Despite getting my sh*t kicked in every hand, grateful to be a part of HCL history, thx for these memorable moments. Cheers to a new year full of more suckouts, punts, & sick laydowns 🥂
I remember when poker was booming back in the 2000's with Fulltilt, Poker after Dark, High Stakes and WSOP. So many great characters playing poker back than. I stopped watching and playing for awhile but I think poker is making a comeback in 2022 with channels like this. Keep rockin it steady.
Same here. In my books, Andy is the undisputed champ of a human being and a well-rounded poker savant. He's definitely someone I lean onto as I develop as a poker player.
Great commentary on the Francisco vs Mike on the river. After Mike bets they talk about how he doesn't have much fold equity and then after Francisco shoves they say they can't see how he can call the all in. Which is it guys?
In the first hand you’ve gotta think that Pablo didn’t have enough chips to do the move he was trying. At the end it was difficult to say he really had a winning hand so the call at pot odds was worthwhile.
@@ianskinner3455 good folds are impressive as well, but something about getting the bluffer / aggressor caught red handed is more satisfying. Plus calls typically have more money involved than folds.
Andy = *easily* my favorite player featured in this compilation. Good manners, smart play, quick thinking/acting, non-uniform chip stacking...what's not to like?! :D Garrett may occupy most of the reel, but he takes wayyyyyyyyyy too long to solve puzzles. His accuracy is impressive, but the time loses him boatloads of points in my book. Routine tanking is largely why poker is dead today.
You try making impulse decisions with 100k on the line…. I don’t see any problem with him taking his time. He’s allowed it. He is actively thinking and swinging back and forth
@@MatthewCashew3 I make way bigger decisions within seconds (or less) several times per day, five days a week...with a much smaller bankroll than this dude probably has. I'm thoroughly familiar with high-pressure risk management. That's not to say anyone who can't think that fast is an imbecile, I just find it excruciatingly boring to watch in poker. At least Garrett has some personality. The worst are these deadpan washout basement-dweller virgins who have the nerve to consider themselves "great poker players" while also tanking routinely with simple decisions...and not knowing a single form of poker outside of NLHE. I dunno...I just miss the days when poker was fun / not dropping off a cliff in popularity. The extreme increase in needless tanking is largely responsible for the failing health of the poker world.
@@BigDaddyGee85 yea what he did was totally easy 😂😂 by your logic he also beats to 78; 89; 910;9j; Q9; A9; and K9 as well as jjs and QQs ….. yeah totally standard 😂😂 I personally think he should be worried about boats or quads
@@jameswinchester9405 sorry i dont get your point...i was talking about what bluffs andy has in this spot. He cannot just ship smaller over pairs on that board for value...Garrett easily could have KK, A5s and boats there. But andy just slow plays AA and hoped that Garrett can't fold QQ and KK.
This is wild I fell asleep and woke up 10minutes later and Garrett was still trying to figure out what he was going to do with a 10 7 of spades against all in
"great call" pffft. People are so results oriented. It was most definitely NOT a great call. There were only 2 hands he was ahead of and his opponent HAD to have one of them. Is he psychic or lucky? I'll let you guess.
@@srtoushh.9773 Of course I"m a keyboard warrior! Actually after taking a closer look at the hand and listening to his table talk I change my mind it was actually a pretty sick call. Sometimes forget how much history these guys have with each other. But I wouldn't pay too much attention to how players act after the reveal. Of course everyone's gonna say 'Whoa sick call! That was amazing!". They appreciate the risk taking and they're all having fun together but it doesn't mean in their heart of hearts they think it was objectively the right call. He's losing to a ton of bluffs there 66s, 88s, A4, AQ, random 10 etc.
Really interesting how Garrett keeps getting in these tough spots and usually makes the right decision. Props too Garrett. The vs Dwan hand was my favorite!!! Dwan is the master of run good. Dwan is also a beast at math instantly, knows %s post and pot odds with barely any thinking. I enjoy the lineups you have at your casino. I love how Mikki said, I don't like to be rude, then says could you beat 5 high lol. Great show guys!!!!
Hustler live is far and away the best edited, directed, and produced poker content next to PokerGO. Ryan and Nick have really done an amazing job with this stream. The 80s vibe during the final credits was really cool and a lot of fun too. Nicely done gents.
I have played poker online for 15 years and not much live,I would legit not play live against Garrett even if he turned one of his cards face up,the man is a live poker God.
There's no reason for anyone to ever play against Garrett, people talk about "gotta play the best to be the best" but no, you don't. You just need to work with solvers and get in games against whales to be successful at poker, which is what Garret does
He got tipped off on the last 2 hands to fold by someone on production. Watch closely at the 53:05 mark and 1:00:50 when he randomly stares off to his left. Both times he pretty much fold instantly shortly after. It's pretty obvious dude. He's a good looking guy, good for ratings. Ofcourse they're gonna make him look great! It's easy when you have help.
Lmfao! He got tipped off on the last 2 hands to fold by someone on production it appears when he finally stares off to his left in both the last two hands. Watch closely at the 53:05 mark and 1:00:50. It's pretty obvious. Considering he quickly makes a decision to fold both times after looking back at the table. Wake up.
garrett is a beast, seems to have very healthy life, great table posture and most of the time making great decision vs super tough opponents, great career man, gg
17:20 look at gals eyes magnetize to his hole cards as he realizes that the 7 just hit him hard. Garret should have been staring at gal as the river is laid out to see if gal reacts just like he did. Pretty reliable involuntary tell here.
Garrett seems to be right on huge decisions against Andy the majority of the time. Going back to Live at the Bike even. I think he really must have some sort of soul read on him.
for gal vs garrett is gal genuinely worried that he is beat because that is such a weird slow roll, if garrett had a better full house such is life. only 4 hands beat him and 2 of which are unlikely due to blockers, queens are a bit more unlikely due to how preflop was played realistically only 88s is only hand to threaten at the river.
Mikki really irritates me lmao always calls shit hands and hits as a huge underdog and blames it on how he’s a gambler, loves to give action, etc. I mean you gotta fold ATo for that amount? That’s what Andy’s shoving for! To not have to worry ab getting sucked out
Just watched #10 and #9 hands cant imagine how #9 is that low what an insane hand throughout. Wow the #8 runout is crazy drawing thin to winning both...
That last hand - Durr vs Garret was great. The earlier rep Durr would have trapped him, but ppl know Durr changed his game up a little, less aggressive.
He launders dirty money for celebrities and the likes.. professional gambler is a bit much.. Hate how he showed his hand to see Andy’s face, how is that not an illegal move?
@@markleishman6297 i mean the laundry is a suggestion but ofc it could be true. He is banned in almost every casino in Vegas..so its almost certain that there are 8 figure-numbers in play. Also look up his interviews. Pro-Gambler is fair to say i guess..also nothing to be too proud of so..
@@dageek1000 yeah thats the funny thing about him...in his interviews he STRONGLY pretends to have that big of an edge in baccarat over the casino, that he is planning to crush certain or all casinos by leaking that edge. The guy is on a different level 😅
I don't understand why that Mike Nia wouldn't just go all-in instead of betting $2,500, bluffing with the best hand when he only has another $4,500 back. Just pot raise and get your opponent to fold and deny any possible fold equity. Strange play.
I’m sorry but Garret is not the god of poker. Why go all in when the board pairs? Why not just value bet? His straight wasn’t that strong on the river and what would his opponent being calling with? Two pair, a set? Why go all in?
I have already played the top hand of 2022. My KK, vs QQ vs JJ, all in pre flop. Flop comes down JKQ rainbow, 8H on the turn and 2H on the river. I tripled up, but seeing that Jack as the first card i was swearing so hard under my breath. Given we were only 5 at the table (we were on the bubble for final table) the odds for set over set over set are somewhere between 1:698,040 and 1:13,960,821
Why the hell is garrett thinking so much about this hand. He's just flopped two pair ffs!!! You have to call in this situation like 100% of the time. Stop wasting time chips and ship it all in
The first hand shows this guy Pablo deciding to just donkbet the flop with absolutely nothing on a 5 way pot, and being first to act and continuing on the turn. Truly one of the donkiest players I have ever seen. Second hand the 64 guy is an instafold on the river when he gets checkraised, really sick call
Very true, this guy makes some really phenomenal calls. Very nice moves. His angle on poker is not just winning, but not losing and losing the least amount possible when there's no choice but to lose. Good stuff. Looks French actually.
Garrett vs Andy the first two are not that difficult. The first one if a 2 doesn't come and say a Jack or a queen that would be way tougher. He literally loses to nearly all sets and 4s. Second one he loses to what a set on turn and River ? Andy can't have kings ther.
Garrett isn't a top tier cash winning poker player because he maximises his wins, we can all do that, it's because he can make hero folds when you and I would snap call just to see them. It's legitimately exceptional.
Do you have aces? No. Ok I call. Lol. Why would you answer that question bruh like seriously that cost u over 60k u do not need to answer that and if u do say yes lol
This AK call in the first video was just so wrong. If i would have been the player all in, i would have started to cry. It was a perfectly played bluff and there was no way his opponent can call this.
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Despite getting my sh*t kicked in every hand, grateful to be a part of HCL history, thx for these memorable moments. Cheers to a new year full of more suckouts, punts, & sick laydowns 🥂
Too bad you had to face this Garrett machine who has X ray vision and sees through cards .
Also feels bad for you with that hand against Reeza
The reza hand was ridiculous. What a Bingo player.
Much love Andy lol
You a class act, Andy Stacks
@@di888li a blessing for poker pros. Plus , he looks like a nice guy
I remember when poker was booming back in the 2000's with Fulltilt, Poker after Dark, High Stakes and WSOP. So many great characters playing poker back than. I stopped watching and playing for awhile but I think poker is making a comeback in 2022 with channels like this. Keep rockin it steady.
yeah what an amazing time
I so miss those times. 2003 til 2011 was the best time in life it seems
It was like watching Garrett getting through each round until he faced the end boss
Lol
He got tipped off on the last 2 hands to fold by someone on production. Watch closely at the 53:05 mark and 1:00:50. It's pretty obvious.
@@atom-bomboriginal6387 I hear ya bro
Fair point...
I dunno, though. Mikki absolutely schooled Garrett on that hand in the 40:00 area.
Mikki outplayed Garrett and then some.
I stated a lot of times...Andy..is a true champion. Loosing like a 🏆, winning like a champ..Unbelievable humble player, my ALL time fav 💯✔❗
Same here. In my books, Andy is the undisputed champ of a human being and a well-rounded poker savant. He's definitely someone I lean onto as I develop as a poker player.
@@vladbcom very well said..👍
Andy Garrett and dwan 3 of my favourite
agree. Great character and great poker player. My idol
Garrett vs Andy gotta be the greatest rivalry of all time 😭😭
2 BOSS
43:58 ; mikki “could you be five high?” Rubbing it in 😂 savage
Garrett and Mikki are so fun to watch. Loving HCL
“Could you beat 5 high?”
Brilliant
Why did Gal take so long to make that call? What an epic slow roll
Lol
garrett double over bet and he has the 2nd worse house. still nitty tho.
Great announcing: "Things just got real" ... after the slow roll.
Why does Garrett remind me of Freddie Prinze Jr.?
Garrett is a great thinking player even under max pressure ,the guy is amazing ( pure class )
Great commentary on the Francisco vs Mike on the river. After Mike bets they talk about how he doesn't have much fold equity and then after Francisco shoves they say they can't see how he can call the all in. Which is it guys?
In the first hand you’ve gotta think that Pablo didn’t have enough chips to do the move he was trying. At the end it was difficult to say he really had a winning hand so the call at pot odds was worthwhile.
Good calls to me are so much more impressive than wild bluffs getting through. Really nice first clip to start the video.
what is the difference between good calls and good folds ?
@@ianskinner3455 good folds are impressive as well, but something about getting the bluffer / aggressor caught red handed is more satisfying. Plus calls typically have more money involved than folds.
Everytime I see Mickey all I can hear in my head is....Warriors, come out and playaaaay
Do the time tokens go into the pot & to the winner?
Watching the girl next to Garrett try to chop shuffle was killing me lol
Chip*
80 theme music = instant like & oh yeah. Garret is Guy of Guyz. 👊🏼
mikki is a true gambler
Gal thinks he's too cool for school! 😂 Looks like the dude from How I met Your Mother. 😂 😂 😂
So basically all in every time on the river with any hand.
Francisco did not look comfortable when Mike was contemplating whether to call or not.
18:40 Omega level slow roll.
Nobody taps their finger on top of stacked chips and is really counting 😅👹
Nick “let it out Garret” lmao
Солидные цифры ты конечно выносишь) молодец, продолжай так же!
did he just say, "well, can you beat 5 high at the end of this hand? hahahha. hilarious."
On screen graphics @ 18:00 😂😂😂
Adelstein is basically Mike Postle without the cheating.
that fold on hand 6 , just insane , how dfug?
圓圓的聲音很好聽
Andy = *easily* my favorite player featured in this compilation.
Good manners, smart play, quick thinking/acting, non-uniform chip stacking...what's not to like?! :D
Garrett may occupy most of the reel, but he takes wayyyyyyyyyy too long to solve puzzles.
His accuracy is impressive, but the time loses him boatloads of points in my book.
Routine tanking is largely why poker is dead today.
You try making impulse decisions with 100k on the line…. I don’t see any problem with him taking his time. He’s allowed it. He is actively thinking and swinging back and forth
@@MatthewCashew3 I make way bigger decisions within seconds (or less) several times per day, five days a week...with a much smaller bankroll than this dude probably has. I'm thoroughly familiar with high-pressure risk management.
That's not to say anyone who can't think that fast is an imbecile, I just find it excruciatingly boring to watch in poker.
At least Garrett has some personality.
The worst are these deadpan washout basement-dweller virgins who have the nerve to consider themselves "great poker players" while also tanking routinely with simple decisions...and not knowing a single form of poker outside of NLHE.
I dunno...I just miss the days when poker was fun / not dropping off a cliff in popularity. The extreme increase in needless tanking is largely responsible for the failing health of the poker world.
Garrett's process when making disgusting folds is insane... folding Kings on that dry board was incredible
he beats 67...thats it
@@BigDaddyGee85 yea what he did was totally easy 😂😂 by your logic he also beats to 78; 89;
910;9j; Q9; A9; and K9 as well as jjs and QQs ….. yeah totally standard 😂😂
I personally think he should be worried about boats or quads
@@jameswinchester9405 sorry i dont get your point...i was talking about what bluffs andy has in this spot. He cannot just ship smaller over pairs on that board for value...Garrett easily could have KK, A5s and boats there. But andy just slow plays AA and hoped that Garrett can't fold QQ and KK.
Yea man Garret definitely has a 3rd eye
truly the eighth wonder
This is wild I fell asleep and woke up 10minutes later and Garrett was still trying to figure out what he was going to do with a 10 7 of spades against all in
I love how on #9 everybody immediately stood up to shake his hand when he called with only a pair of 4s... His smile said everything
What a great call. When you do that you deserve respect from the table :)
"great call" pffft. People are so results oriented. It was most definitely NOT a great call. There were only 2 hands he was ahead of and his opponent HAD to have one of them. Is he psychic or lucky? I'll let you guess.
What if Robbi played that 64 hand. Ooohhh
@@paulpena5040 so you know better than the Pro players surrounding that table that showed respect to him, huh?
@@srtoushh.9773 Of course I"m a keyboard warrior! Actually after taking a closer look at the hand and listening to his table talk I change my mind it was actually a pretty sick call. Sometimes forget how much history these guys have with each other. But I wouldn't pay too much attention to how players act after the reveal. Of course everyone's gonna say 'Whoa sick call! That was amazing!". They appreciate the risk taking and they're all having fun together but it doesn't mean in their heart of hearts they think it was objectively the right call. He's losing to a ton of bluffs there 66s, 88s, A4, AQ, random 10 etc.
43:56
“Why could you beat 5 high?” *smirks*
😂
Dawg I was just about to commit this but as I was I seen your comment lmao 😂
Really interesting how Garrett keeps getting in these tough spots and usually makes the right decision. Props too Garrett. The vs Dwan hand was my favorite!!! Dwan is the master of run good. Dwan is also a beast at math instantly, knows %s post and pot odds with barely any thinking. I enjoy the lineups you have at your casino. I love how Mikki said, I don't like to be rude, then says could you beat 5 high lol. Great show guys!!!!
@johnnytheprick I've been around poker and playing for 15 years. Had nothing to do with commentary. Good luck on the felt bro!!! Stay safe.
@@ianshirreffs5604 This lol.
Garrett trying not to give a tell looks like he has a stroke.
25k over bet by Gary to Tom was really strong, The only hand that will reraise him is a full house or stronger. But not an easy fold.
Hustler live is far and away the best edited, directed, and produced poker content next to PokerGO. Ryan and Nick have really done an amazing job with this stream. The 80s vibe during the final credits was really cool and a lot of fun too. Nicely done gents.
LATB aint no slouch tho man, arguably on par if not better.
@@aark89
Disagree...
The video quality is 1,000 x better at Hustle...
“Why could you beat 5 high?” Will forever be the most savage line.
Pure savage. Love that dude!
@@liemh9290 gets super agro though.
I don't know what was more entertaining in #2, Garrett's struggle vs Andy or Julie's struggle vs her stack of chips in the shuffling duel.
My blood pressure went up watching the shuffle
Garret makes the most sickest folds ever. Not even close
I have played poker online for 15 years and not much live,I would legit not play live against Garrett even if he turned one of his cards face up,the man is a live poker God.
There's no reason for anyone to ever play against Garrett, people talk about "gotta play the best to be the best" but no, you don't. You just need to work with solvers and get in games against whales to be successful at poker, which is what Garret does
@@Dahk lmao, solvers...
He got tipped off on the last 2 hands to fold by someone on production. Watch closely at the 53:05 mark and 1:00:50 when he randomly stares off to his left. Both times he pretty much fold instantly shortly after. It's pretty obvious dude. He's a good looking guy, good for ratings. Ofcourse they're gonna make him look great! It's easy when you have help.
I personally feel the #2 is a much tougher fold than #1.
you think folding top pair is harder than folding straight ? hahaha nope
@@giancastro4308 its a joke, man
@@vainsalvation you wrote it?
without doubt
Garrett is an absolute beast. His decisions are like Mike Postle sometimes, except that Garrett is a great player and not a cheating scumbag.
Lmfao! He got tipped off on the last 2 hands to fold by someone on production it appears when he finally stares off to his left in both the last two hands. Watch closely at the 53:05 mark and 1:00:50. It's pretty obvious. Considering he quickly makes a decision to fold both times after looking back at the table. Wake up.
Man Garrett gets put in some tough freakin spots and plays very well. Also a perfect example of how gentlemen should play poker. Keep it up.
This aged well...
Mikkis professional gambling algorithm kicking in against Andy
I like Mikki playing. He is such a weird player lol
As an ardent heterosexual, I know my wife would understand if I left her for Garrett.
I would take Garrett against all the top pros in the biggest cash games, top 2 in the world and he's not 2
lol
Yeah yeah...let's check back in 5 years.
garrett is a beast, seems to have very healthy life, great table posture and most of the time making great decision vs super tough opponents, great career man, gg
Six of the Top 10 with Garrett in the mix. Tells you something about the type of game he's playing!
Garrett folding that set of 5's was next level shit
There was a one liner to a str8 not really next level
@@playdurty2073 had The River Been something like Jack of Clubs,he could have never folded the Set
Garret a boring player better go back to amateur tour
Im going to sit here, eagerly waiting for this to premiere in 16 hours. 🃏
Same
Sarcasm......
Hope you brought a tent! 🤣😁
You still here
🙂
Garrett and Andy are disgustingly good. So fascinating to see them play pots together.
😅😅😅
exactly. 2 of my favorite poker player
17:20 look at gals eyes magnetize to his hole cards as he realizes that the 7 just hit him hard. Garret should have been staring at gal as the river is laid out to see if gal reacts just like he did. Pretty reliable involuntary tell here.
And the little smile… a few seconds later
YUP!
The insta-downglance is present in almost everyone.
But hardly anyone even looks up anymore, so the tells go unseen.
Garrett most be top 3 players in the world, those folds are insane
the only time I see Garrett get slightly irritated is in all in pots and the dealer answers his questions more than once haha
Reza is the guy you want in the game. He's going to pay you off
Dude the #1 hand battle gave me the impression Garrett is probably the best cash game player with the best read. Most likely on same level as Negreanu
Garret is actually one of the few poker players who impresses me
who is garret lmao
Please. You didn't see the signals he was getting in the last two hands at 53:05 and 1:00:50 to fold lol. Pretty obvious smh.
@@atom-bomboriginal6387 holyy why is no one talking about this?
@@atom-bomboriginal6387
Wow, you’re so right, he looked away twice when he folded those two hands against Andy and Tom🤔
I feel bad for Andy. I want him to win more against Garrett.
Garrett seems to be right on huge decisions against Andy the majority of the time. Going back to Live at the Bike even. I think he really must have some sort of soul read on him.
Andy is my favorite poker player. Good character and play poker well.
I’ve noticed that Mikki often gives a lesser amount when players ask what he’s got behind. Each time, it seems innocent. Every time.
11:03 insane!!!! how did he read his opponent's card
for gal vs garrett is gal genuinely worried that he is beat because that is such a weird slow roll, if garrett had a better full house such is life. only 4 hands beat him and 2 of which are unlikely due to blockers, queens are a bit more unlikely due to how preflop was played realistically only 88s is only hand to threaten at the river.
Mikki really irritates me lmao always calls shit hands and hits as a huge underdog and blames it on how he’s a gambler, loves to give action, etc. I mean you gotta fold ATo for that amount? That’s what Andy’s shoving for! To not have to worry ab getting sucked out
Garret has that American Psycho vibe 😂such an odd ball
the top 3 plays are garrett folding, and theyre only on this list because of his how good he is
microtilting over the person next to garret incapable of shuffling chips in the AA vs KK hand
Andy Never Should Say he don't have Aces, Mikki got him when Andy said that. He try to get information and he got it........
Just watched #10 and #9 hands cant imagine how #9 is that low what an insane hand throughout. Wow the #8 runout is crazy drawing thin to winning both...
That last hand - Durr vs Garret was great.
The earlier rep Durr would have trapped him, but ppl know Durr changed his game up a little, less aggressive.
7 months later and no one else noticed that Garrett put in Krish's time chips in hand #1 @101:50
Not including the hand of the century in this is crazy to me.
That hesitant call by gal is equivalent to a slow roll.
I wonder what Mikki does for living.. calling Andy’s all in with A 10 is … creative
he is a professional gambler..look him up
He launders dirty money for celebrities and the likes.. professional gambler is a bit much..
Hate how he showed his hand to see Andy’s face, how is that not an illegal move?
In poker , being a gambler in high stakes means losing a lot of money. Also works for any casino game
@@markleishman6297 i mean the laundry is a suggestion but ofc it could be true. He is banned in almost every casino in Vegas..so its almost certain that there are 8 figure-numbers in play. Also look up his interviews. Pro-Gambler is fair to say i guess..also nothing to be too proud of so..
@@dageek1000 yeah thats the funny thing about him...in his interviews he STRONGLY pretends to have that big of an edge in baccarat over the casino, that he is planning to crush certain or all casinos by leaking that edge. The guy is on a different level 😅
I don't understand why that Mike Nia wouldn't just go all-in instead of betting $2,500, bluffing with the best hand when he only has another $4,500 back. Just pot raise and get your opponent to fold and deny any possible fold equity. Strange play.
The Andy Reza hand made me wanna be sick
The ordering of this list could be better I guess 🙃
Why the he’ll did Andy tell Mikki he doesn’t have aces. Why did he even talk to him?
I’m sorry but Garret is not the god of poker. Why go all in when the board pairs? Why not just value bet? His straight wasn’t that strong on the river and what would his opponent being calling with? Two pair, a set? Why go all in?
I have already played the top hand of 2022. My KK, vs QQ vs JJ, all in pre flop. Flop comes down JKQ rainbow, 8H on the turn and 2H on the river. I tripled up, but seeing that Jack as the first card i was swearing so hard under my breath. Given we were only 5 at the table (we were on the bubble for final table) the odds for set over set over set are somewhere between 1:698,040 and 1:13,960,821
cool story, Hansel
Why the hell is garrett thinking so much about this hand.
He's just flopped two pair ffs!!!
You have to call in this situation like 100% of the time.
Stop wasting time chips and ship it all in
These hands make no sense. Bluffing randomly mulitway pot with 59, bet/calling river with bottom pair.
The first hand shows this guy Pablo deciding to just donkbet the flop with absolutely nothing on a 5 way pot, and being first to act and continuing on the turn. Truly one of the donkiest players I have ever seen.
Second hand the 64 guy is an instafold on the river when he gets checkraised, really sick call
Very true, this guy makes some really phenomenal calls. Very nice moves. His angle on poker is not just winning, but not losing and losing the least amount possible when there's no choice but to lose. Good stuff. Looks French actually.
Who?
how is "2 people going in on a flush draw and someone hitting a pair to win" A GREAT HaND?
This is pretty unremarkable
Garrett vs Andy the first two are not that difficult. The first one if a 2 doesn't come and say a Jack or a queen that would be way tougher. He literally loses to nearly all sets and 4s. Second one he loses to what a set on turn and River ? Andy can't have kings ther.
Garrett isn't a top tier cash winning poker player because he maximises his wins, we can all do that, it's because he can make hero folds when you and I would snap call just to see them. It's legitimately exceptional.
We most certainly cannot all do that but I feel you lol
28:45 did he say yeah go home ??😭
How is the Andy vs Mikki hand a top 10 hand?? That's just a gambling call and getting lucky lol. Happens all the time.
the outro production is flawless.
Niiki called because he asked andy about his card for having A lol😂
Andy knows that should never give information 😂
Do you have aces? No. Ok I call. Lol. Why would you answer that question bruh like seriously that cost u over 60k u do not need to answer that and if u do say yes lol
الحلبوسي. شنو بيده حريق بالفندق قضاء وقدر الله يرحم المتوفين شهداء بأذن الله
This AK call in the first video was just so wrong. If i would have been the player all in, i would have started to cry. It was a perfectly played bluff and there was no way his opponent can call this.
Timebanks seem a bit strong when there could be 6 figures in the pot tbh, shouldn't rush players when it's a serious game like this
41:45 "Oh he's gonna try to vape his way out of this" lol
Garrett is the one person in the world I WOULD NEVER play poker with. He's the Mike postle that doesn't cheat!!!
I wouldn't play with him because I'm poor