I love how Phil Hellmuth always know what kind of hands everyone has after he loses.

Phil goes in, knowing he is behind, then blames the opponent for calling his all in.

Literally knew all his cards he’s so predictable... and yet there he goes with your chips 👏 well played 😂

13:00 for the people who didnt came for a lesson

Yong with the hero fold pre flop.

I think yong was showing his hand and said to that guy "Literally only hand I wouldn't play here... Even suited I'm in"

I love the way when Phil gets called with bad cards everyone is bad but when he calls with bad cards he is a genius

disciplined laydown from Yong, Doug you are killing me XD

Didn't expect a goddamn poker lesson, just came here for my daily Hellmuth blow-up.

"Tomorrow when you call with top pair you'll be drawing dead!" Lol, I love it, classic Phil.

Phil Hellmuth is so funny man, I just love how tilted he gets when somebody calls him on a draw.

Keating could reasonably have assumed he had less equity in the hand given that Yong’s preflop folding range likely consists solely of 2x offsuit.

He said " I DONT think you have kings and jacks

I can't stand Hellmuth and his "Im better your just lucky" tantrums. That being said, really the only thing he did wrong here is stink of weakness.

15:15 Helmuth: He's so f*cking Predictable Keaten: But You didn't Predict this Call...Obviously !!

Probably not what Doug wants to hear, but I gotta say I really think live reads were a huge factor in this hand. Phil took a TON of time and did the classic "I guess your hand and pretend I'm beating it" routine. When Phil has it 9/10 that I've seen, he moves pretty damn quickly and also shuts up and prays for a call.

That's why Hellmuth is so good. He moves all in with a weak hand and has the discipline not to audibly scream "FOOOOOOOOLLLLD"

Don't forget there was a time when Phil was the young phenom of the poker world. He succeeded by bringing technique and analysis to the game at a time when the established poker greats still played mostly by "feel". My knock on Phil is that I think he's let the advancements in poker theory pass him by. He's still trying to play the game that earned him success in 1989. He's still a competitive player, but there are many that have now surpassed him, especially in the cash games.

Phil clearly said “I DON’T think you have kings and jacks, I’m all in.”

Mike Sexton, always the gentleman, tips the dealer at the end..... class act

Phil: "I can dodge bullets baby!" K2s: "I'm about to wreck this guy's whole career"

Phil should've raised on preflop, so he deserves to get it handed to him when he allowed someone to see the turn as well. Phil always had excellent insight after the hand that he lost. IF Phil was in the other seat, he'd be yelling at the guy for trying to chase a flush with a weak pair. No matter who beats him, it's always everyone is playing terrible while he played it perfectly.

Mr Saxton is a gentleman trying top the whole staff. What a hero.

I don’t think Phil will ever realize that he simply can’t play the same in a high stakes cash game as he would in a tournament...

Shout out to the guy at 4:06 asking about tipping the staff

"good to see him balancing his game by laying down such a premium holding" this did me in bro lmfao

"Tomorrow when he calls he'll be drawing dead" Gotta love Phil Hellmuth!

04:05 *Mike Sexton is one of my favorite poker players EVER❣️❣️❣️* _This video isn’t about him but hearing him whisper:_ *”How do we tip the staff here?* is one of the reasons *HE WAS PURE CLASS❣️❣️❣️* I watched this video because of Phil. _But I LIKED this video because of __#MikeSexton__ 🪦 RIP❣️_

At least he doesn’t have the hassle of cashing out he can just storm out of the building 😂

And Mike Sexton is such a gentlemen @ 15:12 top notch fella id say!

Phil: Theres no way you have a king Also Phil: I knew you had a king

" I know every hand he has" why did you go all in then lol

Hellmuth Is FURIOUS at Young Punk + CASINO OWNER who had Durrrs Cage Key FOLDS PREMIUM HAND

If information is conveyed at a poker table in the woods, and nobody is around to see it, is it still everything?

I think you called yourself Dog instead of Doug in the beginning. Lmao

This just in: Phil Hellmuth reacting calm and resonably.

I heard Hellmuth screaming "foooooooooooold"

When Randall stood up and started videotaping everybody, I sensed weakness. He immediately mucked his hand, and we now have a stonecold tell on Randall for the future, folks.

I enjoy coming back to these and seeing Sexton playing at the tables

The most surprising part of this video was Tilly not wearing a low cut shirt

Phil's play on the turn was fine, but he should shut up while doing it. His speech play wasn't convincing at all.

Next is the Garrett v Matusow 4bp hand 76s v AA where Mike lights his stack on fire, Doug, make it happen.

Good stuff Doug , , cracks me up every time

He really wasn’t that upset, and the guy wasn’t a young punk, this was just a poker hand lol

For a professional who’s been in the game all these years like Phil he still screens every hand with his speech and body language

I read this title as "Phil Hellmuth is furious at Young Polk"

He gave it away with the table talk honestly lol. I don’t believe in much reads but sometimes they just tell you

He wasn't really furious. This is calm Phil

“I don’t think you have kings and jacks” “I know what he has every hand we play”

Seeing this warms my heart.

Hey Doug, Big fan of your channel. I am curious to your opinion. Did you feel Hellmuth gave away a tell that he had mid-pair on the flop when he called the raise after looking over at Tilly when she called on the button?

Hellmuth gave his semi-bluff away by taking so long. Great call by Keating.

That was like a 2 on the Hellmuth explosion scale, maybe 1.5, but good hand no less.

HAHA JENNIFER TILLY AT THE END. "Mmhmm, yup, yaeh Phil you're right" Lmao, most professional play i've ever seen

I love how Phil always calls the guy that just felted him dumb...uh Phil what does that make you then?

*opponent makes 1 pair on the flop* Hellmuth: “he hits his miracle card”

i am disappointed. I expected chairs to be flying or Phil laying on the ground in his infamous fetal position.

This hand is a classic example why they are introducing shot clocks. Yes it's a big spot but Phil really did seem to take a long time

Dude is wearing a baseball cap backwards indoors. LOL!

That closer 😅

“And I’m being told that indeed he did say, ‘I think you have kings and jacks’.” *100% wrong*

he clearly said i DONT think you have k and j. Why would he say it the other way lol?

great example of Online vs In Person strategy. being live Keating knew exactly where Phil was by getting a read on him

when doug wakes up in the morning: "Let's take a flop"

I know every hand he has yet I still lose to him, lol

when did Phil Hellmuth start looking like Mike Matusow?

All of this is flying over my head

didn't predict him calling tho did you 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Phil should have taken less time said nothing and ripped it in that would have been a perfect play

If people played the way Phil wanted them to he’d be even better than he already is!!

Mike Sexton in the background asking how to tip the staff…not surprising in the least. That man did more to grow the game to the masses than anyone. His commentary was the gold standard on how to get the average person interested in the game.

Polk in a Tank Top!! Hahahaha Come on dude have some class!!

We don’t need commentary for this. We just want to watch the game without interruption.

How does Hellmuth afford to lose so much , it seems like every time i watch him he is getting felted!

Was anyone else curious about the hot mic discussion of tipping the staff/dealers? I wanted to hear how that gets worked out and what the custom is at these big time televised cash games

Doug can you be quiet long enough for us to hear the dialogue in the videos thanks

Doug Polk is the greatest of all time and the best Poker channel on KZfaq

Phil is such a great player and is clearly one of the GOATs having the record for WSOP bracelets, but I can't appreciate his game because of how easily he gets tilted and how much of a sore loser he is, especially when he loses to guys who aren't established pros. (The biggest exception to the last part is, of course, how much of a sore loser he is when he gets outplayed by Negraneau.)

What Doug says at the end 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

This is the first video of Tilly not showing at least one pair

lol the only time in history Phil has done what we want him to do and he loses.

Sure, Phil. _"I know every hand what Allen has."_ And then raise "all-in" anyway, knowing you're about to lose the hand. But you know what he has.

"He hits miracle fuking king" ~ 🤣🤣🤣

My dog just left a steaming pile of hellmuth under the featured table.

"You two have some balls" says the woman with top pair

OMG Jen Tilly is starting to look like Roseanne What the hell!?

That last king that flopped was a slap in the face.

He said "i dont think you have kings and jacks, I'm all in"

I think I missed the part that he was “furious” lol hell of a click bait title my friend.

Phil seems a bit imbalanced in his speech/tanking...

That like to dislike ratio indicates doug polk viewers prefer polk to helmurh at a 7:2 ratio.

2:24 „Or good, how ’bout that“ is a very good point, that should really help convey the „Doug recommends folding, raising or calling“-situations to the idiots who seriously complain about them 🙂

What's going on, Tilly's playing with her rack covered up.

This dude gives more poker knowledge in 30 seconds than I've heard all year.

Phil forgot to understand that everything he does at the poker table conveys information

Someday I hope we find a way to use Phil Helmuth's belief in himself as an unlimited renewable source of energy.

In Phil’s defense, it was tough to put Keating on a hand given the way it played out. Didn’t watch this episode live, so Phil may have had a better live read based on previous hands and the way Keating was playing at that particular table. Keating was the straddle, Tilly opened and Keating three bet preflop with a squeeze play. Phil’s first mistake was playing a weak ace with that type of preflop action. At least 80% of the time in that situation preflop, Phil will be dominated with only 1 live card against a stronger ace or big pocket pair. He may not have been drawing live at all except to his flush draw, seeing is how it was still three handed to the flop. Keating’s C bet was standard on that flop. He was repping an over pair, AK and trying to buy the pot, or a flopped a set. When Tilly called behind, that should have been all Phil needed to see to have let his hand go, unless he wanted to raise for info, which would have been the most logical play for Phil on the flop besides folding. It would have probably been good enough to have taken down the pot, unless Keating was REALLY tilting and decided to jam. The turn couldn’t have worked better for Keating the way the hand played out, as not only did make him a big favorite with 1 card left to come, but regardless of how he played his hand on the turn, it was going to confuse Tilly and Phil as to what he had, seeing is how he bet with air on the flop and hit his miracle card out of the blue with top pair on the turn. Checking would have sold it to Tilly and Phil that he was likely on a hand like QJ suited, AJ suited, 10/J suited or J/9 suited, given the way it played out. For Keating to lead again on the turn, he was mostly repping AA, AK, a set, KJ, or total air and was hoping to take it down on the turn, given his relentless aggression preflop and on the first two streets. I actually like Phil’s shove on the turn more than I like his continuing to limp along out of position against two other players with a hand as marginal as his. It shows Phil had decided to go with his read that Keating was tilting and likely on air or a draw. Phil simply waited one street too long to play his read. The thing I don’t like about Phil’s play on the turn... which he admitted was a mistake after the hand was over, was his comment as he shoved, implying that he had any 2 pair beat. Anyone who was watched Phil play for any period of time would have known that was a dead giveaway that Phil was bluffing. When Phil actually has a monster hand, he never makes comments where he hints as to the strength of his hand... especially as he is pushing his chips in the middle. I would have snapped Phil with top pair as soon as he made that comment, regardless of how much money was riding on the decision.

Hellmuth wasting everyone's time as usual

lmaoooooo yong with a disciplined lay down of 7 2 off

Easy check/call. Getting 2-13/18:1 when he has at least 11 outs if you don’t consider the ace as 3 outs. He has to make up so little IO if he only has 11 outs, but is getting outright +EV if he even has 12 outs.