB after the open and SB call, he's going to be 3betting all the premiums that would have smashed this flop, such as AA, AK, and KK. the pre flop raiser retains all those in his range. if the flop texture was different and more favorable to the BBs preflop calling range, then you certainly can consider raising/jamming. your way of thinking is going to ensure that when Daniel shoves he always gets called by hands that have him beat, and gets instant folds from hands that were bluff c-betting. so you accomplish nothing by raising and risking your stack. which importantly was about 30bb to start the hand... imagine Oya has AK for example, and Daniel takes your advice and jams, Oya is going to snap call and Dan is a mathematical underdog to win the hand.. so you think that you can win long term at the game by trying to win pots all in as an underdog? this is poker, not roulette. there is nuance to the game and you're showing your lack of experience by making comments like that. this spot is a slam dunk call - low stakes losing players like yourself (I'm going to assume without asking, it's pretty obvious) see flops like this and just play their own hand instead of considering the situation and their opponents range.... you also said Dan can check/raise and then fold if reraised all in? seriously?? he's gonna commit what, over a 1/3rd of his stack on the flop check/raising TP+NFD and then FOLD?! what the hell are you smoking. if you c/r a value hand on this flop and get jammed on you're always calling at ~30bb... that's why on this specific flop texture, as the BB caller pre, the theory would advocate for almost zero raises against a bet. you simply cannot play suboptimal, theoretically unsound poker against top professionals and expect to win long term. i can go on and on about the nuance of these spots and why your logic is losing thinking in modern hold em, but I'll call it a day and just remind you in the future to be humble, realize that you're a losing player (winning at play money on Facebook or 5 dollar home games with friends doesn't count), and that there's much, much to this game that you don't understand... if you allow yourself to learn by admitting the things that you don't know or understand, then you'll be able to gain and implement valuable logic into your game. then every time in the future you sit down to play, you'll have new plays, tricks, and ways of thinking that will help you to win more, or in a spot like this, save your stack from ruin by not overplaying a clear check/call spot. next time you flop a draw in the blinds against the preflop aggressor and you just get it all in and lose without ever considering the ranges or the flop texture, you'll day "gah damn I should have stopped arguing with a man who's won tens of millions of dollars in poker and taken his advice, he knows a thing or two that i don't!" good luck, you're gonna need it!!

@@moeduh i didn't say checkjam. i said checkraise. daniel says he started the hand with 32 bigs, he never commits more than a third of his stack here unless he hits his flush (which should be the nuts), which i still think is right (if he calls, i actually strongly believe this is a fold pre once bonomo enters the pot). oya has a super wide range here that includes way more bluffs than made hands and bonomo can't have much either because the location of the ace of clubs is known. both players should fold the majority of the time, especially oya, which leaves daniel with position on bonomo, and if they don't fold you're still very likely getting a free turn and river with the opportunity to play for stacks if your flush hits rather than your opponents just folding if it comes in. if you do lose 10 bigs, there's not a huge difference between 22 bigs and 32 bigs at this stage of the tournament (or really any stage). daniel slides from 5th in chips to 6th in chips, and there's still a wide gap between him and last place who's the real reason to fold here pre because he's so much lower than everyone else. meanwhile daniel's about even with haxton and peters and going need to win spots to get ahead of them. half-assing a spot doesn't do that, which is why this should be a preflop fold since top pair with the nut flush draw isn't a good enough of a flop for the hand so you need to be able to turn it into bluffs sometimes if you're gonna play it and daniel shows he's not willing to do that (again why this is a fold once bonomo enters because it's such a bad bluff candidate 3-handed). i'm calling daniel out because i think he very specifically and intentionally gives bad advice in his vlogs in an effort to confuse players that play against him and weaken the field to his benefit. meanwhile, i did quite well in tournament poker last year. daniel cannot say the same.

​​@@wfchannel4673oh so now A6s is a pre fold from the BB 30+ bigs deep against a button (or cutoff) open and SB call?! you did well in tournaments, you say? what's your hendon mob? Dan is nowhere near the best MTT player in the world but he's 1000x better than you are and i can't believe that you are still seriously arguing your point in such a trivial and standard spot. you. are. wrong. your logic is garbage and you will never win at anything above $5 buyins long term having such poor fundamentals and a lack of basic thought processes in modern NL. any random fish can have a good year in MTTs, and you're obviously not a pro based on the way you're trying to talk through this spot... Daniel played enormous buyins and ended up down over a year, running poorly and playing against the absolute toughest competition on the planet. do you really think you have this spot figured out better than the guys who regularly play 100k MTTs? are you that deluded? look I'll offer you 10:1 on as much as you want that if any of the top MTT players in the world were presented this spot they would play it either exactly as Daniel did: call pre against the BTN/CO open and SB flat, then check/call flop given the action and proceed with turns ...OR, a small % may occasionally choose to low frequency 3bet pre (and fold facing 4bet from Oya or back raise from bonomo, but this is unlikely still given that we much prefer A2-A5 or anything better than A6). HOWEVER I can guaran-fucking-tee zero will advocate for check/raise/fold lol, to think we're going to c/r TP+NFD for, what, apparent value, and then fold???? or just flat out fold pre completing the action from the BB with such a great price? A6s, really? this is way better than plenty of other hands we'd also be defending with here, how the hell can we ever fold....brother you need to go hit the books. we simply cannot c/r this flop texture as the pre flop caller from the BB against the open and SB call. we have a range that simply is not strong enough to credibly rep any of the best value hands possible on this flop. without even putting it in i can bet the solver does almost zero c/r in this spot, if not absolutely 0. and if we are going to, it's going to be with bottom set for value and nothing else. you realize you'd be turning top pair and the NFD into a bluff if you were to check/raise this flop? and then we're going to stick in 12bb total out of our 32 and FOLD? you're the reason i love poker. there are just an endless amount of people who are so delusional and egotistical that think they have the entire game figured out, and will even sit and argue with players who have won tens of millions (no Daniel is not nearly the best player of all time but he's a competent, strong HSMTT player) and will double down when presented with irrefutable logic. the great thing about the game, you need to realize fast, is that there's always something new to learn. i already knew how to play this spot (as would 95%+ of winning pros) but every week i learn something new from places like this channel, to the pokergo MTT regulars, to galfond or jnandez on PLO, etc etc. i wouldn't hear galfond explain a standard spot in PLO that i might have played differently and then argue against him in the comments, he's simply way more studied than i am in PLO and if he's certain of a spot and is telling you so, say thanks for the advice and commit it to your game. you wouldn't tell Magnus carlsen he made a blunder when he moved his queen out, would you??? ya lunatic

Agreed and that's on me, I'll have it fixed for the next series and apologies!

What did that mean I did not get it

Agreed and that's on me, I'll have it fixed for the next series and apologies!

Every hear of “always go with your first instinct” .

I am am dbag sometimes too! 🙂

@@StylinProfilin3889 Nah, I 've watched Daniel Negreanu & he's definitely not a DBag 🤣 😆 DBag ➡ Phil Hellmuth 🤭 🤣 😆

@@dnegspoker You're a nice guy! 👏 😁 🤟

@@LurkerDood I know, only joking. And I agree with your choice on who is one 🤣.

I'll have it fixed for the next series and apologies!

The translator is evil )))

Yeah it's not funny either. Grown man acting like a child

@@SlapChopVince1 You're right, it's not funny that Justin is so evil that Daniel feels its necessary to give him this nickname.

Haha nah it's kind of a funny way me and my brother and people in Etobicoke talk

no way eh? lol@@dnegspoker

Opener is literally cbetting close to 100% here with many hands bonomo is even in great shape against. With 2nd pair and the backdoor nut flush draw, folding getting like 5 to 1 pot odds to a smallish cbet would be absolutely criminal here. He wouldn't even flat pre if he planned to just fold to a small cbet here even 3 ways

I dont get the thinking. Top pair AA on flop with 2 other players. One raising lite. "extract more from your flush draw" i guess but its a draw. He has so little behind.... flops the world and slow plays it ?

After the flop are you willing play for stacks with just a draw? That is what you are doing if you re-raise the flop and at this stage of the tournament the ICM implication is costly. Calling gives you a chance to hit the flush without risking everything with you as a 2 to 1 underdog. Now after the turn you are almost guaranteed behind because someone has a better ace kicker or has 3 of a kind. Bonomo isn't calling the flop without a pair or a flush draw and Daniel has a draw which makes it more likely Bonomo has trips or a better ace. Should Bonomo have raised the turn? I think he should have because an ace and a draw would probably call unless the bet was for your tournament life, but Daniel definitely can't raise with what he knows is just a draw at this point. Just FYI if you are playing online you might want to play it differently. Those who say the runouts online aren't ridiculous aren't being honest. You just have to look at your hand histories. And then there is the cheating.

In what world is top pair in 3 handed holdem a draw ?? @@frederickdaroza4963

$10k I think

nobody gives a f about israel

right?!! id be pissing and shitting my pants like a little bitch boy

its like he trying to do what trump did like 10 years ago... he is on the same level of petty and moronic

if that makes you 'lmao' I feel sorry for anyone that has to talk to you for longer than 2 minutes. Must be cringy and sad for those people.

Definitely not

Flush draws aren't a good bluffs in this spot since they block other players folding ranges, especially 3 way when Oya's checking range on the turn should be stronger than in a 2 way pot

Did you watch the vid? Daniel broke down his range in detail

Define "a lot" which combos will he call a raise with in the SB. 92cc? No? Truth is when I have the A-6 of clubs there are hardly any club combos he could ever have. A lot of the ones he might have, like QJ suited, 3 bet preflop sometimes too. So what flushes could he have? K is on board. Ace is in my hand. QJ QT JT thats 3 combos. How many Kx combos are there? A lot

@@dnegspoker thanks Daniel. It thought maybe 98, T10, T9, J9, 87 and stuff like that, but I don't know if he calls with them

@@michael3829kkao In this ICM scenario Bonomo should play relatively tight with the 7bb shortstack and also the odds with those suited connectors are worse at this stack depth (compared to f.e. 150bb effective)