@Casey Mitchell But u both joined 3 weeks ago and both have 1 comment on this channel. Unfortunately we are poker player's and should be smart enough to call your bluff

Jamie gold is the saddest ever. Delighted he's not on our screens anymore playing 10 dollar buy ins these days ha

@@darraghsheehan9467 10 dollar buy-ins? Really?

@@wtfisditvoorbullshit no

@@BobCassidy if you look up his net worth online they say he's worth 14 million.

He brings his dinner and cash in the same bag

What do you keep your cash in? 🤷‍♂️

@@bigsteed007 Good point.

The amount of cash I have could fit in a snack size ziplock bag

@@bigsteed007 my wife's purse

phone call or like call to a raise?

@@hanstonra he would call your cell phone in the same poker table, and say "you called me, honey!"

High Stakes Poker is back with brand new episodes 😉 These old school episodes are CLASSIC though

Isn't that the case most of the time in Hold'em except for Aces and Kings?

@@nardinit No

@@nardinit wut

and that was after he said on the turn he thinks Daniel has queens, dude is hilarious, cash game donkey

He still lost the 1st one

yes big disappointment

This is literally true for me, and it's probably the 30th or so video of his play I've watched.

If you listen, a few of the other players say something like "are you really going to try that?". Back in the old old days, just before internet poker, a lot of pro players would say AK o > AKs because you can make 2 flushes instead of one. This was a real thing a lot of people did, so he might be partially joking here, but this was an old school "angle" before people applied much math to the game.

@@stoopidpants No, Farha is directly making fun of Hellmuth here. Hellmuth once made a bet with some other player that an unsuited hand is favorite against a suited hand and all the pros thought it was hilarious. So this is what Farha is referring to. Shows just how much Phil relies on his incredible luck to win in poker.

@@Duzykutas Oh, yes you are correct. I was just saying this is something they used to actually discuss. Hellmuth being lucky I will have to respectfully disagree with. I remember something from, I think, the original super/system. Brunson was in a hand with Sklansky in stud hi/lo (I can't remember if it was 8 or better or declare) and I can't remember the exact hands, but they kept raising back and forth on the first 4 cards until they got it in. Brunson had something like a pair and 3 to a low (again I don't remember the exact hands at all) and Skalansky just had 4 to a low with maybe a gutshot or something. Point is, Sklansky admonished Brunson for getting so much in as something like a 60/40 dog and Brunson wrote, in the book, "I realized I had to take this math stuff more seriously". It's kinda shocking, if you look back to the real old timers, how long it took for math to actually make its way into the minds of some of the best in the game. As someone that's played at a moderate to high level since 2003, it's hard to believe guys like Brunson, Cloutier, probably Hellmuth got so far and were as successful as they were based on pure instinct. Anyway, yeah you're right about the specific jab to Hellmuth.

Even funnier was Jerry Buss's comment on Phil's rant in the full episode. "Sounds like a rapper."

All of them dont have this kind of money

Yea if you want to bankroll Jamie gold you can tell the 83 off fold hurt him

@@jordanconnor1223 exactly. He doesnt realize most of these ppl are broke

@@rolandkennedy80 Which one is broke and why?

@@damitzdesign are you a judge in court? Who tf are you?

Or he could be a rocket man standing up and go crazy

Dude him showing his cards while there were other people in the hand made me mad lol. No etiquette

@@Joshmeister376 that play was what made me write this. What a tool.

Great comment. Thank you, have a nice day

@@jakem4795 thanks for stopping by

theres a video of him playing with Farha. it would probably make you throw up.

He's trying to make Daniel feel like he sucked out on Phil (AK, AQ) etc... When in reality Phil had a shit hand

He is probably like "Phil being Phil, nothing to see here"

so weird, u see that hand where he flips cuz someone calls a raise preflop with q-ten of clubs? haha

all friends at the table they don't care

He knew his hand was irrelevant to the play.

@@macofalltrades6396how do we know that before the flop? What if three 8s appeared?

Everyone can. Takes a couple hours to learn the concepts.

@@BrightBoreen I can play chess (not very well), but poker seems to be 1000 times more difficult. Maybe I will search KZfaq for beginner videos, and I love watching characters like Phil play.

@@punanny123 chess takes infinitely more skill than poker and only computers can master it

@@punanny123 No experience will beat playing. 5 of us played and figured things out for a month before we took a trip to the casino, way back in 2003

@@martinfoth2214 Yep the replies to my comment has convinced me to put poker on my bucket list of things to learn before I retire. I still say chess is easier than poker :)

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lol! He kinda was!

it was 22k

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He's a vegan, they all get cranky and fly off the handle for nothing..

Explain. Details

Have you not seen him playing 5/5 on latb last few years???.....

Dude he’s the worst guy. Played a local game with him a few years ago. Dude’s a moron.

Played him in a 5/10 game Bellagio..... was just unreal to think this guy won a bracelet... made me think that luck must have a bigger factor then i ever imagined. I mean this dude wont even beat 50nl 6max in pokerstars. no way.

@@sander5457 yeah skill doesn't mean shit in the short term. An old lady with 10k could probably scoop a bracelet. You just have to run good for a week.

televised poker is the 1% of the money this guys move. They make their money by milking rich bored people in private games and they cash in a lot of minor tournaments. PH is one of those businessmen milkers.

The 15 bracelet winner, yeah what a loser lol.

@@rossstrickland1722 17*

Now it's far crazier lol

A 10 S is my best

It’s coming back in the new season

he is always playing good thats no doubt he just got bad luck I mean he flops top two and gets melted always in there with something but never enough

@@juelzzz42o i agree with some of that but theres alot of situations where he folds or doesnt continue the bluff and gets owned but overall hes a great player, hes been in the game for 30 years + and in profit u have to give him credit

He appreciated that he was in the golden age

Definitely lol

What has changed?

@@ludomirsteinbruck9376 the players...lame and boring as f....k

@@ludomirsteinbruck9376 robotic society and woke idiots

Lmao

I agree 👍 💯 percent.

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