Inside the Mind of a Pro: Adrián Mateos @ 2019 Caribbean Poker Party (6)

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Inside the Mind of a Pro: Adrián Mateos @ 2019 Caribbean Poker Party (6)

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Only 170 players remain in the Caribbean Poker Party Main Event, 125 of whom will get their share of the $10,000,000 in cash prizes. In other words: bubble time is near, and with his gigantic 100-big blind stack, Adrián Mateos is well intent on crushing this crucial phase!
Inside the Mind of a Pro puts you at the heart of the action during the most critical moments in the biggest live poker tournaments on the planet. Exciting and insightful, this innovative show gives you an exclusive, first-hand real-time account of exactly what goes through the mind of a top poker pro when millions of dollars are at stake. After an incredible run at the 2019 WSOP (2 bracelets back to back), our Winamax Team Pro is heading to the Bahamas for the Caribbean Poker Party: high buy-ins, huge guarantees! Needless to say, many of the best MTT players in the world have joined the jamboree as well...
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@vss166 Жыл бұрын

Spectacular content, I watch a lot of poker related content on youtube and i find this incredibly enjoyable, among the best. Keep it up!

@DennisBackhaus 3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Winamax Europe - good episode :)

@Baffu99 3 жыл бұрын

Thnx for the Content!

@steveg7817 3 жыл бұрын

So you have to have someone order your food for you in advance then you only have 10 minutes to eat it? Doesn't seem fair to the recreational players

@longevo3 3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful lady dealer at 26:18

@ronaldvanrooijen2880 Жыл бұрын

With the A3 hand (A of hearts): I think you can raise the turn. Villain should raise most 2 pairs and sets on the flop, what creates a somewhat capped range but includes flushes. You block some of those flushes. If villain calls your raise on the turn, you still have the opportunity to bluffshove on most rivers (Not on a J, 10, 9, 8, 7 or 6 that isn't a heart). This puts some ICM pressure on your opponent as well. Or do you think that your image is too agressive so you get called too often?