I would have folded the QQ

I always fold quads

🤣

They dont even fold laundry

He should've shoved the flop to scare his opponent off.

Chaz Smith not only quads, you also need to always fold royal flush, it’s very risky

my life is a lie Just fold every hand, wayy too risky

barrett -xl Fold the entire casino table and carry it away, too risky.

Well, you win 50% of the time

Always fold quads but if you have quints go all in

May all your pots be monsters. great guy.

His side-kick's reaction sounded phony, like the whole thing was rigged.

@@skinovtheperineum1208 he has been caught cheating at events he has played at. Wouldn't be surprised if he knew the entire time!

nah, he's just human like you and me. If he was God he wouldnt have died.

A god of his craft indeed, but not God the Almighty.

I was playing 2s wild down in Waco and was all-in with 5 of a kind aces. I thought I couldn't lose. It turned out the other guy had Smith & Wesson .357

Was at a home game, but i witnessed a straight flush lose to a royal, was between the two big stacks at the table. Probably 20+ years ago, and we still talk about it too!!! You never forget your biggest wins, and your biggest beats XD

At a small local tournament, had quad 3s on the flop. Opponent got quad 9s on the river after I went all in. That shit still messes with me 16 years later 😂

Home cash game, community cards were 5,6,7,8 of hearts and something else. Both guys go all in. One had the 4 of hearts, other had the 9 of hearts. Str8 flush over str8 flush. That was wild

same exact hand a couple weeks ago. I had kings and my friend had queens. I flopped quads and he flopped a queen. Then the river was a queen...

Best comment here.

@Ryan Corsaut Lol 😂😂

Omg🤣🤣 Not that its funny he died, but just the imagination picture and what he is "poker brat" XD

Hahaha

@@almost1889 🤣

That's the face of a man who is absolutely thrilled that he wasn't the one with 4- 9's on that hand.

Bad beat jackpot must have been pretty big that day, but it was a tournament so it doesn’t count.

Look at him at 5:01

I loved watching his eyes! 9's, Q's, 9's, Q's, HOLY SHIT!

@@fullbag50 hahhahaha he is SO FUCKING IN THE HAND!"!!! hahaha it is amazing

I am torn between this and the hand at the wsop main event where quads lost to a straight or royal flush

That title belongs to royal flush vs quad aces

He’s dead

@@SlXkxmx It was quad aces losing to a royal flush with Ray Romano sitting at the table.

Hats, not Hat's.

@@Dr.IanPlect You're right Ian. Nothing better to do than correct grammar on the internet? :-) That's - not thats - a full time job I reckon.

@@geoffn54 I know I'm right.

@@Dr.IanPlect You sound like a great guy Ian. Get bullied at school?

@@geoffn54 muted

idiot

And hand still out waiting for a shake.

=))

His expression is priceless. Lol.

And sausages have entered it

happened to me last night xD full house over quads

I had k10 and my opponent had 10 10. Flop was k-k-10 He was dead on the flop. He looked sick.

@@torylangley3747 happened to me last night. flop comes 333 i had pocket 9's...........this fker had 10/3 off suit

@@illyillyill did they call a preflop raise with that garbage???

@@solublesolvents8507 Of course, it was online ....Bovada. Rigged for action, rigged algorithm having BS. lol.

Him and Gabe Kaplan.

I started playing poker a year after he died. I had no clue he died until I read this comment. Rip mike

Sometimes I really doubt that the online poker algorithm intends to make those hands, just to make things dramatic to attract more players.

​@@super0anhlePlaying luck based games online is always a bad idea. I always think that there is an algorithm that will help an specific player to win in a lose position

@@super0anhle I remember when online poker was becoming big in the early 2000s. I had NEVER seen hands/action like it at any real table. Quit online poker about 2 weeks after trying it for the first time. AI clearly produces bad beats for the sake of action.

​@@Kyle_Rieli've always been worried that whatever program youre using for online poker would put an AI in as a player and load up their hand against you

I thought u had bad luck with ur shard pulls Chosen.

I agree...great commentary!!!

look at his face - just look at his face

@@ismaelamaya9755 It's great in words but please, American commentators, stop shouting and squealing like excited girls.

That man is a pro at commentating

He looks like he's on a prank TV show

Vince Van Patten would've ask Sexton what next week's PowerBall numbers were

all tables where cards are shown face up on tv have a delay, typically 15-30 minutes. I'm sure the commentators were aware this hand was coming up, someone would have told the booth by then perhaps even robl himself

Thanks for the bad news.

Haha SEX

Thomas R #mood

Lmao

iknowthatfeel

Yeah, the hand I was dealt looks really good to everyone outside, but it's the formula for failure.

😂😂

Like the poor guy in the WSOP who went out.......... with quad aces.

@@TonyEnglandUK Holy, how? Was there a straight flush or royal?

@@matikkkii3482 The poor guy flopped trip Aces, rivered quads and lost to a Royal. It's on here - Royal Flush vs AAAA

@@TonyEnglandUKI heard they gave him a free WSOP main event buy in bc if that hand that is literally the WORST beat you can have in poker bro if I lose with quad AAs im flipping tables out of anger because that will probably never happen again

My personal favourite: Royal flush vs. Quad Aces kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hpp6pc6oyarLZo0.html

They both played it horrible though.

How is it best, when the hand simply “plays itself”? Interesting hands have real decisions.

Richard Zheng no way, he’s shoulda folded the 9s on the river.... it was obvious it was quad Qs

Poker is so dangerous!

lockodonis you donkey no one woulda folded the river you can tell by everyone reaction how big that was

dazzer nah.... you’re wrong, I woulda folded within half a heart beat.... so obvious it was quad queens.....

@@lockodonis ight cool go win a bracelet

nitpicking but Seto only had 3 blue eyes out as he tore the 4th one up after winning it from solomon (yugi's grandpa) so it could never be used against him (also yugi, not yu-gi-oh, is his name)

@@thetxphantomttv Thank you For correcting Harry, you did my dirty work for me :)

Also in fairness putting all 3 blue-eyes on the field in a format where dark hole is legal is beginner shit, Kaiba deserved the loss much more than Robl.

Underrated comment. Yugio is the shit

Lol well played Harry.

The hotel room 2 minutes from now is a different story.

Mad respect to Robl taking that like a champ.

This is a cooler hand, not a bad beat.

@@RassionellMaddman It's both.

@@YTSparty no, it isn't at all. From the start to the end, the QQ was the favourite to win.

Sounds like The Unabomber Laak

@@travisaaron2841 It is

Bet ya that felt like standing on 3 inch nail....ouch!

@@rocknral Plus, no bad beat bonus.

Well, when you have TTTT and someone wants to stack off, they must have something good, right?

That's that Phil Hellmuth luck

@@aheroictaxidriver3180 LOL. I can't tell if you're serious. I didn't see this reply before, but yeah... I should have known he had something really good to "stack off" against my quads. 😅 He had KJ spades, and the flop came T-T and a red 6. If I had something like A-T, he had what... a 5% chance of winning with a flush? But his chance to beat the quads was .2%. That's .002. How could I be so stupid? A cooler is a cooler. This one almost certainly cost me 6 figures. It's a feeling you don't forget.

very sick, but the funny thing is, it's an uninteresting hand in terms of the sport, as there are a couple different obvious ways to play with the nuts. It's going to end with all ins on both sides no matter what strategy.

So rough

I've had pretty much this exact same hand. Quads 9s vs quads Qs, and I was the unlucky guy with the 9s. Needless to say I was out of that (home) tournament...

@@jeffk1722 ...a few years back, maybe 7 or 8, there was a televised hand where an asian guy was busted out of the wsop main event holding quad aces vs. a straight flush...talk about sick...the guy just stood up and walked out without ever looking back or saying a word

@@itstherecit17 they gave that guy a free entry for the next year

Cheezynachoz 😂

Lmfao

Lol

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Postle would have check folded on the flop, or folded pre-flop

John Juanda: I had treeps

@@F82M4yvr lol. Remember that

Sick.

Yeah but nobody liked that kid. So it's not much of a bet

What’s a closed friend

@@zizoumonk10 its a gay thing

I disagree. They should be open friends.

@@auto1nfanticid3 You're thinking of closeted, not closed. Are you dyslexic

ajar friends

Go avs!

Jean Roberre has had some priceless reactions after being on the bad end.

Lol the chuckle he has when he says it makes it so funny

Poker commentary doesn't seem the same without Mike's knowledge and wit.

That’s what I’m talking about, an absolute gentleman for his reaction

Playing poker online will train you for this kind of extremely unlucky BS

In damn Zynga, there is always somebody has better than yours, even if you got Royal flush there is somebody who got Divine flush.

@@buccaschie royal flush losing to 5 aces. In fact you aren't even dealt cards, your chips just disappear and you're kicked off the table.

Is zynga really rigged? Because I keep getting fucked like this clip

BHRxRACER I don’t think it was always that way. I played Zynga in its early days back in 2008 or something, possibly even earlier. I remember it was integrated with Facebook at the time and I was chip leader among all my Facebook friends. Then one day it screwed up and put me in a table where the blinds were 250,000/500,000 and I only had 2,000,000 chips in total. Before it would automatically put you at a table with blinds that made sense for how many chips you had. I stopped playing after it did that and haven’t touched it in ten years. Didn’t even know it was still around.

Ismael Amaya jk?

Yes, people do fix decks.

Why isn't it possible to have those cards?

I flopped quads once and lost to a straight flush

@@stirfrybry1 i flopped a full house in the first tournament i played in, it was also the only tournament lol

You went all in at the flop?

@@simonetozzi7912 on the turn. when it didn't look like it would play well with the flop i pushed all in. they had the two cards that connected for a straight flush. we live and learn

@bryan snyder Bunch of flopping wieners

Right!! - when they call the 9 on the river before it shows, and mention look at the third players face.

Is that Laak?

Damn right Lewis was lucky. A few years back when I started playing I made a similar screwup and I wasn't so lucky. Flopped an A high flush, opponent bet and I called and all other players folded. Heads up now- I hit a royal on the turn. My opponent bet and I stupidly raised (like Lewis) and he folded. I won the hand obviously but I squandered a chance to get more chips out of that.

He didn't actually. He raised on the flop to make it look like he was making a thin bluff. It would have worked as some players would take a stab at a reraise.

@@unAgorist him having quads is irrelevant. He was trying to induce a reraise on the flop by making a weak raise. He was also calculating his implied odds for the hand.

If he was on a draw he's only getting paid on flop and turn

Raising on the flop with quads, worst move I have ever seen. Is this clown a pro?

That's because MOST of on-line poker is RIGGED. Anybody that believes on-line poker is "fair" is naive and an ignorant fool.....If I'm gambling on anything it is LIVE and in-person.

@@jaysantos536 I agree, but best don't gamble at all. It really does give back very badly. It's next to imposible to walk away with anything long term.

@@omega9402 " best don't gamble at all?" I absolutely disagree. You can gamble on yourself in individual sports (golf, bowling, etc) or in "friendly" card games with "fun" money or sports like horse racing where you are betting against others assuming you have more/better information than they do. Recreationally...And by the way..nearly everything you do in LIFE is a "gamble" in one way or another. You just should always weigh risk vs. reward. And 99.9% of folks should limit ANY gaming in casinos because all those big bright casinos were built with LOSERS money...And at least 80% of frequent gamblers will lose over time..

@@jaysantos536 ​ I love the way you corrected me. I fully agree with what you just said.

I once flopped top set v bottom pair on a 8 5 3 rainbow flop, somehow allin on flop (online tournament). Turn 3 River 3. I was in disbelief for the next 20 minutes, completely sick.

Ok Hellmuth

m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aMmkoKupqZq2j4k.html This is more unbelievable

Imagine getting a straight flush but your opponent have Royal flush

U think?

They have the exact same jackpot at my local casino, Artichoke Joe's.

I'm pretty sure the odds are over a million to one!

how do you define 'natural'?

@@notrecyborg5492 not my definition. The definition of a “natutal” made hand is universal in nearly all card rooms. It simply means both of your hole cards play.

@@jaredcarrick3468so on quads that would mean if you had A2 and three aces come out your 2 won’t play as there will be a higher card out there ? That would suck for the bad beat

Looking at your pic i believe you! lmao

Doc Holliday Lol

He's right tho. At least 9 times out of 10 that big bet will force a fold when he should be milking his quad queens for max value. He got amazingly lucky - Robl had a great hand.

I never said Laak was wrong, I was just pointing out a funny inconsistency.

To be fair, he never should be raising there. Ever

@@wuamiller he knew other player was on tilt, the commentators mentioned it in the beginning. If you flop quads you already won... you have two options check and represent nothing or bet and represent high pair/set. That's what he did. He correctly read that the other player was playing a pair pre-flop, maybe aces, maybe kings and the other player believed he had connected AQ or KQ with the board or was straight up bluffing because of the consecutive high bets. It's like reverse psychology, if you do the opposite of what you're supposed to do it makes it harder for your opponent to read your hand. It doesn't work always but with good reads and a little luck it's the best way to play quads, specially since the 3x 8k preflop bet was already cushioning any folds. Flopping quads is not easy to play. If you put your opponent on high cards the max extraction value is often low if you play by the book.

Danjimaru did you even watch how the hand played out? Lewis was in position after the flop.... Robl led into him.... why would Lewis raise in position? If Robl had AA or KK he would’ve almost for sure 3-bet pre.... Robl very very rarely has AA/KK there.... and Lewis has QQ so what possible hands is Robl leading on the flop there? A9, JT, JJ, TT, maybe some suited KT/KJ/J8/T8 hands that have gunshot and backdoor flush outs.... it’s actually kinda surprising he led into the raiser with 99 Lewis got so lucky that Robl had the one single hand where raising actually works in his favor Also... if Robl WAS on tilt, why would Lewis raise in position? Would he not want Robl to keep blasting off if he’s bluffing and on tilt?

@@wuamiller Poker players of this caliber in Robl's position don't recognize a slow play of a big hand? What would a call by Lewis have signaled? That he had a hand he couldn't let go of? Robl still would have needed what he had in order to keep betting into it. This hand was going to end up the way it did regardless of how it was played.

why do you no longer play?

Lewis announced quads before turning over his cards, so thats not correct

@@magichands135 timestamp?

@@karukheros2765 Right:at the end

@@magichands135 Robl thought he had the best hand till right before he stood up.

Just because he says quads doesn't mean Robl should think he's saying "I have Quad Queens" The guy could be saying "Quads" like it was a question to Robl…"Do you have Quads?" When you just let out a statement and not a full sentence, it's hard to understand what you're saying. You have to play poker to understand where the misunderstanding occurred.

I swear bruh poker stars is playing with me.

Lewis played that so atrociously

@@Matttakala I'm glad we have this full clip, it's sO entertaining. But it would have been funny if Robl had folded when he raised. Which was very possible; as Mike Sexton said he has just about the only hand he's gonna continue playing.

@@skyeangelofdeath7363 LOL. You're horrible at NLH. Why would Robl lead into the PF raiser and then fold when the PF raiser continued with his aggression??? It makes absolutely no sense for Robl to do that. That's why it's called a donk bet; only a horrible player would do that, especially at a televised final table.

@@aheroictaxidriver3180 You're reading comprehension is awful. Obviously Robl is not folding here because of the hand he holds. My comment is directed at the play of Lewis. Since both Mike Sexton & Phil Laak both agree with my position on that; I believe the issue is settled.

@@skyeangelofdeath7363 It doesn't have anything to do with the hand he holds, genius. Leading into the preflop raiser and then folding if he raises would be lighting chips on fire. It would be a completely asinine play. Robl would NEVER do that. You're commenting about poker even though you barely understand it.