Now I can't even give credit to polk for such a lay down...😢 Because as much of a great read zi consider it to be, ALL PHILL had to do was bet 1/3 to 1/2 of the pot Then 3/4 to potsize on turn and probably he would have been all in on river
He too use to having fish at a table in a big tournament. He can’t hang with the top cash game players in the world. He’s lost millions on High Stakes Poker and any other broadcast poker cash game shows. Go watch him give his money away at places like Hustler Live and Live at the Bike!
@@ItsEverythingElseyou should… guy had the opportunity to get Polk’s whole stack if he played that correctly. Flopping the nuts and getting a guy to fold the 2nd nuts is brutal 😂
Have you ever watched Phil's stupid fsce when he actually has a decent hand? 😂 Phile is an old school player that doesn't understand the new metas in anyway whatsoever
@@Da_Infamous Decent analysis, but the most important factor BY FAR... It's Phil Hellmuth. With these blinds, for this money, Phil isn't capable of bluffing at the flop with only a flush draw. Not happening. Doug's read was 100% on point because he knows Phil would NEVER shove with draws here and would only shove with (usually) the nuts. I could see Phil doing this with either top set or a straight. As soon as Phil starts talking and suggesting it could be something else (such as a set), it being the flopped straight is the only thing that makes sense.
Phil got scared of the flush draw and possibly a little too excited about his hand, that’s why he jammed…and the fact that he’s a tournament player, not a cash game player!
Surprised Phill did this being a long time pro , Its something a beginner player would do . There could be an argument to say you could jam here against rec players & get a call , but vs Doug Polk not a chance you getting paid off.
@@felixacb8895 he jammed the nuts, how is that bad? We can't really see the bet sizing or actions preflop, so if he jammed for pot or over pot I'd say that's pretty bad. But if he check raised Doug all in for a reasonable stack size then it makes sense
@@RenixGames this hand is relatively famous, im not sure how the hand played out preflop but posflop they were 3ways and if I remember correctly they checked to the third guy who bet around 3k into 8k, Polk checkraises to around 9k and Phil just jams 91k
Polk knows his opponent here. Helmuth has become a pretty predictable player. He wouldn't make a big bet like this without the nuts. Phil was afraid of getting called by a big flush draw. A great fold by Polk, but against Helmuth it definitely makes sense.
Phil gave away his hand w/ all the talking and Polk got the read on him and him saying he could have a set is what tipped Doug off that's the difference between Cash gms and Tournament
It's a pretty easy fold if you just think it through. Phil has the nuts there 80/90% of the time. Polk would have to be getting like 10/1 pot odds to even make an equitable call...
@@alexklatte9264lmfao. Stfu. You’re part of the players that quickly call that. Sick of guys acting like certain folds are so easy after they watch a video. You call there 100% of the time. So knock it off..
I would've made that fold. But only because at the level I play, Phil's play would only be made by the nuts. I know I would get owned against a better player pool.
I love all the professionals in this thread. Not one of you would make the fold. It really is hilarious listening to all the internet poker pro’s sometimes…
@@DMTsmokeinteresting way to say losing to 1 hand just with a different combination of suits with only 2 of those combination changing anything... And laying down the 2nd stone cold nuts on the flop This is like laying down pocket kings preflop
@@aebalc to hit 9x8x6x flop and tehn going with it :) U always have to adjust and analyze not blindly call cause i have KK pre or i have second nuts on river and some internet guru said never fold kings pre
It wasnt much table talk, he said one thing more like about blockers and that sort of sealed it with Polk, he went like "oh yeah Phil" and just shook his head basically.. and him knowing Helmuth he just went no dice..
If the flush draw wasn't out there, I would have suggest a check instead, and maximize the return. Great all in to protect Phil's straight, great fold by Polk. If Phil was adventurous, a check would have been interesting.
Absolutely incredible fold!! Especially against Hellmuth, what a read, what a player!! That's an easy call for most and still a cringe call for anyone doubtful or even with a read like Dougs most still cringe call. Unbelievable fold 👏
In this instance, I thought both players played their hands WELL. Phil did what he thought was right, and the read by Polk was amazing. I can appreciate great poker!
Phil played his hand horrible, he made it so obvious he got the goods the 2nd best hand possible folded. He is horrible at cashgames. He has 0 clue how to play
As usual, Gabe Kaplan's analysis is correct. Phil raises preflop, and then goes all in with a super coordinated flop. Obviously, he's playing like he's got a set, maybe pocket aces, and he's trying to chase out, or get value from, someone with a flush or straight draw. He's playing exactly like someone who is making it too expensive for a drawing hand to see the next two cards. Doug Polk's decision was based solely on his read of Phil Hellmuth, not on the normal play of the hand.
Wow, I now know why Doug Polk is considered a pro! Because of great reasoning and logical deduction, that would have ruined the rest of my night until I saw this clip.
What they didn't show was the other players doing the shoving motion while Polk was still tanking. Which is extremely inappropriate. Not a Polk fan, but great fold
Polk was 90% sure he was laying the hand down, then he spoke to Phil. Phil made it 100% with his stuttering and his lack of a better answer. Great speech play and fold from Doug here. He'll never get enough credit for playing that hand brilliantly.
crazy. I would have lost my stack, and I HAVE lost my stack in that very situation. And I did not feel wrong about it; just a cold deck. KUDOS Doug. Amazing.
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Phil the master at losing value
This made my day thank you
Now I can't even give credit to polk for such a lay down...😢
Because as much of a great read zi consider it to be, ALL PHILL had to do was bet 1/3 to 1/2 of the pot
Then 3/4 to potsize on turn and probably he would have been all in on river
Yes his 16 bracelets and multi millions of dollars yeah he is the master of missing value
He too use to having fish at a table in a big tournament. He can’t hang with the top cash game players in the world. He’s lost millions on High Stakes Poker and any other broadcast poker cash game shows. Go watch him give his money away at places like Hustler Live and Live at the Bike!
still, you don't earned nothing compared to him. catch some like on UA-cam and be happy with that
Even when Hellmuth wins, he get owned.
I don't mind winning like that.
@@ItsEverythingElseyou should… guy had the opportunity to get Polk’s whole stack if he played that correctly. Flopping the nuts and getting a guy to fold the 2nd nuts is brutal 😂
@connorhill7409 there is a flush draw though.
@@carlosmazariegos9562 no there’s not, hellmuth is never shoving with a flush draw in that spot
Well said!
“I mean… I could have a set…”😂😂😂
Like why would he say that 🤣
@@CashMoneyDGcause he realized he f’d up and he really wants a call
He could at least make it sound more convincing
should have just said "you're folding a set?" and that's it
@@CashMoneyDGhe should’ve said I could have I could easily have 89 here then ur keeping in the j9s j8s 88 99 and jj and 10/7s in a lot more
Polk's read was so incredible, and yet had the discipline to lay down the 2nd nuts.
Have you ever watched Phil's stupid fsce when he actually has a decent hand? 😂 Phile is an old school player that doesn't understand the new metas in anyway whatsoever
Who's got nuts?
@@2hot4u68phil did. before the turn anyway.
@@SirZachariahlllHe won his 17th WSOP bracelet last year. He is still one of the world's top players.
@@peterbruno657At tourny play, sure. He's terrible at these high stakes cash games.
Potentially the single best OTF hero fold of all time
I had no idea selbst could fold a hand but she finally did!
What’s OTF
OTF?
Over the felt? As opposed to online?
On the flop
Best fold I've ever seen and I've watched my mum do the laundry
😂😂
Epic fold. This is exactly what separates the pros from the amateurs. I honestly don't think I'd be capable of laying that down
Do you realise Phil is a nit in cash game, he would only do that with the nut.
No one last that down. Except Doug
Even with ZERO spades in your hand and TWO ON THE FOLP.....cause even a 7 card straight LOSES to a 5 card FLUSH
@@Da_Infamous Decent analysis, but the most important factor BY FAR...
It's Phil Hellmuth. With these blinds, for this money, Phil isn't capable of bluffing at the flop with only a flush draw. Not happening. Doug's read was 100% on point because he knows Phil would NEVER shove with draws here and would only shove with (usually) the nuts.
I could see Phil doing this with either top set or a straight. As soon as Phil starts talking and suggesting it could be something else (such as a set), it being the flopped straight is the only thing that makes sense.
I play a lot of poker and am up in my life. I go broke here.
"I'm not showing my hand..." haha 🤣
And trying to act like he got a bluff through, gabbing at the chips quickly. 😂 he wasn’t fooling anyone.
Whimpy “no show”
@@pwilliam255 he definitely tilted off after like it was max negative value
@@jgreezy1484you've got to pay to see the cards. If you don't pay you don't see.
You could hear the frustration😂
“He went all in with queen ten honey”
"called a raise with a fu$*ing Q10" best hellmuth quote
"Buddy, you moved in with King ten, don't discuss poker with me."
well played 🤣🤣🤣
@@alexmcghee2962After he said " I'm not tricky enough to play Q- 10 am I ",then he berates the guy for having Q- 10
@@user-vd8ql8io9q😂😂
Best fold I’ve ever seen, and I work at a retail store
Edit: I don’t remember making this comment haha
This comment deserves it's flowers
😂
😂😂😂😂
Well done, Ronnie. Well done. Wish I could give more than one thumbs up.
Underrated for sure!
Phil got scared of the flush draw and possibly a little too excited about his hand, that’s why he jammed…and the fact that he’s a tournament player, not a cash game player!
thats just an insanely bad play either way
Weird way of saying he played horribly
Surprised Phill did this being a long time pro , Its something a beginner player would do . There could be an argument to say you could jam here against rec players & get a call , but vs Doug Polk not a chance you getting paid off.
@@felixacb8895 he jammed the nuts, how is that bad? We can't really see the bet sizing or actions preflop, so if he jammed for pot or over pot I'd say that's pretty bad. But if he check raised Doug all in for a reasonable stack size then it makes sense
@@RenixGames this hand is relatively famous, im not sure how the hand played out preflop but posflop they were 3ways and if I remember correctly they checked to the third guy who bet around 3k into 8k, Polk checkraises to around 9k and Phil just jams 91k
Thats an amazing lay down
It's not really lol probably the wors bet ever
This is a perfect example of just following your checks. He knew exactly when Hellmuth said "I Could have a set" that he was folding.
Tough lay down… Phil plays cash like tournaments
This is the definition of playing the man not the cards.
How do you leave out the “I could have the blockers” quote from Phil lol
Because it’s irrelevant
@@jimpryor99he said include it probably because its funny how Polk responded to that 😂...
@jimpryor99 it's not. It makes him seem weaker
Polk knows his opponent here. Helmuth has become a pretty predictable player. He wouldn't make a big bet like this without the nuts. Phil was afraid of getting called by a big flush draw. A great fold by Polk, but against Helmuth it definitely makes sense.
Phil gave away his hand w/ all the talking and Polk got the read on him and him saying he could have a set is what tipped Doug off that's the difference between Cash gms and Tournament
Phil clearly would’ve gotten paid by anyone but Doug. That’s why Doug is one of the best. Class fold. 99.999% of players can’t fold that hand
It's a pretty easy fold if you just think it through. Phil has the nuts there 80/90% of the time. Polk would have to be getting like 10/1 pot odds to even make an equitable call...
@@alexklatte9264lmfao. Stfu. You’re part of the players that quickly call that. Sick of guys acting like certain folds are so easy after they watch a video. You call there 100% of the time. So knock it off..
@@alexklatte9264you're reasoning is correct but easy fold...come on
I would've made that fold. But only because at the level I play, Phil's play would only be made by the nuts. I know I would get owned against a better player pool.
I love all the professionals in this thread. Not one of you would make the fold. It really is hilarious listening to all the internet poker pro’s sometimes…
Probably the best lay down in history
100%
Close but no cigar.
Nah Jacks full folding against Kings full in the WPT was better
The best fold ever doesn't lose to twelve different combos.
@@DMTsmokeinteresting way to say losing to 1 hand just with a different combination of suits with only 2 of those combination changing anything...
And laying down the 2nd stone cold nuts on the flop
This is like laying down pocket kings preflop
Everyone is talking about Hellmuth, but what a perfect read by Doug.
Hellmuth talked him into that fold. You don’t bring uo the set there if thats what you have.
His tells are the worst in poker. I never could understand how he won anything.
Literally the best fold I've ever seen
GOAT level fold. I would have lost all the chips!
Yeah, why are you playing 10-7 if you are going to fold when you hit the straight? I lose my chips here also.
@@aebalc to hit 9x8x6x flop and tehn going with it :) U always have to adjust and analyze not blindly call cause i have KK pre or i have second nuts on river and some internet guru said never fold kings pre
only because its phil. everyone else doug calls lol@@aebalc
@@aebalc because the tightest person at the table just raised with 2 other players in the hand?
I couldn't lay that down in that spot. Respect.
They should've shown all the table talk that kind of helped Doug lol
It wasnt much table talk, he said one thing more like about blockers and that sort of sealed it with Polk, he went like "oh yeah Phil" and just shook his head basically.. and him knowing Helmuth he just went no dice..
Hellmuth talked himself out of a big win. Potentially all of polk’s chips.
There’s a Poker word for that it’s called the dumb end of the street
dummy*
*straight
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Idiot End
Great fold !!! Hé listen to his gut feeling and went with it .
Phil's mouth cost him money here.
He has to be the big guy or show off guy , one better than you…that’s phill for you.
I have a whole new respect for Doug Polk. Amazing read.
That was magic!
One of the best lay downs I've seen 👏
He gives out. Could be AQ spades.
It could perhaps not be AQs
What a fold that's a 1% elite move there huge lay down am super impressed
Me to, that was a phenomenal read by Polk 🎉
Helmuth jammed because hes usually rollin with 30bb in cash games and forgot he bought in deep 😂
Great lay down
phils smirk when he says i could have a set😂
he loves to talk so much, even to risk costing himself
Wow! 99% of people would never fold that hand. Great read by Polk!!
Best lay down I’ve ever seen
Master level read. This would destroy 99% of players.
Phil with the casual 20x pot bet for no reason. He probably could’ve gotten Doug all in if he played that any other way
Him saying I could have a set is what killed it
“He called with a Q 10, honey! Idiot!”
-Phil Helmuth
I would call and look to my fans to celebrate thinking i have a 98% chance of winning 😅
Phil, the walking live read.
Vanessa Selbst got mad skillz.
No she's just always mad.
Best laydown ever.
"I could have a s.. (insta fold!!!)
Great laydown
Phil could have made so much money here if he didn’t F it up
Great lay down.
The spades save him
What a fold!! Legendary!!!
Flopped nuts vs 2nd nuts and he folds 😭 wow. Garrett would’ve accused him of cheating
Great read and very disciplined fold
Forget Phil… one of the greatest folds of all time hats 🎩 off Dougie boy!!! Wow
Crazy laydown
one of the greatest folds of all time
If the flush draw wasn't out there, I would have suggest a check instead, and maximize the return. Great all in to protect Phil's straight, great fold by Polk. If Phil was adventurous, a check would have been interesting.
Phil trying to hide is smile is so cute 😂😂😂
Crazy talented fold!!!🎉
Q 10 is my favorite hand, always seems to connect for me.
Wow… I got knocked out of a tournament on the very first hand with this exact same hand! It was brutal!
Absolutely incredible fold!! Especially against Hellmuth, what a read, what a player!! That's an easy call for most and still a cringe call for anyone doubtful or even with a read like Dougs most still cringe call. Unbelievable fold 👏
In this instance, I thought both players played their hands WELL. Phil did what he thought was right, and the read by Polk was amazing. I can appreciate great poker!
Phil played his hand horrible, he made it so obvious he got the goods the 2nd best hand possible folded. He is horrible at cashgames. He has 0 clue how to play
Right. People are forgetting Phil doesn't have access to Polk's hand and he could very well be waiting on a flush draw.
Might be the best fold ever. And I'm not a Polk guy but that's amazing
As usual, Gabe Kaplan's analysis is correct. Phil raises preflop, and then goes all in with a super coordinated flop. Obviously, he's playing like he's got a set, maybe pocket aces, and he's trying to chase out, or get value from, someone with a flush or straight draw. He's playing exactly like someone who is making it too expensive for a drawing hand to see the next two cards. Doug Polk's decision was based solely on his read of Phil Hellmuth, not on the normal play of the hand.
Amazing fold. Second or third best i’ve seen in my life.
Best fold I've ever seen.
Doug is one of the best players out there.
Phil gave his hand away. He had a big smile on his face and very confident and relaxed. He’s just talking himself out of money.
Soon as Phil starts talking after doug says hes contemplating laying it down is the key in this table talk. Trying anything to get a call.
Amazing fold
Would love to know what the table said after they saw his hand!!!!
Masterful fold by Polk.
De los mejores fold q he visto !!!
Best lay down since Mike laid down top two against Teddy KGB.
Wow, I now know why Doug Polk is considered a pro! Because of great reasoning and logical deduction, that would have ruined the rest of my night until I saw this clip.
What they didn't show was the other players doing the shoving motion while Polk was still tanking. Which is extremely inappropriate. Not a Polk fan, but great fold
Polk was 90% sure he was laying the hand down, then he spoke to Phil.
Phil made it 100% with his stuttering and his lack of a better answer. Great speech play and fold from Doug here. He'll never get enough credit for playing that hand brilliantly.
Excellent fold
Great read by Venessa 👌🏼
Doug polk a legend
“I’m not showing my hand” is the biggest tell he fumbled his hand so badly
Phil is so easy to read. You know he has a monster hand when he's relaxed with his hands covering his face
The one person in the world everyone could fold to in this situation
Almost nobody folds this .. this is legendary
crazy. I would have lost my stack, and I HAVE lost my stack in that very situation. And I did not feel wrong about it; just a cold deck. KUDOS Doug. Amazing.
Phenomenal
What a great fold !
Smart player. Nuff said
Phil blew it both with his betting and his talking
Doug nailed that read.
Doug is a beast !!!!
What a lay down
Brilliant fold
Lays down a monster
wow.. what a lay down
Flop 2nd nuts and lay it down correctly..that is so next level!
Probably the best lay down in the history of high stakes poker