THE HARSH TRUTH BEHIND WINNING WSOP MAIN EVENT

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • Every year thousands of poker players flock to Vegas to play the WSOP main event hoping to win. In this poker video we look at the odds of winning the WSOP Main Event and is playing the WSOP main event worth it.
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  • @PokerBounty
    @PokerBounty  Рік тому

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    • @kylec.5476
      @kylec.5476 Рік тому

      Please share the music you use in the background of all your videos, which can be heard at 5:54
      Thank you.

    • @karlmuckit2968
      @karlmuckit2968 Рік тому

      Great Attitude

  • @BrettMcNary
    @BrettMcNary Рік тому +19

    The dirty secret about tournament poker is you need to sun run. We're lead to believe studying and what not will help us win a wsop bracelet. Reality is, you have to get extremely lucky and run well above expectation. Moneymaker, Gold and Jerry Wong all got extremely lucky to win the main.

    • @joellemus8279
      @joellemus8279 Рік тому +3

      You can still have a deep run by doing all the things in your control. When you get lucky it's a plus.

    • @ilovebrandnewcarpets
      @ilovebrandnewcarpets Рік тому

      Sun run to WIN, but you can just run a little +EV and have good timing and run deep

  • @Mott2
    @Mott2 Рік тому +45

    Yea but my odds go up when you factor in my ONE TIME!

  • @jamesberry7150
    @jamesberry7150 Рік тому +3

    Was in qualifier for main, so large they had two groups. Two seats. In the first one I was at table with the winner, didn't know he would win. He almost never folded, and almost always won. No games just bet collect the chips ! Extremely lucky. I later checked he entered and won the second qualifier as well. The force and a rabbits foot was with him.

    • @billyjean5934
      @billyjean5934 Рік тому

      Who dares wins , but luck still plays a huge factor

  • @MrKrzys01
    @MrKrzys01 Рік тому +4

    But you don't have to win the main event to come home with a lot of bread. People get too focused on the jackpot when there is another $80m to go around after that.

  • @paulohyp
    @paulohyp Рік тому +5

    In order to win the Main event, by my calculations, you need to win at least 10 coin flips, apply at least 4 bad beats and also have enough chips to survive loosing at least 5 coin flips and bad beats.
    Luck is a monster part.

  • @pbetftdi
    @pbetftdi Рік тому +5

    I’m just hoping to make it to a day 4 cash.

    • @repent.sinner
      @repent.sinner Рік тому

      Did you cash?

    • @pbetftdi
      @pbetftdi Рік тому

      @@repent.sinner No. Didn’t make it past day 1. Card dead then KK vs AA knockout. No cards for hours.. finally KK…

  • @billyjean5934
    @billyjean5934 Рік тому

    this channel just popped up out of nowhere with the goods

  • @justinsane7128
    @justinsane7128 Рік тому +6

    If the best poker player Won every time. Then Alan the chainsaw Kessler would have 69 WSOP Bracelets

  • @tvong81
    @tvong81 Рік тому +7

    u need to beat 30+ coinflips just to get to final tables.

    • @tvong81
      @tvong81 Рік тому

      @ChadVersus then what is the correct number?

    • @charleswaldon8362
      @charleswaldon8362 Рік тому +1

      Much higher

    • @Wukles
      @Wukles Рік тому +1

      @@charleswaldon8362 lol do you know what the odds of anything happening 30 times in a row are? More less a coin flip? Go ahead and start trying to flip a quarter 30 tails in a row.
      I’ll wait…

    • @kavianbina742
      @kavianbina742 Рік тому +2

      13-14 straight double ups by my math if you double your stack every time (without losing or gaining other pots)

  • @nolimitpoker
    @nolimitpoker Рік тому +2

    99.9 player pool not playing good bankroll management that’s for sure

  • @V.KINGIII
    @V.KINGIII Рік тому +1

    I’m hitting ten numbers…. I believe❤

  • @mysocalledknife07
    @mysocalledknife07 Рік тому +3

    You need to win 6 out of 10 coin flips just to survive to each day.
    If you're somehow hitting 7 out of 10 coin flips, then you're nearing the money and eventually final table.

  • @everyonehasadream
    @everyonehasadream Рік тому +3

    I could do it! 🙂

  • @juhs
    @juhs Рік тому +5

    Daniel could bet 10k with bookmaker that he would lose tournament, that way if he busted out he'd get his buy-in back 😆

    • @AlcatrazHR
      @AlcatrazHR 20 днів тому

      You don't know how odds work, right? If he bets $10000 on that, he would probably earn around $2. Going out is VEEEEEEERY likely so odds for that are the lowest possible!

  • @virtualjoker9036
    @virtualjoker9036 5 місяців тому +1

    Thats why you should play to have fun, if you get to go deep and make final tables. Enjoy it while u can. How times have people won a tournament and think dam im good! In the next tournament they enter they're are out 1st lvl.
    What happened? I just WON before.
    What a sick horrible game but not that bad. Lmao

  • @NICKI814
    @NICKI814 Рік тому +7

    must be so fqn nice to afford $10k sigh that's so sick though $10k just to be knocked out within an hour. then again, this game does nothing but humiliate people, meaning, players mentally , verbally abuse other players, calling them names, and talk crap and all that. mostly because you don't play the way that abuser expects you to play. if you don't play the right cards that everyone else plays, you're a "donk" why the fuq would you want to play just like other people and their strategy? seriously? then they added math, outs, etc etc etc. nothing one player does matters because technically, it's the way the cards fall on the board and the 2 in your hand, nuff said' what a joke
    yeah im hatin and a jealous so what! :)

    • @iluvmoney6767
      @iluvmoney6767 Рік тому

      But many who enter do NOT pay $10,000. The casino I play at offered satellites. One was a multi table $200 satellite to enter a $1,200 satellite. If you win a seat in the $1,200.....you win an entry into the main event PLUS $2,000 in cash for expenses. SO your airfare, hotel, etc. is also paid for. And I know more than 1 person who has done this. So you can parlay $200 into a seat in the main event and get your expenses paid. Not a bad deal!

    • @ImpressiveTackle
      @ImpressiveTackle 11 місяців тому

      ⁠​⁠@@iluvmoney6767 winning a 200 then a 1200 satellite is not as easy as you make it sound. Yes a fair amount of the field is made up of this but a) many of those have significant costs from playing multiple satellites and b) a huge amount of the field are still putting up the full 10k for direct entry (even if they’re selling action or being staked).

  • @Satoshiisnaruto
    @Satoshiisnaruto Рік тому +1

    I use a 1 time everyday

  • @xancypillosi
    @xancypillosi Рік тому +2

    Weird how Hendon mob doesn’t track rebuys or add ons while also including invitational only “buy ins” that were paid for by “sponsors”.

  • @roymolina6562
    @roymolina6562 Рік тому +1

    But I'm 260 tho

  • @xancypillosi
    @xancypillosi Рік тому +2

    Don’t mention the collision that occurs in tournaments.
    Owning stake in any other player in the same tournament is the same as multi accounting online.
    But you people ignore this fraud

  • @flickingbollocks5542
    @flickingbollocks5542 Рік тому +1

    1st 😁 👍
    Not that it's anything exciting.

  • @nailcarter1523
    @nailcarter1523 Рік тому +2

    Yassss first

  • @MrCrpayne79
    @MrCrpayne79 Рік тому +5

    I think Phil Ivey isnt as great as everyone makes him out to be....

    • @charlesmartiniii1405
      @charlesmartiniii1405 Рік тому +2

      But how though. His earnings and accolades speak for themselves. Any game you see him in the other players are completely stumped on his game

    • @michaelsweaney3890
      @michaelsweaney3890 Рік тому +4

      Uhhhh....Ivey is that good. Stood the test if time. Cash game and tournament success

    • @sonnyspy
      @sonnyspy Рік тому

      Yup dumb,dumb thought 🤔

    • @skyeangelofdeath7363
      @skyeangelofdeath7363 Рік тому +3

      You are mistaken.

    • @2011blueman
      @2011blueman Рік тому +4

      I think you have no idea what you're talking about.

  • @repent.sinner
    @repent.sinner 10 місяців тому +1

    Ill make it simple, you will never ever win the main event, yes im talking to you.

  • @maji_murph
    @maji_murph Рік тому

    You didn’t mention rebuys ruining your astronomical odds

    • @PokerBounty
      @PokerBounty  Рік тому +2

      There are no rebuys in WSOP main event

  • @repent.sinner
    @repent.sinner Рік тому +1

    If your reading this you will never ever win the main ever!

  • @masterboytothemax1599
    @masterboytothemax1599 Рік тому +4

    You have to be a luckbox to win. Skill does not beat luck

    • @sonnyspy
      @sonnyspy Рік тому

      Long run it does,yup GG

    • @masterboytothemax1599
      @masterboytothemax1599 Рік тому

      @@sonnyspy what’s the long run? A century

    • @sonnyspy
      @sonnyspy Рік тому

      @@masterboytothemax1599 yup you smart,GG

    • @mattc3581
      @mattc3581 Рік тому

      The fact is the best players have an edge in their decision making which means they can make a little more or lose a little less on average every hand. Over thousands of hands through 10 days of play that edge adds up to a lot of extra chips. A pro still needs to have a load of luck at the right times to make it through because you have to be building your stack quite quickly, and one suck out can still wreck you, but an amateur needs vastly more luck because they have to make up for the chips they are losing through skill gap as well. That said there are vastly more amateurs than professionals in the main event, so it is always likely that some of them will run super hot and make it to late stages/final table.

    • @masterboytothemax1599
      @masterboytothemax1599 Рік тому

      @@mattc3581 not me. I never make a hand and are always card dead.