He’s been doing that for years lol

yeah its wild. he's incredible to do what he does at his age

He died.

He died numerous times already!

​@@ronoc89that's my question cus I thought he died.

@@user-ft1pp6te2u : 2023. május 14., Las Vegas, Nevada, Egyesült Államok

I think he got a live read

He was a little hesitated to put a bet on the turn, pull his chips back and forth a few times.

Tang’s river bet didn’t make sense because he bet on the turn as if he made a flush or at least on a draw for diamonds and then he goes all in on the river when the board pairs. If he had a flush on the turn, the board pairing should’ve slowed him down

Imagine living in the year 2022 and being mad that subscription services exist

@@stevediben7900 subscription model works if it’s something main stream not a small niche market like watching poker

Arrrg, there be a way to sea it without scribin matey

@@BMTmemphis link?

I can live with highlights 😂

I think he was kidding.

he knows tom is legend

Do you know why dwan didn’t raise the river bet?

@@kg7148 dumbest quest ever

@@kg7148 why in the world would he raise?

He took Daniel for quite a bit lol. Sounds like he did very well this season.

Daniel is such a funny guy!

Too loosey gooesy

got in daniel's head by outdrawing him

@@svenpoletka5236 him doing black face and telling people to eat their pets is his best material

Nothing's changed from the very first season 1 :)

He calls the likely range of things they’re representing. All players do that. He still thought he was ahead, that’s why he erroneously calls in the end.

He deserved to lose that. Such a small stack just smash it in on the flop. Dwan probably calls anyway but you can’t be trapping with an AK all the way to the river…

@@ThomasFoolery8 Yes, but he means Daniel is imfamous for telling someone what they have out loud on the river and still paying them off

What are you talking about? Don’t you remember his 2010 bounty bet before the WSOP tournament? He gave anyone 3-1 odds that he’d win the tournament before it began. They bet 250k that he wouldn’t win the tournament but had to cough up 750k if he did. He got down to the final table & the final 2 players, but eventually lost to Simon Watt. He was 1 call away from taking between 9 & 12 million collectively from pokers elite players, the first place prize was 600k to put it in perspective. If that’s not a great tournament player then I’m not sure what is. Not only did he get to the last 2 but he had side action bets of up to 3m outgoings based on his own ability. All that being said; if you’re one of the best cash players then why waste time winning tournaments & bracelets anyway? He’s won more in one hand of high stakes cash games than he’d make if he won the WSOP 5 years in a row. Until the WSOP organisers increase the prize money, their tournaments are generally obsolete to the best poker players in the world. Usually the best players in the world only enter big tournaments when their sponsors bankroll them or pay a % of the entry fee, or they’re hurting from a bad run in cash games. For instance I doubt we’ll see Durr enter many big tournaments in 2024; but I bet you see a lot of Negreanu who’s down about 2.2m over the last few months, Eric Persson whose down over 2m over the last month, and Nik Airball whose down 2m over the last 14 days.

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That is one of the most impressive traps I've ever seen.

Tom played that hand poorly

I reckon he went easy on Doyle out of respect

He's repping very thin (quads). Tom is under repped

@@blank5210 he is repping flush or set with how he played it

@@blank5210 he's not only repping quads 😂

Not really a profitable call in the long run. Queens no diamond is probably the worst holding he could have here. Blocks absolutely nothing

@@easterbunnybrandon1796 blocks AQhh too

brilliant

Worst part is first read is literally on the dot, but he went against his instincts and still fed Dwan money. Called AQ & KQ in both battles against each other.

​@@LivinhItUphe only said those hands because those are the hands in durrs range that beat him, he then proceeds to go through a bunch of other hands that could possibly be in durrs range... he's wrong more then he's right but when he's right all the casuals think he's some kind of super genius. Dneggs gets way too much credit for his reads

hahaha, phil ivey is there buddy

@@pierealexisrodriguezlezama5046 Durr took Phil to school back in the days at poker after dark event. I think he still owns after their hand down . Lol

@@pierealexisrodriguezlezama5046 , Dwan take Ivey to school

Zero bracelet though

Everyone forgets about Stu Ungar

Many styles can be effective

And then always pays it off.

On this episode yes, but not always and has made sick folds in past and cash in more high level tournemants than any of these guys buy a country mile....

@@DavidClark-xv7gg That's only because he plays in every single event. It's just weight of numbers. He sucks

@@jakecooper5855 Can't suck with the results he has. But Dwan def a better cash game player. He played those 10s awfully.

Super standard believe it or not

Daniel is so fearful of losing his whole stack to Dwan on any hand, that he plays not to lose, which is a losing strategy.

Garrett is the best

He’s barely a winning player nowadays

Tom has definitely been caught up by many of the talents out there now.

@@maxflex7447 i also believe Garret outshines everyone at the moment

Tom sucks out a lot. Watch the old ones where plays any hand catches a break. 2 hands in this video were suck outs.

He also had diamonds

best hand ever

Thought the same

lets hope that Hellmuth vs Tony g will happen in highstakes heads up duel , tony is getting ready :P

Dont think Tony G has ever been on High Stakes before. It would be great to see him against Helmuth, but the biggest drawcard is Persson Helmuth

That got me laughing so hard 😂

Yeah, it's a common tactic. Does he look relieved or upset at the fold?

YEA ! CRAZYTIME

Man of culture

Goat

What happened to dwan? The guy looks so old now

@@learningnewways8103 Playing for millions of dollars will do that to you!

The luckbox returns

Notice how the pros that don’t catch cards lose.

Yes I agree both hands he lost was his fault for not betting and re raising and letting tom catch his cards

And still paid him 😂😂😂

It makes sense he checks. Only overcarss on the river are scary, any other card and daniel’s 10s hold. So the math says check in this spot inthink

He just played it bad. You bet the turn there 100%

@@Luckyhikes you don't have to. Tom called the 3bet out of position, which means he will sometimes check even with top pair as Daniel has range advantage (although not by much). Also the pocket pair directly below the board high card should often be checked back since it needs a little less protection. Seeing Tom's hole cards, Daniel should've bet, but he obviously can't see them so I think checking back twice generally isn't bad.

Daniel is playing not to lose his whole stack on any given hand versus Dwan, which is a poor strategy. Daniel would be better off avoiding any pots with Dwan, if he is going to play scared versus him.

He knows Dwan is explosively aggressive and he is playing a low risk style against him. Basically, he is trying to crawl to a showdown because he knows Dwan is capable of some tricky post-flop plays and he doesn’t want to get outplayed. At the same time, he’s planting seeds in Dwans head that he can be bluffed and he’s passive, that way when he actually has a monster, he can get some action from Dwan.

Rekt

Wonna

He put Daniel all in, and Daniel only had 55k left