THE BIGGEST POT OF MY LIFE [Hustler Million Dollar Poker Game]
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- I finally got my shot at the Million Dollar Game on @HustlerCasinoLive. The promise of huge pots and insane action absolutely delivered. In this hand I run the biggest bluff of my life against the legendary Tom Dwan. This is high stakes poker at its finest.
Check out Hustler Casino Live: / @hustlercasinolive
Thanks to Tom Dwan for beating Doug and forcing him to stream for the next 20 years to make the money back!
Bazam is back!
Lol hating but still watching. Dough you gotta love the haters
@@mateuszsikorski2081 in what world is this hating
i think with the lodge he makes that money pretty fast
5 years. Doug only had 25% of himself 😂😂😂
Doug you were very stoic during the $3MM pot. I appreciate how, even after the hand, you stayed quiet.
F's in the Chat boys, RIP doug's 54s bluff combos. Also RIP Doug bc you can tell he pounded some beers with the boys after this and before doing the breakdown with his semi-stuters, face rubbing, red nose and heavy breathing lmao -- hope it took the edge off brother! You made it a great game to watch, ty!
Also: I've posted this many times, on the Hustler video, Bart's video, etc., if he just gives you 1 combo of KK [for the occasional non-4bet KK], the 1 combo of 66, he still has to find what hands call a shove when he jams. There are no 76s, so really it's just K6s and 22? And idk if you call off with 22? Maybe some % of the time, like the AA hand? Maybe you also pay off with K7s, getting like (too lazy to open the calc) 3-4:1, blocking all the boats? Kinda doubt that though. Also, I'd have to assume it's likely Tom came with $1m, maybe 1.5-2? Maybe, like a 1/2 player who only brings $4-450 to each session, he didn't want to risk going relatively busto in a game that was (other than Doug) pretty beatable? Has to be factored in given I'd imagine it's hard to get $1m more dollars as a line of credit from someone lmao. As does the fact that I would assume he knew this is likely the biggest hand you've ever played in your life, which would have me tilting you even more toward value than any kind of bluff hand [which is *hilariously* wrong apparently]. A lot to consider given the stakes and how early it was in the stream, much more than just your average hand breakdown tbh.
Pfff not a problem, you just going to grind it all back in micros!!
But that hand was beautiful. From all aspects. From the sweating of the hand, to the clock, to the roasts afterwards. Pure art.
Pretty sure this would be considered pure spew in the good old 2p2 days :D
Dwan totally picked up on the conversation between you and Wesley.
Really felt for you yesterday but great work keeping the table talk going
I think you’re a really solid poker player, just wondering what you were repping here? Aces? I initially assumed pocket kings but then you said you were hoping he had a king so now I’m not sure. Love the content bro and I truly respect your gamesmanship!
Doug plays near perfect unexploitable GTO poker! (Unless it's on the river and there's a chance to bluff Antonius, Ivey or Dwan in which case he just always punts. Good content though 👍).
Tom was never folding
I was not a big fan of yours, but last night after watching how well you took the loss and it never showed on your face made me a huge fan of yours. The way you treated others and your demeanor was amazing and showed how gem of a person you are. I was rooting for you to make the money back, A fan secured and a subscriber. Much love brother.
Contrast that with Dwan whining about the clock after winning over a million-dollar pot.
@@OneEyedJack01 Exactly, i thought Tom being a pro tanked longer than he should have.
Typical smooth brain comment unaware that a guy like doug is massively aware of his public image. He's a public figure so tailors his reactions etc for us. Also smart and has enough social nous to get away with actual immoral behaviour like spruiking rugpulls and crypto scams by using humour.
He's a funny guy and makes great content but a average human
U must be new here if you don’t like Doug.
@@agentcrypto7741 Nope, and i said ị previously wasn’t a big fan of him, does not mean I didn’t like him
Doug - You handled that entire situation so great after the hand - You turned a tense situation around and brought the table and game up. Although, you didn't have the best day on-stream, it was great watching you play and you brought an amazing atmosphere to the game. And even in the other spot where you were bluffed, you acted with class and made the night fun for the players at the table and the viewers.
He's easily the most entertaining guy to watch play.
I would hate losing to Doug. But I know I'd walk away being entertained.
Doug needs to focus on winning more than being alan Keating 2.0.
Haven't seen him actually win for a while. Just punting because it makes you popular now.
Found Doug’s burner
@@troycambo it was a donkey move,he’s repping a tiny range.Of course nowadays you can justify doing any dumb shit with ranges and balance and whatever
@@Gos1234567 if he is randomizing and i have no reason to believe he wasn’t, its fine. Tom is in a tough spot there with most of his range.
I feel like I'm back in 2012 watching Tom Dwan winning all these massive pots
2008*
I strongly believe that this pot set the tone for the night and made folks open up a bit more and make more moves. Cheers, Doug. Some of the most entertaining poker I’ve had the chance to watch.
Is Doug’s objective to spend an entire buy in to loosen the game up?
@@ryannewton9325 Noone ever said it was his objective. He played his game and that loosened the mood a bit.
I think Doug knows exactly what he should do on that flop and knows he did the other thing 😂
Argh Doug did the chatty cathy drink-muh-drank part on the turn, then stone cold silence on the river lol
That's a huge tell, but worse than that, letting someone you don't know super well sweat you basically puts out double the tells =s
On a normal game, maybe fine.. on these stakes? No way in hell lol
He absolutely knew Doug was bluffing, and was mentally recording all Doug’s mannerisms while waiting an intentionally exorbitant amount of time to watch. This will pay off for Dwan in a future Doug bluff in the future. 👍
He have explained this and wasn't completely sure until Polk started the clock calling (like sure he was very sceptical). That made it seem waay too nervous, like the icing to make the decision to not fold and just see.
Tom’s tank on the turn built up Doug’s aggression for the river bluff lol
I agree, it looked like he was getting sticky with a king. I think some of that was on purpose.
Yeah I think Dwan is more psychology as well as mathematical and I think Doug is so deep into the GTO rabbit hole he forgets about the influence of that bigger picture
Tom knew he had him pre flop...the flop just locked it up. From there on Toms ONLY thoughts were on "How can I extract the MOST from him" the Tank...everything was acted out PERFECTLY. And that is why he is such a scary player a true master of the art.
bullshits, doug is not a weak regular who just guess if the combo is a good bluff or not
Big props Doug, consummate professional watching your table behavior and talk
Doug's best polker face was when he knew wesley's hand against dwan
Took the loss and the needles like a champ, what a stream!
How come that flop is not a fold?
It's a thin line between creative and donk.
Tom was never thinking about folding. I believe him when se says it was either shove or call. What went on in his head was, "what hands could possible call if I shove?" And the only hands that you could have and would call with would be kk, and 66. If you had 22 you would probably fold. So he decided calling is the best move.
That session with Doug, Durrrrr, Wesley and all the others was absolutely legendary. So many great hands, bluffs and calls. You did not disappoint us, Doug. Thank you
Perfect set up by tom. Trying to look weak. And polk ate the bait 😂
I love how Doug is knocking on toms flop and turn size bet when they actually were the perfect amounts to get you to spaz out.
YEAHE funy part of this ........
This isn’t really the mentality of the GTO player. Unless Doug is saying he made a mistake in not following his strategy, he’s going to have bluffs in basically every situation no matter the size. Doug is just making a comment on Tom’s strategy: over all possible hands it might make more money to bet bigger with certain hands. I think Daniel Negreanu said it himself: if you’re playing disciplined to a sound strategy in GTO, every big hand you lose is a cooler (just like some hands you have to call, some hands you have to bluff).
Step 1 to being a poker pro, show someone else at the table your hand.
Also, imagine your are staking Doug in this game and he pulls out these shenanigans……
If you’re staking Doug, you should be aware of how he plays on these streams. This is not new. Doug’s goal on these streams has been to help aid and raise the quality for viewers. If someone staked him and was mad they should be staking other players because this is how Doug has and probably will play in the future.
If one mix in the head to do a good show and play poker the result can be bad.
No offence, but Dwan is playing at a different level to everyone at that table. Different class.
100%
It was 1 day. It happens. Let's see if he can do it multiple times.
If Doug did have something which there was nothing that could beat him here, obvious call. Would he have folded?
The QQ call was impressive.
@@mrhumble2937 Are you slow? Dwan plays even higher stakes than these in Asia on a regular basis.
@@6thsense464 and you don’t have to be Tom Dwan’s defender, bro. What was that is true, it is a small sample size. Dwan plays with crazy businessman, not professional poker players. You’re gonna tell me that’s the same? This is a small sample size.
Tom is just different from the rest of the table it terms of his live play experience, tells, exploits etc. I’m sure Doug’s play is more solver approved but Dwan owns this set up.
Well done Doug, putting 420 k at risk for 291 k , you are the greatest player, keep on winning
😂
So true !
Doug a punk clown 🤡🎭
You guys give all the money back to each other right at the end of the night?
Tom felt yesterday like a fisherman in a pond full of fish !! 🤦🏻♂️😂 He made more than $2M just out of Doug and Wesley.
They act like clowns, so they should lose their money.
Yup but it was over 1.5M cause he lost a cooler against LSG Hank.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Agree !!
@@michaelwou1667 Yup !! A real cooler. 🤦♂️
It may of cost you 1M but you are now a poker legend. What a stream! What a move by Hank too! Someone commented on the preflop action on that hand that everybody was 3 betting Hank and you had also just bluffed the shit out of him and shown a few minutes earlier. Guess he wanted his man card back.
thats why you never show a bluff
they will come after you hours later, when they would fold
A poker legend? For losing the biggest pot in his life and getting bluffed off another massive pot? Well, I guess your right.. LOL
@@elephantricity he made a good bluff and ran into a boat (dwan thought about folding for a good amount of time), and got hit with a great bluff and folded. he left the fold to chance anyway. Can call him a legend for him taking the loss well perhaps
@@brendanhalpin8432 Dwan never considered folding. It was considering whether or not he goes all-in.
@@fmcdomer Personally, I agree with you. I usually take it one step further though, most nights, I never show my cards unless they pay for it. If they fold I never show, that just giving them free information.
But for some people it can work in their favour as it can help push some players over the edge into tilt mode, and end up calling a lot lighter.
I watched 90% of this stream live and I was so not disappointed. You took some rough beats very well and your continued enthusiasm for the game shined thru. Thanks for being a part of this Doug. If you wouldn’t have been on, I wouldn’t have watched this particular one.
Tom played it perfectly.
Can't disagree, but in a standard table/level/ doesn't Tom just shove river standardly? btw, i thought, he was tank...tank tank, shoving, so a king may call, given the tank.
Only calling was actually a bad move but turned out to be the right move because Doug was bluffing. Doug can't have KK there because he would of 4-bet pre-flop and going runner-runner for quad 6's is EXTREMELY UNLIKELY, but let's think what is likely: Pocket 2's, 7-6, K-6, and 6-2 which are going to be extremely hard for Doug to fold on the river with already more then half his stack in the middle.
If you make 7's-full on a board like that, have eliminate KK as a possiblity, and are afraid of quads you will lose so much value in the long run.
Why is everybody trying to bluff the best one aka Dwan, he reads you like a book, he would snap u even with A high 🤣🤣💸
Doug’s mindset:
Go crazyyy with 5 high but fold pocket aces
Yea it's that simple
As per your fish mindset
@@jimbojones9118 you’re a fish bro. Stop thinking you’re good at poker
😆 🤣
Best needle ever😂
I think that actual moral of the story here is don't let Wesley sweat your hand.
Ditto!
I understand that peer pressure can be strong... but WTF shows live hands after buying in for $1M?
It actually worked both ways. Tom called Wesley’s bluff in the 3.1 million pot because Doug had seen Wesley’s hand.
Wes is not a professional player !
@Leggo My Ego true but to be fair Wes didnt reveal his cards intentionally....
From a viewer's perspective, this was absolutely the best day as a whole. Small pots, tight play and no table talk gets boring for viewers. Very unfortunate for you that you got the short end of this one, but I do thank you for bringing the energy, high VPIP, huge pots and table talk that helped liven things up and make this the best day.
Two legends just battling
Dwan on another level lets be real.
@@lloydchristmas1086 bro doug is elite . He's on the same playing field as Tom. How many bracelets does Tom have? Doug has 3
@@ameribrahim5405 Dwan is more schooled in live cash. Doug cut his teeth online. Not saying Doug is bad at ring games, but Dwan definitely has an edge in this format. Doug would admit as much.
@@ArmorOfZeus I don’t think it changes the sentiment of the original comment.
@@jake_villanueva ohh I agree.
All this for the lamest bluff of all time?
Good job dougie !! Back to respecting you again !! Wasn't about winning or losing but showing you can swing the hammer ⚒️
i would fold pre-flop to a 3-bet 100% of the time
22:44 of Doug trying to rationalize a 75 yard punt.
There's exactly two whole hands Tom is losing to. 66 and kk. Every draw you could be representing on the turn misses on the river and the second six discounts you having 66.
It's a punt Doug. It just is.
@TT&G Do you need this to be a good move on Doug's part? Doug did not 4 bet preflop and this discounts kk. Doug isn't doing this with AK. Every draw Doug could have been check raising on the turn with missed. What is Doug possibly representing here other than maybe 66? 22? K6? 77? The only story that would possibly add up is k6. He hasn't built a plausible story for any other holding.
It's a punt. It just is and yes i have the hindsight of seeing Tom's hand. So what? After Tom calls the turn check raise shouldn't Doug assume he isn't dealing with anything less than 2 pair and more likely a set seeing there's no plausible 3bet preflop 2 pair hand.
He just wasn't willing to give up after he turned open. His planned super hidden ultra suck out never materialized and instead of just accepting that he punted into a not so hidden boat. He knows he didn't block any of the boats.
@@dominicclark5342 Doug didn't think he had the boat. He thought Dwan had a king.
It is hard to protect yourself against someone having a low pocket-pair that hits trips on the flop. Obviously if you think someone has that you get the f*** out of the way, but Dwan kept it hidden well. Doug just picked a terrible time to bluff.
@@CMCMTTTVhe literally has nothing the entire time. Maybe less than nothing. The new school simulator poker is worthless if you can't read your opponent at all
Nothing better than Dwan tilting Doug enough to call the clock. And subsequently winning the pot.
The whole banter between Doug and Wesley is obnoxious as hell. Worst than having Hellmuth at the table as at least he provides unintentional comedic value.
@@jamesprather1857 I agree.
It’s like watching a leveling war between two people to see whom is more socially awkward. Although Doug is less annoying.
if you don't know the guy well, why show him your card IN A MILLION DOLLAR GAME???
This is a good question lol
The most important statistic in this video is that Doug makes $392.85 per UA-cam video or $50,000 a year.😮😉
Wesley again put his head down like that against Dwan, later for the huge pot. Dwan read this tell correctly and called him fairly light.
He used to never do that..not sure why he thinks thats a good idea now. 😂
"Typically, I don't like to lose half my roll with 5 high, but I gotta stay balanced" lookin boy 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tom set up that check on the river (by tanking on the call on the flop). Brilliant
Looks like sharking to me...
The real gold would be knowing what Tom was thinking during this entire video.
Crazy how you manage to take this loss. Full respect to Vanessa.
Everyone saw that Rampage hand and thinks “I can do that”
School of thought. Don’t show your cards to other players
What difference did it make?
@@robbiereekie3694 Against someone like Dwan, all the difference.
@@MrMoisesramirez12 he either calls, or raises and doug folds. Made zero difference in this hand
Tell Wesley
@@robbiereekie3694 Did you watch the video? Lol
You can explain this move until the cows come home.....total donkey play....after flop, turn and river.
Heard the rake at the Lodge just doubled 😅
They dont rake tho, dingus
more rake is actually better 🤣
You are one of the best poker players alive. That being said, this is one of the worst bluffs ever. Any six or 7 wins. Given its dwan who plays a wide range very likely he has one. Hands like a7s A6s 67s are likely as well as 78s 56s. If diamond hits on the river that doesnt pair the board and you jam on him, even a set will be pressed to call 1mm. A paired board can only hurt you, you can bluff but you need to gove yourself room to fold out. I think your flop call was perfect, and your turn raise was risky but reasonable (as if you spike a straight he wont believe it and if a flush card hits its as good as counting as a made hand if younare willikg to river jam i.e. a daniel negrenau style "bluff out") im a 2/5 player so obviously my thoughts mean nothing at the stakes you play lol. But at least at my level, paired boards slow action always, as people want to pot control. Action jumps up with "who has the better house" and very rarely a bluff in that spot
Tom Dwan is one of the best players in the world and he proved it this past weekend. Simple as that.
He ran pretty hot tbh, unbelievable volume of big hands.
@@ericzhong5863 Anyone else woulda folded that QQ hand...Dwan aint scared.
He's a very good player, and I find him much easier to watch than Doug, who comes off as very self-important and annoying.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 so why are you watching? Lol
Phil hellmuth woulda called that as well
Come on Doug, I think this hand clearly shows you need to work on your "showing other people your cards before the hand is over" range. Mega unbalanced. I really thought you were in the inner closed round 2D-shape but it is clear by your performance in this hand that you are not
All in good fun for a million dollars but calling the clock in the nose bleed stakes at 3 mins is wild 😂. Not to future self, never let Wesley sweat my cards
Its ab the bet size. You dont need to be in the tank that long on such a small percentage of your stack bet.
@@nicklazzaro5055 Its fkn Tom Dwan hes allowed to do what he wants hes the Goat.
It's like Doug was in a hurry to lose as many hands as he could.
@@nicklazzaro5055 no it is not. did you not hear rob say he's "never seen the clock called in high stakes?" rob is not a young guy and he's been playing high stakes for a long, long time. doug was out of line, probably didn't realize that it was only two minutes+ when he made his first remark about, "moving this along." not the end of the world, but not appropriate at nose bleed stakes to be making any kind of reference to time after 2 mins when the pot is about to get into the millions.
truthfully, i think he was sweating a lot more than he would have normally been because wesley saw his cards and made a comment and it gave dwan something to think about. wasn't comfortable, didn't want wesley to cost him a million bucks, and called the clock. it is what it is. doug's probably never played a pot that size in his life and he's out there telling guys what timeframes they should be making their decisions. the more i think about it the more i think he's probably a little embarrassed
Imagine making a standard fold in the flop. Then you wouldn’t have to make a video justifying a punt.
You were definitely the heart of the table
Great seeing you justify your bad play. I love you Doug, but this was a bad decision from the flop. I'm no GTO expert, but I bet the play is to fold with that size bet on the flop.
Love from India! ❤We met last year during WSOP. Love your vids Doug. You were such a good sport last night. Loved your game. You were the main reason for 55k+ viewers.
Stop lyint to him the rewwon was bc of tom dwan
Doug - your analysis is worse and your reasoning to call the flop, raise the turn and big bet the river - I hope no one follows this pattern. Looks like your ego played much more than your skill. You played like you want to prove a point to Dwan. Bad play overall
You are a legend mate..I love you're poker game!
I enjoy watching Doug play and his YT videos. Having said that, let's be real. That whole hand was a donkey play!! I can understand wanting to see the flop with how it went, but after that it was horrible. Having to come up with every excuse in the book from "blockers" to "what the solver would say" was embarrassing. Doug got himself into a spot where he had to bet a big stack with air just to try and avoid complete embarrassment of folding at the end. Should have just checked the river and eaten that loss before donking off a huge part of his stack.(Should have folded after the flop!) But just blame it on "blockers" and "randomizing" instead of just plain knowing that Dwan had you dead cold and was never gonna fold. Since only a small percentage was actually Doug's money, I guess he did it just for the content. I'm still a fan, but no need for him to act like that was any kind of decent play at all, because it was awful.
Doug is now seeking triad backers to get in the game. Tom gave him a good reference 😂
Maybe Tom the stiff can now pay his debts
@@arthurfonzarelli9828OMG!! SHOTS FIRED!!
I actually like the call from Dwan, when he shoves, what could you possibly call with that he beats that isn't 22? And even then, I think you can think about folding 22 on a river shove by Tom. Maybe, just maybe with Tom's image, he can mix in more shoves because of the dynamic and potentially get called a small percentage more than other people, but even still, I like the call from Tom.
The other guy sweating the hand I think made absolutely no difference given his exact hand - I think if he calls with AK you can think "maybe there was something about what the other guy said that he fixated on", but with 77 I don't Toms action changes even if he can see your cards.
For Doug 1.1m is his biggest pot of his life...just imagine how many 7 figures pots dwan have played in Macau only...dawn was never folding here...never...just because of the huge overbet he was thinking to shove but he was worried of KK and 66...dawn is a legend...
Guys a degenerate dude
Until he lost another 1.4M pot against LSG Hank’s bluff lol
According to my GTO brain $1.2m over 22 years= $54545.45/yearly youtube income.
Sometimes my brain works like a genius!
NOW you are in a INNER CIRCLE 🫶
Your honesty is legend. Can't win all the time at poker.
Not a fan Doug you tried to make yourself look good by trying to bluff one of the best bluffers out there. You should have folded after the flop. Lastly you didnt have to raise so much on the river. Your betting story never made sense. When you got a million dollars on the felt you dont show your cards. I am a " durrrr" fan but he did take too much time to make his decision. Maybe arrange a $1,000,0000 Match with Tom with the 7/ 2 game.
Thank you for making the stream so great, I’ll be watching for the next 22 Years If I’m still around
Was it just me, or does haralabos seem to be totally lacking in self-awareness? He spent the whole stream making fun of other people while criticizing Doug for doing the same. The expression 'pot calling the kettle black' comes to mind.
As far as the results go, you definitely zigged when you should have zagged a few times. Good stream, you handled all of it quite well.
NIT ROLL😂😂😂 Doug took it like a champ!
Doug...how Manny millions are you hidding...i give you 100 dollars in 2006...at 50 nl....ahahaha🇸🇮
Love that u and tom have put everything bad behind u guys and i realy hope we will see u2 more playin against each other #respect
Horrible play. this is an easy fold on the flop. Turn and river have to come perfect perfect to even beat ANYTHING but three high! WTF. you can always bluff but will lose most of the time. If you're going to show your cards don't cry when they make comments about the hand. Dwan didn't get to be one of the top cash game players by ignoring free information.
Doug you were crushing! Lots of fun watching all the action. Keep up the good work brotha
Yes “crushing” 😂 still, bold bluffs
he lost a million LOL
Yeah crushing his bankroll 😅
losing a million is crushing? 😂
Def crushing. Took Airball weeks to lose that much to Matt.
Very naïve of Doug to think Wesley is balanced there lol.
Thanks for helping the game entertaining!
You, Rampage and Wesley made the last two sessions unforgettable
Also you got screwed buy some dude next to you who basically told Tom what you had with that simple statement. Thats the reason even if I was rolled properly I couldn’t play those games, variables beyond your control affecting the outcome beyond the cards themselves.
Doug, You're the Man, Keep up the Good Work for all of us out here who enjoy your vids!
Lol. Worst play ever.
I feel like the “I like this one” comment by Wes is weighted more heavily towards big pocket pairs and suited connectors. I don’t think ppl would say that for hands like 66 or KQo
Dwan is one hell of a competitor! He truly never gets tired of calculating and taking every little detail into account, a special mind that found the perfect game 😊
Feel free to correct me if I am wrong. But like most Pros, Doug sold most of his action so he only lost $ 200,000. And if you were really playing for $ 1 million, this is a terrible bluff on a paired board to risk most of your chips in a cash game against one of the best cash game players in the world.
The most impressive was how handled the lose .. like a boss . Still upbeat and no embarrassing face shock after the loss sets In. He was polite through the hand and always funny and polite at the table.. he is my favorite player to watch and I think he very skilled and has the guts to raise when he needs to. Tom ran good and had the hands vs easy boards for him to read.
thats because he know he was on camera...deep inside he wanted to cry i am sure
18:30 he tanked that long in the end exclusively to crush your soul. In the last years you made videos against him, against his plays. As the poker God he his and always be he patiently waited for years and took your soul in front of the poker world.
GG to Tom "durrrr" Dwan
Win or lose, always a gent my man!
The showing your cards while still in the hand is just stupid....probably didnt make much difference because Tom was strong and Doug was determined to punt but just in general stupid idea
Please please please please please never do the I'm-going-to-let-random-choice decide again in pots that are so huge. It worked the first time you did at the Lodge so I'm thinking you're a little bit biased toward it as an approach. Instead, just think however long you need to think (incorporating how many times out of how many times you think you need to call -- it's not like I'm excluding that) and then make your decision.
Your talking out the hand in the last few minutes was so, so solid and you were on the way to a call before it seemed like you ostensibly gave up in favor of the double-coin-flip. You can say that you need to be calling AA 25% of the time there... but when are the other 3 $2+MM pots going to materialize? Anyway great game, and I just hope you're not seriously financially hurt here -- selling a ton of action was a wise move.
The turn is an absolutely horrific spot for a bluff. There is no flush or straight on the board. If you have a made hand like Tom, what are you bluffing exactly?
Wow on second viewing Dwan just crushed this hand. He absolutely figured out the info Wes was giving off combined with the action when he was tanking on the turn. He played this perfectly.
I agree. He has been in a spot similar to this that he was recalling from the endless hands he has played. This is a brutal way to make a living or to do while existing in this life. It wears on you and it shows.
stop thinking about low cards that you might have. Those that have folded most probably folded your cards because they are shite.
Looking forward to additional breakdowns from last night's game. Props Doug for bringing the action.
Thank God you were able to win several million right before Crypto exploded and turn it into likely tens of millions. Timing is everything.
plays 12 hours of poker, rushes to room to decipher hands, you're a legend Doug!
This numbnut called the clock on Dwan after 3 minutes... it's like he was in a hurry to lose that $1.2M as fast as possible.
Adderol
Why does Tom take SOOOOO long to call??? does he honestly think Doug has KK? And his attitude after?? what a TOOL
You saved their stream and event. Nick and Ryan owe you
Wesley is a clown...he gave so many tells in the hand which bluff shoved with ak...dwan was knowing from the start that he was bluffing...