If you gonna play scared, and fold Kings in this board, it’s a clear sign that you need to move down the stakes, or people like Andy will push you around like a rag doll.
Rinoxp Gaming Andy can have a set or 2 pair. When you play 1/2 than is a easy call ! But this is high stakes poker .... every is playing deep .... than is not an easy call
Ultra Man everyone can have a set or 2 pair every time on every board, so just fold everything? This is the driest board you get with Kings, so no brainer call
This was INCREDIBLY painful to watch. Gary was never calling here. “Damn. It’s gonna suck to lose this much money to you.” This is the problem with playing at stakes where you’re worried about losing your stack.
If Gary takes this line, how does he not call on this type of runout? I think the money got to him... Sure, Andy isn't bluffing this spot for all of it THAT often, but when you check/call two streets with KK, you go with the plan and c/c river. Only if it was against the nittiest of nits would I consider folding river as played
It's just the fact that Andy is super super tight. Yeah hes capable of bluffing it but theres honestly very little bluffing here. Hes only repping slow played Aces, 7's 9's, and dueces. Dueces is a little unlikely so hes repping so small of value which means his bluffs are wayyyy fewer. Not saying it's the right fold or not but Gary definitely leveled himself into the fold
Not really, not your money it is easy to say especially when you saw what Andy had, you are not in Gary’s sit not knowing Andy’s hand. If you are filthy rich then it is not a problem calling, it will be just nickel and dimes for wealthy people.😝
Especially when flush/straights don't come through, and it pairs the board (even better that it pairs the deuce cause it's so unlikely that Andy has one).....I mean you couldn't ask for a better river really, outside of a K with your hand.
Exploitative fold there forsure by Gary adjusting to Andy’s image in these huge pots. GTO wise its a call on the river with an under repped range. Definitely a tough one
From trapping to getting scared on the river, the money got to him, plus one important factor gary mentioned as he was thinking out loud -- this could turn a very good day to a very bad day, clearly he was running pretty good on that session, he wants to protect his profit!! I believed that's what confused his decision,
Its a problem when hes thinking ”its so many big blinds, its so much money” etc. When they should be thinking logically about the hand and the action, bet to pot ratio etc, not worry about how much money it is objectively. Its true 7s and 9s make a bunch of sense here, but so do a lot of suited connector type hands, almost all of which hit the flop in small ways (mostly gutters with backdoor flush draws etc. that are very inticing hands to bluff with). With the clean runout and the call on the turn, it looks like a fairly straightforward call. However im not an expert and not even a good player really, so idk, Andys tight image probably played a big role in the decision.
If your plan is to check call flop and turn then it has to be a call on the river especially if the river is a TOTAL brick. If he lead flop and barreled turn and value bets river and Andy shoves all in then I would fold.
Actually the river is not total brick at all. In opposite, that card the best card he can get except another K. He can easy eliminate 2 pairs from flop. That would be snap call on the river. Andy shove all in on that river is really really bad move actually
this is the problem for players playing at stakes their not comfortable at. They get afraid to lose money or make money depending on the situation with Hands they HAVE TO WIN OR LOSE WITH. Plain and simple. why play poker and be scared to play with the best hands like QQ, KK, and AA...
Luke Rickford pnot really, if andy had set, he also will play it same way like this, is just depend on your read on your opponents strenght, on this case.. he did a bad read.
Wow I thought for sure he was about to call when he started doing the Garrett shrugs lol... And then he started over thinking it. In all fairness all he could beat was a stone cold bluff
This is the problem playing poker against cold blooded assassins when you actually care about the money. One of the first lines out of Gary’s mouth was “this is a lot of money to give you in one hand”. From that point on, you’re judgment is completely clouded.
I'm only at the 7:29 mark so I don't know how it ends yet, but I just want to point out that the commentator is wrong about Andy's value range having to be 77, 99, or 22. It could be 44. It could absolutely be AA trying to get KK, QQ, and A9 to call. There just aren't enough combinations that make sense, and Gary was trapping post flop, so I think he has to call here and it will be interesting to see if he does. I think he folds, though.
Andy is one if the few players capable of bluffing all in on the river .good fold by Gary under most circumstances against 99.9 % of players just Andy is like the last boss u couldn't beat as a kid .
I know I suck compared to Gary but I would snap call. AA and KK are way too high up in your range. possibly let go some qq and JJ but i would fist pump it in i guess someone said he didnt know it was straddled so 500 bb is a lot but for 250bb with KK on that board im calling 100% if he shows me 99 Im not even mad about my play, simply a cooler
Tough spot against a tight player. My only concern thoug, why wasn’t Gary staring at Andy at all? I mean, for $30k I would at least spend some time eyeing my opponent and seeing if I could catch any read from him.
Few things I wanna know how Abe been able to play so high stack? Gray how can u trap trap n trap yourself once board is such a sweetheart. You must have check raises on turn to see where he is at but I hv seen him play many hands he is too scare n plays too passive.
Does the River 2 make a big difference? If iwas Andy the 2 would annoy me. Because before you could also bluff a set of 2's. Now it's a lot less likely you have a 2
Gary checked the flop to call down. He made his hand look weak. This is an. amazing board for KK. Andy has very few boats here and very rarely has AA. Gary just has to call, its simple and easy. Maybe hes playing too big for his bankroll. If this were smaller stakes he would have easily called...
The whole time his brain was probably telling him to call, but all those time chips cost him the pot, gave him way too much time to convince himself to fold!
It's such a brick that a really good player knows it's an awful card to fire a 3rd barrel on. And since both of these guys are excellent players they know this and that plays into the decision. It's such a bad card to bluff on that it's a bluff so little it makes a call difficult. Although I think it's a call considering his hand is so underrepped Andy could actually be value betting with worse here like QQ or JJ.
Keith Mason great analysis. The quick call can be intentional to give such a tell. The fact that the guy then went and shoved all in on a brick card then looks like in fact he wasn’t worried about being called. Lots of levels on this.
How you snap call on the turn and not call on the river with a better pair vs. small board. No str8 no Flush. Andy did not play this with a trips on the flop, standard Bluff play.
It's an easy call when you underrep/trap your hand on this run out. He literally only has 22, 99 or 77 for value here, all the draws missed and he only has 7 value combos and a ton of possible bluffs. Bad fold.
Missed straight, flush, he beats 7 9. The only hand andy is representing there is full house. He’s winning there more than he loses. Plus he kept checking to andy. He should’ve called.
since it's almost a pot size bet river, he would have 2 to 1 on a call... therefore he need to find 3,5 bluffs to break even on a call. clearly with all the T8s 56s JTs J8s 58s... even if you only consider the diamon suits it's a call. In his shoes as played I would fold 88 TT and JJ (especially with a diamond) but call QQ KK AA and of course better (and event 79s if I had 3bet light since I would block 4 of his value hands that take this line).
Dont forget about them bullets. Andy played it like bullets. With Gary making big raise preflop folding out everyone else Andy can just call pretending to play aces tricky..
By slow playing Gary should have accounted for more bluffs from Andy b/c in a 3-bet pot facing weakness from the pf utg 3-bet raiser on a dry rainbow board Andy would def be out to steal. Tough call, but one u should make against such a capable opponent esp. taking this line
Ii think even Gary thought he was going to call but went against his instinct at the end. You better believe Andy has watched the show clips and knows he will fold KK.
$34k shove on the river, and over half the comment section saying they would snap call. Guarantee most of them would tank call on a $340 river bet, and has never faced a $3.4k bet on the river. Nevermind $34k.
He even has one of the nut KK combos to snap this off with not having a diamond 🤦🏻♂️. Turn is a pretty easy give up for Andy too. Yikes from everyone.
yeah i was thinking give up on turn .. but you know how it is when you play live and get in a huge pot .. the money in the middle turns you into an animal and you get aggressive .. you mind says check but your heart says go for it
Can you explain this for me? What I think you're saying is that since he doesn't have the King of diamonds, that makes it slightly more likely for Andy to have a hand like AK with diamonds and that would be in his bluff range? Am I understanding this correctly? If Gary did have a diamond, that removes 1 combo of AK diamonds.
tgo007 yeah, basically. Or any of his Kx diamond diamond hands that he flats pre (since he might 4b AKs). Basically black kings makes a really nice call because it doesn’t block any bluffs like say red JJ would. Black KK and AA are a couple of the best calls, aside from T9s or A9s if Gary could have them.
just the fact that he doesnt have a diamond in his hand makes it more likely he can be bluffing with a backdoor diamond draw ... so it makes a lil easier to call ... also how he played the hand he got exactly what he wanted but suddenly decided to make a hero fold at the end ... purely a gut instincts fold ... i feel like 9-10 times he's calling 8.5 out of 10 at least
Bottom line you CANNOT CHECK ALL 3 STREETS AND NOT CALL RIVER HERE, PERIOD. if he bet and got called, then bet and got raised on turn, entirely different decision if they get to river but this is a call. why lay the trap to fold? put him on 77,99 nothing else, Andy never has AA here
I'm enjoying live at the Bike very much. These guys are obviously very good experienced players. And what I've learned is 90% of the time, none of them have a clue as to what their opponents may have. All the talk of " ranges" doesn't seem to be helping. Guys will bluff with anything and it's a simple guess. Either you're right, or wrong. Not much more to it. If there was, you wouldn't see guys on both ends of the spectrum so often.
I think we're missing the best play of this whole hand... Abes standard call with J4
i was thinking the same thing.. i need this guys number.. bring him out to the homegame
LOL
Me: (watches first few seconds of clip)
Me: (scroll down to talk shit about Abe's play)
Me: (I knew I could count on you guys)
Also, how the hell does he still have 15% equity going to the flop? It's a sick game, I tells ya.
(Good luck realizing that eq, of course)
LMAO every time he rakes in a pot and stacks chips.
That was the cleanest runout I've ever seen for Kings.
I lose like 90 % of the time with kings lol
@@Nik-cg6qr Cause you get it in against AA every time.
Nik i lost 250 in a .25/50 last night vs QQ i was ill
cleanest with the straight and flush on board plus he could have had a set easily l guess u dont play poker that much
Xxx Xxx straight and flush on board? I guess u don’t have eyes that much
If you gonna play scared, and fold Kings in this board, it’s a clear sign that you need to move down the stakes, or people like Andy will push you around like a rag doll.
I couldn't say it better myself EXACTLY EXACTLY
Exactly no straight no flush and his hand was under rep easy call getting 2 to 1.
I mean it’s Andy he playing against, you must know how Lucky he is
Rinoxp Gaming Andy can have a set or 2 pair. When you play 1/2 than is a easy call ! But this is high stakes poker .... every is playing deep .... than is not an easy call
Ultra Man everyone can have a set or 2 pair every time on every board, so just fold everything? This is the driest board you get with Kings, so no brainer call
This video should be titled "How to set the perfect trap just to fold on the river"
Hahaha
andy said 7 words in 2018 4 of them in this video
Think about it for at least 3 minute to make sense of it all.
Gotta call river when under-repping your strength like that.
Exactly! he played his hand very poorly!
Andy is a top 3 player on LATB ... just has the personality of a rock
I saw Andy smile....once
Brandon Ball what a baller why to reply I’m not a fan of Gary I love to see him sweat
Jchenny J Art or Dan Zach
@@mycommentpwnz former? What happened?
He's clearly just focused man. Absorbed in the game , there to make money not friends, probably a nice guy off the table!
This was INCREDIBLY painful to watch. Gary was never calling here.
“Damn. It’s gonna suck to lose this much money to you.”
This is the problem with playing at stakes where you’re worried about losing your stack.
Aside from the gutsy play by Andy, I was equally impressed he held a still poker face the WHOLE time. I couldn’t even see his heart beat. Amazing.
12:05 When you think you're trapping but get scared.
i need more comments like this
lol
If andy had a set here and gary called im sure the comment section would be filled with “it’s a snap fold, what else is andy shoving lol?!”
doesnt matter what the comment section would be like
its a call on this runout and you need good reads / reasons to do otherwise
schubidooo i would fold kings here to andy. Its an exploitative fold because andy has it there 9/10 times
It's a terrible fold against a good player and Andy is a good player.
This is why I scarcely under rep my hand. You end up confusing yourself.
So you’re the type of guy who says: “You have pocket nines here, I fold”
If Gary takes this line, how does he not call on this type of runout? I think the money got to him... Sure, Andy isn't bluffing this spot for all of it THAT often, but when you check/call two streets with KK, you go with the plan and c/c river. Only if it was against the nittiest of nits would I consider folding river as played
Been watching tons of latb and Andy seems to always have it on the river lol. He's to me the nittiest of nits as u described lol
Colin Sushiboy The nittiest of nits wouldn't tripple barrel bluff 50k away if their moms life depended on it.
Everyone even nits will bluff. Andy has tons of $
Good point. If they were that nitty they wouldn't last in these games for long
It's just the fact that Andy is super super tight. Yeah hes capable of bluffing it but theres honestly very little bluffing here. Hes only repping slow played Aces, 7's 9's, and dueces. Dueces is a little unlikely so hes repping so small of value which means his bluffs are wayyyy fewer. Not saying it's the right fold or not but Gary definitely leveled himself into the fold
It is SO PAINFUL to watch Gary completely butcher his hand.
and on top of that, the deuces on A97 right after lol smh
Not really, not your money it is easy to say especially when you saw what Andy had, you are not in Gary’s sit not knowing Andy’s hand. If you are filthy rich then it is not a problem calling, it will be just nickel and dimes for wealthy people.😝
Why snap call 10k on the turn if you not going to make a call on the river...
Especially when flush/straights don't come through, and it pairs the board (even better that it pairs the deuce cause it's so unlikely that Andy has one).....I mean you couldn't ask for a better river really, outside of a K with your hand.
Big facts. River was the safest card there could be. Don't snap the turn if you haven't thought out the river
willie 772 u hv much to learn little boy
Yeah bad fold...
Exploitative fold there forsure by Gary adjusting to Andy’s image in these huge pots. GTO wise its a call on the river with an under repped range. Definitely a tough one
I’m sorry but to call that turn and not be prepared to call a shove when a brick shows up is really bad.
Clearly scared money, if Andy has set or quads there, he has to pay it off the way he played it.
Agreed ..if u call the turn then you're committed on the river ,,scared money ..guys playing above his limits
From trapping to getting scared on the river, the money got to him, plus one important factor gary mentioned as he was thinking out loud -- this could turn a very good day to a very bad day, clearly he was running pretty good on that session, he wants to protect his profit!! I believed that's what confused his decision,
Its a problem when hes thinking ”its so many big blinds, its so much money” etc. When they should be thinking logically about the hand and the action, bet to pot ratio etc, not worry about how much money it is objectively. Its true 7s and 9s make a bunch of sense here, but so do a lot of suited connector type hands, almost all of which hit the flop in small ways (mostly gutters with backdoor flush draws etc. that are very inticing hands to bluff with). With the clean runout and the call on the turn, it looks like a fairly straightforward call. However im not an expert and not even a good player really, so idk, Andys tight image probably played a big role in the decision.
After watching the bike several times, it's noticeable that Gary is outclassed in the big line ups.
Gary played that hand so bad!
i think he played so well that hand……..except the river...
If your plan is to check call flop and turn then it has to be a call on the river especially if the river is a TOTAL brick. If he lead flop and barreled turn and value bets river and Andy shoves all in then I would fold.
Actually the river is not total brick at all. In opposite, that card the best card he can get except another K. He can easy eliminate 2 pairs from flop. That would be snap call on the river. Andy shove all in on that river is really really bad move actually
10:15 Did this man really say are you capable of having 5,6 here?!
Yes. It's a double gutter on the turn. 65ss/hh/dd are all standard calls on the flop
That straight up looked like a bluff the whole way that played out
Classic red flag alert! 10k on the turn, and all in on the river. And he RAISED pre-flop. What a loser he is!
this is the problem for players playing at stakes their not comfortable at. They get afraid to lose money or make money depending on the situation with Hands they HAVE TO WIN OR LOSE WITH. Plain and simple. why play poker and be scared to play with the best hands like QQ, KK, and AA...
Should do a reaction video on the ppl who got bluffed by Andy
He got probably the best card in the deck other than K (if Andy has two-pair 79, they just been counterfeit) and he fold.. bad, bad fold.
Andy is who I aspire to be one day.
Been a great couple of days, this great bluff and Chris’s incredible call today!
Love watching Live at the Bike!
Just curious though, does anyone think this was a bad fold?
Luke Rickford pnot really, if andy had set, he also will play it same way like this, is just depend on your read on your opponents strenght, on this case.. he did a bad read.
How do u fold kk in this spot this is a relatively easy call. Woulda thought about it for 10 seconds and make the call.
,,one thing is for sure, chat knows best..."
when Nick says "and he goes back into character" he nailed it..Andy is the Asian phill Ivey.
Wow I thought for sure he was about to call when he started doing the Garrett shrugs lol... And then he started over thinking it. In all fairness all he could beat was a stone cold bluff
This is the problem playing poker against cold blooded assassins when you actually care about the money. One of the first lines out of Gary’s mouth was “this is a lot of money to give you in one hand”. From that point on, you’re judgment is completely clouded.
I used to live in LA and Bicycle casino is my favorite !!! Love food over there !
I'm only at the 7:29 mark so I don't know how it ends yet, but I just want to point out that the commentator is wrong about Andy's value range having to be 77, 99, or 22. It could be 44. It could absolutely be AA trying to get KK, QQ, and A9 to call. There just aren't enough combinations that make sense, and Gary was trapping post flop, so I think he has to call here and it will be interesting to see if he does. I think he folds, though.
sure enough he folds...the reason I said I thought he would fold was his line about "It's a lot to give you in one hand." (7:25)
If u got pocket kings and fold on river with such clean a runout, it would probably be better to just fold kings preflop.
Honestly one of the easiest calls I’ve ever seen on LATB
Andy is one if the few players capable of bluffing all in on the river .good fold by Gary under most circumstances against 99.9 % of players just Andy is like the last boss u couldn't beat as a kid .
That demonic smile of Art at the and of the intro
5:20 - that’s why Nick folded, lol
I know I suck compared to Gary but I would snap call. AA and KK are way too high up in your range. possibly let go some qq and JJ but i would fist pump it in
i guess someone said he didnt know it was straddled so 500 bb is a lot but for 250bb with KK on that board im calling 100%
if he shows me 99 Im not even mad about my play, simply a cooler
QQ and JJ are essentially the same hand in this spot. He had boat, quads or bluff
or AA
That would be the best river card to call wtih KKs:)
Scared money or what. I just don’t get a fold. But then again I do call and the guy flips 9s
Tough spot against a tight player. My only concern thoug, why wasn’t Gary staring at Andy at all? I mean, for $30k I would at least spend some time eyeing my opponent and seeing if I could catch any read from him.
All these years, andy finally spoke..
You shouldnt be playing so high, if on that runout , as played, you check/folding underrepped kings
Few things I wanna know how Abe been able to play so high stack? Gray how can u trap trap n trap yourself once board is such a sweetheart. You must have check raises on turn to see where he is at but I hv seen him play many hands he is too scare n plays too passive.
Gary: “I think i made the right fold, because i don’t have quads!”
Has to call the river it’s just that simple
Andy is the boss. He doesn’t mess around.
If this was a typical casino poker game, it’s an insta call
Gary made his hand look like AKs so bad he believed it himself.
Does the River 2 make a big difference? If iwas Andy the 2 would annoy me. Because before you could also bluff a set of 2's. Now it's a lot less likely you have a 2
Gary should’ve pushed on the river, not check it!
What did he put Andy on AA? a set? when the 2 on the river comes and counterfeits 79 I think you have to call.
Gary checked the flop to call down. He made his hand look weak. This is an. amazing board for KK. Andy has very few boats here and very rarely has AA. Gary just has to call, its simple and easy. Maybe hes playing too big for his bankroll. If this were smaller stakes he would have easily called...
Scared money doesn't make money. Has to call after calling flop and turn. Make your decision early and stick with it.
The whole time his brain was probably telling him to call, but all those time chips cost him the pot, gave him way too much time to convince himself to fold!
Why call the turn so fast if you can't commit to such a brick river that improves your hand? The dollar amount clearly got to him.
It's such a brick that a really good player knows it's an awful card to fire a 3rd barrel on. And since both of these guys are excellent players they know this and that plays into the decision. It's such a bad card to bluff on that it's a bluff so little it makes a call difficult. Although I think it's a call considering his hand is so underrepped Andy could actually be value betting with worse here like QQ or JJ.
agreed that was all it was.
Keith Mason great analysis. The quick call can be intentional to give such a tell. The fact that the guy then went and shoved all in on a brick card then looks like in fact he wasn’t worried about being called. Lots of levels on this.
Amen
How you snap call on the turn and not call on the river with a better pair vs. small board. No str8 no Flush. Andy did not play this with a trips on the flop, standard Bluff play.
It's an easy call when you underrep/trap your hand on this run out. He literally only has 22, 99 or 77 for value here, all the draws missed and he only has 7 value combos and a ton of possible bluffs. Bad fold.
best play with KK there was to check raise the flop, period.
Andy spoke!!!!!!!
The hand was lost on the turn. Check raise turn hand is over no river decision.
Check raise on the flop may help Gary to know where he was with KK.
It would be standard fold, if raised on the river - in this line it was a bad fold.
Missed straight, flush, he beats 7 9. The only hand andy is representing there is full house. He’s winning there more than he loses. Plus he kept checking to andy. He should’ve called.
Wow that was pretty smooth my Andy just chilling no emotion
I would call, can’t believe Gary fold
Why snap call on the turn instead not going all in on the turn.
so if there's 7 combos of value, how many combos of bluffs does there need to be to make it a call for gary?
since it's almost a pot size bet river, he would have 2 to 1 on a call... therefore he need to find 3,5 bluffs to break even on a call. clearly with all the T8s 56s JTs J8s 58s... even if you only consider the diamon suits it's a call. In his shoes as played I would fold 88 TT and JJ (especially with a diamond) but call QQ KK AA and of course better (and event 79s if I had 3bet light since I would block 4 of his value hands that take this line).
Guy with KK must be an amateur why he didn’t raise on the Turn when Andy bet $10k is mind-boggling to me.
Wow so painful to watch! Great play though and way to piss $2,500 with J4♡'s smh
never folding here with andy only having 7 value hands
If it is Antonio Esfandiari he will 100% call that!!
Andy is a beast.
Dont forget about them bullets. Andy played it like bullets. With Gary making big raise preflop folding out everyone else Andy can just call pretending to play aces tricky..
By slow playing Gary should have accounted for more bluffs from Andy b/c in a 3-bet pot facing weakness from the pf utg 3-bet raiser on a dry rainbow board Andy would def be out to steal. Tough call, but one u should make against such a capable opponent esp. taking this line
Ii think even Gary thought he was going to call but went against his instinct at the end. You better believe Andy has watched the show clips and knows he will fold KK.
What took him so long? OMG he folds 😂
That dude callin kings like he knows but he saw a king when he mucked.
What is gary expecting on the board ? 792KK ? Lol
I would've snap called his ass !!!
I'm sorry no way I'm folding here
$34k shove on the river, and over half the comment section saying they would snap call. Guarantee most of them would tank call on a $340 river bet, and has never faced a $3.4k bet on the river. Nevermind $34k.
He even has one of the nut KK combos to snap this off with not having a diamond 🤦🏻♂️. Turn is a pretty easy give up for Andy too. Yikes from everyone.
yeah i was thinking give up on turn .. but you know how it is when you play live and get in a huge pot .. the money in the middle turns you into an animal and you get aggressive .. you mind says check but your heart says go for it
Can you explain this for me? What I think you're saying is that since he doesn't have the King of diamonds, that makes it slightly more likely for Andy to have a hand like AK with diamonds and that would be in his bluff range? Am I understanding this correctly? If Gary did have a diamond, that removes 1 combo of AK diamonds.
tgo007 yeah, basically. Or any of his Kx diamond diamond hands that he flats pre (since he might 4b AKs). Basically black kings makes a really nice call because it doesn’t block any bluffs like say red JJ would. Black KK and AA are a couple of the best calls, aside from T9s or A9s if Gary could have them.
basically tightest fold ever .. really .. that's the definition of hero fold especially in a 3bet heads up pot
just the fact that he doesnt have a diamond in his hand makes it more likely he can be bluffing with a backdoor diamond draw ... so it makes a lil easier to call ... also how he played the hand he got exactly what he wanted but suddenly decided to make a hero fold at the end ... purely a gut instincts fold ... i feel like 9-10 times he's calling 8.5 out of 10 at least
Bottom line you CANNOT CHECK ALL 3 STREETS AND NOT CALL RIVER HERE, PERIOD. if he bet and got called, then bet and got raised on turn, entirely different decision if they get to river but this is a call. why lay the trap to fold? put him on 77,99 nothing else, Andy never has AA here
Andy should've shown the 6 after Gary folded 😂
When this happens to people, it usually gets worse from there.
calls turn $10k with no hesitation but tanks on $33k bet when deuce pairs the board for a clean KK runout. flabbergasted
me playing, andy goes all in, insta call lol
I come back every few months just to see more needles 😂
daniel negreanu telling us how more rake is better.
im surprised garys dog is still alive. i have a feeling one day poor dog going to have his day by felted gary
where is pouya ?
I'm enjoying live at the Bike very much. These guys are obviously very good experienced players. And what I've learned is 90% of the time, none of them have a clue as to what their opponents may have. All the talk of " ranges" doesn't seem to be helping. Guys will bluff with anything and it's a simple guess. Either you're right, or wrong. Not much more to it. If there was, you wouldn't see guys on both ends of the spectrum so often.
Andy is a stone cold killer!
Eh, he could also have A2s or 44 on top of the other value hands
Is Gary's last name fold?