@@m.f.1646 yea I assumed he was on some type of speed. Staying up all night not eating. But i don't know that to be a fact and people struggle sometimes. Im glad to see him healthy again.
@@matthiasward1861 put down your fan boy glasses and recognize hyperbole when you see it. Actually I realize sometimes that’s a flaw with the written word.
@@matthiasward1861 ok I was joking (and the second sentence should have been your first clue) but now you’re being obtuse. Don’t interpret calling RDP a bigger legend than Durr as hyperbole? What if I said since he’s a better nl player than Ivey since he’s a more recent bracelet winner? Does that qualify? 😂🤣
@@matthiasward1861 also I’m pretty sure 30 people liked the comment without taking it literally. That might be a you problem. My not letting the dumb ass comment slide is, by the same token, a me problem.
@@matthiasward1861 clearly you struggle with the nuances of the language dude. No shame. Not everyone is as smart as everyone else. You do you. It’s a sad, literal existence. But the great thing about it is, you have no way of knowing what it’s like not to be a dumb ass.
I don’t know how it is possible to dislike this guy. Maybe if he cracked you with a bluff for a 10 mil pot, but just as a fan Durr comes off so genuine
Torelli said in macau the pros had to show their hand if any of the non pro macau super high roller players (who you were heads up with) wanted to see the hand after it was over so this sounds like one of those situations. Great story. Love these interviews
I had the good fortune of playing against Dwan in the summer of 2005 or 2006 on Full Tilt poker 2 tabling 6max while he was 12-16 tabling. He was one of the hardest players to play against because I had lots of trouble reading his hands and we rarely went to showdown because he was so aggressive. Every time I thought my hand was solid (top pair top kicker or better) he would just always have me beat. My AQ and QJ from late position always lost to his Q2 or J3. He’s a nightmare to play against. But this was right before his meteoric rise to high stakes. So I only got to play him a couple nights in a row and then he was gone to higher and higher stakes. We played at .25/.50 NL and by the end of the summer he was playing much higher, I think 5/10 or higher.
@@Nautilus1972 bullshit, dwan was a fkn luckbox, i played him 5\10 and finally got him to bite and he 3 bet shoved the flop with a gutshot, i instacall with a set of 5's.......
might also be from people who understand that story to be complete bs you don't have a sixth pot left to bet after 3betting 80% of your stack and getting called. and probably youd use some of money to pay your debts.
Did i understand it well. The 1/6 of the pot on the river shove was a seven figure number in that bluffed pot? And it makes the whole pot theoricly around or over 10 millions or more ?
it's bollocks. Says he 3bet turn 80% of his stack on the turn and got called. Even if going to the turn pot was almost zero, he cant have more than 10% pot bet left behind. So how does he proceed to bet a sixth of the pot? bs. If it's your sickest bluff ever for this kind of money that you so clearly think directly of it when the question is asked, how you not gonna remember what happened pre and flop. He could have used some of that astronomical pot to pay his debts to other high stakes pros. not the first video I've seen of these series, appalling only.
@@dmtc6913 if by the turn he had 4m and he raised 75% of his stack on the turn (3million), on the river he sould be left with 1 million which is 1/6 of the 6 million pot
@@lukamiha7485 so you see the turn with a huge SPR and somehow you end up betting 75% of your stack but not all and the other guy just calls so he can then fold river. MAKES PERFECT SENSE THANK YOU. notice he starts by saying 85% too and catches that it won't work at all.
I can hardly imagine what stakes they're playing and I can easily imagine how they have a laugh about all these WSOP tournaments and WSOP player of the year titles with those points and all other bs for the media and mortals
What did he mean when he said his opponents would flip his cards after folding to a bluff? In the massive stake Asia games they’ll just take your cards and flip them?
Why was the last question so weird? We all have an idea about how many poker players go completely busto even after having a fat roll. LMAO, it probably happens more often than it doesn't happen.
I totally agree. Nick Schulman is awful and has to go! He just wants to come across as intellectual and hear himself speak. I watched one interview between him Esfandiari and Hellmuth where all he tried to do is argue and create tension. He sucks!
Completely disagree, thought he did a great job keeping the conversation going and being causual. Did talk about himself much if at all, most comments seemed to be about dwan.
pretty weird comment here, Durr is such a complex dude and not the most social so schulman does a good job asking complex questions and getting quality responses from him
@@jcw8955 I apologize. English is my 5th language and I didn’t learn it till 4th grade. My last year of schooling before I was forced to work in the fields.
How much does Tom have? I mean if you’re randomly playing 5-15 million dollar pots you must have at least 100 million+ right? But at the same time can’t pay the jungle a couple of million? LOL
@@2blacknines says who? He pays a monthly penalty the last time I heard but he still owes jungle the money or the challenge has still gotta be played out..?
@@2blacknines people like this do my nut in whom try and correct people without knowing the actual facts. I’ve looked into it more and I am right. Dwan does still owe all the money but he pays a monthly penalty but that doesn’t affect what he owes or the challenge it self and to go further he owes other people money also. He’s a link with more information since you clearly know nothing. www.highstakesdb.com/10167-jungleman-says-tom-dwan-is-behaving-wildly-unethically.aspx
Nah, he’s waiting till he wins 1 trillion until he resumes his hunl challenge.. I mean he must have at least 100 million if he can randomly play 5-15 million dollar pots..
@@wuzi9818 yeah that’s in monthly penalty fees but that doesn’t affect how much he owes him. He still owes him how much ever it is to buy out of the challenge or he’s gotta carry on with the challenge it self...
nice how everyone forgets all the scummy moves Dwan made in his career like not finishing that challenge or paying it out. Watch Doug Polks channel on this he covered it well. Dwan used to be my favorite player before I learned of all this. Still gotta have respect for his game.
Even though Dwan wanted the dude to grab his cards, isn't it a huge nono to grab someone's cards without their permission? I guess that person was such a cash cow, nobody said anything.
POKER.KING. How is it possible for "so many" players to be proprerly bankrolled in multi-million dollar games? EVERONE GOES ON A LOSING STREAK!! Looks like only the Billionaire businessmen can afford this past-time?!
I didn't get that vibe at all. Honestly it felt the other way around to me, where the host is much more analytical and has a strong memory, where Dwan is kind of just a master of on the spot decisions, and moves on to the next and doesn't really remember a lot.
What is the sickest bluff you've ever pulled off?
Telling the old lady that I wasn't playing poker.
Telling myself I'm going to be a litigation lawyer.
Telling my boss I had covid so I get 2 weeks off 😂
Telling someone it's there kid. When it's not.
@@jeannettef6985 fucking hell 😂😂😂😂
Best DURRRR's looked in years. Good interview.
Was just about to say the same thing. Glad to see something changed.
@@andrewnicholas9079 How bad has he looked before then? I thought his eyes look so dead, he looks like he has slept 4 hours a night for 15 years.
@@m.f.1646 yea I assumed he was on some type of speed. Staying up all night not eating. But i don't know that to be a fact and people struggle sometimes. Im glad to see him healthy again.
He off the coke apparently
When an interview with a legend starts with a question submitted by an even bigger legend...
@@matthiasward1861 put down your fan boy glasses and recognize hyperbole when you see it. Actually I realize sometimes that’s a flaw with the written word.
@@matthiasward1861 ok I was joking (and the second sentence should have been your first clue) but now you’re being obtuse. Don’t interpret calling RDP a bigger legend than Durr as hyperbole? What if I said since he’s a better nl player than Ivey since he’s a more recent bracelet winner? Does that qualify? 😂🤣
@@matthiasward1861 also I’m pretty sure 30 people liked the comment without taking it literally. That might be a you problem. My not letting the dumb ass comment slide is, by the same token, a me problem.
@@matthiasward1861 clearly you struggle with the nuances of the language dude. No shame. Not everyone is as smart as everyone else. You do you. It’s a sad, literal existence. But the great thing about it is, you have no way of knowing what it’s like not to be a dumb ass.
I think I'm gonna take Mathias Ward in this battle of the poker nerds.
I don’t know how it is possible to dislike this guy. Maybe if he cracked you with a bluff for a 10 mil pot, but just as a fan Durr comes off so genuine
Torelli said in macau the pros had to show their hand if any of the non pro macau super high roller players (who you were heads up with) wanted to see the hand after it was over so this sounds like one of those situations.
Great story. Love these interviews
honestly makes sense, gotta keep it fun for the players bringing in all the cash to light on fire
Wtf?!?
So glad Dwan is back in the mix. 👏👏👏
I had the good fortune of playing against Dwan in the summer of 2005 or 2006 on Full Tilt poker 2 tabling 6max while he was 12-16 tabling. He was one of the hardest players to play against because I had lots of trouble reading his hands and we rarely went to showdown because he was so aggressive. Every time I thought my hand was solid (top pair top kicker or better) he would just always have me beat. My AQ and QJ from late position always lost to his Q2 or J3. He’s a nightmare to play against. But this was right before his meteoric rise to high stakes. So I only got to play him a couple nights in a row and then he was gone to higher and higher stakes. We played at .25/.50 NL and by the end of the summer he was playing much higher, I think 5/10 or higher.
He was a super user pal
luck box
You were playing your cards ... he was playing you.
@@Nautilus1972 bullshit, dwan was a fkn luckbox, i played him 5\10 and finally got him to bite and he 3 bet shoved the flop with a gutshot, i instacall with a set of 5's.......
I guess that’s why everyone knows Paul the pro and everyone forgot about dwan
HaHaHa!!
Ryan Depaulo w/ the GTO questions...
OF COURSE!! 😄
#Parkour
1 dislike is from that guy who folded on his bluff
might also be from people who understand that story to be complete bs
you don't have a sixth pot left to bet after 3betting 80% of your stack and getting called.
and probably youd use some of money to pay your debts.
Did i understand it well. The 1/6 of the pot on the river shove was a seven figure number in that bluffed pot? And it makes the whole pot theoricly around or over 10 millions or more ?
minimum of 6 mil
No wonder he has millions of debts
it's bollocks. Says he 3bet turn 80% of his stack on the turn and got called.
Even if going to the turn pot was almost zero, he cant have more than 10% pot bet left behind. So how does he proceed to bet a sixth of the pot? bs.
If it's your sickest bluff ever for this kind of money that you so clearly think directly of it when the question is asked, how you not gonna remember what happened pre and flop.
He could have used some of that astronomical pot to pay his debts to other high stakes pros.
not the first video I've seen of these series, appalling only.
@@dmtc6913 if by the turn he had 4m and he raised 75% of his stack on the turn (3million), on the river he sould be left with 1 million which is 1/6 of the 6 million pot
@@lukamiha7485 so you see the turn with a huge SPR and somehow you end up betting 75% of your stack but not all and the other guy just calls so he can then fold river. MAKES PERFECT SENSE THANK YOU.
notice he starts by saying 85% too and catches that it won't work at all.
WOOO! WE MADE IT DURRR ANSWERED ME QUESTION!
you should crop your face over nicks for the next video thumbnail and title it interviewing durrr
good stuff!, first question ;P
How cool is Tom Dwan?
Great player and just a really friendly likeable guy too.
First question from PARKOURRRR 🚨🚨🚨🚨
Nice to see him so happy
I can hardly imagine what stakes they're playing and I can easily imagine how they have a laugh about all these WSOP tournaments and WSOP player of the year titles with those points and all other bs for the media and mortals
how much was a blind in that game? 100k? 😅
Tournaments is a completely different game than life games.
takes skill to win tournament takes backers and large bankroll to play cash game
@@Berserk866 40k/80k 👌🏻
I absolutely love these interviews!
What did he mean when he said his opponents would flip his cards after folding to a bluff? In the massive stake Asia games they’ll just take your cards and flip them?
Yes
High rollers can do it. When you got that type of cash you can do everything
Last question was very good
if the 15 percent was 7 figures, meaning a minimum of 1,000,000 then the total pot was at minimum 6,500,000. That is insane.
What if you lost it all paying back loans? Hypothetically
Why was the last question so weird? We all have an idea about how many poker players go completely busto even after having a fat roll. LMAO, it probably happens more often than it doesn't happen.
I think when he says the Bet was 7 figures it wasnt in $. I think they play in another currency in Asia
He said in another video that he plays 20-50 Million $ sessions. So it might actually be in $
The interviewer doesn’t let Dwan tell his stories. He wants to hear himself talk too much.
I totally agree. Nick Schulman is awful and has to go! He just wants to come across as intellectual and hear himself speak. I watched one interview between him Esfandiari and Hellmuth where all he tried to do is argue and create tension. He sucks!
Completely disagree, thought he did a great job keeping the conversation going and being causual. Did talk about himself much if at all, most comments seemed to be about dwan.
So btw that pot is like at least 10m, but could be as high as 60m if his 15% pot was 9m (probably wasn't probably in the 1-2m range).
It feels the sweetest to be called every single time roflllll
Why does schulman talk more than Durrr? Ask the questions and leave it there buddy
Totally agree. Schulman just wants to come aross as intellectual and hear himself speak. He's so full of himself.
@@BeegYoshi24 Totally disagree. He doesn't come off as full of himself at all if you have watched him enough.
@@Traders_Paradigm I've watched him more than enough. He's not a good interviewer. He's a decent analyst but really more of a writer than a speaker.
pretty weird comment here, Durr is such a complex dude and not the most social so schulman does a good job asking complex questions and getting quality responses from him
Is there a full video of this interview?
Tom Dean Sickest Bluff was when he said he would play Jungle Man.......
is that allowed, to forcely open someone's cards that the person choose to muck it?
Probably the most humble legend in the game.
Yeah there’s no starting over a regular career when one winning session is more than most people make in a lifetime where dwan plays!!!!
DURRRR. 4 R's. Also nice to see someone wearing a gold chain.
Low key if you’re really good. Find a casino with old players. Play 2/5 exploit and you’ll make 3/5k a week. Stop moving up an loosing your rolls
losing
@@jcw8955 I apologize. English is my 5th language and I didn’t learn it till 4th grade. My last year of schooling before I was forced to work in the fields.
Shhhhh
15% was 7 figures. WTAF?!! How much are they playing for and whose money is it? Is he playing regularly for at least $6m?
30 minute streams would be rewatched more times 🤔🤔🤔 😄
Who is more dangerous ivey or dwan
Can you talk about the hand which Tom decides to all in preflop 6bet with AQo for 220BB @ Triton high rollers?
15% pot be 7 figures. Nice
how tf is anyone folding a "monster" on the river for 6th pot bet?
Someone please lead Tom away from blow and into a tanning bed.
location? asia.
Good to see him age back down.
tbh I would be pretty mad if someone looked at my hand without permission. Especially when they are playing for as much as they are.
GTO is good but nothing beats great live readers. GTO is simple idea concept and having it in your head is good but don’t let it dictate your game
nothing like a live read!! I agree
15% Pot, 7 figures???????? So the minimum bluff was 1,000,000. So the pot was at least. 6.5 million with a max of 64 million. Wow.
And thats assuming 7 figures was $1M. Could have been a $6M lol
How much does Tom have? I mean if you’re randomly playing 5-15 million dollar pots you must have at least 100 million+ right?
@@karlali7155 he is staked in those games
@@karlali7155 pretty insane, but yeah I'm pretty sure he is staked.
Prolly HKD.
Dwan talks and looks a bit like Wayne Gretzky. Each dominant in his own sport.
He does not look like a kid anymore
I have a question for you, did you pay bob back?
How much does Tom have? I mean if you’re randomly playing 5-15 million dollar pots you must have at least 100 million+ right? But at the same time can’t pay the jungle a couple of million? LOL
He’s staked so he doesn’t take on full risk. Spreads the risk around
He sorted that out with jungle years ago
@@TakanoriGomi true but you’d think he’d of earned a fair but by now with some of the guys that play these games..
@@2blacknines says who? He pays a monthly penalty the last time I heard but he still owes jungle the money or the challenge has still gotta be played out..?
@@2blacknines people like this do my nut in whom try and correct people without knowing the actual facts. I’ve looked into it more and I am right. Dwan does still owe all the money but he pays a monthly penalty but that doesn’t affect what he owes or the challenge it self and to go further he owes other people money also. He’s a link with more information since you clearly know nothing. www.highstakesdb.com/10167-jungleman-says-tom-dwan-is-behaving-wildly-unethically.aspx
Did Dwan ever pay back Jungleman?
Nah, he’s waiting till he wins 1 trillion until he resumes his hunl challenge.. I mean he must have at least 100 million if he can randomly play 5-15 million dollar pots..
@@karlali7155 stop lying Jungle Said on doug channel interview dwan paid him 1m so far
@@wuzi9818 yeah that’s in monthly penalty fees but that doesn’t affect how much he owes him. He still owes him how much ever it is to buy out of the challenge or he’s gotta carry on with the challenge it self...
@@wuzi9818 How about you commenting when you clearly don’t know the full facts 🙄
@@karlali7155 Jungle Said that my man he don’t owe him all he got to do is finish challenge
can you ask tom dwan to pay me my 30$ i lost trying to play like him at microstakes i lost 15 buyins because of him.
😂😂😂 bluffing micro stakes barely works most people that play micro stakes will call you all the way with a pair of deuces
@@HiimFieldy yeah at 2nl but at 10nl there are fish but most of them are decent players !
Wait I already saw this video..& it was more than 3 days ago.
nice how everyone forgets all the scummy moves Dwan made in his career like not finishing that challenge or paying it out. Watch Doug Polks channel on this he covered it well. Dwan used to be my favorite player before I learned of all this. Still gotta have respect for his game.
They grab his hand and watches his cards?!???
Yeah when he mucks them. Must be chill game
With this rich whales you have to be friendly they give you free money.
When did it become ok to grab someone's cards and flip them over? I don't get it?
When you’re a pro playing whales, you give them a lot of slack. Plus, I think Tom wanted him to see the bluff.
GTO poker is very risky in live games.
Even though Dwan wanted the dude to grab his cards, isn't it a huge nono to grab someone's cards without their permission? I guess that person was such a cash cow, nobody said anything.
POKER.KING. How is it possible for "so many" players to be proprerly bankrolled in multi-million dollar games? EVERONE GOES ON A LOSING STREAK!! Looks like only the Billionaire businessmen can afford this past-time?!
Betting on an open-ended straight is not bluffing.
Durrrrrrrrr
Mr Bean plays poker?
Parkour!
LETS PLAY SOME PLO8
This guy interviewing dwan has really weird croak voice
Degen!!
Start investing in properties and businesses so that you’ll never go broke even when your poker career goes south. Look at shaq. Prime example.
Thanks so much for the tip, just bought myself 7 properties and 4 businesses! Also thank you Shaq for giving the prime example.
i dont understand the hype around dwan these days he is considered a fish in any competent game of no limit these days
That's like saying Jordan sucks at basketball, lol
Lol no he isn’t, who are you?
Federer and Nadal are also not so bad tennis players
ahaahaaa
Tom is bordering on albino...probably has not been in the sun in a long time.
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I get a feeling these two have a crush on one another. Anyone else get that vibe?
interviewer is quite a few layers below dwan's understanding of the game which makes it a little awkward
Sick troll...I hope. Nick Schulman is top tier.
That's nick shulman. He is/was a great player.
I didn't get that vibe at all. Honestly it felt the other way around to me, where the host is much more analytical and has a strong memory, where Dwan is kind of just a master of on the spot decisions, and moves on to the next and doesn't really remember a lot.
The fact you don't know his name shows your understanding is well below the viewer average.
He keeps up way better than other poker interviewers
These intros and the whole vibe of these is so lame