How could Phil have known whether or not Brady would've played aces that way? They hadn't played much before. And, FYI, trapping with AA doesn't always work. If Ivey didn't think Brad had AA, then what would you say that Ivey thought Booth had? Seriously, who's going to ask their opponent for a chip count (on the preflop) holding 3-3, 7-7, 6-6, or 7-6? And, he's not asking for one holding 4-5. Logically, those are the only hands that Ivey couldn't call/beat on an all-in raise here.
No professional poker player plays their hole cards the same way every single time, in every situation. Fast-playing AA is not uncommon. Booth went on to claim that Ivey probably folded because he didn't want to be seen making a bad call on television. None of the hands that Phil couldn't beat on the flop made sense for Booth to have other than AA (unless you completely ignore Booth's preflop behavior). Ivey couldn't fold here unless he believed Booth had something on the preflop.
Against a weaker player, trapping with AA makes sense. But, I think a lot of people would want to fast-play AA against Ivey b/c he has the table image of being able to outplay ppl with any two cards. When facing such an unpredictable player, it makes sense to protect your over-cards (from a suckout or a bluff) which is what Booth is pretending to do here. And, the only over cards that Ivey couldn't beat here are AA. So, it's entirely plausible that Booth would play aces that way.
((@PeikkoKuningas95 What the fuck is wrong with you? In 2012, you're really proud to show everyone just how ignorant and uneducated you are? You should be embarrassed, you look foolish.
I think you have it backwards. Ivey has gone on the record to say that the main reason why he folded here was because he hadn't really played with Booth before. So, he didn't know Booth's tendencies/style. And, the raise was so huge on such a small pot (13x Ivey's flop bet), it just didn't make sense to call even though his heart probably told him otherwise. If it was any player he was familiar with, then he probably would've called. But, there were too many unknowns here.
how do you beat a play like that, call every time and see the set most of the time? omg, this kind of poker is just fucking sick crazy unbeatable, that's what puts me on tilt, people that beat me in poker, i hate them, i hope they go to heaven
@prodigy051985 The point is if the player shows immediately, the others players at the table will know how he plays. Therefore, he will be less likely to successfully bluff or to win hands at all during the playing session.
i think hes a huge underdog or flipping many of the times. the push was too big to call, its not TOO bad to fold there. cred for booth not giving away anything that made him call tho
@aloefgren what is a flip with kk's, against a 3, 7, 6 off suit? Nothing is the answer. Any set is way ahead, 5-1, any draw is behind way behind, aa\s is way ahead, any lower pair is way behind.
No, there are no flips here. He is either way ahead, which he was, or way behind.
He didnt want to take the chance of running into trips. Thats why he folded.
@mangeunscio He clearly tells a story of how he just hit his 45 diamonds , but now is scared of the diamond flush, that is the reason of the allin. If Ivey had AK diamond, this move would make a call very hard.
Great bluff... and actually a good fold. ( unless Ivey got a read on some weakness, and as he is one of the pokerworlds best readers i assume he didnt.)
@dpeni77 No one is better then another one at poker its a lots of lucks 2 ........ tell me who i should call to play at that table hen and i will go ...... would u tell me too david benyaminne is a good player hahhahaha go see the play he did agains guy laliberte
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I would never fold in that spot, the only logical hand you make a call on a reraise is a high pocket pair or ace king. If he had aces I doubt he would shove like that on a dry board. Also the chances are very small that he has a better hand there, odds wise you can call in this spot. Because you in 90% of the cases ahead, so as long as you not more than 9 times wrong, you will play with profit in the long therm.
@SpikeyOut: sry bro i think your wrong. Ya C in a deep staked cash game the pre flop calling hands to a small four bet, are much wider than they would be in another type of game. When I originally saw this hand, I myself thought Ivey's laydown was flawed. after thinking about the hand, and factoring in how likely it is that Brad might have called with a small pair preflop, and flopped a set, or a staight, i think it was a excellent lay down in the long wrong. Plus Ivey had NO pot odds!
@SpikeyOut for the exact reasons u gave, phil folded. when a play like that happens it throws everything out of balance. there is no possible way phil can call which is exactly why brad did that.
Brad might balance his play and do this shove sometimes with a set but i think ( i may be wrong) that it's more likely to be a sick bluff (big moniez: 300k shove ) on TV for ego so i don't think he is gonna do that with a set and "spew" the chance to get value from overpairs on later street by shoving a set here
No, asking your opponent his stack is more likely indicating that the guy is setmining with a small pair or that he has suited connectors so he is counting his implied odds.
Since he completely overbets shoves the flop, it doesn't look like he has flopped a set, he would more likely raise someting in a 60-75k range if he had a set IMO
Would be retarded cause with KK against a range of flush draws you're +EV with the money already in the pot
If Booth had a naked flush draw Ivey would be ahead, if he had like AJdd even with the Aces outs added he has still most equity with his kings, Ivey is a bit sick if the guy has like Pair + nut flush draw (so A7dd) or Open ender + flush draw (like 89dd) but with money in the pot i think it's still +EV to call.
So if Ivey thought Booth had a flush draw he would snap obv
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@cheezilius Too many spots that he's way behind against aces or a set, too many coin flips against hands like AQdd, and it's just irrational to put Booth on betting $300,000 with complete air or even to put him on a naked pair like queens that Ivey can beat. Ivey may have a big overpair, but he's getting a bad price to call against Booth's perceived range, even if that range were to be that wide and have a lot of semi-bluffs. I guess that's why he's ballin and youre still playing micro stakes.
@cheezilius Who the fuck are you??!!! Thats Phil Ivey hes won the WSP 8 times and considered one of the top players has won millions against top competition. I am sorry where are the clips of you winning a WSP tour? Where are the clips of you going against the top players in the world? Since you don't know who this guy is you must not play and you playing gin against your grandma who is in a coma and your friends in the girl scouts for boxes of cookies dosen't count. Fucking keyboard warrior
@MarketTeen Um, no, he doesn't have a straight. He has 4-high. Also, EV in the conventional sense doesn't really apply here. This is all meta-game, executed perfectly by Brad Booth.
Plus the fact that he is pwning the greatest player of all time makes it even better.
@danielvandam Guess you didn't the see the exact same situation - Negreanu vs Matasow - Matasow goes allin for 200K with a draw. Negreanu call with one overpair in his hand.
@bottleracket true, I didnt but I do know Negreanu thinks the situation through very well every time. I think that must have been a total missread then
Yeah, but Hellmuth woulda called that and woulda gotten beaten by runner-runner, "What is going on here... The guy calls me with 4-2. He's practically just giving me his money... I knew he was weak. I got him all in... What is this?!"
@CardSharkVeteran No he did not. He would not have made this play without the equity with the backdoor draw and gutshot. He called initially because they are both very very very deep for the blinds they are playing making it profitable to call Ivey's 3bet with suited/gap suited connectors.
@fliptthescript you dont understand. dwan does this not just to win pot but so that when he makes that move when he has the goods he can get more calls in those situations
@fliptthescript It works because he does that same play with his value hands allowing him to makeup the difference in risking 100k to win 30k allowing him to get called when he has it more often.
If you look at brad it's so obvious he's bluffing... I say 'obvious' whether I could make the call is a completely different question because the natter of the fact is it's such a terrible mad insane just wild play that I would almost surely convince myself that hew trying to act nervous and he's a grate actor
Booth is such a moron. He shoved to get some braggin rights AND because he's such a pussy to play against Ivey. That shove shows how much he is scared to even see the turn. The guy is a fag. No wonder he hasn't shown up again.
bad overbet by brad booth. but good lay down from ivey IMO, yes KK was ahead but thats a wet board and theyre playing very deepstack poker. i hope i play everybody who snap calls all in with KK on this flop. i would think A7 of diamonds, set of 3s/6s/7s..
Wow, NO FUCKING HERP DERP if your bluff gets called it looks dumb. Believe me, if anyone in this comments section pulled off that play on Ivey. The feeling would be equivalent to getting your dick sucked by angels. STFU
wasn't a bad fold... any hand that brad would've seriously played like that would have beaten ivey, except maybe pocket queens.
he simply didn't read the bluff - that's it.
MateDeVita 4 days ago
brad booth surely would'nt play aces that way, he would try to trap phil if that was the case, daniel your right would have worked that out
DARKR3APZ 4 days ago
@DARKR3APZ
How could Phil have known whether or not Brady would've played aces that way? They hadn't played much before. And, FYI, trapping with AA doesn't always work. If Ivey didn't think Brad had AA, then what would you say that Ivey thought Booth had? Seriously, who's going to ask their opponent for a chip count (on the preflop) holding 3-3, 7-7, 6-6, or 7-6? And, he's not asking for one holding 4-5. Logically, those are the only hands that Ivey couldn't call/beat on an all-in raise here.
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No professional poker player plays their hole cards the same way every single time, in every situation. Fast-playing AA is not uncommon. Booth went on to claim that Ivey probably folded because he didn't want to be seen making a bad call on television. None of the hands that Phil couldn't beat on the flop made sense for Booth to have other than AA (unless you completely ignore Booth's preflop behavior). Ivey couldn't fold here unless he believed Booth had something on the preflop.
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Against a weaker player, trapping with AA makes sense. But, I think a lot of people would want to fast-play AA against Ivey b/c he has the table image of being able to outplay ppl with any two cards. When facing such an unpredictable player, it makes sense to protect your over-cards (from a suckout or a bluff) which is what Booth is pretending to do here. And, the only over cards that Ivey couldn't beat here are AA. So, it's entirely plausible that Booth would play aces that way.
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((@PeikkoKuningas95 What the fuck is wrong with you? In 2012, you're really proud to show everyone just how ignorant and uneducated you are? You should be embarrassed, you look foolish.
ibanezgirl 1 month ago
........... ENOUGH SAID..
SuperQueenofAfrica 5 days ago
His mind said play, his heart said fold.......
BlackDynamiteNYC 5 days ago
@BlackDynamiteNYC
I think you have it backwards. Ivey has gone on the record to say that the main reason why he folded here was because he hadn't really played with Booth before. So, he didn't know Booth's tendencies/style. And, the raise was so huge on such a small pot (13x Ivey's flop bet), it just didn't make sense to call even though his heart probably told him otherwise. If it was any player he was familiar with, then he probably would've called. But, there were too many unknowns here.
MacBubbles 1 day ago
ok... where the fuck is brad booth now? the guy is weak
valfitness 5 days ago
@valfitness the poor guy got cheated out of like 3 million online, look it up
leetDAWG 3 days ago
how do you beat a play like that, call every time and see the set most of the time? omg, this kind of poker is just fucking sick crazy unbeatable, that's what puts me on tilt, people that beat me in poker, i hate them, i hope they go to heaven
Zee96969696 6 days ago
esfandiari eating. lol
ilovemymac123 6 days ago
Brad Booth's face at 2:22 fkin hilarious while Ivey stares
JRN2222 1 week ago
The age old question: Would he go all in with a hand like a set? or would he try to value bet his hand and milk Ivey?
But, Ivey knows that Brad booth knows that. And Brad Booth knows that Ivey knows that he knows that. etc etc
adolfolicious 1 week ago 4
@zex95966 his hand could only beat a bluff there...how can he call
fateplus1 1 week ago
I cant believe Phil laid that hand down. Must be because he cant see brad making that move.
stonedtoperfection22 2 weeks ago
nice re raise with 4 2
MrLovingspain 2 weeks ago
@zex95966 oh well lol, you gonna blow up 300 000 $? thats the way to lose money in poker..
Baumjohann1980 1 month ago
instead of throwing only 14,000, 28,000 relaunched, the dish was too high to fold
danportorosa 1 month ago
lol whats the point of not showing on live poker?? ivey was just gonna go home and watch it anyway.. right before he punches a hole through his tv
prodigy051985 1 month ago
@prodigy051985 The point is if the player shows immediately, the others players at the table will know how he plays. Therefore, he will be less likely to successfully bluff or to win hands at all during the playing session.
cedromatic 1 month ago
however remember he 3b btn so he could easily have 67s, 66 77, or even aces cause he cant 5b in this spot too obv and his bluffcatching would be gone
aloefgren 1 month ago
@1871bismarck
Look again. Its not a rainbow board. There is a flushdraw. I was thinking about hands as 78dd. Still a good fold by the best player today.
aloefgren 1 month ago
ok phill ivey has 79% and booth 20% wheres the rest 1%?
sinio7 1 month ago
@sinio7 Tie for pot?
muusers 1 month ago
@sinio7 Pre-flop, 5 spades or 5 flowers without 3 was divided. 1%. After the flop a 4 and 5, for both scale and was divided. 1%.
danportorosa 1 month ago
@sinio7 1% chance it comes 4, 5 on the turn and river and they split
LoowheezeBreeze 1 month ago
@sinio7
Either fractions or most likely the chance of a split pot (e.g., a straight on the board).
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Viach1984 2 months ago
ivey would call that these days
SuperRee2011 2 months ago 2
i think hes a huge underdog or flipping many of the times. the push was too big to call, its not TOO bad to fold there. cred for booth not giving away anything that made him call tho
aloefgren 2 months ago
@aloefgren what is a flip with kk's, against a 3, 7, 6 off suit? Nothing is the answer. Any set is way ahead, 5-1, any draw is behind way behind, aa\s is way ahead, any lower pair is way behind.
No, there are no flips here. He is either way ahead, which he was, or way behind.
He didnt want to take the chance of running into trips. Thats why he folded.
1871bismarck 1 month ago
@1871bismarck Booth could easily be making that play with the ace high flush draw...which would make it a flip
LoowheezeBreeze 1 month ago
@LoowheezeBreeze by far the most intelligent comment on here. I agree.
Runout89 1 week ago
haha, esfanidri, "i love you guys"
edwinaisobese 2 months ago
IVEY WHAT A BAD PLAYER HE DONT DESERVE TOO BE THERE
mangeunscio 2 months ago
@mangeunscio He clearly tells a story of how he just hit his 45 diamonds , but now is scared of the diamond flush, that is the reason of the allin. If Ivey had AK diamond, this move would make a call very hard.
Great bluff... and actually a good fold. ( unless Ivey got a read on some weakness, and as he is one of the pokerworlds best readers i assume he didnt.)
brighteye007 2 months ago
@mangeunscio
What???? Are your a better player???? Is that why your sitting at home watching on youtube while hes playing!
dpeni77 2 months ago
@dpeni77 No one is better then another one at poker its a lots of lucks 2 ........ tell me who i should call to play at that table hen and i will go ...... would u tell me too david benyaminne is a good player hahhahaha go see the play he did agains guy laliberte
mangeunscio 2 months ago
@mangeunscio
Dude i couldnt even understand what you were saying
dpeni77 2 months ago 7
@dpeni77 POKER IS 20 PERCENT SKILL AND 80 PERCENT LUCK ........ THOSE GUYS ARE JUST LUCKY TOO BE THERE ....... THEY ARE THERE CAUSE THEY KNOW THE GOOD PERSON
mangeunscio 2 months ago
What a retarded play .. what if Ivey called? He wouldve lost all that money. DONK!
TranceSuperWave 3 months ago
brad booth has the sexiest chip stack i've ever seen
look at all those denominations
and the 300k in cash bricks
makes my mouth water
Araknophobik 3 months ago 3
I was skipping through this video to see what actually happened in the hand and laughed so fucking hard when I heard "I love you" for a split second. Don't know why.
Minsheme 3 months ago
@Minsheme You probably heard Antonio Esfandiari (the guy who is eating).He actually says "I love Yukon",because Brad Booth's nickname is Yukon
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champions20000009 4 months ago
The fact that ivey took from (2:01) to (4:04) shows discipline many poker players do not possess
foolioperez 4 months ago
@foolioperez The irony of you comment is that phil actually had the best hand
tommyXBOX360 4 months ago
David benyamine needs to shut the FUCK up in the middle of this hand.
shroey20 4 months ago
@shroey20 YES! Agreed!
robnwk2006 4 months ago
fulltilt scumbag ivey
yousnotright 4 months ago
nice move but is he still playing with the top dogs or is he broke now?
TalentedMrshark 4 months ago
@TalentedMrshark he's quite broke, in an interview he said he was focusing on paying people back I believe.
laistar 4 months ago
@TalentedMrshark he went broke after this playing online
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123ableTHERollyboy 5 months ago
you should tag this "a moment of insanity"...
2tame4fame 5 months ago
I just love how they stacked up their chips in those old episodes of HSP.
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I gotta say that im impressed by pokerviews rakeback program. My rakeback is at 35% right now. Chaa chingg
tanghuful 5 months ago
I want a brink
TamaNewb 5 months ago
I really thought he was going to call
thespacialone 5 months ago
300k bet into 50k pot? Thats poker at its highest
its entertaining to watch, instead of Mueller or Lederer folding KQs to 1 bet preflop etc
CoLLecToR91 5 months ago 3
phil's look at 4:24 says it all... " wait a minute, what the fuck did i just do?? :S "
VicenzoV 5 months ago 26
@VicenzoV I think Brad just let his guard down after the hand and Phil realized that it was a bluff as a result.
veezbokumar 1 month ago
@VicenzoV you know we've all been in that spot though. i definitely would have done the same in ivey's spot.
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champions20000009 5 months ago
Man I would've snapped, but then again...
chazsinohui 6 months ago
I really wanted him to call and see that 5 of hearts on the river.
NinziAkaPaxi 6 months ago
Brad booth is so obnoxious
delpierocro 6 months ago
0:23 that look is awesome lol
wrath0ff 6 months ago
@wrath0ff poker face
Pli55k3n 6 months ago
brad is Awesome
KwNJn1 6 months ago
i want to see phil ivey vs chino
haterz811 6 months ago
risks 300k to win 53k? either this guy is not very good or he's the one person with dead reads on ivey
marshallbrooks1 6 months ago
@marshallbrooks1 That is correct, if ivey calls one on five you lose in long period..
tanocaridi1251978 5 months ago
@tanocaridi1251978 what
marshallbrooks1 5 months ago
@marshallbrooks1 this bluff is unprofitable if you get called one time over five
tanocaridi1251978 5 months ago
@tanocaridi1251978 That isn't right. Brad still has equity so you have to include the equity he still has if Ivey calls.
andrew1903 5 months ago
Shut up D.B! Ivey is trying to think!
shaddowkillah 6 months ago
thats why brad booth in real life is broke now...i feel so sorry for the poor guy...
cleanuptomcat2 6 months ago 2
LITERALLY FUCK THAT
theejoebright 6 months ago
4:24 bet phil ivey was just thinking 'donk'
SimLees 6 months ago
IF I WAS BLUFFING RIGHT THERE...I WOULD NOT WANT PHIL IVEY STARING ME DOWN!! SOD THAT
lewnik69 6 months ago
DIDNT KNOW EDDIE MURPHY PLAYED POKER!!
lewnik69 6 months ago
donkey move
RossTheBalla05 6 months ago
I would never fold in that spot, the only logical hand you make a call on a reraise is a high pocket pair or ace king. If he had aces I doubt he would shove like that on a dry board. Also the chances are very small that he has a better hand there, odds wise you can call in this spot. Because you in 90% of the cases ahead, so as long as you not more than 9 times wrong, you will play with profit in the long therm.
I find it a terrible fold of Ivey.
SpikeyOut 6 months ago
@SpikeyOut: sry bro i think your wrong. Ya C in a deep staked cash game the pre flop calling hands to a small four bet, are much wider than they would be in another type of game. When I originally saw this hand, I myself thought Ivey's laydown was flawed. after thinking about the hand, and factoring in how likely it is that Brad might have called with a small pair preflop, and flopped a set, or a staight, i think it was a excellent lay down in the long wrong. Plus Ivey had NO pot odds!
DarawixK9 6 months ago
@SpikeyOut for the exact reasons u gave, phil folded. when a play like that happens it throws everything out of balance. there is no possible way phil can call which is exactly why brad did that.
theejoebright 6 months ago
@SpikeyOut: How can you claim that Brad's range is 99+/AK in this spot WHEN YOU CAN SEE HE HAS 42!
You know for a fact that his range is much much wider, you can see it right there!!
MrUndead115 6 months ago 4
Brad might balance his play and do this shove sometimes with a set but i think ( i may be wrong) that it's more likely to be a sick bluff (big moniez: 300k shove ) on TV for ego so i don't think he is gonna do that with a set and "spew" the chance to get value from overpairs on later street by shoving a set here
alive2k7 6 months ago
I wish so badly Ivey called this just to see who would have actually WON!
R088O 6 months ago
lets see him pull that off against the bankers
h3llhAndz 6 months ago
i think the point of his laydown was the question before the flop:
"how much u got there?"
pkt Aces play
oustandingmusic 6 months ago
@oustandingmusic
No, asking your opponent his stack is more likely indicating that the guy is setmining with a small pair or that he has suited connectors so he is counting his implied odds.
Since he completely overbets shoves the flop, it doesn't look like he has flopped a set, he would more likely raise someting in a 60-75k range if he had a set IMO
alive2k7 6 months ago
ivey has booth on a flush draw or something and doesnt wanna gamble with him
jthrillsnskills 6 months ago
@jthrillsnskills
Would be retarded cause with KK against a range of flush draws you're +EV with the money already in the pot
If Booth had a naked flush draw Ivey would be ahead, if he had like AJdd even with the Aces outs added he has still most equity with his kings, Ivey is a bit sick if the guy has like Pair + nut flush draw (so A7dd) or Open ender + flush draw (like 89dd) but with money in the pot i think it's still +EV to call.
So if Ivey thought Booth had a flush draw he would snap obv
alive2k7 6 months ago
please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil please fold phil
jthrillsnskills 6 months ago
sick raise
NoStyleLOL 6 months ago
very easy call for any competent player. Who is that black guy?? No idea how to play, stick to mid stakes bro
cheezilius 7 months ago 2
@cheezilius Too many spots that he's way behind against aces or a set, too many coin flips against hands like AQdd, and it's just irrational to put Booth on betting $300,000 with complete air or even to put him on a naked pair like queens that Ivey can beat. Ivey may have a big overpair, but he's getting a bad price to call against Booth's perceived range, even if that range were to be that wide and have a lot of semi-bluffs. I guess that's why he's ballin and youre still playing micro stakes.
troycm89 7 months ago 2
@cheezilius Who the fuck are you??!!! Thats Phil Ivey hes won the WSP 8 times and considered one of the top players has won millions against top competition. I am sorry where are the clips of you winning a WSP tour? Where are the clips of you going against the top players in the world? Since you don't know who this guy is you must not play and you playing gin against your grandma who is in a coma and your friends in the girl scouts for boxes of cookies dosen't count. Fucking keyboard warrior
maven21 7 months ago
@maven21 I think cheezilius was kidding hot shot, take the sarcasm
padobah 6 months ago
this way a -EV play by booth yeah he made the straight this time but in the long run hell be losing money playing like this.
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itstonymacaroni 7 months ago
@MarketTeen Um, no, he doesn't have a straight. He has 4-high. Also, EV in the conventional sense doesn't really apply here. This is all meta-game, executed perfectly by Brad Booth.
Plus the fact that he is pwning the greatest player of all time makes it even better.
itstonymacaroni 7 months ago
i did something similar with a gut shot, made the fella lay down aa. love a making them fold the better hand. but when you get caught it hurts!
DoeDunmore 7 months ago
brad booth went busto hmmm i wonder why lol
Gforcebond 7 months ago
brad booth has balls
mitchfricano 7 months ago
its not a pirate shit !! :) i quite like it :)
YukonBradBooth 7 months ago
Is Brad Booth wearing the pirate shirt from Seinfeld?
itstonymacaroni 7 months ago 34
@itstonymacaroni LMFAO
marshallbrooks1 7 months ago
@itstonymacaroni "I dont wanna be a pirate."
bottleracket 5 months ago
Negreanu woulda called that in a second
bottleracket 5 months ago 31
@bottleracket no he wouldnt?
danielvandam 2 months ago
@danielvandam Guess you didn't the see the exact same situation - Negreanu vs Matasow - Matasow goes allin for 200K with a draw. Negreanu call with one overpair in his hand.
bottleracket 2 months ago
@bottleracket true, I didnt but I do know Negreanu thinks the situation through very well every time. I think that must have been a total missread then
danielvandam 2 months ago
@bottleracket NO he would have tanked and attentionw****d for 5 min. Then he would have called.
darkkeijp 1 week ago
@bottleracket
Yeah, but Hellmuth woulda called that and woulda gotten beaten by runner-runner, "What is going on here... The guy calls me with 4-2. He's practically just giving me his money... I knew he was weak. I got him all in... What is this?!"
MacBubbles 1 week ago 2
@MacBubbles haha yeah Hellmuth has always bad luck=) sometimes i feel sorry for him..^^
fezwannabe 1 day ago
Phil Ivey. Noob.
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champions20000009 7 months ago
good lay down... Fuc* 54K .. Ivey the Great !
draleee3 7 months ago
why do people think this was bad??? he almost had a straight!!!!!!
ger002 7 months ago
brad's look at 3:02 says it all... " wait a minute,what the fuck did i just do?? :S "
simos901 8 months ago 40
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superjeff14 6 months ago
@simos901 i read differently. i read "FOLD FOLD FOLD FOLD!!!!!!!!!!"
golfmaniac007 4 months ago
@CardSharkVeteran No he did not. He would not have made this play without the equity with the backdoor draw and gutshot. He called initially because they are both very very very deep for the blinds they are playing making it profitable to call Ivey's 3bet with suited/gap suited connectors.
kuja900 8 months ago
EHEHE! Esfandiari is eating at the poker table , on tv, high stakes game , full table and he fold already.. LOL
STAND UP AND GO EAT SOMEWHERE ELSE..
plstrom 8 months ago
But Ivey folded, didn't he?
khangbob 8 months ago
there are not much to talk about....he called a big re-raise from ivey with 4-2....stupid...
evanskrete1 8 months ago
@evanskrete1 right,play 42 in a bad position is wrong,it doesnt matters to me what happens after that
gnillortmi 8 months ago
oh god dwan does this all the time over bet pots for 30 k and risk 100s of thousands eveyrone says oh great play bull.
fliptthescript 9 months ago
@fliptthescript you dont understand. dwan does this not just to win pot but so that when he makes that move when he has the goods he can get more calls in those situations
kuja900 8 months ago
@fliptthescript It works because he does that same play with his value hands allowing him to makeup the difference in risking 100k to win 30k allowing him to get called when he has it more often.
kuja900 8 months ago
Brad Booth is tha man XD
TheH0lyGrail 9 months ago
I still don't like that play.
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champions20000009 9 months ago
The only thing that doesnt make sense to me is why he re raised Williams, because normally wouldn't you just flat call a utg raise with 6's or 7's?
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champions20000009 9 months ago
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VicenzoV 9 months ago 6
this is called the "kill-phil" strategy... moronic play, this is fish-poker nothin else
TomiAk47 9 months ago
quando negreanu aveva ancora i capelli!!!!
lavy90salento 9 months ago
From 2:22 - 2:25 he shows weakness.
beroe7 9 months ago
@beroe7 saw the same shit
kevinqa 9 months ago
@beroe7 That's how I would act if I had a strong hand if someone was staring me down.
sydneymassive 9 months ago
I think it was a good fold.
thedudeabides97 9 months ago
risk 280k to win 28k, You better know he is gonna fold!
Psycolynch 9 months ago
yesterday i got outplayed by alot of youtube pro's, i told Daniel Negreanu all of it ;)
TheH0lyGrail 9 months ago
stupid fold.
AllstarHunE 10 months ago
@AllstarHunE u you phil ivey didn't see his cards?!?!
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johnsmith7490 10 months ago
Phil Ivey..... Awesome Poker Player... my sister's husband works with him... this is a Poker game right here.....
1234bboys 10 months ago
If you look at brad it's so obvious he's bluffing... I say 'obvious' whether I could make the call is a completely different question because the natter of the fact is it's such a terrible mad insane just wild play that I would almost surely convince myself that hew trying to act nervous and he's a grate actor
Izaak247 10 months ago
can that fat fuck in the pink shirt stfu
aka3lfLo 10 months ago
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VicenzoV 10 months ago 12
@ryspa86 @ verva44 You guys realize Yukon Brad is one of the best cash game players in the world right? But, by all means, keep the analysis coming.
scatman57 10 months ago
SUCKED HIM
SCUBONZIES 10 months ago
I think that today's phil would have called him...
mamizemoshe 10 months ago
that pissed me off...
Style1130 10 months ago
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johnny2546213 10 months ago
Booth is such a moron. He shoved to get some braggin rights AND because he's such a pussy to play against Ivey. That shove shows how much he is scared to even see the turn. The guy is a fag. No wonder he hasn't shown up again.
applezauc3 10 months ago
bad overbet by brad booth. but good lay down from ivey IMO, yes KK was ahead but thats a wet board and theyre playing very deepstack poker. i hope i play everybody who snap calls all in with KK on this flop. i would think A7 of diamonds, set of 3s/6s/7s..
Araknophobik 10 months ago
Wow, NO FUCKING HERP DERP if your bluff gets called it looks dumb. Believe me, if anyone in this comments section pulled off that play on Ivey. The feeling would be equivalent to getting your dick sucked by angels. STFU
MuseManMike 10 months ago