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@helikestv

yeah, especially considering that it is his last 100K. i mean, 100K? i would know to do something better with my last 100K. living like a king until 2020 for example.

@bibbbydybabbbydyboo

so u recommend bluffraising a guy on the river who is stuck 200k and just stacked off a few hands ago with 66 on a 258 board against a set? well, good choice.

@clementvw

yeah, i wondered what ego phil hellmuth had 10 years ago.

gus is so fucking funny

@slimmdogg420

this!

@VicenzoV

yeah, it looks funny when a guy who is the self-proclaimed best player in the world argues with the one who thinks at this moment he is the best player in the world (remember, he is the world champion, so he must be the best player for at least one year, right?) at a table full of amat...

@bibbbydybabbbydyboo

come on, dont be so fucking technical. this is years ago, people played differently back then. also, gabe played with most of them, he might have a good read on what they could have here. and btw, u might need some skills to make money in this game which u dont have.

@hullukyrpa

not even limp

@ihaveguts

chicken play... if u have the nuts on the flop, raising is never a bad idea

this, i say, this calls for massive retaliation!

lol at the turn, hellmuth: durrrr is back in the hunt. one sec later durrrr: fuck, i´m dead!

@dontXyouXeva

i used to like hellmuth, thinking he is a good player. now i know he is not and i dont like him anymore.

also, a line i would maybe take against a very aggressive opponent is something u may call "click back" online, meaning instead of shoving u raise back to 39K on the flop. the reason would be that if u are beat he never folds the hands anyways, but an overaggressive opponent might ship some hands...

@gonelikedinner

hellmuth would take it

viffer is a vegas cashgame pro, and unless u play in the highest stakes there regularly u dont really know if he is good or bad. barry greenstein once said that viffer is usually an action player, but he has a complete game when there is no need to give much action to get paid off in ur big hands...

negreanu played the first hand really bad in my opinion

@pikachu832

course its possible he could have a set, but it is impossible to fold AA here, thats what i meant

nice guy viffer, he gave him the ace

lol viffer

bob safai = businessman fish

eli elezra = businessman shark

always these comments "he made millions and u didnt bla bla bla" this might be true, but everybody who knows a little about poker will agree that jamie gold is a horrible poker player, and that he won the big one doesnt change this. doesnt change it for a bit.

35:23 : thats how a world class pro plays: calls with the best hand, folds when he is beat, smiles at the guy and says nice river altought losing a 50k pot in a really sick way. imagine these guys on stars who wish you to die from cancer when u draw out for 20 bucks, or compare elky to hellmuth, ...

haha, ist doch saulustig

unbelievable how bad ALL these players are, i really consider playing on party instead of stars now...

wow these were really sick beatings, to be honest, for a lot of money. i would be more pissed here than he was.

this lineup is like christmas for galfond.

what is really impressive is that he actually considered folding here. i mean, he plays with greenstein all the time, and i dont think that he ONLY 4bets with aces, especially against a guy like sammy. or was this kind of a slowroll/hollywooding?

dwan got extremely lucky too...

@mcRYSHER

jop, normally a ten high flushdraw on a paired board with a potsizebet is normally a snap call on the turn

@jagutichsachma

yeah, but i would rather call here with small suited connectors or small pairs, which flop huge or not at all. my point is, u might be in a horrible spot against a raise from a tight player and a threebet from an even tighter one (at least in this session, barry can be pretty loo...

brandon adams, the nit. few months later its brandon adams, the motherfucking idiot 5betting with 10 7 :)

the problem with this raising for info is it might work against your everyday joe, but against a guy like durrrr? he might come over the top with total air and make u laydown ur hand, and he wouldnt fold a better hand anyways..

@MikeyHendrie

i once scored even 12!

@pokelol

who would win at nl2? seriously?

@JohnLeeMD

i think it is possible, but not necessary. if u decide to go with the hand, like tony obviously has, the other option is to just call and see a turn. if u put mercier on a hand like 56, 54 or 22, u can shove any blank turn. if u shove 120 on top of his 29K flop raise, i really think u...

@ucla198

the other two kings

barry deserved to get lucky here after all the beatings he had in hsp, AA vs KK of samy, AA against A6 of eli, the huge pot against durrr although he sucked out before, set vs draw against esfandiari in season 7

the sick call happened on the turn in my opinion, how the hell could he call that? on the other hand, if an unexperienced player makes the call u go crazy about his stubborness, but negreanu really made a great read this time i guess...

fucking dry ace play, cost me a few thousand bucks i guess...

@max34be

spot on immediately

who is patatino? threebet with aces, WAY overbet a kinda dangerous flop where the only way he is getting called is when he is crushed...

and playing at highest stakes. durrr called only with the intention to snap his big pair of, not even thinking about bluffing i guess, and his opponent is NEVER...

@laistar

thats because durrrr, ivey, gus, antonius, minieri and all those sickos did not play, so he could be the table captain. btw, robl played it perfectly, got max value, although i would still ship the river.

dont hate, lex behaves like a fucking G here! btw, i played omaha online with him, he was very nitty, looked kinda strange...

i don´t like the 5bet by durrr here against lederer, he only got lucky that lederer misplayed that hand really badly. maybe he was showing off for tv.

im surprised that eli elezra didnt put him in his place, usually he is not the easiest guy to bluff...