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  • This is why poker is so profitable at the lower levels. U donks don't realize it was a bluff. Heinz check raised all in to get statsko to fold a straight/sets and higher two pairs. Obviously he's never getting called by worse

  • Funny if stazsko had J and called. The line between donk and champ is damn thin..

  • Wow Heinz with an awesome call. Wow

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  • Pls don`t flame for this question, but how many chips are one dollar? Thx.

  • @ftotheelix123 Buy-in into tournament was $10,000 for which player received 30k chips. Technically, since there are 205,9M chips in play and 1st+2nd prize combined is circa $14,3M, we could say that one dollar is represtented by about 14 chips.

  • Staszko is such a stupid player,and so easy to read....

  • @raduquuu you are an ugly person beyond repair and you will never have sex with anyone unless you commit animal rape.

  • @ocm4r Wtf is wrong with you?Are you martin Staszko or what's your problem dude?I just said my opinion

  • @raduquuu no, you just trolling.

  • @raduquuu Stupid player wouldn't win 90 million dollars, you dumb fuckhead.

  • @ondra159 it's chips, not dollars... i think he won about 6 million dollars

  • @ondra159 and you have nothing...envy

  • @raduquuu Stupid player Martin Staszko defeated almost 7000 players, you envious fucker.

  • @raduquuu envy

  • PEOPLE!!!.Stop watching poker,if u can't recognize a bluff:(

  • @bildrwic3 Stop playing poker would be more profitable advice I think.

  • it was a bluff, he wasn't shove there for value, RETARDS

  • 11 diselikes nice try stazsko

  • man how can he has the best hand? he only beat a bluff and if he knew that he would call. he get only called by better hands! straight or even a flush...so i think he put staszko on two pair also and tried to lay him two pair down. Maybe even a straight but it dont think so

  • Stazsko made somewhat of a Bluff, But Heinz actually had him with the best hand with 2 pair, Stazsko DID NOT HAVE the best hand you dumb announcer.

  • it was like a bluff because he did thinks stazko has a 'j ' ok other way if he knew he was good just call...ok

  • its not a bluff if u have the best hand

  • Heinz looks like Edward from Twilight.

  • how would 8 A beat the 9 8 wtf??

  • how is that a bluff  fuk wits?

  • @deadmonable are u stupid?

  • @deadmonable Okay maybe I should just make it loud and clear for all this idiots who know nothing about poker. When Heinz shoved all-in at the river, he was representing a flush to make Staszko fold any J-x hand he could have. Heinz obviously only had 2 pair which on a board like that, doesn't really beat much thus he bluff shoved to make Staszko fold.

  • @doomwolf240 dude sorry but that isnt right its only a bluff when you dont have the best hand. because if staszko called heinz still would of won so therefore not a bluff but a great play by heinz.

  • "Ace-8 from Statzko would have won it" ...Incorrect, Lon!!

  • ok he won the hand, but in his head he was bluffing because he thought his hand was beat. As it turns out, he did actually have the best hand. It's only when you watch these hands without knowing the pocket cards that you appreciate how hard it is to work out what your opponent has!

  • was stasko trying to feign a fold before he actually did.

  • oh..i see..in poker one pair is better than 2 pairs....UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!!­!!

  • where is the fucking bluff ..retard?!?!!?!?

  • @lovedemmon80 its clearly a bluff

  • @lovedemmon80

    if someone is seeing a bluff in here, go back and play nl25 :D

  • Not sure about this play IMO :S Exactly like Esfandiari said, why not just call if you think youre good? Hes never being called by worse, so whats the point in reshoving. Possibly folding out a J is his only hope right? If im stazsko, im never value betting worse than a J (Unless of course, he goes for very thin value with a set/higher 2p - but thats ridiculous?) And he shows it as if its some kind of achievement? 90% of the time he has the best hand here with stazsko folding? IMO anyway :)

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  • esfandiari: we're never going to see a raise from heinz

  • NO BLUFF ))

  • Bad play from Heinz, imo..

  • bluffing with the best hand. I think he should of just called

  • the Japanese people are calling Heinz the guy from assassin's creed

  • bluff???

    heinz had the best hand!

  • @Tennisandy22

    Out of position, would you go all in on two middle pairs with a flush and a straight draw? Not to mention trips or a higher two pair... 

    Bluffing has nothing to do with the results after the hand, bluffing depends on the strength of a hand during betting...

    Better question, would you have guess that he had two middle pairs with his way of betting?

  • lol at these comments, heinz clearly did this with the intention of a bluff.

  • Heinz did a good read he had 2 pair that is not a bluff because he hold a winning hand and he knew that, thats is my opinion.

  • @Rodario10 I would agree, had there not been a 1 card straight with something Stazsko could easy of had and bet with on the river(jack)... no one will know if heinz truly believed he was ahead or not.... all im sayying... WHO THE FUCK CARES

  • Wheres is the bluff?

  • @Rodario10 on the river

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  • @TomMolivan Semi bluff buddy, he had a pretty strong hand.

  • @TomMolivan Technically you're right because he was trying to turn his hand into a bluff, but it was not a bluff because he had the best hand.

  • @cloudstrife1288 But in his head he was bluffing. Therefore it's a bluff

  • @TomMolivan there's actually no bluff. heinz bets the river to get value for his twopair hand which he correctly thinks is the best hand.

    no way he put staszko on a jack and thinks he can get him of a straight pretending he checked a flush on the river. you maybe could call it a 'bluff with the best hand'...but calling it a 'SICK BLUFF'...seen sick bluffs a lot but that's just a really good play by heinz based on the read he had. maybe you specify 'your' uploads better next time..

  • @ridc189ee the number of hands Heinz has beat AND will get called with is uncomparably smaller than the number of hands that have him beat but will fold

  • @Rodario10 better ask why Staszko was calling the way down to the river so stubbornly.

  • @Rodario10 its clearly a bluff

  • Very stupid move indeed. He would only be called losing, then he should just call oO so obvious... lol, or he was expecting to make Stazsko fold his possible straight ? Sick and bad move indeed.

  • good commentary from Esfandiari!

  • 8:50 a8 from staszko would have won it? what the fuck Lon

  • There is no bluff !! Stasko limped in and just called putting a Jack out of his range he didnt raise when the turn brought the flush in, he floated two streets and value bet the river putting Hienz on a busted str8. Heinz on the other hand knew his two pair was good and checked the river so Stasko would value bet which he did and went all in to MAKE it looke like was bluffing . Its an online play lol people do it a lot pretty crazy tho your read has to be right on.

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  • Hey Buddy...U have to watch some more Poker Vid´s before U post this called a Bluff...It isnt one ^^

  • Like Heinz would ever c/shove a flush on this board, I would have called with Jx here everytime.

    Heinz is very unlikely to play a flush this way because Staszko's Range mostly consists of medium made hands that will always Check Back the river .

    Staszko somehow happened to have A8 no diamond this time (which he played terribly btw, he should have either folded the turn or raised the turn , which would have gotten Heinz to fold ,since this turn is absolutely the worst card in the deck for Heinz)

  • Isn't this a stupid play? Isn't Staszko pretty much gonna call with everything that has Heinz beat with how bluffy he is and how often Stas had been calling his river raises? He was basically bluff catching but just putting more money in the pot.

  • @JeeRaph It looks like Staszko is trying to represent two pairs or a jack here, and heinz actually believes hem

    he is not going to value bet a 4th pair here, it doesnt make sense, only better hands are going to call hem.

    Heinz is very aggressive we all know that, but you cant compare others bluffs with this 3million bluff

  • @Husapi Not sure I fully understood your comment but no one is value betting 2 pair here. 2 pair is only checking to showdown here.

  • @JeeRaph Value betting here with two pairs like Q/10 has EV+ actually.

    mostly amateurs are unable to make value bets here

  • @Husapi They won't make value bets here because it's too thin and will make people fold worse hands.

  • @JeeRaph You should ask about that in 2+2 forums, it will take long time to me to explain why is EV+ in a language thats not mine

  • @Husapi Dude. I know what it means. You are wrong is what I am saying.

  • @JeeRaph like 90% of hands with some value would check that river for pot control like heinz did.

    i would bet for value against almost every opponent here with Q/10, if they reraise me i fold

    in this scenario looks to me that from 10 times if i bet here im going to get value 4 or 5 times, they going to checkraise me like 1 time, and they are going to fold the rest

    and ofc im folding if they reraise me on river.

    Someone with or without a jack would bet that river anyway

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  • @superdave...well clearly your wrong, as he won and was a worthy winner, had another final table earlier, and you probably couldnt even post the buy in,in this hand he's repping a monster, or just know that stazko has been calling him light throught heads up so knew he didnt have much

  • @Raappisk....yes?he read that he had a better hand and needed to bluff, do you not understand that??he didnt think he had just a pair, he thought that an all in would make him fold whatever he had, maybe he thought he had a jack, set or better two pair, or maybe he just didnt want to show his hand by calling and winning so went all in

  • @dellcamwall You obviously dont understand the con if Heinz's play. I'm not saying i was any better than Heinz, but this wasn't his best play. Call would have been the best play as his shove was completely unnecessary. Get it, stazsko would have called with straight or better.

  • where is bluff??

  • @Shurimanable on the river

  • @TomMolivan he is not bluffin, he has the best hand idiot

  • @Cheshario Actually he is since decent amount of time he is not going to have the best hand. At that point there are quite a few better two pair hands in Staszko's range as well as straights that he wants to fold out.

  • @TomMolivan what a dumb lol- you think Heinz is bluffing cause he could make Stazsko fold better two pair or a completed straight, heads up??? you are the biggest fish on earth, period.

  • @b1nside well, it certainly is not a value raise

  • @b1nside looser

  • @Cheshario are you a fucking moron? do u think hes shoving river there for value? idiot

  • @Cheshario Idiot is you!!!

  • @tiristor88 idiot is you??? lol

  • HEINZ look jonathan duhamel they wears jacket

  • Where is the last hand? You have also a video of "Anna Kurnkova" Hand?

  • @IckeCNX just check my channel, it is there

  • did you see how stas takes his cards to evoke a reaction of heinz haha nice xD

  • What would have happened, if Staszko had gone all in before Heinz?

  • tbh everyone raves about this heinz. from what ive seen hes an idiot - and is more suited to $1 sit n gos. Yes, despite the fact he won. I mean on a board of king, ten x , hes re re raising all in with ace high. Shit play in myopinion and he got lucky it held up. In this hand - whats he representing? nothing. If stasgo has a Jack or better hes getting called

  • @superdave31 "If stasgo has a Jack or better hes getting called" - well that's kinda whole point of Heinz's river shove + I would not be 100% confident he would called with a jack either

  • @TomMolivan well if i hold a jack thre im calling. If he has the flush, im out or whatever. sometimes in poker you gotta call even tho you could be losing, sometimes those situations just occur and this would be one of them

  • @TomMolivan if i hold a jack there, im 100 percent caalling. Sometimes in poker you gotta call even tho you feel your probably losing. for this exact reason. if hes got it, hes got it but i aint folding a jack there

  • @superdave31 Sure, but you would at least think about him having a flush, as most of his aggressive plays aren't bluffs, and if I were heinz I'd think it's kind of hard of staszko to have a jack

  • @superdave31 you are only winning against a bluff if you had a jack here.

    "sometimes in poker you gotta..." no, sometimes doesnt count when you are playing for 3 million of dollars more

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  • Stazsko really made a push and looked as though he had it. He had quite a melt down.

  • I realize Antonio Esfandiari is quite an accomplished poker player, but his analysis was at times completely wrong.

  • phil ivey suppose to be d best in the world never one the wsop

  • @Raappisk how did heinz read his hand wrong, he's not trying to get him to call worse, he;s trying to make him fold better (better 2 pair,set, straight)

  • @dellcamwall this

  • @dellcamwall So he read stazsko has better hand so he needs to bluff, and it turns out he had a worse hand! Two pair beats pair as far as I remember. So yes, he read stazskos hand wrong and risked all his chips by raising while he would have simply won by calling. I really would have liked to see stazsko calling him with flush or straight, which both were very well possible for him to have. Heinz really dodged the bullet here so to say.

  • @Raappisk i agreel. dumb play by heinz. People rave about him but all ive seen are dumb plays where he got lucky. his hand here - hes getting snap called by an y flush of jack.

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  • stupid play lol

  • its not a bluff :D

  • @fiveofakindmusic nope... its Chuck Testa

  • It's not all that of a bluff, as he actually had the best hand... But it's beautiful to see his check at the river, he knew that Staszko would bet high and really fudged staszko with his all-in.

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  • "We're never going to see a raise from Heinz, I mean, a raise would just not make any sense whatsoever" - You called it buddy.

  • It really was a bluff! I'm not saying Heinz isn't capable of valueshoving that river in certain situations, but I'm pretty sure Heinz thinks Staszko isn't valuebetting the river with worse hands than his except maybe a worse 2 pair but he's never shoving to get paid by a worse 2 pair lol. Also if he had Staszko on a bluff he never raises

  • What a risky play... He obviously would have gotten called if Staszko had the J which was more likely than a set or higher two pair. Staszko could even have had a flush... So Heinz read Stazskos hand wrong, also he would have gotten called if he read it right. Also, he could never get called by worse hand. Never.

    Basicly high risk no reward...

  • The clicking of HeinZ's chips would drive me crazy and i would probably kill him.What are the rules?Isn't such noise forbidden on the table? He deliberately spoils Staszkos attempts to concentrate!

  • How can u say that wasn't a bluff? That play was so advanced that some of u railbird micro stake donks can't comprehend. BRAVO to u Heinz u have a bright future.

  • Wow u guys know nothing. Take it from this pro, Heinz was bluffing. He expects statsko to check all one pair hands. Stats is betting river with straight, flush,two pairs, unlikely sets, and rarely a bluff. Knowing this Heinz checks and when stats decides to bet instead of check Heinz decides to turn his hand into a bluff. Heinz knows that stats will often only call with a flush

  • @ucla198 this

  • @ucla198 Everyone is a poker expert on YouTube.

  • @nutshanglotwentyfo have you been to other parts of youtube? everyone thinks they are on expert on any and all subjects

  • This is what I think...

    Heinz had a read on Staszko there. He knew he had the best hand and could call. But he shoved... he hoped Staszko thought he had complete air... so Staszko might call with any pair... It's a great play not even some pro's might understand and no one ever tries... It's deep thinking here... Well done Pius Heinz.

  • thats not a bluff

  • It's called bluffing with the best hand. Brilliant stuff.

  • What is this flag supposed to be!? It's definitely not Germany.

  • dobře stazsko, příště vyhraje je to psychouš, next time stazsko wil winn, he not played for money

  • Was zum Teufel soll diese Flagge bei Pius?!

  • @Odessa1983

    in der grafik wurden die flaggen von oben beleuchtet um sie glänzend aussehen zu lassen, darum sieht das so aus

  • @Odessa1983 er is deutscher und stolz drauf.

  • @polithans und hübsch noch dazu ;)

  • @sunshinekiwi ich finde er sieht aus wie quinten terrentino ^^

  • @Odessa1983 Neben seinem Namen ist die deutsche Flagge abgezeichnet? Ist es das was du meinst?? Ich hab ähnliche Kommentare jetzt schon mehrfach gelesen hier, und ich schnallts wirklich nicht? Was meinst du/ihr? Klär mich diesbezüglich doch bitte mal auf!

  • wo ist denn da der bluff, pius hatte die bessere hand mit two pair gegen achten???

  • Where is here the Bluff???he had the best hand!!!lol

  • not a fricken bluff, terrible title of this video. Bluff means you don't have squat!

  • @daveyb420 A bluff is when you know your hand is beat, but you think your opponent would fold to one last big bet. With a four-card straight on the board, this was definitely a bluff.

  • loving the micro stakes analysis, so insightful haha

  • This is a bluff. The guys at the beginning stating it isn't because he has the best hand are idiots... You can be bluffing with the best hand. It's a clear bluff... if it isn't then are you guys claiming it's a value bet? Which worse hand do you think pays off 89 there to gain value? Answer: None. Heinz thought he needed to bluff to win (as watergun put it to maybe fold out better two pairs or even sets). Don't like the play myself - if Staszko had the J its an easy (enough) call.

  • @PhillMobile

    I understand everything else, but why dont you like a winning move?!?

    actually I do get that part too. I just think its incorrect - since you are already prooven wrong.

  • @seabazzz You can never say its proven wrong based on the outcome of one hand. That would be results orientated which is never a wise course to take in poker. You could say its a great read/play by Heinz but I would dispute this. He clearly THOUGHT he was beat as he could've just called and showed the winner without having to risk his entire stack. On this occasion Staszko didn't have the J but I don't think he folds that and that's why I don't like the play.

  • @PhillMobile

    I guess, thats why i always loose. too result orientated...

  • not a bluff.. and that's a really bad and risky play...

  • @ricardo3326 I'm not so sure if it is a bad play... If Staszko's range is super wide on the river (which is vindicated by seeing that he called twice with A8 no draw), and he bets out a majority of his range when checked to, the checkraise shove may also fold out hands like Q10, 109, Q9 and even maybe a slowplayed set that has played this way. I also agree that given the dynamic there is no way Staszko folds a J there however...

    Also it's a bluff is when you TRY to get a better hand to fold.

  • @ricardo3326 That's the bad and risky play that made him the chip leader again.

    Poker is made of risks, the best player is the one who is not afraid to take risks and do whatever it's needed to win. That's why I think makievskyi and heinz are the best players of this november nine. Ben Lamb, as I thought, turned out to be a total disappointment.

  • @Gabrielnfs the best player is the one, who's able to do maximum +EV moves in every single situation, no matter what it is or what his state of mind is... it has nothing to do with risk, if you want to take a risk, go play a game of roulette...

  • pius wins if he just calls so the only reason to make this play is to make staszko lay down the straight which who knows if he would beleive pius and also its possible staszko has the flush. weird play.

  • ...and that's why he's playing heads up for the WSOP Championship, and Antonio is in the booth commentating...

    ...and I'm behind my computer screen eating Cheetos, wishing on day I'm able to afford the buy-in to this tournament.

  • @VicenzoV me too man...me too

  • @curuzu You too eating Cheetos? ;D

  • @VicenzoV I was eating popcorn! that one u can make it in a microwave.. and saying myself "someday..."

  • @VicenzoV

    So what?

    Is he WSOP chanmpion couse he is good player?

    Was D.Moon good player?

    LOLdonkament, just luck!

  • Grande jogador esse heinz!

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  • hey whats up guys, thats at least a semi bluff.

  • LOL @ That is a bluff, hahahahaha, he happened to have the best hand? and its a bluff?! hahahahaha

  • @element00x its a bluff in his head when he check raises river since he only represents a flush.

  • LOL @ That is a bluff, hahahahaha

  • That is a bluff, just happended to have the best hand

  • Its not a bluff stupid change the title