😆 🤣 😂

I’m sure of it!

Why last?

@@arminahmetak Allegations of cheating

I miss Lon McEachern and Norman Chad. I don't enjoy watching the wsop anymore like I used to.

@@waffeltje they're still there

@@waffeltje No doubt, the best of duos. Where not available for whatever reason, and I wouldn't really compare the two super-duos, I really enjoy Nick and Ali.

It's unbearable.

even 100k more was enought but yea he had a little to less to 3 bet bluff river

Yeah it's actually not bad especially since Mike is known as a Nit now.

He didn't punt. If he didn't think the guy had a flush he would have won if he was right.

Even if Mike won the main he would be broke in 2 years.

He should of had a blocker at least. Ace of clubs or KQ. Blocking king and queens full. Or A5 blocking possible 5 hands his opponent could have

@@izang5800 jesus christ, theoretical blocker talk about a guy who had hours of sample with a player in this tournament but his read is useless because of a missing 1/10 club in his hand. People go so far to try and sound like smart players who follow blogs these days.

@@obscurereference6298 shoving on the river what was essentially a min raise to one of the biggest stacks in the tournament with ace high on a flush and paired board is a punt. He’s getting called off by any pair or better.

I watched the paint dry and ate the paint chips during that hand. Glad Al Shanti found the call.

More annoying than cool. He seems to use the tanking to induce decisions from his opponents.

@@DadgeCity clear psychological warfare. Takes ridiculous time, jabbers, odd bet chip stacks... all of it points to an unorthodoxy of play that gets inside players heads. Then add in that he's ran really well and does a great mix of position play and bet sizing that completely keeps his opponents guessing which adds another layer of anxiety. Add in his amicable demeanor and accent/broken English and you have more sensory input that can perplex or fatigue an opponent too. There's a lot of stimulus for his opponents to navigate each hand he plays - he's literally wearing down an entire field at once.

yup strong line but to less chips

3 to 1 but you only win against a bluff. This A7o isn't a great combo to bluff but I think 98s being the bottom 3bet value range he can fold it (and has to?)

The table draws are random from day 1 (so there's no manipulation to get a certain interesting player on the feature table with other interesting players). When a table breaks up, the players are also assigned to the open seats randomly. The PokerGo crew just look at what table (or two tables in this case) might be interesting for the broadcast (tables with more than one well known players, controversial players like William Kassouf/Ali Imsirovic, the (former) chipleader and talker Zhang etc) and then they just swap that table with the feature table (everyone on the table is told to move to the feature table with their stacks, and they obv keep the same seats relative to each other) and play continues. When another table in the field gets more interesting than the feature table (or when the table's gets less interesting for the broadcast because it's already been the feature table for like two days, they swap the players of the feature table with an outer table again). The fact the PokerGo broadcast is showing the hole cards on a 30 minute delay is the most important thing about being or not being on the feature table actually. If you're alone in Vegas, it's better to not be on the feature table (or you have to watch the stream on your phone while playing). If you have a buddy there who can follow the stream and keep you informed of what players were holding in past hands, talking to him/her on the rail between hands can be very useful

The all in bet was a bad play.

Bc they are cringe and out-dated.

That’s called selling 120% of your action

The call with 98cc was bad, the fish just couldn't 'fold a flush'.

Well, its called a bluff, sometimes it works,sometimes it doesn't, if i were in the other guy's place id have folded a9high flush.

@@barahkaafi if you're folding a flush with that stack and the line you're getting odds wise then just quit playing the game altogether.

@@phillyfansufferer Please let me know where you are playing for the next 6 months so I can quit my job and build my pension pot.

All I could do was fly about Gotham City with my cloak and grapple for hours on end, solving Riddler puzzles. Was that just me? 🤷‍♂️

Is that why she changed her face to look like 75% of Instagram models

Actually was a great bluff, just very unlucky

@@joelbaxter8313 no it was bad. His all in was a small raise into a big stack

@@igortolstov487 not a bad bluff at all

@@joelbaxter8313 It was a bad bluff. It looked so obvious I can;t believe how long it took for the call

donk bluff. Didn't have enough chips behind to push the guy out.

if he was going to bluff he should have check raise bluffed the river, that would have looked stronger. Plus by betting first he didnt have enough chips behind to push the guy out.

If you like Adam’s apples and 5 o’clock shadow. To each his own

@Tyler Daniel Can.

But he wasn't deeper stacked. lol. You missed the whole point here.....he wasn't deeper stacked.

@@kevinayow8618 ^^^ What Kevin said ^^^

They take the same amount of time no matter what they hold to not give away information.

Dont even notice them anymore

He's not in the hand to be fair

@@charlieh6866 that‘s right, but with looking into his hand he can gain information how the other player acts when being in a decision making situation.

There's no set of 7 possibility there guy

@@royfokerpoker1802 😆😂🤣 He said that Zhang might had a set of 7s. You clearly didn't pay enough attention.

@@drakedraven6961 Some people refer to a set or trips differently. One on the board and two in the hand is a set while two on the board and one in the hand is trips.

Could be up against AK, cant fold to every 4 bet because QQ is among at the top of your range. You could argue 10s are a fold. Not QQ. Then what are you calling/shoving with? Just KK and AA when you are 4-bet? Then everyone can just bully you even though you are one of the bigger stacks

Ryan Laplante

I think it’s Jamie Krikstetter

The guy has nothing except flush draw with a 9 high 6 suited til the river, Mike still has the winning hand with an A7 pre flop, post flop and turn.

@@drakedraven6961 correct but mike bet 70k after the river card and got raised so now the flush came in and its a paired board and Mikey 3 bet bluffs with the worst hand

It's not that bad a play becauce it looks so strong, but just use better cards to bluff like q4 or a4 with ace of clubs or ak with ace of clubs

​@@kevincloonan9787that is exactly why it's a strong play. It's really not much to call his all in therefore he's showing absolute strength.. That's why it took him so long to call..as Mike said.. He could only beat a bluff.. I'm actually surprised he called

He’s a degenerate

How much of his stack was in?

@@keithkelso9872 175 K and the raise was to like 565 K. The stacks are close, just let it go, if its a guy with 500 K total you of course go with it. It was obvious he had KK or AA you do not 4 bet AK or JJ you push it or fold.

I absolutely hate the way he fans his chips