That stare is terrifying

Sarq I wonder what he's thinking about when he's in full droopy mode

Basically you're daniel N.

@@JonnySublime full droopy mode Hahahaha classic

hahaha so true

Ivey's used to incredible swings. Down millions one day, up ten million the next. He gambles on anything as well. This 2m doesn't mean as much to him as the average joe, who'd be losing their mind winning this.

I think his facial muscles are broken because ive never seen him not like that

@@Devorantem Ivey probably has over 100 million so yeah 2 million is nice but it doesnt change his life at all

@@chrisfox9362 He smiled against Daniel Negreanu

He celebrate it when he gets home

Actually this is what Ivey was thinking "OMG, I can't believe I got lucky again and flopped a straight(or top pair)."

And all players - except one - know how to spell Phil Ivey's name.

naggg naaggg naaggg

lol its one of the Daniel Negreanu lines, that he said during on his youtube channel vidz

Phil Ivey thinks: what should i eat tonight?

MinoritiesRlazy ikr. I know every time who’s gonna win.

Mike postle?

that guy is mike a MAGA?

I'm good at poker when I get the best cards

Aren't we all?!🤣

should be illegal

Thats cheating

angle shoot. completely illegal.

@@1999NOZA an angle shoot is legal dumbass

NCE the definition of an angle shoot is that it’s legal but unethical

lmao thats the hardest they came in years

😂😂😂

Guy was on the last day of NNN too, but the 7 of clubs did him in

His eyes made him a millionaire

dont you mean Phil Eyev's eyes are intimidating?

Got to stare hard to see those card edges from all the way across the table

@@danser9150 I see what you did there. 😂😂😂🧐🃏

Pretty impressive he froze Ivy like that for a while

usernamesrlamo I think the point was that, yes, Phil Ivey didn't win "supercoolers" but he did get to take advantage of running good to have a strong enough hand to slow play and value bet vs his opponents having medium/weak enough hands to only call his value bets on the river. For example, the 6 4 vs 9 8 hand Ivey made the nut straight on the turn and was able to value bet it against a rivered 9 for 2nd pair, from an opponent who was bluffing the flop. The K 10 vs K 4 hand Ivey slow played top two pair and his opponent slow played top pair (probably because of the flush draw) and the turn and river bricks, allowing Ivey to bet his strong hand on the river and get called by a weaker, yet strong enough to call, hand. In the A 4 vs 10 X hand, Ivey hits top pair against a gutshot straight and Ace draw, but with the turn and river bricking for his opponent he value bet his top pair. However in this hand, his opponent bluffs reraises the river and Ivey is able to make the somewhat hard call. Every draw bricked which made his opponent bluffing be unlikely, but in this instance he was lucky to flop top pair against Ace high and a draw, and have his hand hold up which let the call on the river be a good one. If some of those hands were reversed Ivey might treat it differently or the same as his opponents. However, in this case he was able to take advantages of these marginal yet strong positions and get maximum value from his opponents. Figuring out what his opponents are up to but also being able to to take advantage of flopping strong hands and have them hold on the river (running good) against his opponents' weaker-but-also-strong hands, which is what makes Ivey one of the best.

usernamesrlamo i agree but Chip has to be in the conversation.

crying baby

Goat Simulator is GOAT

Daniel is the reading goat.

You

Basic players like me think: what does my opponent have? Better players thinks: what does my opponent think I have? Phil Ivy thinks: what does my opponent think I think he thinks I have?

HE just got very lucky ffs....Every time they wait for the cars he is huge underdog and wins almost everytime...

@@mercedesrodriguez7068 And My Names says, stop copying comments dumbass

no@@VojkanTrifunovic

"The guy" ?????

The algorithm on jokerstars is perfect in its simplicity. Big stack wins on all bubble hands and when the tournament is running long. Pocket Ace vs 7 and 2 off suit? The 2 will hit a 4 card flush on the river.

@@dantheman4838 Since u got the algorithm figured out u should play professional

@@supremeleaderarmy9164 knowing the algorithm is one thing, being the big stack in a late running Jokerstars tournament is another thing entirely.

@@dantheman4838 dont reply to him. either a jokerstars employee or a stupid braindead in denial

not that crazy but ballsy. If Polk had a better hand, surely he wouldn't raise. He ain't that smart, it was a matter of whether he had a 2 and lucked out on the river. That is what I believe made Phil hesitate about calling.

You earn profits I play too ..for pocket money of 300 dollars

cletus2941 that was going to be my exact point. he's so keenly perceptive. knowing how to play the cards is second nature, it's picking up on his opponents tells in every way possible.

@Will Rich Yeah. Casino makes mistake and wants free money. Did they return everyone's money they kept during those imperfect cards lifetime?

Very true statement.. he's known to use a technique called edge sorting.. its the way that he can spot imperfections on the printing on the cards

i don't like how Doug plays at all and talk

wen yoo lololol he tried twice next thing you know he's gone lmfao

If you new Polks winrate heads up vs ivey you probably wouldn't have wrote that comment

I've beat Ivey several times, he is definitely the best in the world! Polk is a rank amateur at best!

David Shepard lol same every time I go up against Polk I win easily. Probably taken millions lol

Except Polk has destroyed Ivey heads up.

Yeah it's very true, part of becoming a professional/great player is learning to be able/willing to play any hand, even if it's costly in case of a loss. If you don't, you'll find yourself restrained.

Yeah only in tournaments the chips are equal and doesnot favor the super rich guys

Most professionals WANT rich people in their cash games. Reading people and their betting patterns is a skill that pros are good at, and rich people aren't as disciplined which leads to being behind after the flop and trying to bully the table with more money.

Idk I've heard from pro players that it's better to NOT play every hand.

​@@itachiRoXurSoX You definitely shouldn't play every hand but you should be willing to play any hand depending on the situation because if you don't and you only play when you have the nuts you will quickly be figured out as a nit. Every poker player must bluff at some point as to not be predictable.

just use ad block

He's that kind of guy ;)

SlowRoller Nah that's doug polk. Completely different person.

That was the joke. Now the jokes on you

John R if you even knew anything about the poker community, you'd know that Doug being Selbst has been a running joke for a long time.

Louis Tompkin I do, that's why I said it's lame and over used

SlowRoller lollll

Not goat god please

Stu Ungar over Ivey anytime

Lol

Random Canadians sounds like the name of a small town local band.

I prefered watching danny take him out, followed by runnin up to phil's mom, "he got second, that's almost first!" top tier

Like your profile pic?

he's horrible.

Peter mercil so is his poker game other than his one lucky main event win...which lets face it is a lottery post 2k....hes a glorified amature w an accent.

because he's talking out of his ass. Some of the things he says in this video are so objectively wrong that he either has ZERO clue what he's talking about or he is deliberately misleading the audience.

He won the WSOP in 2005 when the game was still being learned. Nowadays, he would have no chance to win. The game has evolved tremendously since the Moneymaker days.

So agreed!!!

Lol so true. A lot of the commentators don't pay attention enough to what they say, they just try to keep talking. It's funny. There are some good ones out there like the guy who does PokerNight is very quick witted and knows the game, even plays with them sometimes. There are a lot out there just don't know the game enough to understand the pros. It's different than commentating football though or a sport. With sports you can understand the moves but don't have the physical advantage to play. With poker it's all mostly mental so if you knew enough to track the pros you'd just play. Pro's make the best commentators.

@@onbored9627 They just never want to be wrong

@massivepropaganda true, sometimes people should just be quiet and take notes

Yes you got it! Look how he stares his opponents down in submission into a weak state of mind so they reveal themselves. He is a classic psychopathy.

he was so informative but also just stated the obvious haha. hes good tho

You have to realize that he sees both hands and makes it easier to comment on the hands . On the other hand Ivey is good at entering his opponents head .

clay mabry he said “i cant imagine phil ivey would fold” smh

iRacing Rookie $100 isn’t enough to play. You’re just food for sharks

Honey I wouldn't put in more than 1k on 46o