@@wilhelmraspe1846 there is timing that make great quotes. Same with jokes. If the timing is wrong it's unlikely to be heard or registered the same way.

@@wilhelmraspe1846 fair point. I wouldn't feel so bad for him. He's likely been in that situation a few times throughout his career. Doyle, I assume, felt it was ok to make that joke and that David wouldn't have taken it to heart.

One of my favourite table talks

@@wilhelmraspe1846 It may have sounded revolting but it’s not always about what someone says it’s about why they say it. Doyle’s little jab/comment was saving Benyamine from feeling he had to stay with running it once when Guy is offering options. Benyamine keeps repeating to Guy that he said once so once and Negreanu chiming in for some reason nobody knows with “you (Guy) said once…once” and Benyamine’s head is spinning and he’s actually arguing against his own best interest. Doyle sees this so cracks a little joke at Benyamine’s expense to bring him back before it’s too late and does it without suggesting what they should do with THEIR hand, unlike Negreanu. Suddenly Benyamine’s not arguing against himself anymore. We’ll never know for sure but had Guy not let him off the hook right after I think Benyamine would have asked to run it 2 or 3 or 4 times but definitely would not have stuck with only once. Point is that Doyle’s comment slowed David down which is WHY Doyle says it and that’s why Doyle is the man. And who knows, maybe it ended up giving a little extra time for Guy to come up with the best offer Benyamine’ or anyone in his spot is ever gonna get at a poker table.

@@wilhelmraspe1846 No problem with telling it how it is, especially without malevolent intention

You'll never find a single person on this planet that has a negative thing to say about him. He's bailed out so many card players. He has done this to 5 or 6 people I can think of off the top of my head.

@@tommygust9844 💯💯💯💯 agree man. He’s just a wholesome guy. And you can tell he just loves to play poker for the fun of it.. he’s not trying to bust someone broke. If he ever did, he would probably stake them 😂

@@PokerJunkie83 I've watched him bang with Ivey and then watched him play 100-200 in the same night. He's so cool.

@@tommygust9844 😂😂😂 100-200 would send me through the roof Guy: low stakes.. I think I have a 50k bundle or two in my trunk 😂

Thats the canadian in him!

There are rumors that he was playing with his bankroll money. So that's why his reaction.

Yes and his face is the opposite of the buzz going on all around him.. it’s perfect.

What a pussy he should of Atleast ran his flush draw for the 125k more

@@Noname23489 It was Guy proposing all the time. And he just accepted the best offer. He is not a pussy. HSP after all is business and not for fun, except for billionaires may be. When 2 players make a deal, no 3rd person has the right to intervene. None of the players on the table said a word, and in fact, were fairly surprised at this proposal. Nonetheless, everybody was happy in the end. And that what should matter Mr. Cory.

even give him the 168k is plus ev in the long run

Hard to river someone if you already have an overpair 😅. What a clown.

I think it was the first episode of the $500,000 buy-in when Jamie tried to bluff Guy. Gabe: "Lesson #1 Jamie. Don't try to bluff billionaires."

I don't agree. Even if you listen at the very end of the video Antonio says "He gave Jamie a $180,000 break earlier". He was referring to the hand between Sammy Farha and Jamie Gold.. Sammy knew he had the best hand and Jamie was practically crying for Sammy not to raise so Sammy just checked it. An absolute cringe hand to watch but yeah you're wrong.

@@Test21Test Sammy was not sure at all where he was in the hand when the 10 hit on the river & all the crying Gold was doing confused Sammy. Even Gabe commented on that. Sammy didn't give Gold a 180 K break. Sorry, but your wrong.

@@Test21Test sammy just wanted to keep Jamie as a friend to take the rest of his wsop money in future games

​@@mikespigsty2055 He did give him a break, there was no way Jamie was so excited pre-flop with any kind of 10 in his hand, he was saying he thought he might have had a 10 to save face in front of the other sharks

Made no sense though. I really wonder if he knew that he was bluffing or not

why doyle is calling there has been an absolute mystery to me for 15 years

@@cordialpulpwriter When you sit for 8hours and havnt made a pair you go crazy

Ya pretty much. It's easy to through around a million bucks when you are a billionaire

@@jsbmx2039 indeed

@Alice Williams yeah it will... does anyone know what happend to David Benyamine? Is he still playing or broke as a church rat?

What? He won that hand you nimrod

@@williamzagarella8066 Haha. Take a breath keyboard warrior. Overthink your logic kid.

And $31 million lost on online poker tables, he isn't sweating it

You know why tho? He knows Guy is favorite and he wants him to win the pot so that the ‘fish’ can have the money and not David.

@@fashelfut You could be right but I feel like Negreanu was tilted from losing some big ones and wanted to see it happen to someone else for a change. … I know I may be reaching but I hear a little spite in there when he says it. Whatever Negreanu’s reason was he had no business in the discussion. He was basically trying to say that Guy said once and so that’s it.. when it’s not it until Guy and David say so. I don’t think Benyamine heard it either as he was too focused on Guy deciding his fate. But i know if I was in Benyamine’s predicament and I did hear someone chiming in like Negreanu did I’d be pissed big time.

I’ll forever hate that we didn’t get to see the turn and the river

@@lucassredzinski8671 They should have played for the pot that was already there at most, for guy to go beyond that and just say take money back was such bullshit. We as an audience wanna see the hand play out

@@royfokerpoker1802 agreed

@@royfokerpoker1802 yea, well when you start playing poker "for the audience", you let me know.

@@chriswright8114 Ok Karen

I like the vid closing with Antonio saying that it was very nice of Guy too, cause it was, and someone needed to say it.

@@Johnny2Feathers 💯💯

man he & mike sucks & annoying

Not to mention going out of position against Doyle himself.

Probably the quads.. he'd be thinking about it until this day!

@@brandonvernet of course not

@@fanfan7848 Why not?

@@brandonvernet because poker is about decisions

@@fanfan7848 Decisions that you can regret.

Really ?

For real he seems like such a fish, his pot against farha was just sad

he sucks lmao

Guy le dijo que lo dejaba ir sin tener que apostar todo su dinero y que solo se quedaria con lo que ya estaba en el pot. Obvio Benyamine acepto y ninguno de los dos quiso ver el flop, turn ni river aunque ya no contaran.

You didn't watch the video

Laliberte lose the benefit of approximate 1227.9k * ( 65-35 ) / 100 / 2 - 113.9k / 2 ~ 127k by deciding the early win.

Bill Klein is better in my opinion

That’s why Guy wanted to play for such high stakes. He knows most of the pros are out of their comfort zones.

Pathetic. Do you know how many people would switch places with you in a heartbeat right now? More than half the people on the fkin planet. Count your blessings, and be quiet.

I'm guessing you don't play at a high rollers' lounge at the Bellagio, though.

What are u talking about? Ub?

@@88mphDrBrown full tilt eg?

@Little Oggie is this the little Oggie that uploads Hogan's hereoes?

That's f'd up, but I'm not surprised the community is has always been full of scumbags.

@Little Oggie exactly... he was wise enough to quit unlike a guy called Gustav from Denmark