Andy STACKS OFF vs Garrett Adelstein
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Translation for Garrett’s interview: “I ate acid at a music festival and my brain feels different now”
Lmao… yes literally exactly what he’s saying..
i remember the first time i saw garrett i thought he looked like a typical douchey rich high school jock playing with pros leagues above him, but after watching him appear on a couple more high stakes games i've come to realise that this man's knowledge is deep and has an immense amount of skill. always a pleasure watching him play
plus he's also a really nice guy too
He was an online pro 15 years ago
He's definitely high functioning and has his ego in check. It's fun to watch him switch gears and become animated 😎
LOL same thing here .. first time i think he was a gym douch thinking he is all that .. but he is one of the most down to earth players there is, great reads and NEVER rage and the fact that he even handed the timecard to the dealer in this .. instead of throwing it there .. small things like that makes me a big fan of him
I was going to type almost word for word your comment. Can't agree more. He seems like a really classy stand up pro.
Perfect example of the saying “don’t judge a book by its cover.”
Just WOW! Not only for Garrett, but for the team for this new format, LOVED it!!! Please do these kind of mixes in the future. Hand+short analysis. Killin it!!!
Garett’s comment about controlling your emotions and “not getting too high or too low” is more important than a lot of people realize. Often you’ll see the people who get the most happy/energized after winning a big pot are also the people who tilt the hardest. The more grounded you can remain on the upside helps you do the same on the downside.
agree
When u got a 10 million dollar roll 74!k ain’t that big a call - keep perspective
I'm impressed with how, in the middle of this agonizing decision, Garrett so politely and graciously hands the time chips to the dealer. That's class right there.
Jesus, calm down
Hahahahahahahahahahaha
He's the reason the time banks exist. It's not a good look actually
As he said, controlling emotions in poker is similar to controlling emotions in life, just as focusing on the correct decision making process at the table is much more important than the monetary aspect. Make good decisions at the table and in life, and long term, you will be where you want to be regardless of the outcome. “I go to the casino to make good decisions, not to make money”
More of these with players talking about the hands afterwards please.
Long before watching this particular episode, years truthfully - I’d always respected Garrett not just as a player but as a person. The end interview only adds to that.
He is great for poker. Great player he should be classed with the greats and will be one day
Garret accesses his emotional state a lot by looking upwards. It's awesome to watch him transition through mental states as the game progresses.
Garrett has really good instincts
I like the way Garrett hands the Time chips to the dealer. Most people would throw it at them instead. Leading with class and respect.
So Garrett did shrooms at a music festival and realized what the most important things in life really
I hope I'm able to get some soon
What garrets is trying to say; he might have tripped balls at festival so his not feeling poker after that
Please explain what tripped balls mean. i think if you review that phrase, you will realize how odd that is and although it's been said before, it is a horribe phrase that really projects no meaning.
@@bluebuilding is tripping balls right now
Good play by Andy. I think he can and should play KK, JJ and QT just like this. With the board so full of draws both on the flop and on the turn and the river being a brick, makes a lot of sense. So nice line, nice, credible bluff.
Garett and Andy are beasts!
That level of play is insane!
Dope insights at the end!
Agree
Honestly I learn something new every time I hear Garrett give advice - Thanks for doing this interview! Really well put together clip as well
Gman dropping the wisdom at the end of the video. I highly recommend watching his appearances on Chicago Joey's podcast. He does a pretty deep dive into mental health, depression, and just how to live your best life. Garrett and Andy are both complete gentlemen and consumate professionals; the type of guys that recs don't mind losing their $ to.
Garrett picking up on the micro-tells and the physiology of his movements and speech play are next level. the meta game playing a good part of his internal replay leading to the better decision in this circumstance
garrett’s got some radar on andy
They're pretty equal. Wish I could see who was winning losing as far as cash winnings goes. Everything I've seen though over the years tells me it's a draw.
@@sh0cktim3 don't think is a draw. More like Garrett with 60/40 when it comes down to big pots whether it's a huge call/fold/bluff.
Garrett has a radar on most everyone, he makes good decisions very often. Against Andy what I've seen over the years on latb and now hustler is a pretty even mix of both of them making right decisions or mistakes, usually in an exciting pot
@@sh0cktim3, agree. They both are about equal. 50/50.
@@sh0cktim3 95% of poker players are losing players. Better off playing blackjack.
Absolutely love the sage advice from Garrett, while most likely on a comedown from his weekend festival. Can’t get enough of this guy.
Oh he was tripping heavily
He definitely was in another dimension and came back a bit different.
Andy not betting the river first was the main reason of his demise in this hand. Because Garett has so many hands in his range with king x kind of hands which will check back at a very high frequency. So a check raise in that spot doesn’t make much sense . If Andy just went all in river betting first it was much more likely to get through .
8:00 lol the relief was real
Borderline angle saying things like "I think I'll just put it in here. If he's got it, he's got it" when you don't actually mean "call."
Ya I get what you’re saying but at the same time when you’re at a casino unless you say call or all in he isn’t committed to anything. He’s fishing for information by doing that and its completely legal. Andy plays wit Garrett a lot and I’m sure he knows that he isn’t trying to angle him into giving up his hand.
@@j0eYzZ Yeah, I agree with everything you wrote. It's still kinda sketchy even if it is legal.
@@christian9387 not at all. he always does these talks. watch some more streams with him.
@@vinny6_9 I've seen a lot. I know that he always does these talks. Just bc he always does these talks does not mean that he's not close to crossing the line. There are a lot of things in poker that are technically legal but are clear angles.
@@christian9387 none of what he said was angling, at all. if he were to grab the chips and make a fwd movement and then take them back, then yes, otherwise, he's just talking to himself.
Introspection from pscychodelics and music . Ego reduction makes it hard to enjoy a hedonistic lifestyle. Good luck on the journey GMAN
Nothing like a good shroom or two to get all warm and fuzzy. I could literally feel his cool vibes through my tablet. GOAT tripper.
Huh?
wtf are u guys talking about
@@sambologna5443 Thank you Mr. Arrowood. You are too kind.
100% spot on.. His speech at the end lmao.. he was still feeling the aftermath of a seriously meaningful trip at the music festival 🤣
Garett's poker etiquette speaks volumes about who he is as man. You already know he doesn't fold under pressure in real life decisions from watching him play a couple of times and his demeanour is an absolute inspiration to someone young like me.
One thing Gman is really good at is reading opponents he is just better than everyone at the table.
So the premier was "like" one hand between andy and gman.....
It tells you in the title
Great hand. Great debriefing. Thanks, Garrett and Hustler Casino Live.
Loved the insight at the end 👍😎
Damn, I had no idea Garrett was this deep of a thinker. Incredible and real interview at the end. Certain things in life are fickle such as thoughts towards another human. Was indifferent towards him until I heard this interview, now I feel that I could relate to this human on other levels and will follow his career more closely from here on out.
Garrett thought so long UA-cam went to an Ad.
These guys are next level. Far out, even if I had a huge bankroll, I'll be so nervous playing at these tables.
Gman is one of the most improved players I've seen over the years
Garrett has serious emotional intelligence! Thank you for the wisdom at the end 👌
Physical tells have become non existent almost in todays game. You can see even in these huge hands the players barely even look at each other. It's all mental now.
I enjoyed Therapy with Garrett Adelstein at the end. That was nice.
Lol still rolling
From Andy's perspective: if Garrett had QT, he likely would've raised on the turn as it is a wet board. No 4 bet pre eliminated KK. No raise on flop eliminates any other set. Most likely hands Garrett calls 2 streets with and bets river are missed draws and value heavy hands. His less than 1/2 pot bet doesn't rep a bluff, therefore it is value. So which value? A mediocre lone king? Prob not. Some 2 pair combo is most likely here. Since I have all the nutted hands, I can credibly rep a river check to induce bluff and jam. So I do.
From Garrett's perspective: does Andy check the river with any nutted hands when the flush draw misses and potentially miss out on value from any King (looks like I have one)? Very unlikely.
If Andy has any nutted hands besides too set, he'd still bet river to extract value out of a K. Since he didn't, he probably just gave up on river. Now that I bet for value, only way for him to win is to check-jam. Not a snap call nor an easy call, but it's definitely leaning towards one.
1. If garrets flats turn with QT it's most likely only with QT of clubs, but Andy blocks that hand so he can assume garret has no QT.
2. Garrets range that calls 2 streets is mostly 2 pair, top pair, weak pair+draw, draw... Maybe occasional 99 that hits set on turn, but he doesn't have KK or JJ as he'd have 4bet them preflop.
3. Against garret's range, it makes perfect sense for andy to check-raise river when he has a set or straight. When garret has 2 pair, he will call river but he will also bet it if checked to -> more value from check-raising. When garret has draw, he will not call river, but (maybe)bet when checked to -> more value from check-raising. He only loses value if garret has a top pair that will call the river bet, garret doesn't call 100% of his top pairs (probably only KQ, can discount AK as he'd 4bet it preflop).
very credible line from andy, has all the KK,JJ & straight combos in his range imo (even 77 maybe) while bluff combos are hard to determine. don't think it's leaning towards a call for garret.
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Some people don't realize how much poker teaches you about life they think aww you're just gambling. My favorite is the mixture of people poker brings together. I probably have more friends in their 50's-60's than my age (33). You need to listen to them....most of them lol
Lol Garrett ate too much mdma and LSD at the music festival and the huge sums of money he regularly trades as part of his job is giving him an existential crisis
I honestly think Garrett can see through the cards
KK is the value hand that Andy can have in this line and some KJ and some Q10s
So is his comment at 6:38 binding? I've had people say similar things at a live table and the floor was called and made them call saying verbal is binding. I know he says "Think" but he did say he had to call.
These camera angles make for some good content ! Good job guys 😇
Great narrative after the hand Gman.....well about the hand anyway.
The only time Garrett didn’t keep his poker face was when he got voted off survivor, great poker player.
This is the shortest stack Garrett has ever played
Obv great call by Gman, but let's take a moment to appreciate how sick that river X/R by Andy was.
I deno. Andy blocked both flush draws with that hand, you could maybe do this with AQ no club or diamond. On Garrett's end he unblocks both missed flush draws and blocks sets and better 2 pairs. It's a pretty easy call for him here, outside of the "money" factor.
i agree with the time chips 100 percent but think there should be extra time given once there is a massive pot in the middle
Garret is such a good role model for young players :)
Not even going to watch this video because the damn title gives it away. WTF?
Love these Garrett monologues of struggle, very entertaining.
thanks for the talk, Garrett!
Andy judt loves to be overly loud with his chips like it makes him seem better. Lmao
Siempre que dura mucho en Aser call o fold ase lo correcto está un poco extraño pienso que Nick le está alludando en esas decisiones
I dont get the x/r. Why would QT x/r the river? It unblocks the top of Garrett's range and hence would go bet/bet/bet.
KJ would be a much better hand to x/r for value. Most of Andy's x/r bluffs should be centered around pairs that block two pair and the straight like T9/Q9/QJ (x/r or call at different frequencies)... etc. Especially those that dont block the Qxcc combo draws. I understand that the pairs would likely check the turn but he has to fire some of them on the river as they have tons of equity (especially fold) (QJ might have too much showdown value so it might elect to check turn). Great call by Garett; dont get the bluff.
Please dont spoil the end in the title!
Does anyone know if the festival he was at was Astroworld?? 🤔 I've been fascinated by that story.
HIs table talk while in the tank may be proving effective in picking up live reads.
Agree, especially because he's just speaking his mind and usually follows through. Imagine putting in 50K and hearing Garrett say three times "I'm pretty sure I'll put the rest in", and then wait 5 minutes for your fate😅
Doesn't matter because he closes the action
@@krisphung88 You miss the point.
Thanks Garrett, very nice hand review. Great call!
I honestly don’t root for players in general but Garrett is one dude I appreciate and enjoy watching play poker and the skills the man has a gift in reading bullshit other players try to pull lol. A very intelligent man and poker player, much respect to him.
8:16 the left side of the screen is the best moment of the video.
The "10 second" admonition is more annoying than tanking. There has to be some middle ground, 30 seconds just too quick
Wat
The AdQc might be one of the worst hands possible to bluff here, but then again: i hAvE qUEeN, mE bLoCK sTrAiGHT
What is a better hand to bluff with here?
@@dustinarthurs3752 You don't want to be blocking the A of diamonds and Q of clubs because both block folds of Garrett, something like JThh or JTss would likely be a lot better, blocking the straight and twopairs/set. The hand illustrates that Andy isn't a very strong player because he doesn't understand these concepts and Garretts read on the meta game of him overbluffing (at least thats how I interpreted his thought process) seems to be good.
Garrett folded KK to Andy's KK in a double checkraised pot some time ago. I think Andy was trying to punish for that but got caught instead.
it was probably all the molly at the rave
Too much fun means drained all his serotonin haha
Gman was too short stacked to shoved off that hand. Would have been a good play from Andy if the river was wetter or if garret was a little deeper stacked.
Garrett is right about strategy says this and that but sometimes u gotta call even with ace high
bet, bet, check raise jam is a super sus line to sell... def. not Andy's best moment
gman sniffed it out like a pro
When someone describes a music festival as "meaningful", you can be sure there was plenty of drugs going around.
I quite like Garrett's style of playing. He's a player that usually manages to sniff things out. Andy definitely had heart here; nobody could fault him for that. But given that this is a high stakes cash game, I really don't understand why there's a time limit. That was a $67,700 pot. They should be allowed to think however long they want.
Andy had Garret numbered and read out
Nothing like a constant throat clearing to underpin the drama
Don't know if they've ever been at a table together. Andy would, make. Phil Hellmuth, his Annie
gman tripping on some shrooms at the fest lol
Andy is a heavy player and puts it to Garret a lot. Seen Andy with 2pair shove on Garret with nut flush and Garret folded. If this was a bigger money Pot I think Garret folds. That was a good call good read
he wasnt thinking all this time, he wasnt getting a reaction from Andy and that was what he was waiting for.
I feel as if he gave up the information right away when he told the dealer he was all in. The expression on his face did not seem too confident and the little twitch he made with his mouth told me that it was a bluff but it might be harder to notice it while across the table rather then having the cameras view up close on a player.
Gman needs a UA-cam vlog channel
psychedelics can be a long hangover for sure
My god the amount of stimulants or hallucinogens this man must have taken at that music festival ..my god
Garrett is one of the best players I’ve seen
Yeah, hallucinogens can have that effect on you Garrett. Lol.
Andy looks super uncomfortable on every street, but somewhat worse on the river. And especially after check-bluffing.
Why does Garrett spaz out when making the call? He throws the chips then starts like weirdly moving his body and hands while flipping over his hand
The Van Damme of Poker
Balance is everything!
Why does Garrett always hand the time chips directly to the dealer
Probably so his opponent doesn't think he threw in a chip.
@@TidusJRStrife yes it happened in a big pot in this stream just a couple of weeks ago I think. They should really just change the shape of the time chip.
It's so that it doesn't look like the 1 chip call.
andy's bluff doesn't really make sense imo. would QT take a bet-bet-check line on a board where 2 flush draws missed? highly doubt so... a lot of missed value out there, a nutted hand would just barrel river to extract value from any K pair.
Maybe in your standard 5/10 game but these guys take crazy lines to capitalize on underbluffed or overbluffed spots and it gets really meta.
@@dhruvkini4788 This. Any "standard" poker analysis of this hand is probably useless, because of the immense amount of poker hands these guys have played against each other.
Respekt to Andy to pressure Andy lol
To me, the question is, should he have checked back the river. I know he was trying to get paid off by a king, but he could have checked back.
Yay Garrett finally made the right call. He has got to stop overthinking things. Thought for sure he was going to fold.
Looks like you had a pretty meaningful trip at the music festival this past weekend and you are still trying to make sense and figure out everything you realized haha damn I can feel it man😂.. I remember the first time I had my ego ripped away, you will be good man just take what you learned and use it to improve yourself don’t be too hard on yourself..
A great and and a great life lesson!
The f it call does work!
I like Garret but he definitely waits to talk and not listen lmao
That's in an interview where he's being asked for his opinion on a hand he just played. On the other hand, Garrett spends so much of his time during actual play watching and listening to his opponents, he has absolutely elite observational skills. Likewise, he works hard to be gregarious at the table in order to maintain a good atmosphere for the rec players.
Given all of the above, I'm not sure that we can claim that he's not a good (active) listener _away_ from the table. That seems rather unlikely to be the case, but neither of us have seen him interact with others away from the table. At least not recently, since I don't think Survivor counts at this point, even if you discount how artificial a setting that was. So, I guess I'm saying: maybe don't rush to that conclusion.
@@alistairwillock7266 of course I'm stereotyping but I can tell he waits to talk he has that personality
7:40 negreanu laughing? lol
Damn wan at a Goodman ...fantastic channel
Garrett Adelstein is my New Fav.