I don’t know, Matt acted like he hit a 2-outer or something!! 20 FCKN percent! He acted like a FCKN baby, knowing full well he won with worse somewhere on his run to 15th place.

@@GotStones1 It was the main event, not an $11 sitngo

@@GotStones1 it’s more of the fact that they were the two biggest stacks. Duhamel is a donkey and should have never called there. He’s never ever bluffing in the spot. Worst hand he has is aces. Literally the worst call in the history of the main even t

@@GotStones1 no Matt has the right to be upset i think he was more upset at himself cause with how many chips he had he was going to make it into the Nov 9 easily but he got into a big hand with decent cards and got busted on it and basically gave Duhamel the title right their cause of the enormous lead he had

@@GotStones1 Yep. Total embarrassment.

Donkeystars

Oh nvm q hearts

I think that's the same run of cards in a famous WSOP main event hand between Moneymaker and Ivey when Moneymaker won the main event.

@@HopyHop1 That is the EXACT same run of cards that allowed Chris Moneymaker to knock out Phil Ivey on his way to winning the 2003 WSOP Main Event.

Facts

100% agree with u that was the sickest bad beat i think.... if he won the pot he might be the champ that year.... and after that year....i only saw affleck one time .. that was in LA commerce......never see him agin on youtube ....

I think it's considered one of the worst beats in terms of the scope of the tournament but seeing the actual hand again, it's not like it was a 2 outer

@@doncaldeep Agreed. Obviously given the importance of the situation it was a horrible beat. But in terms of just numbers it’s not remarkable at all. I’ve had worse beats within the past few days % wise, but only with a few hundred dollars on the line. I feel for Matt here, but at least he’s gone on to have a nice career in poker.

Yeah, but be a man. Crying and throwing a bottle like that. Came off like a big baby.

Probably the sickest hand in WSOP history, given what was on the line. I can’t believe this guy is still playing poker after this

This is F*ckin hilarious bro

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

Oh man, I mean I almost cried. For real :D ty for this moment

ROFL XDDDD

Hahahahaha underrated comment

Fuckin prick

First pay ur rent , u broke bum 🤡

God

@@shadowsmessage u big dosser

Yeah that was uncannily identical

Same Hands

ivey played it better

Played the same? The ivey Vs moneymaker was a 3 way pot, where two get it in on turn as a 85/15. Here two players get in preflop as a flip.

Detective313 he meant they had the same hands with the same board. Obviously we know that the actions and situation were not identical

Well it's all about making Money

I think it's when they started showing the event live instead of showing episodes edited for television.

PokerGo ruined poker for most recreational players who loved watching the one hour ESPN shows every week. I really miss being able to watch those shows on KZfaq for free!

@@adamirishconundrum851 Like a punk boi beta. how can you played MTT's for a living and cry over JJvAA loss.

no great poker was played at the 2010 main

>Show some hands where some actual great poker is played It's a tournament so that's kind of tough to do...

One of the worst hands I ever saw. He really don't deserved that final table

If i was Cheong i would have been so titled by Candios obnoxious screaming i would have torched the rest of my chips

I agree he played this hand like a donkey but it also doesn’t show the chips he accumulated from his constant aggression. When you play like this and get luck you give yourself an opportunity to win it all. He is the sort of opponent I would absolutely hate playing heads up because he’d be firing at every pot and you’d never have a clue how to read him

@@petersparsis8662 huds up he be hard early on u beat the drawers off guys like this usually though

There's a reason why he literally gone mia after the main event lol

Italians

I don’t think he’s celebrating because he played well he’s celebrating because it’s an amazing feeling to win when it’s almost impossible and they’re playing for a such a large amount of money it’s a huge adrenaline rush

Duhamel does not celebrate. It's look of embarrassment mixed with relief and dis-belief. He is way too embarrassed to celebrate bearing in mind how badly he knows how he played the hand. Candio's situation is different because he had already accepted he had lost the hand and also, unlike the Duhamel, was staring down both barrels at elimination from the event. And yeah, his reaction is different because he is Italian.

He is italian. And they are xlose to romanians.

Candio was all but out of the Main Event but he made a runner-runner straight from heaven after a 13% chance of Survival post-flop. Adrenaline rush and how high the stakes are with 19 players left in the Main Event pretty much made that celebration all that much memorable to me. (Candio went from a near 19th place finish ($317K) into 4th place ($3.3M)) Duhamel was more in disbelief and relief. Disbelief that he made a ridiculous call and got lucky, but relieved that he just won the largest pot of the 2010 main event at that point and just about ensured himself a seat at the final table.

2009 has more bad beats

2008 was absolutely sick for bad beats. JRB makes an appearance there too

I forgot just how bad that A7 hand was..Been awhile since I saw that hand again

No solver would play like that though, especially when you have a short stack at the table and a huge pay jump between 2nd and 3rd.

Exactly. The ICM pressure js insane given the stacks he blocks AQ/AK/AA. literally only gets called by jj,qq and kk which he has outs over. It’s really sick shove

So he’s lucky because Cheong dumps it weak??

@@ep3578 It IS luck when your opponent shoves onto your big pair preflop with a weak hand. It IS unlucky when you have a big pair and everyone else folds.

Democracy Cat that’s not luck at all, I’d say fortunate, jus 2 aggro players goin at it

@@iamhorcruxer Google the definition of fortunate lol

He’s a POS too

I remembered his annoying ass screeching

@@klamsauce233 I understand your thoughts, but he started the hand with 7.5 million so there's little to no chance Cheong bluff shoved for the rest of Candio's stack after a raise to 4.4 million. Obviously Candio was committed given his 3-bet on the flop, but yeah... oh well, that's part of the game. We've all been there, not at those stakes tho.

@@JimmyRingz 3 mil would have been plenty to play with. Easy fold.

One of the worst calls in WSOP history

The mine field of morons you have to dodge .... hideous play lol

Right, I prolly wouldn't play Poker for years after that one. SMH

That one hurts? Shit Jean roberts

@@deeloc1993 this one was a little deeper

@@borknagar5454 yeah but if u know the history of Jean Roberts hands, he's like another Mike matusow. He lost a 2 mil pot with aces to kings, got knocked out with running straight cards, I mean this dude has taken it on the chin

You are right. But credit to Duhamel for not celebrating. So many would have gone nuts there.

Classless

Same here. 2010 main event will always be my favourite one to watch

“Bye bye” LOL Poor guy tho. Has taken some horrible bad beats lmao

I have nightmares.

It actually makes me feel sick whenever I see that hand.

you need to watch more poker then lol. a bad call got rewarded but he had plenty of outs

@@johnmartin8354 obviously i understand its not mathematically the worst beat, but considering how much this changed both of their lives (compared to if aces held up) cant be ignored

@@johnmartin8354 as m4ne said, it's not mathematically the worst beat. Not even close. But nearly 1/5th (18.99%) of the total chips in play were in that pot. Whoever wins that pot most likely can easily secure a top 3 finish, the beat was worth millions of dollars. There's not many worse beats for millions of dollars of equity like this.

John Martin I need to watch more poker? That hand was worth millions. You need to watch more poker and learn what icm is.

Shukuladay888 Perez Totally agree. That year Cheong was the most LAG player at the final table, which is why in that other hand in this video the other guy called Cheong with a small pair never expecting Cheong to have AA heh. Anyway there had to be hands not on the show where they played back at Cheong knowing he doesn't have the goods. Perhaps Cheong was getting frustrated with the pushback and his style wasn't working anymore. He was probably hoping Duhamel was three betting light... But once that five bet came Cheong should have narrowed his range to only the premium hands AK, AA, KK, QQ, even AQ, JJ since it's only three handed with the pay jump considerations. Or as they are called now, the ICM considerations? Cheong was hoping Duhamel would fold based on his ICM considerations, when he should have been considering his own lol...

Ace of Spades on the river too.

He's a donk with 9 million dollars

Yeah pretty sure the Candio call with 5-7 was wayyyy worse

@@George_Kush 18 million and still crushing

Bye Bye......

yeah same as poker after dark/high stakes

Yea it sucks, I refuse to pay lol. They can't be making more putting these episodes behind a pay wall than just having it on KZfaq collecting the Ad money. Who would pay for this unless you're a pro and you want to see how a specific player plays?

Donkey play, just got extremely lucky i agree with you.

Yeah he should have been ashamed of calling and bowed his head down, but screams with the joy of playing brutal but winning, ya wonder how that type of player gets down that far.

james reilly yeah he finished 4th for 3 million dollars. That tournament was 88% of his all time winnings

Noah Kalus That year Cheong was one of the most Loose Aggressive players in the Main Event. His table image was basically any two cards, and he benefited from it here obviously getting the call with a small pair. Just a terrible beat. I get there are lots of money involved and that guy got emotional as an amateur player in a once in a lifetime experience... But geez lol still be a little classy at least, he got it in poorly.

Cousin Jimmy Farha related to Sammy?

What pun? “Hands down” is not a poker term that I’ve ever heard. Just using the word “hand” a bunch doesn’t make it a pun. Unless I’m mistaken “hands down” only has one meaning in the context given.

With every card the momentum shifted

Needs more Midol.

Well, when you have a propensity to do things like shove preflop for 700k in a cash game with 35 off suit (check Triton poker if you want to see the ridiculousness) you don’t deserve to have luck on your side imo.

Holy cold deck.

@@NickWuebker Even more of a cold deck had someone held two spades for a flush.

I think he’s asking if he has 10 9 for 2 pair

If look from Duhamel's side he can't call with QQ because how many chances Chong make 6-bet bluff? 0,01%, so Duhamel plays against KK or AA and he must fold queens, but he didn't.

5:45 Senti actually folded QJ in the same hand, so Grinder actually had 6 outs to KO Jarvis, only an Ace or an 8.

source? nothing on Google.