Was it a read though? Or was she just going through the betting progressions, and realized what he was doing didn't add up? Probably a little bit of both....

they literally bluffed off to her in every significant spot

I’m thinking the same thing. Those calls make no sense without a read, but what was she reading

@Logan west As anyone who has played in a tournament knows, you're sitting with someone for lengths of time that it is possible to pick up on tells. What she sees, I honestly have no idea. What I do know, is watching versus being at a table is completely different. If someone is shaking, you can see it. I'm not saying he is shaking, but a huge pot in cash games can induce shaking in the hands from a win and successful bluff. I think she can see something we cannot. Whether it's when she's heads up and dominating that guy, it's his breathing patterns or a vein pulse in his forehead, twitchy fingers, she's staring at HIM, though and dissecting him somehow. It takes some balls to really stare down your opponent like that and it can be a tell if they really do not make ANY eye contact, whatsoever. At least I've found that to be true SO MANY TIMES. It's worked so much more than it hasn't. You have to have a feel for the player, in order for it to work. See how they are at the table and when talking to others and throwing it all in the bank. I know he's doing a lot to conceal, but there's something and she IS definitely doing something right.

bet sizing is main amatures at micro stakes raise AA to 10bb raise KQ to 3bb 😂😂

and reads body tells very well

no she dont ur just simp

She plays like a calling station. The fact she never 3-bet AJs pre in a heads up situation is proof of that. I'm willing to bet she never made a tough laydown during the tournament.

I agree. I enjoyed them two fellas!

hahahahaha

yeah I love how one dimensional and completely operating on the wrong level of analysis the commentators are on these things.

yea this guy is smt else...

Makes you wonder.....

@@mikepostie582 wonder how?

@@mikepostie582 U her coach?Did u tell her she is supposed to call a 5bet all in with 54o cus the other guys both have AK obviously cuz of sick soul reads ofc.

@@Reypstraptor4269 well sounds like someone is jealous!

Haha. She is fkn donk callin station.

That's not what "blocker" means. The concepts of card removal in NLHE/LHE and "blockers" in mixed games are two different things. Your game doesn't have "blockers," as a general rule. That's just people misusing the term because they think poker = NLHE. (The exception would be when the board has come with a 3 flush and one player holds the dry ace of that suit--but even that is a relatively new school usage of "blocker" which derives from the way that word is used by mix players who play PLO, and NLHE players just kind of adopted it. But holding a Q in your hand in HE doesn't mean you have the "blocker" to quad queens.) Hope that's helpful? GL!

Here is an example of a blocker: You are playing stud-8. You have 2 two's in the hole, and another 2 on the board for trips. On 7th street, you've made a 6 low in addition to your trip deuces, which actually means you have a 6-high straigh for high. The player to your right's board reads A-3-4-5. Here, your trip deuces are blockers to the scoop in a 3-way or multi-way pot, so you can put in a lot of action (raises). It's a concept that is similar to card removal in flop games but really has more to do with blocking the potential of getting scooped or quartered in split-pot games. Then "blocker" was used to describe the dry ace in Omaha-8 situations where a 3-bet would invoke a fold from a K-high flush against the dry A. THEN they started using the word "blocker" in PLO to describe situations where they were trying to justify calls on boards with obvious straights but where the donk would say, "I had blockers to the straight because to make a straight he needed a 9 and I had three of them..." But those aren't blockers. That's just card removal.

Am I missing something??? How do you beat a straight with a 2-pair? I am new to poker so maybe I overlooked something 😔😔🤔🤔

That didn't happen in this game. A straight would beat 2-pair, however that hand wasn't played here.. maybe you misread a hand?

I don't think it was any of his body language that help her. She knew he didn't hit anything because he was making big bets to throw her off the table .

Regardless of the bet sizing, she definitely knows what she's doing at the table. I genuinely do believe she picked up on physical tells as well. You do not tank and stare down your opponents like that for posturing purposes. Whether it's breathing, the temple, his eyes behind the glasses (visible from her angle) hand movements, shaky fingers - who knows, but if you've ever played a cash game live, you know all of this is visible at the table. She was looking for SOMETHING and wasn't wrong, once. She does that a lot, too. This isn't the only time she's gone this deep in a tournament. She played her first in '16 and was heads up and split the money at the final table. A year later, this tournament (she again, offered to split 1st but Jacob declined) A year later she also took the PCA Main Event, 1st place. And was at the final table of PPUK Millions event in '20. Not sure what else, but she's a deep tournament player and that's F'N impressive!!

Balls of steel.

Fucking hell...had to mute the video.

@Nera Gleick idiot

Yeah

Easy. She saw cards. It id possiblle.

@@marekking7847 Maria Postle

SHE'S SMART AND IS EASY TO SEE HOW HE WAS BLUFFING .... HE'S A BIG DONKEY PLAYER... TO PLAY WITH MARIA LAMPROPOLOUS

lets take sex out of your comment.. she is dangerous for all

@@greenrolaids 😂😂😂😂 TRUE. BUT FOR SPECIFIC REASON I METIONED BOYS 😂😂😂😂

Very cool...u got sharked..

I started playing poker in casinos in Atlantic City, Mississippi, and New Orleans in the late 1990's. In the bigger games, when an unknown woman sat down to play, the men would salivate, like they were about to make a big score. But frequently these women were extremely experienced but unknown by the players in a particular game or market, so they could just kill it. As an obviously gay man, I would wear these T-Shirts that you could buy in casino gift shops or on the Boardwalk or the Strip that would say "Poker Queen" (and they'd usually have a pair of queens as the graphic). Similarly to how men would underestimate female players, I was able to convert bias and prejudice into my personal ATM for years and years.

@Nathan-DTS ask tony g. he would go crazy like he always did vs roble^^

Tony De Fk Maria, no one likes to watch paint dry!

Lol! Pot: 334,000,000

HGeads up, defending the blind and representing...AKA hoping like hell small blind folds :D

Just a guess, but I assume this is a tournament win they are refering to, and not the chipcount in the tourney

he is a pro and came 3rd in in the world series of poker behind winner noel furlong

Jesse May?

Were you thinking that JQKA2 made a straight? The Ace is either high or low -- it can't be both. So either A2345 or TJQKA.

OMG ,,,, the play is so slow ... it becomes a waste of time to watch.

@@aSpaghettiMan yet here you are dipshit

@@aSpaghettiMan sad little limp noodle soy boi

She seemed to be looking under the table, maybe his legs were doing something unusual.

but she won and you dont

Tony G said it in a famous hand

Put your ad blocker on then and stop whinging FFS , Why you watching ads ??

im at the point where if I see this channel I skip it

Teach you a skill. ALL OF YOU MUST LESRN. Then you can skip all as without watching. With phone. When the video run till the yellow bar. You quick forward 10second then will skip the ad. Just double tap the edge(for iPhone) android I don’t know man. But with this then you will skip the ad. And the video just running normal again.

@@stanleyliew96 or just download an ad blocker?

@@Flashmam phone dude. For phone

@@stanleyliew96 you can download browser aps that have a ad blocker

I think it's the final table in a tournament. The blinds increase throughout the tournament so in the end everything is in the millions