@@KN-wb3ci He had bluffs in the right positions and insta-folded pretty much every time someone would put his equity in danger. Its not hard making math during a day, its hard doing the math for a fortnight.
Yeah they usually are quick to wrap up. The ranges open right up, meaning they'll play a lot more hands than earlier in the tournament. Just like J 8. The likelihood of your opponent having a better Jack is so low at that point. If the table was full of players, it would be different.
Poker (somewhat) gaining traction again with breaking attendees record of WSOP just to prevent people from watching this historic final. Big L to PokerGO & even bigger L to WSOP for agreeing to this!
It’s not even a punt, it’s probably just the optimal way to play the hand for 80bb. Jamming seems far preferable to playing a big pot oop with an extremely vulnerable hand.
@@joemarks3719 it was 7 handed. Payne, who was actually pretty aggressive, was UTG+1 which is effectively LJ on a full table. Aguiler should be 3b somewhat wide including many value hands worse than JJ. That hand, strategically, was pretty standard.
Lol ya 4 betting all in with jacks against queens and kings and getting lucky isn’t being loose. This tournaments a crap chute. The same 10 thousand can restart and I bet these 3 don’t even make the money.
Yeah,if you going to go all in with pocket 8 and pair of J's with weak kicker it going to be fast for sure. I think he want all in with pocket 8 with 200 million. Isn't that crazy.
The way Walton played the 88 hand, using a back raise 4-bet shove after just calling the initial raise, it was a move that displayed extreme strength (the fact he did it with 88 almost made it like a bluff). It probably would have worked against anything less than KK given the stack depths and ICM implications, he was just unfortunate Weinman had one of the only two hands that could call him (especially 3 handed where it’s far more unlikely and when 3-bets are a lot lighter). It’s actually not as bad a move or a punt as people think.
Because he ran into a player at the top of his range. He is likely getting folds from AKs, AKo, AQs, KQs, and all pairs 10-10, 9-9. 8-8, and 7-7, all of these in Weinman's 3 bet range, and he's only getting called by JJ , QQ, KK and AA. Many more combo's that fold there than call. Throughout this tournament he got better hands to fold many times. When you play as aggressive as he does, it's inevitable you get in a spot like this. But his style of play is what got him to the final table, and to 3rd place. He never had any plans of slowing down, he doesn't play TAG ever, he is always going to be the most aggressive player at the table.
@@joemarks3719 It was a terrible play, and not just because of the result. He risked 200m to win 40m or so. He could've set-mined for 21m, and then maybe got creative with his un-setted 88, and THEN possibly got AA to fold. Shoving pre is just absolutely awful in that spot. Makes ZERO sense.
@@joemarks3719 You can expect BB calling range to be a bit wider... there is no way Weinman 3 bet folds AK or TT after this action. Even 99, AQ I expect to call as they are supposed to. The only value hands that I see folding are the AJo, KQs, KJs type hands. The important fold equity comes from BB's bluffs such as A5o, J9s, 96s type hands. Depends on how many of them Weinman 3 bets the shove with 88 is more or less profitable. For sure not GTO though.
@@Der_Fabi I Agree with AK and probably TT, but no shot he is calling AQ or 99 here. No need to take that much of a gamble when you have an edge over the other 2 players and there are huge payjumps. And most importantly, he wants to win the main...
Jamie Gold! WTF. i just watched his 2006 highlights yesterday. still one of the best, if not best, runs of all time. still hate they brought in that rule. it was so entertaining to watch.
I get the final hand; it was a bit more understandable. If he had just called, he would've had about 100 left. He could perhaps gotten away, but he probably didn't want to face A 5-1 deficit and so just shoved. Looks dumb in retrospect but makes some sense. The Walton play was just asinine.
That 88 all in was not so bad you think, 3 handed play, tight player on BB, folding many hands to all in, AK, even sometimes QQ, Just lucky he had AA. And his reising range starting from something A9, KQ. That J8 was just very bad play especially against tight player, should just call on turn, Weinmann never bluff on river because when calling very big bet on turn he think you might have monster
Jones walking away from the table with his head down as if he was on tilt 😂...dude, you're still getting 6.5 million dollars on an 10,000 dollar investment...😂😂😂
Great event... who else would like to see Abe Kaplan win the main event next year ? Class act, one of the better poker announcers/analysts and deserves his chance at the ultimate lime light.
Whoever advised PokerGo to put the main event behind a paywall instead of simply live-streaming it and selling advertising on the stream should be instantly fired.
@@kevinscottbailey8335 Can you prove your claim? No you can't. They know how much they are making and the fact they are still doing it tells one with common sense that they are making a ton. I can guarnatee you that every poker pro has a subscription and that is a lot of people right there. But you keep living in ignorance. You are just a bitter, cheap, manchid.
They definitely chopped. Way too relaxed . Play was so fast. Didn’t seem to care too much when lost. That’s what happens when the pay jumps are so big at the top end
@@robertdemon3550 Where did you read they split 7 mil 3 ways and played for a mil? I had heard they couldn't come to a deal prior to the remaining three resuming play.
I bet Weinman to win with QJ, not quite lol. Pretty unimpressive play from Jones though, don't see many reasons to go all in with J8 off suit after Weinman had shown strenght twice already.
Jones was in a tough spot. With the J 8 if you happen to be the big stack it's an easy fold. The shorter stack just isn't drilling into you without the Jack. But when you're the shorter stack you think he's trying to bully with the big stack and are almost forced to shove.
I felt for a long time that jones tactic is just going to call on that turn card and hope for something cheeky big or combination for river and then raise all in. Would have changed this turn imo. Wp anyway Weinman.
That shove by Walton makes less sense every time I watch it. Can someone explain to me the logic of shoving there as the effective stack? He's only getting called by every combination of AA and KK. He's risking 203m to win 41.5m, which just makes ZERO sense to me. He was only on the hook to lose 5m if he folds, and could've set-mined for 21m instead with a call-fold strategy. I just don't understand, like at ALL.
Watched a compilation video of Jamie Gold's run back in '06. Similar top prize, but the top 12 were all $1M or better payouts. 12th this year? $535K. But then again, the payouts were for the top 10% back then, versus 15% this year, so had to spread the wealth more.
3 min ago. just saw. alright! I wonder how much longer it went after last hand we saw on youtube livestream. prob one hand! these things can go so quickly. just the first ALL-IN
So crazy to think he won it all after that JJ QQ KK suck out. Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
I suppose you have to get lucky sometimes in poker ha ha
@@audreyw5803if you dont want to lose, you have to be lucky a lot
Thought he would win the lot as soon as that hand happened
@@Karmakarzii u thought he would win the tournament after he played terribly? That was a terrible play by him
@@claytonbrown7120 Yes, clearly luck
After those Jacks, the man was invincible.
Did he even bluff once ? I only ever saw him have it
Ему постоянно приходила хорошая карта !
That pocket jiggities hand really just set the tone for the rest of the tourney for him.
@@KN-wb3ci He had bluffs in the right positions and insta-folded pretty much every time someone would put his equity in danger. Its not hard making math during a day, its hard doing the math for a fortnight.
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When you’re in great position,pushing all in with 8s is just crazy
Was scrolling waiting for this comment. Can't even imagine donking away millions after playing the best of anyone up until that point
I nearly did a spit take when he pushed those 8s all-in.
Once Jones got to 240M, he changed his game. Got inside his own head? Overconfidence?
Great finish for a non pro tho.
Walton snap all in with that 88s was a fkcn idiot. He thinks hes invicible
Jamie gold not getting out of the way for the winners photo is the best part of this video
Amazing! Hahaha
I got top top.
couldn't believe how fast those guys completed the final table.
Yeah they usually are quick to wrap up. The ranges open right up, meaning they'll play a lot more hands than earlier in the tournament. Just like J 8. The likelihood of your opponent having a better Jack is so low at that point. If the table was full of players, it would be different.
Very low level of play. They’re basically playing dice.
@@dsanzo%100. Iv only played Zynga poker and I would absolutely stomp these kids
Weinman was so easy to root for. One the most likeable guys to win it. Congrats sir!
Nah he has some there Cheering for him with the nahtzi colors of blue and yellow.
So the nahtzis lose again
If PokerGo had any sense whatsoever, they would not require a subscription to watch the Main Event. You are ruining poker.
its probably the most profitable time of the year, that said i did not buy it
Xxx c
Poker (somewhat) gaining traction again with breaking attendees record of WSOP just to prevent people from watching this historic final. Big L to PokerGO & even bigger L to WSOP for agreeing to this!
I feel so cheated.. I watched the build ups to this final.. hours and hours of it and we get 23 minutes of the final.. thanks for nothing.
Agree
@@markcantrell2453there was other UA-cam channels streaming it. There was twitch channels streaming it. 😂
@@jdibble1840so what channel on here was showing it?
What do you expect? Even fresh air will cost you money in the future. Nothing is free.
After Weinman won that Pocket Jacks vs Pocket Queens vs Pocket Kings, I was rooting for him to win it all.
Why would you root for a lucky donkey that doesn't deserve to be there?
Same! I thought it would be him and Payne at the final table. Both really nice guys and great sportsmanship.
That hand won it for him, after that he just never looked like losing
He was classy. Picked great spots to tangle. Loved watching this!
It's hard not to like this guy! Very humble, very down to earth. He deserved it for all his hard work!
8:15 PRICELESS REACTION
Also noticed it - it's like Jones got a jump scare lol
@@MikeResurrected It's the face of a man who knows he almost certainly just got a LOT richer.
Biggest punt ever with 88 for 80 blinds ...
its not but youtube players are smarter than guys who win 4 million.
I see what you mean but that same aggression got him to the final 3 players so it served him well for 10 days.
I think Weinmann was expecting a better hand, he seemed a little surprised.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 he was just shook that he won 4 mil had to get to the casino
It’s not even a punt, it’s probably just the optimal way to play the hand for 80bb. Jamming seems far preferable to playing a big pot oop with an extremely vulnerable hand.
Weinmann was disciplined throughout, never got loose.
He couldn’t be all loosey goosey
JJ 4 bet all in into a raise from early and a 3 bet isn't a loose play?
@@joemarks3719 it was 7 handed. Payne, who was actually pretty aggressive, was UTG+1 which is effectively LJ on a full table. Aguiler should be 3b somewhat wide including many value hands worse than JJ.
That hand, strategically, was pretty standard.
very easy when you get hit with the deck every hand
Lol ya 4 betting all in with jacks against queens and kings and getting lucky isn’t being loose. This tournaments a crap chute. The same 10 thousand can restart and I bet these 3 don’t even make the money.
PokerGo blows for everything they have done to the WSOP.
That JJ hand made him win... It again shows how luck is so important in life.
U mean in poker xD
Yea all these calculations and outs all these professionals are into cannot change the outcome of a deck of cards
8:15 the look on his face when Walton snap rejams and gets snapped is worth the 10,000 price of admission lolz
Should have let it run for free when they got heads up!!!😢
After a few years the wsop bracelet will get so big you'll be able to use it as a belt.
it should be a belt like wwe size
that was so exciting to watch congrats to weinman very nice guy
I'm happy he won 🏆! Great smiles, great attitude..!❤❤❤
What a guy, I’m so happy for him!! 🎉🎉
Couldn't have happened for a better guy. COngrats Daniel!
That was way too much info he gave after that all in on the last hand :D
Played great especially after his luck with the JJ well done sir
All in after a super long tank seemed to just scream that Jones didnt have a strong hand.
Top pair isn’t nothing.
Jamie Gold photo-bombing the bracelet photo hahahaha
Imagine winning the biggest prize in poker, and then have to meet and listen to Jamie Gold....
"keep the money, im outta here.."
Jamie is an incredible human and he has some of the best poker quotes
@@mydogsbestfren you did some of Jamie golds acting lessons I see he’s quite the salesman just ask Friedman
Jamie was very nice and respectful here, was a nice touch
Amazing player and person! Well deserved 👍🙌
What a great tournament!
I called it right weinman with king jack
What a regular 0.50 spin n go looks like:
The final hand reminds me when Tony G mocked a guy for going all in with KJ well done Weinman he deserved to win.
This has to be the fastest final table I've ever seen! And I've been dealing since I was 18. I've been dealing for 27 years.
Yeah,if you going to go all in with pocket 8 and pair of J's with weak kicker it going to be fast for sure. I think he want all in with pocket 8 with 200 million. Isn't that crazy.
The way Walton played the 88 hand, using a back raise 4-bet shove after just calling the initial raise, it was a move that displayed extreme strength (the fact he did it with 88 almost made it like a bluff). It probably would have worked against anything less than KK given the stack depths and ICM implications, he was just unfortunate Weinman had one of the only two hands that could call him (especially 3 handed where it’s far more unlikely and when 3-bets are a lot lighter). It’s actually not as bad a move or a punt as people think.
jones reaction at 8:14 is just priceless 😅
he looked completely shocked
Ofc Jamie Gold couldnt leave the stage like Kara Scott did and leave room for the new champ, photobombed the moment of Weinman, unbelievable!
That All in from Walton with 88 🤦 how tf did he even come that far?
Because he ran into a player at the top of his range.
He is likely getting folds from AKs, AKo, AQs, KQs, and all pairs 10-10, 9-9. 8-8, and 7-7, all of these in Weinman's 3 bet range, and he's only getting called by JJ , QQ, KK and AA. Many more combo's that fold there than call.
Throughout this tournament he got better hands to fold many times.
When you play as aggressive as he does, it's inevitable you get in a spot like this.
But his style of play is what got him to the final table, and to 3rd place.
He never had any plans of slowing down, he doesn't play TAG ever, he is always going to be the most aggressive player at the table.
@@joemarks3719 It was a terrible play, and not just because of the result. He risked 200m to win 40m or so. He could've set-mined for 21m, and then maybe got creative with his un-setted 88, and THEN possibly got AA to fold. Shoving pre is just absolutely awful in that spot. Makes ZERO sense.
@@joemarks3719 You can expect BB calling range to be a bit wider... there is no way Weinman 3 bet folds AK or TT after this action. Even 99, AQ I expect to call as they are supposed to. The only value hands that I see folding are the AJo, KQs, KJs type hands. The important fold equity comes from BB's bluffs such as A5o, J9s, 96s type hands. Depends on how many of them Weinman 3 bets the shove with 88 is more or less profitable. For sure not GTO though.
hahahahahahahaha
@@Der_Fabi I Agree with AK and probably TT, but no shot he is calling AQ or 99 here. No need to take that much of a gamble when you have an edge over the other 2 players and there are huge payjumps. And most importantly, he wants to win the main...
GG, well played. Seems like a nice guy. Well deserved.
The hand with pocket J, is the start for the first place. Congratulations 👏
WHY RUIN IT WITH JAMIE GOLD???
well done ! im glad for you ma man.
Jamie Gold! WTF. i just watched his 2006 highlights yesterday. still one of the best, if not best, runs of all time. still hate they brought in that rule. it was so entertaining to watch.
what rule?
@@michelefusco7172google my guy
Worst final table since Yang. What a cakewalk for Daniel
11:09 for people who have already seen the first player knocked out
Maria is a great poker commentator! Beautiful voice, great expertise, such a pleasure to listen to.!
Been liking Daniel Weinman since watching that amazing final table he played against Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi in WPT Tournament of Champions.
Thanks for all of the great free streaming and highlights, PG!
Surprised not to see Shotgun Guy in extended highlights
That JJ hand he won really made it seem like it was his destiny to win...
75bb w J8o tho for the MAIN. Gift for the champ !!
Weinman is doing the “Tom Dwan” stare into the abyss
Woohoo Congrats!!!
Hated the way both 2nd and 3rd went out. If there wasn’t a chop (many suspect there was) there were much better spots.
I get the final hand; it was a bit more understandable. If he had just called, he would've had about 100 left. He could perhaps gotten away, but he probably didn't want to face A 5-1 deficit and so just shoved. Looks dumb in retrospect but makes some sense. The Walton play was just asinine.
That 88 all in was not so bad you think, 3 handed play, tight player on BB, folding many hands to all in, AK, even sometimes QQ, Just lucky he had AA. And his reising range starting from something A9, KQ. That J8 was just very bad play especially against tight player, should just call on turn, Weinmann never bluff on river because when calling very big bet on turn he think you might have monster
the live stream was going crazy thinking that walton was drunk after his post game interview
Walton & Jones are going to look back on their play once down to 3 and say “I can’t speak”.
Awesome game show down I’m in New Zealand and I’m buzzing 👍👍👍👍🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Daniel "Jacks" Weinman - congratulations!
Jones walking away from the table with his head down as if he was on tilt 😂...dude, you're still getting 6.5 million dollars on an 10,000 dollar investment...😂😂😂
i mean, you also gotta count the expenses for the 10 days that he was there playing that
Baptized by 2 different backwash half beers but took it like a champ 🏆
He who has the biggest smile. will have the biggest win,,,,,{queue the gong} CONGRATULATIONS DANIEL!!!!!!
Great event... who else would like to see Abe Kaplan win the main event next year ?
Class act, one of the better poker announcers/analysts and deserves his chance at the ultimate lime light.
If you’re going to honor the guy at least get his name right lol. It’s Gabe not Abe
@@justmusic2353 he took out the G cos the g ain't in him
Whoever advised PokerGo to put the main event behind a paywall instead of simply live-streaming it and selling advertising on the stream should be instantly fired.
Why? They make a ton more putting it behind the paywall. You are just cheap.
@@chriskay1449 So you've seen their books, to see how many suckers ponied up to get behind the paywall? Yeah, sure guy.
@@kevinscottbailey8335 Can you prove your claim? No you can't. They know how much they are making and the fact they are still doing it tells one with common sense that they are making a ton. I can guarnatee you that every poker pro has a subscription and that is a lot of people right there. But you keep living in ignorance. You are just a bitter, cheap, manchid.
What’s a manchid?
well done
Thank you for not having a spoiler in the title!
Jamie Gold at the end getting as close to Dan as possible for the pictures so he can get his 5 seconds of fame, hahahahahaha.
They definitely chopped. Way too relaxed . Play was so fast. Didn’t seem to care too much when lost. That’s what happens when the pay jumps are so big at the top end
Definitely not a full chop, but I'm sure partial at least
@@DJTMoney23 played for milly, chopped the rest
They definitely chopped with variance you would be foolish not to they all got 7 million each and the winner got a million more plus a bracelet.
Walton and Weinmann chopped 50 50
@@robertdemon3550 Where did you read they split 7 mil 3 ways and played for a mil? I had heard they couldn't come to a deal prior to the remaining three resuming play.
Lol Jones face at 8:16 😮
Jamie man move out the shot at the end 😂
I bet Weinman to win with QJ, not quite lol. Pretty unimpressive play from Jones though, don't see many reasons to go all in with J8 off suit after Weinman had shown strenght twice already.
I PREDICTED JJ IN THE LIVE YESTERDAY!!!!!!
You need so much luck too to have AA VS 88 AND JK VS J8 in the last 3... not to talk about the JJ win. Gl to him.
Man loves jacks🎉
NICE RUN、jones
Fantastic job well done Dan
He has shark'$ teeth
WE IN MAN
Living legend
🍷 👨
That wasn't beer he was doused with. It was "Twisted Tea" Hard Iced Tea.
foxon's muscle is my biggest impression on this clip
Jones was in a tough spot. With the J 8 if you happen to be the big stack it's an easy fold. The shorter stack just isn't drilling into you without the Jack. But when you're the shorter stack you think he's trying to bully with the big stack and are almost forced to shove.
I felt for a long time that jones tactic is just going to call on that turn card and hope for something cheeky big or combination for river and then raise all in. Would have changed this turn imo.
Wp anyway Weinman.
That shove by Walton makes less sense every time I watch it. Can someone explain to me the logic of shoving there as the effective stack? He's only getting called by every combination of AA and KK. He's risking 203m to win 41.5m, which just makes ZERO sense to me. He was only on the hook to lose 5m if he folds, and could've set-mined for 21m instead with a call-fold strategy. I just don't understand, like at ALL.
To me that proved they had an agreed upon chop.
Especially seeing Waltons reaction when he knew he was all but drawing dead.
I called Jones winning it with KJo. It was actually Weinman with the KJo.
How much cash do you think the actually put on the table ?
Jamie gold stay like idiot there in his bracelet moment
You should learn to speak
Between 1st & 9th place, $33,300,000.00 was paid out, can only imagine what it cost to buy-in to play in this tournament !
Watched a compilation video of Jamie Gold's run back in '06. Similar top prize, but the top 12 were all $1M or better payouts. 12th this year? $535K. But then again, the payouts were for the top 10% back then, versus 15% this year, so had to spread the wealth more.
He knew he was weak . Took to long to go all in.
the stare..lol
Wake me up when Jones decides to make a move.
3 min ago. just saw. alright!
I wonder how much longer it went after last hand we saw on youtube livestream. prob one hand! these things can go so quickly. just the first ALL-IN
They only played a few hands after 3rd lost out
that bracelet is huge
Wonder if the dealer was replaced because of that shoddy flop drop 🤔
ye played a game with jj :D
Let's all agree to all-in fewer bluffs.
WOW
i honestly think they were asked not to take long with the final...... doesn't make sense to go all in with double 8 or J8
Thanks PokerGo! Great job! 💪
Lucky with jacks .