HEARTBREAKING Cooler In The 2019 WSOP Main Event
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2019
- As the Final Table bubble approaches in the 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event, two of the biggest stacks clash. It's a pivotal moment in the year's biggest poker tournament. The outcome of this hand will have massive ramifications, with millions of dollars in equity in play.
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You can't be scared of monsters in the closest.....even if they're there.👍
Great quote doug
@god don 1 why? Its something Doug actually says in the video.
@Ryan wow somebody went keyboard warrior. I'm sure you're super tough tho 😂
Really wasn't expecting another one of these. Got to love the regular uploads, Selbst!
exactly what i wanted to comment
How long did you spend slightly tilting that hat you were wearing?
😂🤷♂️
Doug doesn’t tilt.
Slightly?
until he felt like the piece of shit he is
merse khel le lodu
"There are no more streets left to trap" - I LOL'd.
Man that expression by Su as he calls, like he knows it's wrong but can't fold. I hate that feeling...
Man, all Su has to do is to look on other 3 low stacks and say, ok im still #2 in lead even if i fold this and add that he is against Ensa the ROCK! Clearly an easy river bet/fold if you want to win more money and not just to boost your ego.
@@ShutDFckOff Boost your ego? Lmao. He got this far by making tough calls, if he didn't, he would have been exploited and bluffed all tournament and bust.
He's ahead against majority of hands here anyway, folding is not more equitable. Playing scared is not how you win tournaments.
@@ShutDFckOff I think its definitely a fold, with icm considered against that opponent. Also because i could see his cards
@@johnnytwotimes7854 I dont have to see the cards to tell me a 70 yr/old OMC is value betting on river. And i tell you this that if he even has AA or KK he won't re raise that river, that's how basic OMC plays their hands.
@@ShutDFckOff I agree, I was joking about seeing the cards.
That was nice of the wsop to let Sam Greenwood deal after he busted the main
LOHOHOHOL!
Really I don’t know how Greenwood was so calm after that donk cathed his straight on th river after his OWN allin
Sam if u ever read this, you’re cool
Alexander B + what's he gonna do..clearly, a veteran
That wasn't Sam, it's clearly Lucas.
LOL completely unnecessary for Su to say "sorry guys just give me one second" one person off the final table in the ME with the biggest pot of the tournament and only 3 minutes into his decision.
A) They may well have been hand for hand at that point and stopping the other table while he figures out 1 pair isn't good (the hard way).
B) His statement is mainly nerves. Most people would be a puddle in that spot with AQ lol.
Shaun McIsaac that was the final table bud lol
@@epicslavegti no it wasn't BUD. It was 11 still to go kid.
Yeah, but he's just trying to be courteous to his fellow players. I thought that was a very admirable thing to do.
Some people just have anxiety about making a long, drawn out decision. Brilliant players probably know what their move is 20 seconds into their move
Doug Polk grinding the poker vids. This I like
You watch sulin Man😏
@@michaelbeerbados3291 not creepy at all
do you ever see a video where Doug Polk is playing and not in a little box in the corner talking?
doug is the best at this
Whos’ money are they gambling with?
"When you're the ace queen guy here you're really gonna get fucked up" I love it
the angle on that hat though lmaooooo i didn't notice at first hahahaha is it a DGK hat? lmaoooo
Do you try to calculate implied odds in a tournament, or just consider what play will keep you in the tournament longer?
Would it be worth making a vid about Sam Soverel's ultra-tight ICM playing style in the $50k?
Doug I love getting these everyday. We do miss you on twitch though!
You're an extremely beneficial web video; couldn't make it without ya!
Tough cooler to watch. Doug I'm just curious do you think Ensan should have Queens in his range with the line he took pre flop or is that strong enough to 4 bet in that spot? If he gets shoved on with that he probably has to call but certainly not loving it. I only ask because if he can have queens, I'm not sure why he's ever trapping tens the way he did. There's alot of bluffs he can have on that flop that would like to get aggressive like KJ and 89 among others, but if he's trapping tens like that it's hard to have much value when he raises.
A dude even folded a 10 too. Meant to be
Wow. Great hand, greater analysis. More, please!
14:13 searched for the movie he mentioned and did not find it :( anyone a clue?
AQ is the worst.
-Doyle & Negreanu, paraphrased
No, AJ is the worst, but AQ tries harder....
@@Jayhavens1 AJ is much easier to fold facing a big re-raise or 4 bet. AQ is not.
@@RKO859 You're absolutely right, that's why it 'tries harder' and still loses. Sadly it does win occasionally and that's why people get sucked in. We call AJ 'parking lot' because that's usually where you wind up after you lose with it. And that's why it's the worst...
Both are nits 😁
Phil Ivey enters the chat
Where is. The continuation of this tournament..
Please don’t stop the videos! We’ve missed you
I am loving the sudden onslaught of poker videos.
so many videos thank you
Did Doug play in the main event this year?
Great analysis and Thanks Doug for covering the options on each street in depth! By checking the Turn Ensan made his hand look weaker to maybe AK, AJ or JJ. And his late position Raise to 3X was just enough to get a call. Would Su have called a raise to 4X....?
Always like your videos Doug.
So many Polker hands in one week!
doug really out here slanging the videos like hash browns at waffle house. if this is how its gonna be when you don't play, then by all means stay retired and keep cranking these bad boys out.
Hey doug! Big fan of the channel. There was a hand played in the Triton 2019 with John Juanda and another player. Long story short, he folded quads! Any way you could do poker hands vid for it? Interested to see your insight
In low and mid stakes cash games and tournaments, the population under bluff the river raise and check raise, and I think it's okay to over fold in that situation.
But Ensan is a very capable player hence the call here is reasonable.
Su river bet 2/3 of the pot out of position against Chipleader was the problem，how can Su so sure Ensan had QK or JQ？
Excellent commentary !
Lu folding on the button makes sense with ICM considerations and stuff, but what's the buttons open call range in this spot if 10/K off isnt in it? is it just suited broadway connectors and made pairs?
I think maybe with a K-10 off you can find a big 3 bet a small amount of the time, a call another small portion, and mainly a fold. Some calling hands can be a suited ace, made pairs, and suited Broadway connectors
Love the vids! See you next year, I guess ☹
Doug Polk going on an uploading tear
I believe Ensan would bet his floats/bluffs on turn and river for maximum fold equity. After he checks back turn he either has a Queen, ten, midpair, possibly 98o, or monster. Su played his hand pretty good until the river call. Once Su value bets the river, he has AA, KK, all the queens or better. Ensans river raise after checking back turn screams a slow played fullhouse or 98s. Granted the best AQ to call are the ones with no spades but you just have to make the crying fold. I would even consider check calling sometimes to induce more river bluffs or thinner value bets.
Great content. If you can wait at least one more second to end your video so we can see chip stacks update on top screen and avoid having to do any math that would be great lol.
And that’s how you build a stack. By hitting sets on the flop? You don’t say
Hey guys, Doug Polk here, JK 5 vids in 48 hours you all must be dreaming.
Damn it Doug...I’m listening then I look at the screen and there YOU are..HAT backwards looking like your looking for the beach bro
Thank you for reviewing my requested hand Doug!
@brendon kennedy youre a sad person
brendon kennedy no mercy huh
Funniest part of the video seeing Sontheimer celebrating it
River vs this particular opponent is a clear fold, but i do agree with the analysis about mainly calling vs players who can actually bluff here
have you watched Ensan this dude is a maniac. Imo more of a call vs him than most
@@natemurray02 Check the river against this guy! Call the $10-15m, lick your wounds. When you're on the final table bubble with those chips, unless the river is a Q/7/A I don't think you can call a raise.
I think Su got a little bit greedy, made it too easy for Ensan, given that he'd have reraised kings or aces pre, would have almost certainly have bet turned trip sevens, meaning you're putting yourself in an "ostensible" cooler situation which on closer inspection maybe isn't that much of a cooler.
Given the match situation, is Ensan really doing that with 88, JJ, KJ, KQ, AK? Because he definitely can have TT, 77, 89, 66, and those hands seem to make a lot more sense.
Yo, hitting the skateboard park after this vid?
So the secret to getting a monster pot is getting super lucky both players get a good hand, but you get something better. High level game play.
I Think when su faced this river raise he has for sure in mind that ensan is not bluffing in this Situation if you noticed he comitted almost all his Chips in this pot so he basically had zero bluffs in his range he basically said that he has 98s,Q10, 10/10, AA,KK with this river bet. But yeah its a cooler but he should fold because it was so close before the Final Table 🤔
@juanancriadillas yeah sure but i Think nobody would Bluff here with KQ or something like that and ensan left with 45 Million witch is without doubt massive but he started this Hand with 100 Million so he commited so much BB in this stage of the tournament. And would should someone comitte so much BB before the FT as a bluff it makes no sense. Imagine ensan somehow lost this pot it would be more difficult to reach the final Table and the win in the main event i Think nobody would risk that, so he has to have a Monster in this Situation
Well two things here:
1) Su checks the turn and bets over half pot on the river. When a guy takes that line, he is either value betting confidently or is just making a desperate attempt at taking down the pot. So Ensaan can easily raise big there instead of a small one cos Su either has air or has a strong raise calling hand.
2) Ensaan checks the turn when checked to him and then raises big on the river. Gd players usually dun take that line when they are bluffing.
As Doug said, there are many ways to play this hand. I think Ensan played it well. He got 65% of Su's chips. Raising postflop and getting sticky afterwords simply doesn't look like KJ anymore.
these two guys certainly know how to win and how manage the game
Ensan is very much capable of bluffing here. Always a call imo
Your hat game is on fire doug.
Head tilt, pressed lips, and gulp stood out to me when opponent bet into Ensan's flopped set. Combination would worry me once he continues, and especially once he bets/raises later in hand. Head tilt and pressed lips are uncertainty-communicators; would def worry me. At 5:20.
Have seen no other footage of him, but I'd bet money it's unusual/imbalanced for him.
Also, loose end-over-end chip flips before river-raise (11:20). I've got a video about loose chip-handling motions fro bettors. End-over-end chip flips, because they're so "gravity-defying"/loose, are highly tied to relaxation. Bluffers just generally aren't that relaxed and are more restrained in their behavior.
you know im generally in the live tells is 95 percent bullshit camp but the fact that I have never seen a channel dedicated to it makes me appreciate you. Gunna give your channel a try
Nice video, Doug.
Why are you dressed like my 10-year old nephew??!
Is this some kind of sick, perverted joke Doug??!
This hand was the sick, perverted joke.
He’s balancing his hat angle range.
@Bill Holder Your Mom...! Haha this is too cool! Okay, your turn
he lost so much time on poker and youtube that he dont accept his real age
Millionaires don't give a fuck.
*"What's up guys Doug Polk here"*
Do I need to rethink this spot? I thought as the in position player in a 3-bet pot where the out of position player was the 3-bettor, that flop doesn't really require any raises, bluff or value.
Marky Mark doing your videos now? That's fun
I heard u say your not playing poker anymore cause it gives u anxiety, but u have worked so hard at becoming one of the best all around players in a very hard game, isn’t it possible that u can somehow work to defeat ur anxiety? Play to where it’s not unhealthy for u? I would like to thank u for ur vids tho, everyone I watch makes me a better player and a person. You seem to be morally sound and open minded with a sense of humor and understand sarcasm, which is rare. I hope to see u someday take down a maim event or play again, it would mean so much for ur fans, would turn u into a living legend imo if u ever won a main! It would mean so much more than if d eggs or if any other ambassador won.
Doug : 13
Papi : 3
Can you guys make it in time?
It's Sam Greenwood as the poker dealer, dealing karma for Su having cracked his aces. :>^
I feel like AQ is a better call than AA or KK since you block QQ and Q10s but not KJ and don't block as many combos of AK or AJ as AA does
That's the thing I hate most in tournaments, and one of the reasons I don't play them, despite the skill you have to run really good, and win a lot of All-in situatuions. In cash we have a lot less variance and more control
But in Cash you don't get as many new players, inexperienced players and the edges you have to grind are smaller
12:45 See Sushi Su's Shoes - please say that 5 times really fast Doug .
With hands like that, even I could build a stack...
Yes poker is luck, stop that math bullshit, a math illiterate dude can win millions
Dany Hermawan It’s luck short term, long term it would not be luck with the math. I would love to play you in poker 100 times, you can see how it goes for your money
@@brycepowell6639 do you know what does "long-term" mean at statistical term? It means infinity.
Dany Hermawan See that is your flaw in your thinking. If you understand statistics, you would know that it doesn’t need to be infinity for “long term” to take impact. Let’s say some scenario in poker happens once, well anything can happen, let’s say 10 times, the p value of what statistically happens will go closer to the “infinite” line it should be, but 10 isn’t enough. Now we go to 100, 1000 times for a certain type of scenario, well now your p value is close enough to the infinity that you end up making profit based off that decision. Long term does not mean infinity, it means an amount of time, or amount of certain decisions that take out the risk of losing/winning money in any scenario
Dany Hermawan It’s the same scenario as investing in a stock market. If you invest 100$ for one day, with the intention of pulling it out in 24 hours, that’s a complete gamble, but if you wait 10 years for that 100$, your risk of losing money is nearly 0, (even in a depression, after 10 years the stocks have never been at a minus investment) it makes it statistically long term investment that ultimately takes the risk out of poker. I’m 19 and while although poker is harder to do long term, if we follow what’s mathematically correct, in anything we do, if we do it long enough, play enough hands, statistically makes sense to follow the mathematical statistics.
Not sure Su ever gets away here, but checking turn was a mistake imo. Now he’s gotta feel he’s a bit under repped, which has to help lead to him calling river.
Su is very unlikely to have QJ and QT here because this are pretty unlikely hands to 3bet from the SB. He may have some KQ, but other than AQ is probably the next worse hand for him. But I agree it's on the cusp with AA and KK probably being clearer calls.
greenwood dealing to get his revenge
In a polarized situation, doesn't matter if you are at the top of your range. Your AQ has the same value as a hand like T9. Its all about the villain: is he bluffing or not?
If was unavoidable , however, if Ensan did have a weaker Queen- KQ or QJ, he would just call. Even Q10... the three bet preflop of Su between two chip stacks should put him on pretty strong hand. So really think if Enson had a Queen he would just call river. River reraise looks more like busted KJ / AJ / J9 / AK or the sick QQ / 1010.
that raise was screaming for call
getting lucky is how you build stack
Cool hat ace.
I mean we're coming to a time in poker where people are comfortably and consistently folding in spots where they get raised or jammed on and don't have the nuts and being right. By your logic AQ is a call but KK is not as good to call because of removal and while it's hard to deny the logic of that approach it also seems like that in live poker, where you don't have 20 software programs breaking down ranges, analyzing tendencies and solving the game for you as you play, you cannot expect most opponents to be playing a balanced GTO approach.
@6:50 what if Su has QQ? Or has Ensan already been able to rule that out.
Hossain a big german Champion 💪
Looking buff in the husband beater, V ... grind that gym
I would only call that if Hansen was some crazy maniac who reraises everything. Otherwise i think that was fold.
Long time since i gave up poker so take this as a humble comment.
On the river when you only choose between a fold or calI... i really dont get the Idea of ocassinaly fold and call most of the time. Either you call or fold 100% of the time (with a given hand) in this situation, you dont mix things up.
Analogy: Its like if a person goes all in blind preflop every hand (with the same stack size, position and you have the same stack size aswell. You do not call sometimes with 88 and fold some of the time, GTO has to tell you that one of the choices is more profitable..)
In this case im also leaning towards a call but thats because im guessing its marginally more +ev.
Im pretty sure i am wrong, please explain how!
My quick thought is that you can't achieve GTO with just hand distribution alone. You sometimes have to mix decisions with the same hand to be 100% balanced.
Vanessa Selbst grinding the polker vids. This I like
I'm pausing after the flop.....a Queen on the turn or the river??? That would be SICK!
This hand basically gave Ensan the edge and Main Event Title.
I really like Doug Polk. Over the years his fans hurl abuse at him and he just embraces it and enjoys it. He doesn’t take himself too seriously, top bloke 👍👍
Fold man! What the heck were u thinking?
Hypothetical question. Lets say Su had pocket queens for 2nd nuts. Everything plays out the same in the vid, he tanks at the river, then hollywoods a bit, then pushed all in. Would that be considered bad behavior frowned upon by majority of players?
Could you explain in depth why larger bets allow you to bluff more often??
Or a link to the related video would be appreciated.
Feels like soooo few players bluff after checking back turn like that. But I don't know anything about Ensan
I don't really understand SUs check on the turn though. The 7 doesn't change anything does it? Feels like he's just giving a free card there. Doesn't feel like a great hand or board to trap on either.
yeah, most weaker players never bluff this way, they only trap this way. usually a weak player will bluff with a straightforward raise bet bet type line, never taking passive action in between
You're not factoring in ICM here. This is a spot in a cash game I think I would mainly call but in a tournament I would pretty much always fold.
Tbf ensan is a maniac
@@markflay7152 Exploitatively, I dont expect mainics to go call, check, raise here. Would expect them to bet turn if they want to bluff.
But fair point on him being a maniac, def the best person to make this call against
Thanks a lot
Sick spot...
Skips it when u are talking hahaha
Must be great to have a Johnny Cash song written about you.
Su talked himself into that call on the river. There are so many hands he loses to in that spot that when Ensan didn’t go all-in, but merely raised, Su should have figured Ensan was trying to induce a call or a shove. I guess he couldn’t find the fold button.
so many hands? like what Ts full and 89s? lol
@@Simon-nv5zj Ensan is a very snug player. Horrible river call.
If you start looking at sizing that way then players can bluff even more profitably with small sizes that “look” like value bets, definitely not an easy fold and as Doug said a call is certainly justifiable
Su played this hand on the aggressive end. He did not have a defensive plan going in. What will your opponent call you with when you 3-bet pre-flop and fire big on the flop? You have top pair, top kicker. Anything that can call you has you beat. You have to give your opponent credit for some real hands. If you think about the preflot and flop action, the river is pretty much a blank. Su should have check/call on the river. If your opponent missed a draw, s/he won't risk much knowing you're about to final table. Given the stack size, and it's so close to the final table, your opponent just won't risk a lot of chips on a bluff.
Why is the dealer cutting out bets before a player asks for a count? Has that rule changed?
Have Fucking Fun - Phil Diese Maahs asked for the count from the other table.
lol doug in the muscle shirt with no muscle
Nice, thkx
This exact situation happened to me on pokerstats I had tens got three bet so I shoved. He called with aq and hit q on the turn.
I'm not convinced about the merit of the check behind by Ensan at the turn card. Why is that good since you want to build a pot and possibly stack your opponent?
ruffymaru He said he didn’t mind a bet either. You can only build a pot and stack your opponent if he also has a hand. We know Su has a hand but Ensan doesn’t so he can’t just bet knowing he’s trying to stack him. Also if Ensan always bets with his good hands that he wants to build a pot with then Su can just always fold, Ensan has to check here for balance.
With stacks like 16m , 32m around why do we need to raise 6.8m out of position against the chip leader ? As a result of that action the pot inflated to 117M by the river. Flatting preflop and all things same throughout the hand would have costed us much less.
If attempting a bluff OTR it would be wise to go for a bigger sizing more like 50-70 mili don't think lu can fold to this raise
the fuck is up with that hat k-fed 😂😂😂
You lost me when you said a worse Q could be raising to 45,000,000 after Su bet 16,000,000 into a pot of 27,000,000 on the river. A worse Q NEVER makes that raise.
Steven Herrmann not only that, he isn’t calling a 6.8M three bet pre flop with a worse queen especially since Ensan was trying to avoid playing big pots when it got down to the last few tables
Top pair rarely win monster pots remember that
I have to agree, I think I've won more monster pots with third pair hero calls than top pair hero calls lol!