The Boski hand is weird. You got this David V taking up two seats at the table next to Andrew P with the weirdest backwards elbow alien arms you'll ever see.
Jake Cooper Lol. At least they put the widest guy and the skinniest guy next to each other to be able to keep the rest of the seats in their correct place.
GWrench9 Probably because he only tipped the dealer $2 after winning a 2.3k pot. I'm not a big tipper myself, and I know it's up to each individual, but I would've given him a $5 red chip at least.
16:40 I don’t get why Bobby’s percentage drops from 32% to 16% - exactly half. After the flop, he could have had K-9, K-J, K-3, J-J, 3-3 or 9-9 on the turn and river, and he would have had a full house, and K-K for quads. The percentage going half down implies Bobby only has a chance of getting a flush - one card less to draw, one chance less of getting a club. Someone please explain?
Yes I got that.... My question is why. Why didn’t it drop to 15 or something? Because after the turn, noticing it wasn’t a 3, 9, J or K, he lost the chance of getting a full house or quads.
I'm sure I'm messing some details but I'll try to explain it best I know: The odds of a runner runner FH are less than 1% on the flop and the odds of a flush are approx 31-32% (7 clubs to hit out of 44 cards left at the time of the flop and 7 clubs to hit out of only 42 cards at the time of the burn/turn) Once the turn card comes and no runner runner full houses are available, there is only a possibility of a flush. 7 clubs out of 42 cards left in the deck with only 1 card left to come, which is approx 16%. Edit: they are rounding the percentages to the nearest whole number so the percentage coincidentally drops to what appears to be exactly half of what it was (32%-16%). The actual percentages are 31.7% on the flop, and 15.9% on the turn. Hope this helps
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The Boski hand is weird. You got this David V taking up two seats at the table next to Andrew P with the weirdest backwards elbow alien arms you'll ever see.
Thanks for the laugh
Jake Cooper Lol. At least they put the widest guy and the skinniest guy next to each other to be able to keep the rest of the seats in their correct place.
6:20 - how is a pair of 9s vs. 2nd nut flush draw one of "the Most CRAZY Poker FLOPS SEEN!"?
You really under the impression that these are “the MOST crazy poker flops ever” ... not so sure I am
This is only easy fill material with not their own content, all above 10 minutes in length so they win, no matter what comes on the river.
"Boss-Key" would be a fun play on Jeff's name or like a good screen name / handle / username.
Great stuff! :)
WTH bro top pair v second flush draw now that is what I call CRAZY
That Andrew P guy is so dislikable for some reason.
GWrench9 Probably because he only tipped the dealer $2 after winning a 2.3k pot. I'm not a big tipper myself, and I know it's up to each individual, but I would've given him a $5 red chip at least.
@@theejayzeeable most people tip $1 per hand in 5/10 games
8:44 wtf is that laugh?
The K-9 vs. K-J hand?? That's a top 5 crazy flop? Whatever.
really? Most CRAZY poker flops? I think not lol
16:40 I don’t get why Bobby’s percentage drops from 32% to 16% - exactly half.
After the flop, he could have had K-9, K-J, K-3, J-J, 3-3 or 9-9 on the turn and river, and he would have had a full house, and K-K for quads. The percentage going half down implies Bobby only has a chance of getting a flush - one card less to draw, one chance less of getting a club.
Someone please explain?
It dropped from 32% to 16% after the turn card was revealed.
Yes I got that.... My question is why.
Why didn’t it drop to 15 or something? Because after the turn, noticing it wasn’t a 3, 9, J or K, he lost the chance of getting a full house or quads.
The announcer actually said it was about 85% to 15%. They maybe didn't have the correct % listed on the flop.
I'm sure I'm messing some details but I'll try to explain it best I know:
The odds of a runner runner FH are less than 1% on the flop and the odds of a flush are approx 31-32% (7 clubs to hit out of 44 cards left at the time of the flop and 7 clubs to hit out of only 42 cards at the time of the burn/turn)
Once the turn card comes and no runner runner full houses are available, there is only a possibility of a flush. 7 clubs out of 42 cards left in the deck with only 1 card left to come, which is approx 16%.
Edit: they are rounding the percentages to the nearest whole number so the percentage coincidentally drops to what appears to be exactly half of what it was (32%-16%). The actual percentages are 31.7% on the flop, and 15.9% on the turn.
Hope this helps
Wow Boski and Neeme in a pot with Bart Hanson commentary!! Where’s Doug Polk??
That wasn't Neeme :p
i wonder which one is the craziest
When a player is bluffing but gets there
I came here for Jeff Boski
Did I win??
Love your videos. But floping a straight or two pairs ain't crazy! ;)
When a trapper becomes the prey
Not exactly crazy hands nor the craziest in poker.
that girl wendy thinks she pro now lol
I want one
dark horse
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youa re joking right!!!!
Cool
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