It's more than Disney+ or Netflix. Lolz.

@@dtkodak123 Cost or content wise?

@@Cum007 cost... But content that's up to the user if he/she likes Disney content more than poker or vice versa.

Err what I mean a

Tony G would be proud

I would have went all in with that set of 2’s

@@benjaminjebb867 Of course. I would also if I knew the cards.

Try this in your local poker room and you get called in both spots.

My favorite comment ever from him is “there’s no way he can call” meaning he expected a fold. Guys raises and he says “see, just like I said , he didn’t call” LOL

That how he got there.. by not counting money counting games

@Joey Dunlop I think it's going a bit far to call him broke

Is Tom Dwan broke ?

Dwan is not broke. He actually just played on the new episode of High Stakes Poker this past December.

@@pauliep2020 but he could be playing with someone else's money

That’s what high stake gambling does to you day in day out

@@shahramkhodadadi9542 idk why but he looks like a Crack head. Phil I've seems like he doesn't age. Tom doesn't work out or take care of himself. It shows overtime..

u had no idea how many times I lost with pocket of aces preflop.

Well that’s just variance. If you canget your money in, especially heads up, then it’s always the right play. The great thing about going all in preflop with AA is that that play the best against it (medium suited connectors) are unlikely to call. You mostly end up against hands you crush: AK KK AQ QQ and so on. Then if you lose, it’s variance. You made a lot of money you don’t remember if you play them aggressively pre.

@@arysetiadi6344 we all lose with pocket aces its part of the game, but we win with them a lot more if you play enough poker.

All I've ever seen him do is fold

For real... I can't think of a worse plan than calling Tom Dwan on the flop without planning to call all the way down. But... and this is a HUGE but. Eastgate may have been hoping for Greenstein to raise rather than just call. Greenstein's tight early open range means he has very few deuces. Thus, if greenstein raises, and if Dwan folds, then Eastgate wins against Greenstein, who will check it down. Not a play I like, and probably a losing play, but it's the closest I can imagine to what might make sense.

Regardless of those millions he won in the main event Peter just seemed like he was playing out of his comfort zone money and competition wise and that affected his play. But the betting line sure looked like Barry had KKs or AAs and Dwan just woke up with a better deuce in a family pot. Once Peter just called Dwans raise of Barry’s bet without jamming Dwan knew Peter had a scared deuce and Barry flatting after leading into the field he had a scared over pair. Dwan also had a 10 so he raised helped him gain info right then and there and once Peter and Barry came along he knew what he had to do and he executed like a smooth criminal. So I can’t truly fault Peter but if he was playing a random $5-$10 game he would’ve been calling all the way.

Yeah, terrible fold.

Eastgate not 4-betting preflop with the AK cost Barry a lot of money on that huge hand. Dwan would have never seen the flop

i had treeps

The amount of pocket aces he got on the show is pretty mind blowing lol

He bought into his book Title too much, he was convinced he'd hit trips on the river every time.

Lol no ya didn..lol

@Joey Dunlop he's a vampire

His not lying, his got ten kickers wueen

His voice all cracking as he spoke , Barry instantly like shit I was good.. strong play though

I think Gabe Kaplan is about the best poker commentator there is. He’s the Tony Romo of commentating, but for poker.

Norm Macdonald was pretty good too.

@@Raycefan Norm who?

@@galaxygalaxy4429 MacDonald

@@Raycefan Norm MacDonald who?

But even he admitted that he was extremely lucky throughout all the seasons of the show. Still a crazy good player.

It's all the same thing from an EV perspective

...what? the less % you are to win the more you want to only run it one time.

@@ChairmanMeow1 not at all

@@ChairmanMeow1 No. Equity is the same. Running it more times reduces variance. It does nothing one way or ther other EV wise.

@@willesnille You guys dont know what you're talking about at all. If you're a huge favorite you want to run it as many times as possible. If you're a huge dog, you only want to run it once. Its simple.

Must be ptsd from similar hands...

Agreed but I think his more worried about 10 10 there. Dwan is the type to have just about any 2X combo there too, but it's giving way to much credit. If they had run it out and the board paired with 2 more overs, then it's more understandable to lay it down. But yea like it or not, u going on a calling station there and looking it up. Otherwise why bother playing the 2 4 at all? Hope to flop quads??? Lol

And a pair very unlikely to improve. Amazing hand heads up preflop but that’s pretty much it.

@@IZn0g0uDatAll And still they often play it like they can't loose.

Yeah. It’s very hard not to get excited and married with your hand. Thing is, postflop you still beat every pair imaginable (and two pairs if the board pairs). It’s not bad, but not amazing considering you lose to everything else and almost never block any straight, full houses and so on.

Multiway it's a nite mare. But short handed or even short stacked it's a brilliant hand. It's really good in spin and goes or bounty hunter format. Also grest if you have a nutter on your table as a big heads up pot could be brewing and you know you will at least start with the best hand. 😎

thats actually crazy

amphetamina

raises trips on the flop ;)

It was a family pot and dwan played it like he had a better 2, dwan read Peter had the 2 and played it like he had a better deuce, also dwans table image and card ranges, great play by dwan.

Cause Eastgate was a lucky one hit wonder nit

Dwan didn’t know he had a deuce lol he was a fantastic player but you’re overestimating him lol. Guarantee if you could ask Dwan he would tell you he would have check folded turn if he though Eastgate had a 2

@@QualityTheGamer I'm not sure that is accurate. I remember watching this hand on the show, some of the guys were betting on what everyone had and I believe someone guessed that dwan had a 2, and dwan points to eastgate and says "he had the 2". I think he knew pretty much dead on what everyone had, put eastgate on a weak 2 and barry on an overpair. I could be wrong though because it was years ago I saw this.

@@Pantso710 you're right mate after the hands over everybody was debating it and Dwan looked over to EastGate and said he got the best hands. I think whats hard for Eastgate is his bankroll and how he's stuck between a very nit opener Barry and Tom Dwan. Great play by Dwan

Both

Nits go down...

Ace king can be a really difficult hand to play sometimes

Yep!

Yeah it's him. He did season 7 of high stakes poker.

@@bwalsh1105 yes ur right sorry corrected it already ty 👍🏽

Because of the old good days lol way before went broke

Didnt he retire young shortly after? haha

He'd just won the WSOP...so effectively they had to have the world champion on there. Same as when Jamie Gold went on.

Painful to watch that fold but cant say I entirely blame him either. When he cold calls the raise on the flop Dwan has to know he has a deuce and for Dwan to fire again into him and Barry is showing a lot of strength.

@@liudizzle idk about all that but I know one thing for sure in that spot I'm never folding a deuce specially to a player like dwan I don't mind going broke there all the time... if I don't go broke with that than what am I doing really so.. thats just my two cents

It was before the KQ Dwan hand

He's got top pair and Runner Runner straight and flush draw right ? He thinks he's good and he thought Dwan was bluffing him... So it's one of two choices, either Dwan has a big overpair or he's trying to make a move. I think Barry really just instinctly thought his j was good and raised Tom 100k hoping he'd lay it down. Tom raises and Barry already has 150k in he can't fold now. But I'm not sure why Barry would put Dwan on a bluff given the action pre flop. 20kish raise preflop? I think that's what happened though.