Norman Chad is a treasure. I don't know how they nailed it on a commentary duo like this, but they're one of the best.

I love at the end "If either one of these guys is driving and im in thr passenger seat im jumping out of the car" lol

Regressed for sure 😅😅

@@phychmasher i agree one of the best duos in not just poker but all of sports in my opinion

@@phychmasher 4

The man the myth the legend makes an appearance. The guy that won a ring in a car right? Lol, gamble on brotha

Where's Ryan's checkmark

If your afraid of moving up to bigger stakes poker … watch this hand .! Lol

Its one of the best hands in the history of televised poker

It's definitely up there for sure, Ted Forrest calling down Chad Brown with just Dueces against Chad Brown in Stud is definitely up there as well

CHIP OH HEA!!!

Hahhha facts

@@p_drizzytv CHIP OAH HEAH!!!!! hahahahhahah man i've watched this 20 times and cant stop laughing

@@ryanoconnor_guitar same man too funny 😂

@@p_drizzytv CHIP OVAH HEAH!

Lol I can just imagine it. He would flipped, walking around the table cussing.

He never called a raise tho...

@@lordhegel600 did on the turn

Hellmouth is Excellent tournament player - but the worst possible role model for younger players. He will never be invited to triton because of his no class attitude

''He is some online guy''

Hey no trans talk here, let's stick to poker!

At 2:25 - he looks right into the camera - the best

Yeah they don't make enough money so they have to charge you to watch now

I miss it too...

I’ve paid for poker go last few years to watch main event and I get to the final table and it says I can’t watch due to a blackout in my region wtf is that. Do you know if KZfaq will show the main this year

They really need to bring back these 45minutes highlight shows. watching live is kinda boring.

@@7s0x they are this year. the live is gone since they switched channels

Awesome hand!! One of my favourites!! Have a great day!

You should check out "sick call" Kenny Tran's hand at the WSOP too from years ago, it's up there with this one as my two favorites. Guts.

I hope you've seen the Rui Cao v Tom Dwan by now... :)

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣

No he is just fine

@@changyi13 no hes not. The loser of this hand has no recorded poker cashes since 2013 lol

@@TheSmokey1424 lmao this hand literally ended his poker playing days for good

Sorry for asking and not googling it, but how did he finish at the end? Like x out of y amount of players?

212th out of about 6,600 entrants

Absolutely legend!

He didn't "go" anywhere. He "said" .... Chip over here.

@@keithmorgan742 I guess the cow doesn't go moo it "Says" moo? What does the ting do rather than go skrrrrra? The thing with language is it breeds and empowers creativity, and it develops with its speakers. Yes, it would be equally valid, and possibly more precise to use "said", but it's devoid of emotion. It doesn't portray the emotion, the barbarity of the action, the whole body interaction. It is not sufficient in this context. The useage of "go" to mean "say" (although "utter" might be a preferred synonym there) is not exactly new. It's something people understand and use colloquially. It's probably time to accept that. If you must take it from a person you trust, take it from charles dickens, back in 1836: ‘Yo-yo-yo-yo-yoe,’ went the first boy. ‘Yo-yo-yo-yoe!’ went the second." [The Pickwick Papers, ch.9]

@@isaacbragg-gardiner2456 You need to stop and re-observe your own life when you put this much mental effort into a youtube comment.

@@isaacbragg-gardiner2456 well said!!

@@trundlegod6929 he wasn’t replying to you and you still took the time to make this comment. how are you any better? i’m glad i read this guy’s comment because i actually found it interesting. on the other hand you said nothing of value and commented only to insult him. you should probably reobserve your own life and don’t say anything about me, I’m typing this comment just to call you an idiot

VERG GOOD EYE LOL 😂

Felt like he was breaking the 4th wall talking straight to us in audience!

So awesome to watch man..

@@dgritsak147 lol

@@Alec____ "HEADS UP, two bad hands" Wow, so hard to read huh.... Obviously any Duece ex pre isn't a good call. Thanks DNEGS!

Nobody outplayed anybody. This was near brainless play that was dictated by the river. If either player bets the turn, the hand ends there.

@@erick4923 nope. They both know the pot gets huge if anyone bets the turn. “Oh you want to bet out with two 9’s on board do you? Raise!” “Oh you want to rep the 9 do you? Re raise!”

@@mrbejam No chance. Either player could have had pocket 10, J, Q, K, A. I guarantee neither had the guts to take it any further.

@@erick4923 I strongly disagree, they were both well known hyper aggressive players (pretty sure Tran had been on a televised WPT event by that time… or am I being racist and getting mixed up I dont know - same shirt). That’s how they got their chips. If you think they’re ABC players then that’s where the confusion is. They were both sat at the table playing each other and knew each other’s style. Now I’m not going to say there was a whole lot of finesse and skill, but it is still great pure poker of mind and heart over what hands beat what. That’s why Texas hold ‘em became the championship game. Because limit hold ‘‘em etc was more about pot odds/implied odds and hold ‘‘em was about having heart. Additionally if you play it that safe you’ll do well in cash games, but you’ll rarely win a major title (which takes a huge amount of luck anyway as I’m sure you know. But the legends of the game like Stu Ungar hero calling with J high - they knew the player and could read them enough to know what hands their opponent didn’t have.

Because they are bad moves

@@domenicfieldhouse5644 Better than sitting with your hood up, sunglasses on and headphones in all day just waiting for Aces.

@@ImMagnetz OK lmao bro, sure but why pose it as some sort of false dichotomy? Back then you could get away with getting out of line more, nowadays people are more studied in holdem and there exists solved preflop ranges and a better understanding of how to navigate postflop, the reason you don't see these kinds of moves any more is they are deemed to be -EV

@@ImMagnetz i guess the good players just get dealt aces a lot mm. I was wondering why i always lose

@@ImMagnetz the point is you dont have to do it with 23o. you can still make a move when u miss the board with some beautyfull hand like 78s AKo

Not really. He could easily check a full house there. 97suited or 77 would take this exact line. 3bet bluff pre. bet big on flop. call the 3bet on the flop to trap. Check turn to disguise when having the board locked up. Polarize bet river. It's also a pot control check bc after he calls that 3bet on the flop Tran is very very unlikely to bet again on the turn.

Thats how you to crack tight players.

It's "a pair of dueces never looses"... because it rhymes.

When

@@voidzminer1017 all day!!

But where does he read his hand? He never said anything about K-8...just the call= read?

Lol

The rest of the table realized they are playing with a couple psychos.

Cool story bro!

Not luck. More like skill to see thru bullshit haha

@@illegalactivities501 Yeah... "i could tell he had a lower hand then the lowest possible hand"... Pure skill😂

he cant raise 165k was 2/3 of his stack u newbie idiot

@@rdmize111 Well, it's not "luck" to say "I call". That is a skill.

Tran needs to learn to size properly but aside from that and lol2012ranges didn’t rly do anything wrong Alcober played that hand so fkd up from oop and his line made zero fkn sense

he donked of his chips doing the same bs

@@LIONTAMER3D that's not donked lol, that's just straight up crazy.

@@user-sm7kl1uq1j he made identical calls on the river, one pair, a little speech before calling; this was the only correct one & he busted out.

I think he says "chips over here".

I come Back to this vid every now and then, it’s always so sick lol

Jackson vs Ivey (in Monaco?) also very nice

Calm down

No it's one of the worst, it's like watching two 10 year olds play.

@@plo8450 These guys are pros. This was one hand a tournament. Tran was not playing his hand, he was in position, playing a player who had just won the two previous hands. It was bluff against bluff. In the end it was an amazing hero call.

@@isgarryify try and justify it if you want but anyone who has a basic knowledge of poker knows both players played this horrendously. Think about it his opponent could have any medium to high pocket pair including Jack's. He didn't 'read' shit, he's just an imbecile.