Poker Hands - Teddy KGB Takes A Ludicrous Line

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  • Опубліковано 6 жов 2016
  • They say that Teddy KGB is the one guy in the game you don't want to mess with. Maybe that's because he's completely unpredictable. Only an insane man would flat Aces preflop and 3x pot the river. That's how you know someone is truly dangerous.
    Doug takes a closer look at this infamous hand from the movie Rounders. The blinds appear to be 50/100, with effective stacks of about $50,000. As always, Doug offers his unique perspective on how this hand should have played, scripted or not!
    Stay tuned for more special editions of Poker Hands featuring Mike McDermot (Matt Damon) and Teddy KGB (John Malkovich)
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 559

  • @AnGhaeilge
    @AnGhaeilge 7 років тому +256

    Plot twist - Mike has quad nines and slow-rolls the fucking shit out of Teddy KGB. It breaks his soul so much, that Teddy quits playing poker. 18 years later, Mike who's now a 10 time bracelet winner and is rolling in the bucks finds Teddy homeless walking the streets of New York. He feels guilty for slow-rolling him, and gives Teddy a pep-talk about how he was the best player he ever played against (EVEN BETTER THAN JOHNNY FUCKING CHAN!). He tells Teddy he will buy into the WSOP Main Event for him. They spend the next 6 months training, with some cool fucking montages of Teddy stacking fools.
    Teddy is dated in his poker skills, and his bet sizing is all over the fucking place and he tilts harder than Phil Hellmuth when some fish sucks out on him. He loses half of his stack in the first hour. Mike calls a time out, and gives Teddy another pep talk. "Remember small-ball poker and be ZEN!" he reminds Teddy. Teddy eats an OREO like a boss, and starts crushing fools.
    Before you know it, he's the chip leader. The screen cuts to black with Teddy holding the WSOP ME bracelet, with Mike cheering him on. Joey Knish is in the background with a sour look on his face.
    Roll credits.

    • @AnGhaeilge
      @AnGhaeilge 7 років тому +40

      It's a low budget sequel. The sharknado of poker movies.

    • @jaybay2125
      @jaybay2125 7 років тому +22

      In a sense that has probably happened to some degree to most of the players that could have become great but had to give up after losing confidence and too much of their roll. If I won that big one at the Borgata back in 2011, I'd be in Vegas now, but instead I wake up in the middle of the night screaming "Why did he call a 25 BB shove on the bubble with AQ and suck out on me??!!!!" and then I roll over out of my box and go dumpster diving.

    • @pulinwang4648
      @pulinwang4648 7 років тому +3

      Amazing

    • @Grillar
      @Grillar 7 років тому +5

      Sean Ó Briain you sir are a genius

    • @mpup54
      @mpup54 7 років тому +2

      Dont mess with Joey Knish and his leather ass

  • @Phil-og8fx
    @Phil-og8fx 7 років тому +515

    Matt Damon should make a youtube video analysis on Doug's acting skills.

  • @Pricey987
    @Pricey987 7 років тому +168

    I can't believe nobody has thought to do this before (as far as I know). Brilliant vid as usual Doug.

    • @DougPolkPoker
      @DougPolkPoker  7 років тому +30

      +Jack Price Thanks Jack, I try to keep it creative around here.

    • @EricSmyth4Christ
      @EricSmyth4Christ 7 років тому +2

      The Poker Guys have done it before.

    • @johnfinerty6483
      @johnfinerty6483 7 років тому +1

      Was very common even at WSOP before the Moneymaker boom.

    • @Pricey987
      @Pricey987 7 років тому

      oh fair enough, well Doug did it well anyway.

    • @johnfinerty6483
      @johnfinerty6483 7 років тому +1

      Yeah man I don't know how easy the added visuals were, but they were totally great. I kind of secretly want to watch the entire movie right now with them added. Talk to Brian K and get it done! But then it was funny when even with the numbers on screen you either misspoke or miscalculated the 2k bet as 2x pot when 1250 was in there. But I already mentioned that. Since you guys are kind enough to GIVE US such amazing content almost constantly, it is funny when something slips through like "folding here having missed our draws" when you actually hit the str8 for 2nd nuts. It wasn't you who did this - I won't call out who but it was pretty comical. GJ!

  • @fefe2222
    @fefe2222 7 років тому +159

    I love that you analyze a hand like this lol

    • @woswasdenni1914
      @woswasdenni1914 7 років тому +4

      what iam missing is, asside from the card aspect, to analyze the talk. going all in with the sentence "i dont think you have the spades" is a terrible try to lure him into a call.
      that said, its sad that they train like police for action scenes but couldnt work on their chip handling skills. both are supposed to be pros playing 16 hours a day. but specially mat handles his chips as he plays once every 6 months in a home game which he probably did
      and the body language of both is terrible too.

    • @terracottapie
      @terracottapie 7 років тому +11

      This movie was written and shot in 1997. A lot of guys still handled their chips in an 'old school' way. The game hadn't evolved to the uniformity there is now, where everyone copies what they see on TV.

  • @Thspinnage
    @Thspinnage 7 років тому +318

    McDermot is a bad reg

    • @Pokerzysta1122
      @Pokerzysta1122 7 років тому +173

      Stick to ur NLH "online only" cash games bud. I'll buy into the Main Event for 1/3 of my bankroll and show you who's boss.

    • @DougPolkPoker
      @DougPolkPoker  7 років тому +70

      +Mike McDermott WP there Mike, I'll see you back at the chesterfield

    • @jpow333
      @jpow333 7 років тому +49

      There was a deleted scene in which right after this Teddy KGB got his donger out

    • @bobpapadopoulos5476
      @bobpapadopoulos5476 7 років тому +1

      Thspinnage b careful, you're gonna start a twitter war

    • @Thspinnage
      @Thspinnage 7 років тому +1

      wanna crossbook this WSOP though guy?

  • @NazZimou
    @NazZimou 7 років тому +157

    I think McDermot could have a better Bankroll management

    • @NazZimou
      @NazZimou 7 років тому +3

      LOL i wrote it before hearing you say it at the end

    • @wesk2675
      @wesk2675 5 років тому

      Either that or not overplay A9 because 9's full isn't that strong.

    • @dk2853
      @dk2853 5 років тому +5

      @@wesk2675 Isn't that strong? There's only one hand that beats him on that board!

    • @wesk2675
      @wesk2675 5 років тому

      @@dk2853 He contradicted his own advice though. He said "put all your money in with best of it and protect it if you don't." And he played A9 and got to cocky with nines full.

    • @wayne9287
      @wayne9287 5 років тому +2

      Yeah they should have made McDermot grinding cash game every day on 16+ tables. What a movie this would have been! ; )

  • @jackiewilliams4699
    @jackiewilliams4699 7 років тому +1

    loved this one. also love the bank roll management talk at the end. it's something that's extremely important in the game if people desiring to be professional

  • @pegasusofdark3768
    @pegasusofdark3768 7 років тому

    I just subscribed to your channel because you did this analysis. So many times I looked for it and no one has ever done it. Thanks!

  • @ryangarbettmusic
    @ryangarbettmusic 7 років тому

    One of my fav movies of all time, thanks for the video!

  • @Blep42O
    @Blep42O 7 років тому +3

    I love the screen grabs you used for the players whole cards, lmao!

  • @snorman1911
    @snorman1911 6 років тому

    Hah, good vid Doug. This is genius. Can't wait to watch the rest!

  • @daveyschneider
    @daveyschneider 7 років тому

    i honestly think this was the best hand analysis youve done. great work brotha

  • @ilprincipedario
    @ilprincipedario 7 років тому

    I was going to write a post on my blog about Rounders about what Italian poker pros think about the movie and its characters. Now I have a juicy video to add to my post. Thank you, Mr. Polk. You're amazing!

  • @aaronclareyloveshr6918
    @aaronclareyloveshr6918 5 років тому +1

    ... I love how you provide visuals by showing the hole cards to the viewer + cards on the flop as well.Just gives the average layman an easier time to digest what is going on in the hand.Nice review dude.
    .. Would like to see you do the final hand where Edward G Robinson's straight flush beats Steve McQueen's full house (Aces over 10's) from the movie 'The Cincinnati Kid'.What Robinson did in that hand was insane.

  • @OvermindAlpha
    @OvermindAlpha 7 років тому +16

    Hey, can you make the hand from james bond ? with the straight flush vs nut full house ?
    I know this hand doesnt make sense whatsoever, but its exactly why its so funny from a poker point of view :D

  • @toptenguy1
    @toptenguy1 7 років тому +75

    I like the small detail that Mike dealt his own losing hand, and KGB dealt his own losing hand at the end of the movie. So no possible rigged decks. (Am I thinking too much about this? hahaha)

    • @mwbrazier
      @mwbrazier 7 років тому +3

      I noticed this too. It doesn't guarantee anything though. A great cheater will have you deal yourself a losing hand like this by switching the deck as he cuts the cards after your shuffle

    • @coscanoe
      @coscanoe 4 роки тому +4

      @@mwbrazier He's going to switch out the deck while cutting it? Wow

    • @mwbrazier
      @mwbrazier 4 роки тому +1

      @@coscanoe yeah, it happens. Watch another poker movie called Shade with Jamie Foxx & Sylvester Stallone. This happens to Foxx's character. Someone switches the deck on his deal, so that he deals himself 10-10-10-10-K & deals someone else J-J-J-J-K. Obviously this is only a movie, but slick cheaters really have been pulling this off for many years.

    • @mwbrazier
      @mwbrazier 4 роки тому

      @@coscanoe ua-cam.com/video/TDt9P_N5lCI/v-deo.html Here's the link for the hand. It's later in the movie when he finds out that he was cheated.

    • @mwbrazier
      @mwbrazier 4 роки тому

      @@coscanoe here's the later scene where he discovers how it happened ua-cam.com/video/QeoL6G4bW4U/v-deo.html

  • @amdemik
    @amdemik 5 років тому

    Really appreciate what you are doing. I think you are one of the best poker players at the moment. I would love to take some one on one classes.

  • @hiilikeyourbeard
    @hiilikeyourbeard 7 років тому +5

    good thing Mikey never picked up on KGB not balancing his Oreo listen with his weak hands as well. incredible video. hahaha.

  • @seviren
    @seviren 7 років тому +11

    lol love the graphics!

  • @dwielgosz2011
    @dwielgosz2011 7 років тому +3

    This is by far my favourite poker channel on YT right now! Well done Doug

  • @samchaffer3379
    @samchaffer3379 7 років тому

    Doug this was superb. Laughed all the way through.

  • @bobpapadopoulos5476
    @bobpapadopoulos5476 7 років тому +3

    Great video. You are correct, something seems fishy about that deck!! Is this where KGB stands up & says "Hey Mikey, HOW YOU LIKE THEM APPLES!!!"

  • @yehchuck
    @yehchuck 7 років тому +15

    And nice barreling with the AQ vs the jacks the hong kong buisness man had..love the pwer moves

  • @camstegames8437
    @camstegames8437 7 років тому

    Absolutely love the idea of a confirmed high stakes professional breaking down a hollywood hand.... Brilliant video, and amazingly great information for it being 100% fiction you are analyzing. Love you youtubers/streamers that are so willing to give away mountains of information you broke your bank to amass, for free. Earned a sub the hard way my friend, but earned it none the less haha. If I ever get back into serious(well serious for me anyway haha) poker when Ohio finally legalizes online, I feel like guys like you, tonkaa, staples and all the others basically gave me thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of coaching for free. Heartfelt thank you.

  • @terracottapie
    @terracottapie 7 років тому

    Great job on the avatar pics for the hole card graphic. I LOLed.

  • @EastwoodNewYork
    @EastwoodNewYork 7 років тому +15

    It's ok Mike.... Go back to that soft seat in Queens, rebuild your roll, and hook up with Petra. The end.

  • @gsnebawaki6690
    @gsnebawaki6690 7 років тому +1

    Hey Doug - Thanks on taking the time to do these! I think you do a great job and I have learned a lot from your analysis! This Video is great because it also shows how poker has come so far with Value betting - mathematics - hand ranges - EV - etc... Thanks and keep up the good work!

  • @brinstarmedia1411
    @brinstarmedia1411 5 років тому

    I love the thumbnail pics you used of them next to their poker hands. Lol

  • @ITILII
    @ITILII 4 роки тому +1

    Great movie, Malkovich and Damon, great actors....but the part I like best is that graphic :-) Thanks Doug....you're ACES !!!

  • @user-qu8nr5ds1q
    @user-qu8nr5ds1q 7 років тому +1

    Very good video well done and we when they can expect in twitch?

  • @mookey75
    @mookey75 6 років тому

    The teddy and mike thumbnail pics are hilarious Hahahaha

  • @angerwound
    @angerwound 7 років тому

    Haha. Nicely done Doug. Been anxiously anticipating the next installment of this series. Enjoy the vacation. If you guys get 30 min south of Chi; toss me a line. Double date dinner on me. Would love to meet the legend.

  • @thenima
    @thenima 7 років тому

    douh you're hilarious. a tounge-in-cheek commentary on your DMCA notices . well played.

  • @cold9bet
    @cold9bet 7 років тому

    lol your thumbnails are so great :D

  • @OhYeaMista
    @OhYeaMista 5 років тому

    I love the graphics and the pics lmao

  • @MZ3692
    @MZ3692 7 років тому

    Rounders series ftw. This hand brings laughs every time I see it.

  • @andrewwallace3236
    @andrewwallace3236 7 років тому

    Rounders series! Best film!!! Please moreeeee

  • @faaipdeoaid4
    @faaipdeoaid4 7 років тому +7

    lol fun video analyzing this hand

  • @10000rambos
    @10000rambos 7 років тому +7

    Great idea to analize this scene! I've played hold em with some old school vets, and flatting aces would be considered-not that strange, back in the early 90's. Also, Mikey dubbed Teddy as "tricky", so Teddy might have been playing on Mikeys aggression, as opposed to a random trap with aces. As we later discover in the film, Mikeys hero is Johnny Chan, and that group of players could have been considered to be "aggressive" for that era. As far as the obvious tension building, betting sizes; after the over bet on the flop, nature kind of took its course. As mentioned is the other comments, you should do Casino Royale, but do a statistical analysis of those ridiculous odds to have occurred.

    • @pa1nted
      @pa1nted Рік тому

      yeah some great analization

    • @Daniel-mw7pu
      @Daniel-mw7pu 9 місяців тому

      I once saw set over set over set turn into quads for one player and then it got cracked by a straight flush on the river. It was an enormous pot.

  • @Sharkster32
    @Sharkster32 7 років тому +9

    Top job with the graphics, needs percentages too though lol

    • @pantsenfuego9986
      @pantsenfuego9986 3 роки тому

      LoL Should had a deleted scene in the movie where 9♦️ falls on the river.

  • @bigjoey1114
    @bigjoey1114 7 років тому

    Looking a little too cas(ual) there Teddy. hahaha - great stuff Doug!

  • @thekimfamily1380
    @thekimfamily1380 7 років тому

    Awesome graphics showing the players hole cards and pictures!

  • @Galervo80
    @Galervo80 7 років тому

    Doug, you are just BEST! :). Greetings Finland :)

  • @mikelawrey8056
    @mikelawrey8056 7 років тому +27

    Phil Hellmuth said he would've just faltted

    • @DarrenSemotiuk
      @DarrenSemotiuk 7 років тому +7

      Phil Hellmuth actually woulda just folded pre. Just like his QQ with 8 blinds.

    • @nylac100
      @nylac100 6 років тому

      He actually said this on the players commentary on the DVD.

  • @alexbabits770
    @alexbabits770 7 років тому +11

    Send this to Matt Damon, I'm sure he'd get a laugh out of it.

  • @matthewtudberry1379
    @matthewtudberry1379 7 років тому +2

    :D good choice. You got a good youtube grind going.

  • @ValHeartNDHeartSuqquNoHeartPat
    @ValHeartNDHeartSuqquNoHeartPat 7 років тому

    Aw I love this one so much!

  • @JohnSmith-og5th
    @JohnSmith-og5th 7 років тому

    How did I end up here at this point of my life??? Anyway, great analysis, like always Doug!

  • @thomasocallaghan9145
    @thomasocallaghan9145 5 років тому

    Only Doug Polk could criticize this hand and make it hilarious at the same time, well done sir

  • @bontronblock
    @bontronblock 4 роки тому +5

    First guy I've ever watched call time on himself

  • @jonathanouellet7155
    @jonathanouellet7155 7 років тому +2

    7:24 did i hear Vanessa Selbst in the back saying : '' string bet, that's the bet ''

  • @OsefKincaid
    @OsefKincaid 7 років тому

    Do you have a system where people can ask for hands to review? I'd be interested in what you think of the Kanit vs Carrel EPT hand (when Carrel has kings, flats preflop and folds river to a 3barrel on 36697), maybe it's not a famous enough hand for your segment though

  • @marttitaskinen9774
    @marttitaskinen9774 7 років тому

    analyze some bond hands too:D or did you already,anyway this is awesome!!

  • @LilOak
    @LilOak 7 років тому

    great video bro!

  • @joeingram1
    @joeingram1 7 років тому +18

    Nice breakdown papi! I don't like Mike Macds raise on the river.
    Teddy is pretty polarized on the river and when you factor in the equity of the game being rigged, I think a call is best. Teddy might also bet 3x/fold most of his flushes if he decided to take this line and he probably only chooses this sizing with the Nut Flush but that hand might be scared of a slowplay full house (fun player logic) so it would bet less. Teddy also seems like the type of fun player who wouldn't choose this sizing with 89 or 88 because he is still scared of a slow played A9 or AA and also is more likely to raise those hands on the flop against Mikes lead. I think when you factor those things in, it becomes a pretty clear call from Mike.

    • @joeingram1
      @joeingram1 7 років тому +1

      On a deeper level, there is some chance Teddy is turning a 9 into a bluff in this situation and Mike thinks Teddy will bet/call the river with enough worse hands in his range to make it a shove. Nothing we've seen up until this point of the match would give credence to that thought but it is a possibility. Thinking about our range in Mikes spot a bit more, this might be a good spot to turn an Ace into a bluff. If Teddy knows Mike is capable of doing that, it makes the dynamic much more interesting.

    • @DougPolkPoker
      @DougPolkPoker  7 років тому +4

      +joeingram1 lol Joey, I see you trolling over there

    • @joeingram1
      @joeingram1 7 років тому +1

      It might not be applicable to this exact hand but very applicable to the spot in general for poker players out there!! You want to consider all angles of a situation and try to take something away to improve your own approach to the game!!!

    • @joeingram1
      @joeingram1 7 років тому +2

      +Doug Polk WAIT!! You really think it is always, 100%, a shove in Mike Macd spot?? With the stakes that are on the line and with rigged equity being involved??? What hands can Teddy really have with this sizing in this spot?
      Also Mike has to think he has a pretty big edge against Teddy and it probably isn't worth it to take the risk in a spot like this. Warning bells have to be going off when you are playing in a home game and something super unusual happens in a spot like this.

    • @PP-cv6em
      @PP-cv6em 7 років тому +1

      Nothing wrong with what you said Joe..it's the great game of Pot limit omaha that swayed your thinking, FH vs FH doesn't happen often in NLHE :P

  • @HCmikeyx
    @HCmikeyx 7 років тому +4

    this video is so quality LUL

  • @Delajoyason
    @Delajoyason 7 років тому +3

    Hey Doug, love your videos man. I was just wondering, is there anyway to justify just flatting Teddy KGB's 3x pot overbet on the river? I know we have the 2nd nuts that includes a blocker to the nuts, but if Teddy is the person that Mike McD and everyone thinks he is, is he really just flatting the overbet on the flop, leading out on the river for 3x pot, and then calling a shove with worse than A9? I feel like the only hands that could play that way and be worse by the river that aren't bluffs are 88 or 89. I don't believe he'd 3x pot with any flush.

  • @BOTzerker
    @BOTzerker 7 років тому

    Love the avatars!

  • @gamblor7151
    @gamblor7151 7 років тому

    Analysing poker hands from a movie. Genius :)

  • @erikowen4956
    @erikowen4956 7 років тому

    Nice break down wish I had u ask a coach I need it

  • @SuperSecundos
    @SuperSecundos 7 років тому

    It is good that you can analyse a hand like this. And I agree on your analyse aswell. But a lot of players don't wtf they are doing and you will put them on the wrong hand if you alalyse it :P

  • @allandbowden
    @allandbowden 7 років тому

    Love it, f...ing awesome

  • @EricSmyth4Christ
    @EricSmyth4Christ 7 років тому

    The 3x pot lead on the river is a great play as a bluff, because it can sometimes get a flush to fold, and all the worse hands. When you have such a great bluffing size, you want to balance it sometimes with huge hands like AA.

  • @adchadch912
    @adchadch912 7 років тому +2

    Aw man I'd love for Mike just to roll over 99 at the end when teddy goes to scoop the pot.

  • @LtFrankDrebin100
    @LtFrankDrebin100 4 роки тому

    It’s funny that you’re analyzing the bet sizing through a GTO prism. The pre-Moneymaker era of poker bet sizing was out the window. Shit was wild.

  • @andrewkim6037
    @andrewkim6037 7 років тому

    It's a movie. Bigger bets add drama and suspense. Nice video.

  • @liamtttt6871
    @liamtttt6871 3 роки тому +1

    Hahaha, you are crazy dougie!!

  • @BrendanBeckett
    @BrendanBeckett 7 років тому

    I'd like to see more hand analyses of hands from movies. Of course, most of them are completely ridiculous and usually are some kind of no limit 5 card draw where people start throwing watches and shit into the pot

  • @TheAVBPodcast
    @TheAVBPodcast 5 років тому

    This video is 2 years old, but I've got to say, completely brilliant. Great breakdown, and just an all around hilarious idea.

  • @tylerjoyner9865
    @tylerjoyner9865 6 років тому

    i started poker way too late. solid reads though mikey

  • @ununseptium7961
    @ununseptium7961 7 років тому

    Great idea Doug. This is $1337. I just ordered Rounders on Blu-ray because of this.

  • @edjr672
    @edjr672 7 років тому

    Can't believe that's the same guy that was the lawyer in "A Night Of" amazing

  • @jont2576
    @jont2576 7 років тому

    best movie review ever.

  • @hanscakestealer8546
    @hanscakestealer8546 6 років тому

    now i gotta watch Rounders again

  • @eshneto
    @eshneto 7 років тому

    You're funny. I am enjoying a lot your channel.

  • @AntiPopLTD
    @AntiPopLTD 7 років тому

    KGB is looking fired up in his thumbnail.

  • @drgoldfinger89
    @drgoldfinger89 7 років тому

    dat player thumbnails! :D

  • @fabricelealch
    @fabricelealch 7 років тому

    ahah you should analyse the final hand from The Cincinnati Kid :D

  • @musclebeatsrice1232
    @musclebeatsrice1232 7 років тому

    Had a very similar hand happen to me years back. A Q hit top 2 pair on the flop, but other guy had pocket Q's. Only reason I still cashed in that tourney was because I was chip leader at the beginning of the hand :)

  • @trefwoordpunk2225
    @trefwoordpunk2225 Рік тому

    The avatars are too funny!!

  • @michaeljohnston777
    @michaeljohnston777 4 роки тому +3

    "I see your $2000 and raise you 5 Oreo Cookies.: (In my fake Russian accent)

  • @orrdavey
    @orrdavey 7 років тому

    Reviewed so many of OTB's hands and he does this flop over bet on this type of board, too... and from these exact positions. Five years ago I thought this bet was terrible. Now I am realizing on these medium straight draw flush draw boards that this over bet is probably good.

  • @davidmackie5850
    @davidmackie5850 3 роки тому

    I think Doug should've taken into account that this was in the 90s poker strategy has come along way going all in preflop was a rarity so flatting with aces was much more common and people still do it as more of a trapping hand

  • @Mike-cp1tj
    @Mike-cp1tj 7 років тому

    WOW how did you create the cool graphic Doug?

  • @25bananasaday
    @25bananasaday 7 років тому

    so funny i loved it

  • @joshuapatrick682
    @joshuapatrick682 7 років тому

    can you raise this 3x pot bet? what are you going to get called by that you are beating? is a flush calling a shove after overbetting? is 89?

  • @3six967
    @3six967 4 роки тому

    If they follow your advice do you think the writers would have a capped range from which to continue the storyline?

  • @chezrodriguez7236
    @chezrodriguez7236 7 років тому +1

    are we not going to acknowledge the fact that Lyn string bet the river? lol

  • @tonypovilitus2408
    @tonypovilitus2408 6 років тому

    Haha funny stuff doug

  • @nylac100
    @nylac100 6 років тому

    Hellmuth on the commentary track says he'd flat the river as Mike. Lol

  • @rickyfonsi6820
    @rickyfonsi6820 5 років тому

    It looks like a poker match from a movie!!

  • @Sethbowman3
    @Sethbowman3 7 років тому

    This hand is such a setup

  • @Filippirgos
    @Filippirgos 7 років тому

    I guess last hand from Casino Royale has to be in some of the future videos...

  • @rickythedrawer
    @rickythedrawer 6 років тому

    OMFG WHY HAVE I JUST SEEN THIS?!?!?! I'M FUCKING DYING. i fast forwarded to 0:41 doug: "Our action begins with..."

  • @ilya4759
    @ilya4759 3 роки тому +1

    The storyline behind the hand is this. Ted overbets the pot on the river knowing that Mike has either slow played a full house, or more likely made the flush on the river. No need for Ted to go for a check-raise, as you're just as likely to be called (your opponent is getting better odds vs a check-raise, but the strength of your hand is more transparent).
    When Mike is faced with such a huge river bet, he should realize that Ted is not going to call his all-in with just a flush. If Mike just call the river bet, he is back to the $30k that he started the night with.
    The key sentence is "i knew before the cards were turned" which means that he got so distracted by the dreams of Vegas, that he didn't realize that the only hand that calls him got him beat.

  • @dragonshane
    @dragonshane 7 років тому

    First, great break down. Second, I've particularly not liked this movie because of poker technicalities. A)In this scene, you see Matt Damon splash the pot with his All-in motion, then later in the movie, he will tell KGB to not splash the pot. B)In the final game, KGB bets $5k but puts out 3 even stacks of black chips. To me, this looks like $6k.
    And finally, I just noticed in this video... they are using very nice KEM plastic playing cards. I do like that they make them look quite used as KGB shows his Aces and you can see black dirt spots. However, just before that when Matt Damon lays down the deck to call time, you can see the top card drift easily off the top of the deck, meaning it is a new unused deck with no grime and dirt.
    The End

  • @darthtwerk6899
    @darthtwerk6899 4 роки тому

    Ha! This was great!

  • @yehchuck
    @yehchuck 7 років тому

    There is something hysterical about analyzing this fictional hand haha

  • @moneymikz
    @moneymikz 7 років тому +3

    Kids got alligator blood

  • @darth_wager
    @darth_wager 7 років тому +20

    how epic would it have been if after teddy shows his hand and the big guy starts dragging the pot for Mike to flip quad nines. gg teddy showers.