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  • I actually dislike Laak.... I think he´s behaviour isn´t natural, but more a show. I like Antonius, one of the best players erver!

  • i think gamikav was talking about when jen checked back a boat i cant remember who against but phil iveys face said it all

  • if jen was playing that she would of insta folded obviously haha

  • 3:46 Jennifer Titty's face when she backed the wrong hunk.

  • myg0t!

  • fuck on your ass bitch first learn how to play with a full house hand

  • LOL that is tilly's favorite hand

  • @gaminkalv you mean Phil's?

  • @gaminkalv laughed so hard

  • 3:37 Antonius shows his happy face for getting trip kings

  • @MrMillsms set kings not trips

  • @HBRevive : A set of kings is trips. The technical term is 3 of a kind. They all mean the same thing.

  • @BadBoriBoy Set is used when someone has pocket pairs and hit the board, only ONE individual can hit a Set.

    Trips is used when TWO person holds the same card and the board has two of the same card. Thus, both players made a TRIP. In poker terms that is how it is categorized to avoid confusion.

  • @HBRevive : True, nice 1....but I have heard player use both terms when they have both.

  • @HBRevive Trips are when its a paired board and you hit one of the paired cards... it doesnt matter if both players hit the paired board or not. Statement about sets is correct

  • the ultimate pokerplayer definately must have the sportmanship of phil laak :)

  • " YES x100" Hahaha , yes on your ass!

  • How do you figure out the percentage in your head like that? How can you calculate 14% in your head there. So there there was 6 outs for Antonius so...

  • @jedichris8 u see how many outs u can win with, and divide by how many cards are left in the deck. 6/44 = 14%

  • @niknik80fig Or multiply your outs x 4 after the flop or x2 after the turn. So 6 outs x2 means an approximate 12% chance of Antonius hitting his outs on the river.

  • "You backed the wrong hunk, sweetheart!"

  • yes lon.... yes.

  • Kathy Liebert is sooooo fucking hot.

  • @bannedagainfromutube lmao...i put thumbs up just for fun!!

  • HAHAHA LAAKS GIRL!!

  • SICK

  • Heh, gotta love the guy ^^

  • shut the fuck up tilly

  • i like how phil laak is always so proud that he can use the rule of thump 2x 6 outs = 12%

  • @patatepowa when did he say he was proud that he could use the rule of *thumb..i must have missed it

  • @patatepowa Ahahaha your so fail !!!!!!!!!!!!

  • fuck off laak and the magician makes me yawn

  • lmao yes lon yes

  • "You've lost more money with pocket JJ than any other hand Lon" jajaja

  • That Patrik Anter is pretty good!

  • i think jennifer liked the flop. the river - not so much. the hand that akdons3 is talking about can be found on youtube. ivey's reaction is hilarious

  • patrik has a perfect tan.

  • phil lark is funniest of them all.

  • haha first the jack on the flop, then a king on the river! that was awesome!

  • this is not a bad beat....

  • all in pf is never a bad beat

  • do you mean pre-flop or post-flop? I strongly diasagree that all in pre flop can't be a bad beat. If you are about a 50 percent favourite (ex: AA vs. JJ) andd JJ beats you after both players go all in pre-flop, than this is definitely a bad beat.

  • Well, 50-50 favors no side. Aces (81%) versus Jacks (19%) is not a bad beat. Jacks win 1 out of 5 times

  • I didn't mean 50/50, I meant about 50-60 more percent-points than your opponent (the AA vs JJ situation for example. AND you can have your opinion, but I strongly believe that if you are a 81% to 19% favourite at any point in the hand, then it's a bad beat if you don't win. There are degrees of bad beats you know, maybe it's not a massive bad beat but it still is a bad beat.

  • Based on the definition of a bad beat, I would say yes it is. Anytime you're a monster favourite at any point in the hand, and you are drawn-out on, it's a bad beat. Even if you're beat by a hand that was the best hand pre-flop.

  • yes yes yes, yo yes i said yes

  • Laak is a class act.

  • Much respect to Laak for taking this beat so well.

  • how is this a beat?

  • jennifer tilly is a dumb fuck. Remember the hand where she checked it the whole way through with Patrick antonius when she flopped a set of jacks and rivered a full house and thought patrick had POCKET KINGS LMAO. phil iveys face was priceless

  • I LOVED that clip XDD

  • OMG that Poker after dark moment was CLASSIC. You could see her breasts bounce up and down cause she was so nervous. If he does have pocket K's, you have to pay him off and just accept the horrible beat (you can't get scared to bet in that situation). That's just weak poker.

  • Phil Laak owns, he is so funny and a good player!

  • that how tilly sounds in bed?

  • LOL when the K came up patrik just sat there and went "oh did i win, cool"....

  • Laak is like a little kid, must been raised in a smooth environment. It's nice to see IMO. A little fun in a stressful game.

  • I'm pretty sure he has ADHD. How else could you explain his behaviour?

  • what is ADHD ???!!

  • Attention deficit Hyper Disorder

  • Hi assmane999. Nice said man.

  • phil laak has is hilarious most of the time hes like an emotional wreck at the table

  • She looks live an evil gnome here...

  • Antonius is so cool tempered

  • @laffizzle that because he isnt a cocky american.. europeans are either cool tempered or they will very aggresive.. luckily antonius is a cool tempered guy

  • I'd like to make jennifer tilly scream YES YES YES in a different situation ¬_¬

  • just hearing her scream it is ok

  • @ferios2 thats exacly was I was saying to my brother while watching this video hahaha

  • @ferios2 ohhh, sex...

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  • How is it 14%? His outs were KKQQQQ...

  • 13.7% according to poker academy :)

  • I don't know if you mean you think it's to hi or to low. Rule of thumb to find percentage. Multiply how many outs you have on the turn by 2 or on the flop by 4 to determine your chances of winnings. He had 6 outs 6x2=12. That's why Laak said 12 Percent.

  • youre an idiot, the video said his % was 14 but I also calculated 12 so thats why I was questioning it. Watch the vid before you talk please thanks.

  • I actually do it like this:

    2 Cards to come: Outs x 4 - 2

    1 Card to come: Outs x 2 + 2

    This is about right.

    But I'm changing the way I do it right now.

    It's better to do number of outs in comparison to the remaining cards: So 6 of 45 which is exactly 7.5 to one. The reason this is better is that you can compare it directly to the pot odds. Tip time for everyone who watches this vid.

  • why'd you wanna calculate your odds like that. it would only make sense if you knew what your opponents cards were. 4,3*outs for 2 cards to come and 2,1*outs when one cards is to come is the most accurate way. I mean if you have an exceptional read you could do 4,5 and 2,3 instead. anyway your method doesn't work. 17*4 -2 =66 4,5*17=76,5 this is assuming you have 17 outs and you KNOW what your opponents cards are. however you can do 4*outs + ½*outs.

  • actually 6 outs - with a possible 44 cards to come, so 6/44~ 14%

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