exactly what I was thinking

also add a no shirt day in there

Be sure to add in a tuxedo and sometimes a bikini top to keep your range extra wide.

I don’t think blouses are really Vanessa’s style, def the classy button down tho

You wanna mix in some small and some large tank tops to make sure you’re balancing your range correctly

It really is. Because the hand you're most likely losing to is the flopped boat. Added to the fact there are seven Ax's you're beating and one you're chopping with, only two suited aces (that aren't AQ/AK) you're losing to, and you're getting 4-1 your money. It's not a great board for a river bluff, but KQh and KJh are still possible.

@@herzwatithink9289 did you watch the hand and listen what Jeff said? KJh not possible, look at junglemans hand. I guess jungleman thought his hand with his stack is so face up and commited to a call on the river that a bluff isnt really out there with that kind of player and any weaker ace will just call the riverbet instead of shoving, A3s, A6s, A9s, 33,66,99, are most likely, any better ace also is raising on flop or turn having a flush draw out there

@@moonshine_blade8266 True, KQh only. Not true that players won't often shove a weaker ace on the river, especially given the stack sizes. Might be reckless, but they still do, and AT will be a value push for a lot of players. You can't say a river bluff isn't out there when jungleman folded. What you can say is it's unlikely he'd be doing it without something like KQh, with mid to high pair bluffs being unlikely once jungleman fires the third barrel. But I agree that you wouldn't want to assign much credence to pure river steals, and when it's a bad board for that anyway, it seems unlikely. I also agree that he really looks pot committed, which makes it even less likely. I don't know Phua, but he looks like a crazy Asian, and that complicates things. From my live play there are too many times crazy Asian players are wont to reraise pre-flop with 33 and 66 with position on the opener and I don't want that to be the case here, because those are two of the three hands I'm worried about by the time the dust settles. I'd originally thought jungleman was in the cutoff and Phua had the button, where 99, AQ and AK are almost obligatory three bets, so that changes things a fair bit, when even 99 and AQ are call/raise hands. I still think it unlikely Phua goes past the turn with 99, but it is possible. You're right that this is an incredibly disciplined fold.

@@herzwatithink9289 KTh...

Goes to show how good he is. So hard to flop strong in NL too.

Lol, that’s funny. Huge fan of Doug’s videos!!! More Poker news please!!!

Haha

Is this funny to people ? I don't understand the mentality of this "if you aren't playing poker your opinion means squat". Commentators usually never play the sport to that level and the ones that have make are great with analytics ! Gary Lineker, Stephen Hendry ect... I really enjoy this channel, with or without Doug playing !

Luke Crommer it was an ironic joke referencing the “high quality vlogs” from the likes of Andrew neeme and johnnie vibes. Not meant to disparage dp in any way

@@RyanDepauloDegenerateGambler Parkour !!

He's the best I've ever seen. Every hand he plays is electric.

Daniel L he got bluffed off an overpair for around 100K

Thomas O'Brien ok? So has every other high stakes pro dumbass

He’s mobbed up

@@QasperDubstep Jungleman sucks, I could beat him heads up 10/10

Because he's sick.

I am broke every single time in 1000 years here

@@buzz092 I am broke even before looking at AJ.

Nice recap

I love Jeffs passion for poker.

Wouldnt need to

Luke Schwartz?

@@adminstrativeuser8930 Wow you are a fucking genius. Well done.

@@adminstrativeuser8930 Some completely broke tard living in moms basement

If you say it on the internet I believe it. Good job! F*** the haters!!

What did you learn about it?

HAHAHAHAHA.

lollll

I know exactly what reference you're making. I know it, you know it, heck Doug knows it. I won't say what it is though.

Don't say it in the comments though

Paul gave off a reverse tell, but it was on the flop right after he made a boat. Around 3:10 in the video, he scrunches up his face a few times like he's unhappy.

There was something that happened during the video that made me realise I would enjoy it, I won’t say what it was though

Fuck off 😂😂😂

For real paul phua is hillarious

🤣🤣🤣

😂

I tried it another video, and it said ""What's up guys dog talk here". Now I wanna try'm all 🙈

The next I tried, said "What's up guys dog pol Karen" Not sure what that means 👀

One said "What's up guys up old Karen" I'll just leave it at that, I guess 😕

Or just Brad O

Or just me

Yeah, it’s easy to say you picked up a live tell when you’re staring at Paul’s cards.

How much to share? I’ll pay double of what Charlie charges you must be on another level to know this type of tell

@@kenshin521 Yeh how ridiculous, what a joke to even say I picked up a live tell when watching a recording. You know how the hand ends already 😂

You think you have impressive foresight? That's NOTHING! I predict that in 2020 there will be a global epidemic

dont be the guy that plays a $10 tournament and says " whatever man its just a $10 tournament " when its a $1600 first place

Or just use it on “postflop strategy” and get it for free

@@joshuamitchell5530 Thanks for the suggestion!

LOL. So you can get his heads up mastery class for only $975. If you think that’s high think about how much the time machine you are going to have to buy to get you back to 2012 when it was relevant.

DW Corporate 2s are low, 3 are middle, 4 high and 5s and above never ever fold under any circumstances

That was my thought, by saying that it’s like saying he didn’t want the hand to go dead

Or the mile wide smile on the flop

I think that tipped it over. Tbh I think he put him on his exact hand. He spent that time convincing himself that his gut feeling was right.

These pros dont make tournement life decisik s based off tells.

@@patienceisalpha Phuu has been playing those high stakes for a long time. He is part owner of Titan as well.

Tom Dwan's master

"Poker Hands" very original!

@@KamuiX707 Sarcasm is hard

Sarcasm is getting old wrt to that particular joke.

@@synchronium24 the best trolls never give up

Honestly. The Antonius/Carrel hand is even better. Calling down for your tournament life after flopping bottom pair. Balls of steel for Antonius.

He said he dont enjoy playing anymore.

He's entitled to a change of ❤️.

Agreed, when you're short stacked it's jam or fold. I'd lean towards jamming suited AJ and folding out off suit. Also depends how active you've been at the table too so... tough call.

Damn eyelash,you got me

@Piano Mover Jones that the other guys name? Lol

@Piano Mover Jones ah I see. thanks brother. I have heard his name now you mention it. Well, Randy and Nick are an excellent combo.

Asking how much somebody has left is usually a sign of weakness. So, unless you interpreted this as a blatant reverse tell, I don't know how you could interpret this as giving away the strength of his hand.

I guess that was Jungleman's read, the real secret of this hand.

Under the gun is the player to the left of big blind. First to act pre-flop. Cutoff is player to right of the dealer button. Hijack position is player to the right of cutoff, or 2 spots to the right of the button.

hard to say without knowing the history between these two

Monte Werle global poker

@@Dplatt49 Why isn't global poker illegal for U.S. players?

TripleJack is a hell of a site (with tournaments and omaha) but it's on virtual chips not money.

On global you purchase coins and then you are given money to play on the site with for “free”. if you buy 10 dollars worth of coins you are given 10 “free” dollars worth of cash to play with. This is how they get around the law as far as I know. I’ve had good success so far and the cash outs are pretty simple