He said he brought it back, just for you! Congrats!

Ya Doug! Hope you win the content next year ❤🎉

bro instead of watching polker hands why don't you work on your game? you should have more respect

don't be fooled, these tv players suck. they're only trying to string together some lucky wins in hopes it will propel further tv exposure/endorsements..take Wesley for instance, you really think he understands the game lol...listen to his thought process, lol, jumping up like a little kid saying "epic" nothing is ever what it seems

I wish I lost a 1.2 million pot. Means I'm rich and a good poker player 😂

exactly. The first hundred times I lost a million dollar pot it was kind of upsetting but eventually you get used to it.

​@@heinrichh.6369 Sadly, I lost too many million dollar pots and had to step down in stakes. Now I regularly lose half million dollar pots

Ha ha ha. GOLD

@@NathanHedglin how does losing a 1.2 million dollar pot mean your a good player? Lol there’s a bunch of people who have lost 1.2 million dollars playing poker and are not good players, so your statement couldn’t be more false.

Only problem is it was a guy that never folding Even to nuts...lol

​@@Drawfornoone Exactly!

But he picked wrong opponent,pretty sure KEating being such a whale will even call crappy flash there or maybe a straight if he has one played like that,so u only rly folding his bluffs.

@@user-ly5oo2hd7p exactly i mean this is like… basic microstakes/home game strategy. The reason why it’s such a blessing to be playing with Keating is _because_ he’ll call 300BB with a King High flush. You’re supposed to bluff him small enough that he knows you’re capable of it, then wait until you’ve got a real hand and shove it in. Keating is basically just _begging_ to give it all away why would you ever turn him down?

@@Drawfornoone Yeah that's true. If we are talking about from a theoretical perspective then it's a great bluff. If we are talking about from an exploitative standpoint (his opponent perhaps never folds any flushes here) then obviously then it would be a torch. However, the fact that he tank called a K high flush means that he was at least considering folding. He could still easily fold weaker flushes. If he snap called then yes it's probably a bad bluff. Either way you don't know for certain. Even whales can make big folds sometimes when they think they are beat, and then call down with bottom pair the next hand if they think their opponent in bluffing.

He has called it that for years

@@briandraper7630 I think his comment was satire

woooshhh

​@@briandraper7630 are u Dublin Brian

@@HelloHello33333that comment has been uttered over 1000x

"You can either raise, call or fold. I really don't mind doing this on every street" "Wow I learned so much!"

@@DoctorChained ... That made me laugh WAY too much. :)

You had me in the first half...

you’re*

maybe that's why Keating thought about it that much. like, "Ok, this guy knows in a call station so he would never bluff at me, so maybe he does have the nut flush hmmm", sight calls

Mikki is up there right next to Phil Ivey in my eyes

Not sure if trolling or serious

@@TheCheng121212 this channel's comment section is completely filled with satire. took a while for me to orient myself to almost every other comment being satirical

@@brdagr hahaha thank god, im worlds biggest troll and I fell for it 🤣

Hard to say, im not sure what your lead range looks like. But I imagine most flushes should call, esp paired ones.

@@DougPolkPoker Could just flip a coin if you have that small unpaired flush

@@DougPolkPoker if he had king high flush and it was 300k to call for 800k+ pot wasn't it bad to bluff with the amount of pot equity keating had?

​@@DougPolkPoker Regardless of *should*, it's Alan Keating! Call range is top pair +, and probably 8s too