I can't remember who said it, but it stuck with me.... it was something like "The key to poker is being good enough to get yourself in situations where luck can carry you the rest of the way".... or something like that. Obviously the game's changed a lot since that really rang true, but with the game of poker it will ALWAYS be a valid way to describe it. At the end of the day you can run all the math you want, you're still only getting a better idea of what you MIGHT be up against lol....
Oh yes, he showed the utmost respect throughout the Durrrr challenge. Deciding to take 11 years to play less than half of the hands planned because you got stuck 1.2 million shows a lot of class and respect for the game in general.
@@tomford7983 why would he continue playing when he knows he's on to a BIG loser? Not just any loser, literally millions and millions of dollars because the terms he made were unrealistic and extremely favourable to his opponents because he was cocky and maybe was young and full of ego at the time. He had more of an advantage in the past but he lost a lot of his advantage as other players caught up. Would you honour something that you knew would put a huge dent in your net worth? Just to be 'honourable'? I would actually call that pretty stupid. He just did what we'd all do. Stupid thing to criticize him over in my opinion. Now cheating, that's another matter.
@@elastronaute1198 First off, it's not just a matter of not continuing to play, he refused to play and refused to do a buy-out. That is essentially cheating players like Patrik who did abide by the terms of the proposition and paid the sidebet. It's a scumbag move for Dwan. If you want to be known widely as a scumbag, then that's fine, but the community should regard him as a scumbag and remind people of how he operates so that he doesn't scam additional people. It might be a shock to you, but not everyone who plays poker is a giant angle-shooting scumbag. Also, the OP said, "Dwan is always humble when he wins and when he does lose, he respects the other players." Obviously that's not true, and that's what I'm responding to.
That first hand is such a timeless classic. Such a fun play and so entertaining to watch their body language. I can't imagine the actual feeling of the moment when he saw that 53o ahahah
first hand... the table had the Ace of diamonds, but the graphic on the screen showing Ace of hearts, meaning there would be a possible flush on the river. I'm triggered
I've lost count how many times I've gone back and watched some of these hands. Over any other player, Dwan has probably impacted the evolution of my poker game more than any other pro, hands down.
I noticed the Ace of diamonds but it shows hearts too. That was strange. Yeah I think Tom Dwan at this far in his career knows how much fortunes change and is always a good sport either way. He is just an elite player at the top and knows the game so well. 🎉
Good tell for Tom there too. Devilfish was reaching for chips before he even asked how much. Meaning he was willing to call pretty much any amount. At 12min 8 sec
the era where online players were starting to see serious results in live tourneys and it pissed off every live pro.... what an incredible time for poker. also amazing how bad the commentary was.
In the first hand, I didnt understand why a flushdraw had 0% on the turn. But later it showed the ace of diamonds on the table but still shows the ace of hearts on the screen. Weird.
The first hand had me stumped, when the commentator said nothing for Feldman, I was like eh? So are flush draws no good in this game? Then I saw the table, and I was like oh!
That first hand is some scary poker when I’m in the position, have the straight and then a damn heart comes out on the river that would of made me just call after he bet for sure, but gojng all in like a boss is so scary lol. And the other guy folding the flush he would of gotten is heart breaking
The graphic on the screen was wrong on that hand. The A on the flop was actually the A diamonds. I noticed on the turn when they showed the apparent flush draw as 0%.. Dwan still had the nuts on the river.
5:09 uhhh i found it weird that durrr felt so sure with his hand its shows in the sideline that the A is heart but when you see the table its actually diamond so theres no possible for a flash means dwan is 100% has the best hand
once on full tilt i saw durr river a st flush to win a 140k pot , the other guy flopped quads , he immediatly discoed after the river and i found out later he smashed his laptop lol!!
That Devil Fish trap was sick, he could have put Durr on the full house with that small bet. Don't think even Durr would have went all in if he didn't have 7Q.
How was Feldman 0% when he had two hearts with two hearts on the board? Last I checked a flush beats a straight and there were still hearts in the deck that could hit the river right?
1st hand: Tom got 440K thats a 90x reward on his 5K flop gamble, that's fully profitable in the long run playing very deep stacks. It is not luck but profitable investment, they don't show you the 16 times he misses.
In the first hand, Feldman was not drawing dead. He had outs a heart on the river would.give.him a flush. King of hearts came on the river, he would of won if he would of not folded.
Thats the difference between Fieldman and Dwan. Dwan is brave and has courage to take a risk while Fieldman has no confidence and scared to continue. He could have won with a flash but he decided to play it safe I mean he was on between a raise sometimes you have to take a risk for a massive payout. Its called gambling for nothing.
Why was the flush draw guy drawing dead in the first hand? Were 9 hearts somehow flopped? Couldn't he make a flush? Or were the only hearts left those that would make the boat for kagawa?
Being good and lucky is a dangerous combination.
It means that the 'positive aura from your instinct' mixing very well with your mind..
I can't remember who said it, but it stuck with me.... it was something like "The key to poker is being good enough to get yourself in situations where luck can carry you the rest of the way".... or something like that. Obviously the game's changed a lot since that really rang true, but with the game of poker it will ALWAYS be a valid way to describe it. At the end of the day you can run all the math you want, you're still only getting a better idea of what you MIGHT be up against lol....
I think you spelled best wrong there
No fucking shit
5:11 graphics show Ace of hearts, table shows Ace of Diamonds, yet we all thought Feldman held a heart flush draw. LOL
In the first hand you see the ace of hearts in the flop but its not the heart - its diamonds*
No its Ace of Diamonds
You right
krezo thank you,i just culdnt beleve my eyes
And no1 cares good job
Thought I was losing my mind for a second. Thank you
It’s okay, Dwan is always humble when he wins and when he does lose, he respects the other players.
Oh yes, he showed the utmost respect throughout the Durrrr challenge. Deciding to take 11 years to play less than half of the hands planned because you got stuck 1.2 million shows a lot of class and respect for the game in general.
someone else that is like that is that Garrett Adelstein that plays at the bike
@@tomford7983 why would he continue playing when he knows he's on to a BIG loser? Not just any loser, literally millions and millions of dollars because the terms he made were unrealistic and extremely favourable to his opponents because he was cocky and maybe was young and full of ego at the time. He had more of an advantage in the past but he lost a lot of his advantage as other players caught up. Would you honour something that you knew would put a huge dent in your net worth? Just to be 'honourable'? I would actually call that pretty stupid. He just did what we'd all do. Stupid thing to criticize him over in my opinion. Now cheating, that's another matter.
true
@@elastronaute1198 First off, it's not just a matter of not continuing to play, he refused to play and refused to do a buy-out. That is essentially cheating players like Patrik who did abide by the terms of the proposition and paid the sidebet. It's a scumbag move for Dwan. If you want to be known widely as a scumbag, then that's fine, but the community should regard him as a scumbag and remind people of how he operates so that he doesn't scam additional people. It might be a shock to you, but not everyone who plays poker is a giant angle-shooting scumbag. Also, the OP said, "Dwan is always humble when he wins and when he does lose, he respects the other players." Obviously that's not true, and that's what I'm responding to.
That first hand is such a timeless classic. Such a fun play and so entertaining to watch their body language. I can't imagine the actual feeling of the moment when he saw that 53o ahahah
Devil Fish trying to look like a 18 year old skater was always classic.
Tshirt + black jeans = 18 year old skater? huh?
the way he sucked Masa all in was diabolic
one for the picture books certainly
his lack of emotion after he crushed Masa was even more diabolic
But if you had that luck, would you have played those hands as perfect as he did to get the most out of them ?
Definitely not.
First hand was against a set. Money was going in regardless. The next 3 were all ins so no skill involved there
Money was going in anyways. Those other players got coolered.. If hands were reversed durrrr woulda gone broke too..
Robert Mark he checked at the on the turn... many people would check with a set there
Hitting your straight when your opponent has a set always feels incredible
then opponent flush came in the river
@@bumblebee2476 except it didn’t, the graphics are wrong, if you look at the actual cards one of the hearts was a diamond.
@@twpburton he’s right ^^
Lol that's not even possible on a board of 5 cards
@@danielhenderson762 yeah it is lol
first hand... the table had the Ace of diamonds, but the graphic on the screen showing Ace of hearts, meaning there would be a possible flush on the river. I'm triggered
Andrew Oddo I was thinking the same thing
Andrew Oddo I was so confused too. I was like how on earth is a flush draw a 0% dead hand? It made sense when it was actually a diamond.
Exactly that’s why I was confused when the commentator said Feldman had nothing lol
me the same. why 0%?
I've lost count how many times I've gone back and watched some of these hands. Over any other player, Dwan has probably impacted the evolution of my poker game more than any other pro, hands down.
That check on turn in the last hand. Perfect trap!
I would have gone all in on that re raise... But I am not Dwan haha
Dwan is a freak of nature..
Awsome table image.
I noticed the Ace of diamonds but it shows hearts too. That was strange. Yeah I think Tom Dwan at this far in his career knows how much fortunes change and is always a good sport either way. He is just an elite player at the top and knows the game so well. 🎉
“A whole different kettle of sushi” 😂😂 South Park needs to hire this guy
Dwan is already good.....now you mix luck in it! Unstoppable! LOL
watches video, goes to casino, lost 15 grand
xXNOMEXx you make me laughed my ass off
what is grand?
@@tomassheva grandma
sheva 1000
Lol
I still hear in my sleep tom dwan wispering "Im all in"
2:21 Rainbow flop. But the viewer graphic shows a heart draw is out there.
That's great observation , appreciate
Great luck for dwan there ! Amazing player great talent . Not to mention that deadly stare !
The check-raise on the river never gets old especially when you have the nuts.
Lool, ... anyone noticed how Gus tried to peak at Tom's cards at the start... hahahaha
Phil Hellmuth agreeing with Tom Dwan in the last one but always gets more angry than the guy when he's in that situation. Lmao
Masa looks like he hasn't slept in weeks.
Dude blinking his eyes 300 times a second in first hand is driving me nuts. Lol
Good tell for Tom there too. Devilfish was reaching for chips before he even asked how much. Meaning he was willing to call pretty much any amount. At 12min 8 sec
the era where online players were starting to see serious results in live tourneys and it pissed off every live pro.... what an incredible time for poker. also amazing how bad the commentary was.
In the first hand, I didnt understand why a flushdraw had 0% on the turn. But later it showed the ace of diamonds on the table but still shows the ace of hearts on the screen. Weird.
Not weird. There's a reason for it. All is not as it seems.
Tom Dwan
Durrrr my fav poker player ♣️
garbage audio in the mid section.
One of the hardest things in poker is getting away from a hand when you have trips and there is nothing super obvious on the board that can beat you.
3 5 win japanese 8pair,all in.really huge dirty.
Gus Hansen and Tom Dwan are 2 my favs so good to see them sitting together...
Ace was diamond lol when I saw 10 8 of heart have 0% i thought something was wrong..they mistakenly had as hearts on the display
thought i was tribbing balls
This man is unexpected ... he's very dangerous
I like how phil just rubed devil.. 😂😂
Hahahahahaha 1:01 Gus Hansen looking directly at Dwan’s exposed hole cards. What a snake.
while at the beach "honey come listen, this seashell sounds like a poker table!"
Always good to see the Fish R.I.P.
3,5 offsuit is an interesting play, but the plus side is if you hit something it almost definitely doesnt help anybody else.
Not to mention, it's difficult for players to put you on a hand.
But Durr loves to limp, especially when they're not many players playing.
had someone noticed in the beginning it was a Ace of Diamond on the table but on the screen an Ace of Hearts
yes.coul of shrunk strength of Derrs straight
Masa Kagawa first time I've seen a pro poker player who almost blinks as much as Negreanu
That first hand made me do a double take because it looked like a video game with really good graphics
Tom is so good he also gets his oppenenets so worked up they start playing worse against him
You know videos are so much better with sound
Anyone notice espn had the wrong first hand? It was ace of diamonds on the board but they have the ace of hearts
I noticed too. The fact it was a diamond and not a heart makes a huge difference in how the hands would be played.
Crooked.
If there’s anyone on a poker table that needs to wear sunglasses, it’s Masa Kagawa I mean for fuxake
lmao
5:09 table has Ace of Diamond
and the screen shows its Ace of Hearts... wts up wth that..
Error I'd imagine, that explains why Feldman had 0% with a "flush draw" XD
Ephraim225 yes now I understood
Anyone know what the name of this show is?
It’s safe to assume that after all these years on top luck has nothing to do with it
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The first hand had me stumped, when the commentator said nothing for Feldman, I was like eh? So are flush draws no good in this game?
Then I saw the table, and I was like oh!
That first hand is some scary poker when I’m in the position, have the straight and then a damn heart comes out on the river that would of made me just call after he bet for sure, but gojng all in like a boss is so scary lol. And the other guy folding the flush he would of gotten is heart breaking
The graphic on the screen was wrong on that hand. The A on the flop was actually the A diamonds. I noticed on the turn when they showed the apparent flush draw as 0%.. Dwan still had the nuts on the river.
0:58 the dude has a little peek at tom dwans cards XD
... then watches to see how Dwan plays his hand.
Actually very interesting, I liked watching gus analyze the play knowing dwan's cards and seeing his reactions throughout the hand
Guss Hanson is his name, it's also not cheating, it's your job to protect your cards!
14:40 , that face that players who play abc poker make when getting owned by a rangless beast
Might be a translator. Just a guess
If u guys notice on time 5:10 there showing ace of diamonds not heart
5:09 uhhh i found it weird that durrr felt so sure with his hand its shows in the sideline that the A is heart but when you see the table its actually diamond so theres no possible for a flash means dwan is 100% has the best hand
Not true. Masa can hit an 8 for quads. Obviously unlikely but still has a chance.
8:10 took a little key bump backstage - he comes out all smiley and rubs his nose a few times
At 3:00 how is Feldman at 0% with a flush draw? What am I missing here kinda new to poker but doesn’t flush beat straight and 3ofKind?
1:52 The costliest slow-play in history?
3:33 why Feldman had 0% with a flush draw?
Tom a favourite for sure.
7:14 Why would they wait for him to leave to show the river? I'm dying, he was half way to his car before they showed he won.
почему на экране А чирва а в реале А буба ?
До того, пока туза не увидел не понимал почему 910 так мало эквити имело
once on full tilt i saw durr river a st flush to win a 140k pot , the other guy flopped quads , he immediatly discoed after the river and i found out later he smashed his laptop lol!!
Of course it's online poker where retards rule supreme.
Brutal
What was that like 8 ads in this video?
Got UA-cam premium, so none for me, miser.
Nothing cause hve premium youtube
I laughed with Medic"s reactions
old dwan is hilarious because hes literally playing a reverse uno card and 7 of spades every hand
RIP Devilfish Ulliot.
That Devil Fish trap was sick, he could have put Durr on the full house with that small bet. Don't think even Durr would have went all in if he didn't have 7Q.
How was Feldman 0% when he had two hearts with two hearts on the board? Last I checked a flush beats a straight and there were still hearts in the deck that could hit the river right?
1st hand: Tom got 440K thats a 90x reward on his 5K flop gamble, that's fully profitable in the long run playing very deep stacks. It is not luck but profitable investment, they don't show you the 16 times he misses.
In that p-flop spot, 88 is good to put 3bet or fold range than call…
Devilfish in full Mid Life crisis look
Tom putting on the jacket, and walking away from the table.
Then getting his card on the river.
That jacket is like Sky jacking- typical Durr.
on the table is a diamond A.. at the screen heart?
why did feldman have 0% on the turn? is a straight better than a flush in this game? 3:20
2:28 how does Feldman have 0% chance? Did all 4 players whose cards we didn't see fold only hearts?
Why is feldman dead at 2:30? Are they taking into account folded hearts?
Oh nevermind the graphic is wrong Ace of diamonds
Is this live?
“kettle of sushi” what the fuck lmao
He’s had some great runs but I’ve always seen him level off million dollar stacks with rags.
In the first hand, Feldman was not drawing dead. He had outs a heart on the river would.give.him a flush. King of hearts came on the river, he would of won if he would of not folded.
I just noticed the graphics were wrong. Still, since there was 8 of hearts on the flop, Feldman could of caught runner runner hearts to win.
@@RobertoEmilioRomero They had him at seven percent on the flop, he wasn't listed at drawing dead until the turn.
Mooooonster check on the river!
2:45 the percentages are wrong lol. andrew's flushdraw is still alive
He left devil fish in ashes
3:35 Isn't that a rather small raise there?
분명 화면엔 엔드류가 플러시 드로인데 왜 0%지 하면서 젼나 궁금했었는데 플랍에 깔려있는거 잘못나왔네
Ha totally...
Is it just me or is Durr sitting next to Napoleon Dynamite in that first clip?
First clip look at how gus hansen studies tom
Thats the difference between Fieldman and Dwan. Dwan is brave and has courage to take a risk while Fieldman has no confidence and scared to continue. He could have won with a flash but he decided to play it safe I mean he was on between a raise sometimes you have to take a risk for a massive payout. Its called gambling for nothing.
How did this video not include the hand against Meltzer?
Calling masa, until he couldn’t fold, all the while he’s holding a str8 which in that situation was 100% fool proof.
How it's a allowed to wear headphones in a poker match
Hercules K its a walkman thing mp3 type of thing
Why wouldn't it be allowed?
Why is the the ace both a heart and a diamond as the hand progresses?
Why was the flush draw guy drawing dead in the first hand? Were 9 hearts somehow flopped? Couldn't he make a flush? Or were the only hearts left those that would make the boat for kagawa?
Ace was a diamond!
Showed hearts on the screen. I see the flop on the table now. My bad
the second hand is the best ever.. and hes my favorite player ever
Can anyone explain why feldman is drawing dead before the river? The river could be a heart and he'll beat Dwan's straight
FLOP no open two red
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It's a of diamond not, A of hearts!!
they wouldnt care anyways