Faster than button clicking

im ready for WSOP

I would have loved to slow roll Walton… dudes a narcissist

Must be misclick😅

When he just realized Walton is giving him 2,5 million dollars🤷‍♂️😅😂

Not a bad consolation prize for having that title though 🤷‍♂️

bro

I hate your poker rooms so much, go to Arlington.

Most expensive punt ever in tournament history

Yeah.. only got $4M because of that punt! What a stupid comment.

Vanessa Selbst and Nik Airball will be toasting along with him...lol

Yeah he only punted 450k to a stranger 😂😂

Yeah, he did the same move just a little before this. Went all in as soon as it was his turn and thought he could do it again.

I think anything but Aces or Kings and Weinman has to seriously think about it. That call/reraise is pretty powerful.

@cwolf208 I would of slowed played till I got at least 2nd place to go all in with 8's and flip for 2.5 million is a bit suspicious if the chopped or not.

@@cwolf208 he definitely tanks with JJ QQ AK and mucks AQ and Tens for sure right..?

​@@DnegAntifanyeah folds AQ, calls AK. TT probably on the line.

Haha 100% right.... and that pause feels even more awkward when you're there. On TV, it's not as bad because the camera is showing you other things. It's particularly strange at the WPT final tables because the crowd noise largely cools a bit during the wait between cards. But when you watch the telecast, the crowd sound is added in post and the pause is shortened. In these WSOP broadcasts, it becomes evident just how long the wait is.

And Jones with the runner runner too don’t forget… can’t win the Main without a huge suck out at some point … part of the game I think

The queens never should have been in that hand. Instant fold after a shove and a snap call.

Agreed

Jones wasn't arrogant at all. He even said the money mattered to him, unlike the others.

@@TheIsh1988 Well, he still made 6M$ at least! But yeah I agree, Jones wasn't giving any arrogant vibe at all. The only one I'd have happily punched was Walton

Yeah that's what you'd do when you are about to ladder multiple millions of dollars buddy

PokerGO sucks, Alexandra Botex was right.

he's just a bad reg who got extremely lucky.

Lol you're an actual dummy if you think their was a deal. Deals in wsop aren't allowed. So if you believe that they are trusting each other with millions of dollars then you're not very bright.

100% there was a deal done before the final table.

@@GMartin407 have you been in this situation? Lol literally brain dead if you think that.

There wasn’t 3 handed, they talked about it and agreed to play. Weinman had a huge edge, There was no reason to make a deal. This was just tired guys after 2 week grind being happy with millions and going for it.

@@stevenwalker9013 No one who isn't ultra rich should risk millions with a small edge. Even if you have a significant edge, you're only going to win a few % more often when you're 3-handed with less than 100bb each. If you wouldn't play a $4 million all or nothing sit n go (that's how much is at risk when you decide to decline a deal), you should make a deal.

He was going all in before the river regardless with that flop!

And there you have it, the 2.5 - 6.1 million dollar mistake😂🙄

Be a sick game for sure 😲

@@DnegAntifan Haha true :)

Nice!

I doubt it. Look at the disappointment and disgust on his face when he sees the AA. That can’t he fake unless he won an Oscar somewhere before this tourney.

@@justmusic2353 swapped action doesn't necessarily mean indifference to becoming the WSOP main event champion, imo

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Yes

Not necessarily, just a call and then a shove on any flop or turn would have much better chances of getting a fold even from AA, with that shove there you always get called by hands that have you dominated and completely unnecessary to shove there.

@@edide1627 Weinmann was never folding aces in this spot be real bro.

Your comment is next level degen.

88s are coinflip on AX hands and its really strong 3 handed, its far from punt

No Gamble or go home with your mama!! Siiiiiiuuuu 😎 Hahaha

I don't hate the shove, but I think it's too deep to take that risk, even though 98% of the time it's going to work.

The reason I don't hate it is that it's exceedingly important to establish an excellent table image at this stage of the tournament, and he already had an incredible image built up at that point between the 3 of them, this would have no doubt created an image worthy of stealing many more future blinds and pots.

@@jrviade85 🤡

Hard to beat the Snowmans... maybe they'll be Walton's Snowman.

No.... that's his problem, he's to fckn arrogant to regret anything 🙄

Yeah he could've def just peeled for sure. He also snap jammed too. That's just really bad. He was impulsive a lot

Yep I have to agree

I can say with absolute certainty that Walton was the worst player ever to reach a WSOP main event Final Table. What a donkey.

​@@ic7808 yeh and Jones is not far behind him. Easy game for weinman and well deserved

This is what happens in a marathon when you're tired

He moved in with 88s so fast- cameras didn’t even get a chance to show his face.

it should say dreamagain11 is dumb

Walton is more interesting to watch cause he's aggressive, what an unfortunate punt with 88

played with fire and he got burnt

Nope , no deal was done 3 handed. Weinman actually discussed the potential of a deal shortly after the bustout

That's what I was. Thinking because he went all in earlier against Jones . Jones raised after the flip and he goes all in with ace king

Spot on. 🤙

Lolol there's no deal being made. Why say something so silly when you have no idea?

Jones had like the best tournament player in the world in his corner lol

@@JDEEx who?

Next year??? 😂 Well depends on the schedule?? And the draft ?? Free agency ?? Injuries ??? It’ll be tough with that target on his back but he might repeat as 1/10043 other players. 😂

​@D31781 not the original poster, but Jones had Alex Foxen on his rail the last two days.

@@Frdtsl Alex Foxen, and I agree mostly. Chidwick might be better.

Wsop doesn’t facilitate splits. Would you trust some random to give you 2million dollars because you made a verbal agreement? I don’t think I would trust them so I don’t think I would make a deal in there situation. I may know I would pay up, but how do I know they will?

@@haydnmclennan4739 I would definitely need it in writing but different people are different. You gotta admit that shove is really suspicious.

they all are pro players, so they know how its done.

Everyone had 4 million locked up. A couple more isn't changing anyone's life after that.

They all took each others numbers the night before they 100% agreed a chop

There are more things going on in the hand than you think. Table image is huge at this point in the trny. I don't hate the shove, me personally I'm not going to do it because of how deep it is, but it was an excellent spot with massive fold equity so I can't hate it. Also Walton is ranked 890 in the world in DPI so he knows better than both of us. He was by far the most impressive player at the final table in my opinion. Dude was soal reading Weinman all trny, it's possible that Weinman gave him a false tell who knows. I had both players on my radar since day 2 when they were both less than 1m in chips.

@todd-tl9tr Saying "There's more things going on than I think" is a bad read by you because I play and understand poker. I don't know why you can assume either of us can't judge a better player when they make a bad decision either. That's like saying I can't say Tom Brady threw a bad interception because Tom Brady is a better qb! So, logically we aren't on the same wavelength at the moment. If you want my opinion on why Walton jammed: I think the spot where Walton had 77 where Weizmann had aq and hit the river was in Waltons psychology somewhat, along with obviously more variables. I only saw the highlights. Regardless, it was an unnecessary jam considering ICM aspect alone. You can like the play, I don't like it.

I'd argue this wasn't even a punt. The strongest players will understand why.

@@todd-tl9tr 200 million för pocket 8's. Tell me how this isn't braindead. Why was Walton in a hurry/rush? I'd wait some more hands before going all-in

@@markusdead96 Because it's going to work a lot, applying massive amounts of ICM pressure on all the hands that aren't AA or KK

@@itskmillz He'd literally lose to 9-9, 10-10, JJ QQ KK and AA. I don't see the 200 million worth here bro

​@markusdead96 these idiots will say he won 4 million so its not a punt when he could have won x3 that by just knocking out 2 more players

By not running into aces at the most absurdly ridiculous times. The shove wasn't a bad play.

The way that you didn't.

@@todd-tl9tr It was complete sheite... 🤡

Adam was literally a millionaire poker player before this tournament. Playing "winning poker" is great but to win the main event you have to play aggressive poker. Yes he probably should have slowed down until they were H2H but that's clearly not his style. Just a bad hand after 9 days of great aggressive poker.

@@sapegin winning poker players know when to slow down and when to keep the foot on the gas. It wasn’t a bad hand it was a horrible play. I’ll bet if you ask him today he would tell you he made a huge mistake Which is fine poker is a game of mistakes that’s how you learn

How was Adam arrogant? Aggresive and reckless, yes. But he was having fun the whole time and never questioned anyone else's play like half the final table did.

It really seemed like pub poker all the way through. Loads of terrible bluffs and bad calls. I don't believe "poker pros" have any special skills

​@@mikeyforrester6887the fact that you don't see what they're doing is why they're pros and you're commenting on KZfaq. Every bet, raise and call is just information gathering.

@@sapegin Well the guy going "All In" with a pair of 8s gathered the information that he was a loser.

Nom nom

It’s THE largest prize pool. The Jamie Gold year was the previous largest.

Only 100,000 more

I know, funny that it was given the field size was 14% more. Flattened out the payout structure for sure. In the gold year the final 12 earned $1mil+ This year the final 8 did.

No they dont, the commentators refused that point. But maybe they are wrong

If you’re against a shorter stack then the 80 bb is not in play so wtf are u saying lol?

@@justmusic2353 All in with 88 with 15bb makes sense or All in with 80bb with KK makes sense. Putting a shorter stack all in with 88 can make sense. This play does not make sense to me.

Himself. I knew when he went all in earlier against Jones with ace king after Jones raised it after the flop.i knew he was going to go all on like this on something. Weinmann just waited on him.

Donk comment. How could he have cost himself $2.5 million aT tHe vErY LeAst? You think there was a literal 0 percent chance he would've busted before Jones? Don't criticize people when you're this clueless.

100%

lol, after taxes winning hw much hje left for 3rd

'Don't think money was all that important to him'? What are you smoking. Money is what they are seeking! Walton was mentally drained and he made a donkey play. Elite professionals would not make this amateur move

@@ifeelhalfnaked484 plenty for a 10k investment lol

​@@m.lymann2185why was it donkey? U say he should have folded?

He wanted to scoop the 5 million in blinds, idk why you would shove here though when you could just do 50 million bet after the 26 million bet and if he reshoves then fold would be appropriate. Most people would say this is bad play with the 88s

@@9and12wholepizzas go back and read the question he actually asked dude. Ron , the answer you’re looking for is yes , weinman wanted it to look like a squeeze steal. He would have 5 bet jammed I imagine had Walton or Jones shown interest, maybe

@@DnegAntifan go back and read the first sentence I wrote. I said he was trying to scoop the blinds

Out of all the comments. The people who suggest this are the dumbest.

Had to be who punts like that

Nope there was no deal. Weinman was discussing a potential deal after the bust out .. 2.5mill punt