RECORD BREAKING $2 MILLION POKER POT!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Last night's high stakes poker cash game featured some all-time fan favorites like Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan (aka Durrrr), Dan Cates (aka Jungleman) and Patrik Antonius. However, it was Jason Koon and Kane Kalas that stole the show, battling it out for the largest pot in TV poker history. What a time to be alive.
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Can Daniel Negreanu READ MINDS?! th-cam.com/video/AvzMsqjZY08/w-d-xo.html
so glad ur more active on the channel again. got me into the game a couple years back
Hey I don't mean to brag, but I'm prob the best online no limit hold em player in the world. Let me know if you want me to help you with your small blind game. I can teach you how to limp with all of your holdings, that way nobody will ever know what you have. I just push all in every flop, that way I'm 50 50. Because you either win or you lose. These mathematics can be pretty difficult for a newb like you and your "students" let me know If you need helo
jbot91 jbot91 Spoken like a true bot. You’re unbeatable. I’m going back to Stars and pray.
Why do I skip so much of you video.
yes please, where can i send my credit card information? i want to learn more about these all in ever flop mathematics
Worst feeling in poker is to say all in and before you finish the sentence dude says call
Courney Hallcy 100%
unless you have the nuts. that's happened to me before as well :P
@@JasonVaysberg That's what I was thinking. Why does he snap calling him when he doesn't have the nuts?
@@DonSantinoAndolini Because he has less than 1/3 pot to call with and 2nd nuts.
@@awc7279 not second nuts, but with the preflop action it’s almost certain no1 has straight. Koon could’ve had aces, but yeh so much in the pot already.
Doug Polk Poker doesn't get out of bed for less than a $2million pot.
I hate those giant chips like wtf is this ? World 4 from mario 3?
Lmao
harder to go south with
@@golfmaniac007 LOL :D
Well I got bamboozled by the graphics. Kane is actually SB, not BB.
Doug Polk Poker no need to curse
John Barron that guy calls himself fish...2013
Poopy-di scoop
Funny, but the occasional errors actually add charm to your channel and videos. Great work, Doug.
@@joshzhuang2149 - Yeah, but Dougie says 'a fish' not 'fish' or 'the fish'.
everyone is talking, looking at their phones, trying to order food ... meanwhile IVY is intensely watching every move KOON and KALAS are making in the hand ... that's a TRUE Professional
Yes and that's why theres a 25+ waiting list every time Ivey gets into a seat online.
This is why Phil Ivy is the GOAT.
Wout B oh snap
I like paul phua is casually talking about flipping 80m dollars in real estate
All ivy is thinking is: :jesus this is getting big
That snap disappointment from Koon tho lol
Moneytron some say he's still puckered to this day
AH17293 he got it all back later on that session
TBF he did just lose 920k :O
It's in Euros so he really lost over a million...not that that's any different to a guy like me that would love to have either lol
@@jarredcan3030
he just knew the thin valuebet failed when you got snapped there
Finally, that Durrr-Ivey straight on straight hand was about 10 years old...
Time for poker to progress
Fei Li but the size of pot seems not that huge considering inflation rate
Those 100k betting disks are hilarious to me
One betting disk please
Me too..it sillly. They just look stupid. Just use friggin chips. Or the euro rectangle things.
Well i guess thats fine because you cant even afford one of them
@@alexandervojdani9127 haha
The hilarious things that are worth more money than you have ever been worth in your lifetime?
Chips are moving like they're playing for PLAY MONEY on Party Poker 2006 !!
U mean on PP 2018
Dude i was a play chip millionare back in the day we used to feed the table ao everyone had 10 mill 😂
Fricking pp poker is killing me
j7d is in a balanced 5-bet range.
Wayne Chiang Wayne! Get back in your LATB cage 😅😅😅
:(
Yes but do you happen to know where I can get some good bbq meat?
only in los angeles!
nice photoshop wayne
Kane kalas is the son of Henry kalas who was the announcer for the Phillies till he passed away. Fun fact I used to do karate with him when I was a kid.
That's only a fun fact for you, since we dont know you
Erik-Alexander Sverkholt nice1
Harry Kalas. Was a true announcing legend for Philadelphia
no you didnt
Fun Fact: you should have led the whole thing with "Fun Fact:" You should be karate chopped in the groin for that oversight.
Commentator sounds like me AKA bustonoko
nanonoko Nanonoko ch ch ch ch ch!!!!!
Sup Brokonoko
you busto for real? man if you busted just stake me!! i currently make a living on 2NL eating spaghetti and brokoli every day
Masticlox Poker defo +ev the broccoli
Its cheat actually, high protein low price low calorie ++++ ev
In the background, Tom Dwan talking about Philippine politics lol
Doug cracks me up. I love the editing of his videos.
I heard Tom Dwan but I didn't see him. Why did you censor him? What are you hiding?!
Was at a table with Kane Kalas in a $500 tournament at Parx Casino.. Really good player. He played this hand perfectly
I love your sense of humour Doug and your willingness to take the plss out of yourself. The stakes are getting mental. I remember back 10 years ago at 100 K part on high-stakes poker was rare.
It's just gotten crazy the last couple years, it's not necessarily a good thing to attract the casual viewer. When you have a person that can lose the value of 6 good houses in 5 minutes it's just something they cannot relate to.
Doug doesn't play 1 house/2 house, but he commentates it.
never lost 6 good houses bro?
You may only play micro stakes now, but you still troll on a high stakes level.
Can we all just pause to throw cred to the dealer's style being on fleeeek
"for the land of free" had me died laughing.......lmfao
The monologue of "I dont miss high stakes" killing me man
I’ll be honest, j Koon is a boss, but anyone remember when he had a panic attack at a WPT ft in the middle of the hand?! That shit was awesome! The guy next to him had a genuine look of concern on his face for him
All things considered this is a pretty standard hand. Just a few extra zeroes than you normally might see.
Nathaniel Morgan i agree with you 100%. Jkoon could have gotten away from this hand easily. What hand does he put KAne on after he calls the 3 bet and calls the flop? He has to know on the turn he’s beat. That river card owned him though. Either way big fan of Jason K guy is a beast
yeah...about 7 more zeroes than I play lol
Nice rubber bands holding the chip/plaques together. Why not make them like lego blocks so you could stack them together?
Genius!
Invention of the year
Bottled Water don't be ridiculous! Clearly lego is the way to go
Because you can mark the cards with the raised part of the "Lego" connector.
cuz those are big dollar value chips. need to see them on the table and for the cameras. it makes it hard to go south and north with those size placards.
God those stakes are high. blind 2000/4000. I lose the sb and BB and my entire bankroll is gone
masanet thomas z haha same here.
masanet thomas gottta fight for those pots
just think the sb plus the bb is a hole 5 days wages for me this sucks
just think the sb plus the bb is a hole 3 days wages for me this sucks
just think the sb plus the bb is a hole 2 days wages for me this sucks
Literally what hand would ever call Koon's all in on the river though? Queens aint calling lmao. JJ.. 99.. nope.
i thought that was donk move to go all in. thats giving no respect to other player hand and ability
thats kinda the point. Koon doesn't think he is good here. His only option to win is move all in. He doesn't want a call. He already had about 1/2 mil in the pot. Its hard to give up on.
@@michaelsecrest90 so u are saying that koons all in bet has a good chance at making a set of 3's, 5's, 6's, 10's fold?
@@golfmaniac007 It might get specifically AK to fold sometimes. AT probably isn't even here but if it is, I imagine it calls.
Definitely can't see this bet picking up any action from worse hands, it represents an ace so hard.
@@Cream147player but floating AK on the flop and turn (despite the reasonable price) seems like a weird line? might make AK unlikely by the river.
The only hand which you put in a tough spot is kk which will likely re-raise pre. Anything below other than 10/10 will fold to a shove unless there is specific read so you don't get value from anything. It's either your ahead anyway and you're unlikely to get paid, or your behind. Anything less than an all in is exploitable so its either check or shove. I guess you could argue either is reasonable?
I find it amazing how accurate and spot on Doug's commentary is....... especially since he can tailor it to what was done so far after the fact....simply genius...
Bob R yea and then when he plays in an actual high stakes game, he plays 5x looser than his commentary would ever let on! Pisses away hundreds of thousands of dollars on bad calls....
Doug finally got some sun
I love how you continue to drop in your drunk play into these highlights.... at least you don't give some dumb excuse as to what happened... we've all done dumb things while drunk, few of us have the honesty to own up to it.....
I wonder what should the optimal strategy be for Kane in this spot. Obviously hitting the miracle 10 is great, but what if it came an overcard on the turn or even all low cards, was he supposed to call call fold on the river?
It would depend on the runout , suits and card removal and how balanced the opponent is. But probably yes
I was crying in laughter from that outro :-)
SAY IT AINT SO I WILL NOT GO TURN THE LIGHTS OFF CARRY ME HOME!! I loved you in blink182 man!
I almost choked on my sandwich when Doug called Mikita Badziakouski a fish, lmao
It’s a reference to his screen name
As soon as he said we can't forget pots like this idk why but I had a feeling I was gonna hear "oh my gosh" lmao
OMG, the tripoly screen shot was hilarious!!! Thanks as always Doug.
😂 the cut scene to singing i’m dead
"A fish flats from the SB as fish often do" oh man doug is one funny man.
So You didn´t get it, his nickname (of Nikita Bodyakovskiy) is "fish2013"
wildcatApollo obviously I got it... that's why it's funny ?
Man, do you believe that we will be called by worst hands shoving the river ? Like, I truly do not believe JJ-KK, 99 would call, and in my opinion we’ll only be called by hands that are beating us (TT, AK, AA), só I prefer to check this river. What do you think ?
Seems reasonable
I dont know why Polk didn't put any AK in Kalis's range on the river. The turn bet was tiny and I think AK probably peels it again. Feels like AQ is a check to me. I agree with you that JJ-KK get folded alot since its the worst river in the deck.
I would never play AQ that strong on any street. But then, it would bother me a little to lose a million dollars on a one pair hand. I guess that's why I'm not a pro.
I agree in most senses. You could still extract value from kk from a shove, and maybe some qq (I could see jj bluffing this river in koon's shoes to fold out qq/kk type holdings kalis could have). But given the small bet sizing otf and the turn, ak could definitely be in his range, as could aq, and this plus 3 combos of 1010 is enough to put me off betting a third street for sure now I think about it.
I'm going to take dougs word for it and say he has no AK and no AA on the river. So he can't even get AK to fold.
99, JJ-KK just check behind because it's the worst card in the deck right? If Koon only has AA, KK and some Ax bluffs he beats all of Kalas's range other than 10's.
I'm probably completely wrong, but I don't understand how it's not a check 100% of the time.
Doug, thanks for analyzing a hand that isn’t so boring and obvious like AA v KK and has some real poker play! 👏👏👌
Doug Polk calling Nikita Badziakouski a "Fish" that epic.
His online name is also fish2013
Doug, shouldn't we value bet only if we're getting called by worst around at least 50 % of times? I don't see kalas calling that often
The ending was really funny Doug lmao
No slow roll on that river call... LOL
Your amazing Doug with your commentary keep it up :)
What amazes me more then the entire hand is the singing hahaha
You're hilarious Doug. Love your work!
14:00 but Doug…none of us are playing “good players” who balance their range
This hand review made me realize I played aces wrong once. Flop was brick but 2 hearts and the guy bets. I called. Turn was a black ace. He raised again, fearing the flush, I re-raised all in.
Hind sight I could’ve let him hang himself and doubled up, but I was a pussy.
Elemexe not always correct to slow play. This pot it makes sense because of the narrow ranges, aggression of the player he's against, the high possibility of a bluff on river or opponent is bluffing, and a safe board.
Lol the endings on these are always so good
nice analysis. it matches pretty much what koon had to say about this hand (later). You got to watch his interview with joe ingram. so insightful! great guy.
8:41 Ivey Made J Koon do that with his mind…
unreal, these guys are legends
"Pretty sick"... Your delivery and timing of that cracked me up. Stuff like this is why I can't wait for your next video (it's certainly not the analysis, since i'm a complete moron)
Hate that snap call after you’ve gone all in...one of the worst feelings in world when you know you’re are beat
Good to see Doug back. Now lets see if you can beat the microstakes.....and you want to be my latex salesman
"Just 2,000/4,000 Euro with a 4,000 ante." Barely worth playing for.
To me it really looks like kalas is in the SB and paul in the BB. There is a huge yellow button in front of the "fish" and paul acted last preflop!
honestly what is gonna calling range of kayne in that spot on river. Koon's bluffs are mainly AK AQ heavy flop and turn, and get there on river. So, KK QQ JJ should check back and get to safe showdown cheaply, losing time to time TT set, and down bet w/ AA AK since koon doesn't really have that much bluffs, and also if he got jammed on river, he should fold AQ and some of AK.
16:47 TRIPOLEY XD XD XD XD XD
You sir are a genius.
What is the reasoning behind three-betting most of the hands you are going to play from the small blind, especially given that you will be playing the rest of the hand out of position?
beautiful job on the opener for the phillies kalas
he must have had sooo much training to sing that note with such good support and technique! Wow
OK I know it's late but nobody has answered this correctly yet I think. Here's how the math works (god, I hope I'm not wrong about this!):
839,000 in the middle, let's make it 840k for friendlier numbers - then each player put up 420k into the pot. Let's put Kalas range as 99, TT, JJ - pretty much the only one that makes sense whatsoever; seldomly AA but let's be very generous to him and say he always plays AA like this.
Now when he folds, the outcome of the hand for him is -420k that he put into the pot; when he wins, he wins 420k+504k that Koon adds with the river bet, meaning 924k - again, simplify that to 920k. (still with me? good!) Now how much does he fold? TT is 3 combos, 99 and JJ are 6 each, AA has 1 combo left. So he folds 12 combos out of a total 16 (at best!), meaning 3/4 or 75% of the time.
When he folds he loses 420k, so out of 4 times he will lose 1,320,000 or 1 million 320k.
When he wins it's 920k, which happens one time out of four. So four times this spot happens he will lose 400k on average.
In order to prevent that, he needs to call 60% of the time (because Koon's bluff needs to work 40% as he bet 2/3 pot) - that means 9.6/16 combos. TT and AA ARE 4 so he needs to find 5.6 combos from JJ-99 - almost all JJ combos are enough.
That, in turn, makes it a profitable value bet for AQ. Besides, if Kalas only called TT/AA here, Koon would only bet AA and own him so probably both know Kalas needs to call more.
I saw the livestream yesterday... It was a sick hand!
I wish you would put a captian at the end of some of these hands that say's no punches where absorbed during the filming of these poker hands....
Hey Doug, Fish2013 was otb(see yellow button in front of him) Kalas was in the sb.
Why doesnt Doug play high stakes any longer? I know he is not broke. Ah ok i just googled it. It IS a grind sometimes. Just sad to see such a great talent not playing high stakes. Love your videos bro.
That Negreanu clip FUCKING HILARIOUS
Here is why Jason Koon has to bet with AQ on the river.
Preflop Ranges:
- Koon = JJ+, AK+, AQ (some of them), A5s, A4s, KQ (some of them)
- Kane = 88+, J10s+, ATs, AJs, AQs, AKo
Flop (263k) : 5d 3h 6s
By betting half pot, Koon is giving Kane 3 to 1 to call, which means that he has to bluff 25% of the time when he c-bets.
Obviously, his value range is JJ, QQ, KK and AA (24 combos). So he has to find 8 bluff combos to be balance. But since his bluff has equity (AQ and A4s can improve on later streets), he can bet like 10 AQ combos 4 A4s combos.
From Kane side, the situation is this. He is supposed to defend 66% of his range here.
88+ = 42 combos
JTs+ = 16 combos
ATs, AJs, AQs, AKo = 24 combos
Total: 82 combos
So he has to defend 54 combos :
88+ = 42 combos
And 12 combos with, for example, back door flush draws:
- ATdd, AThh, ATss
- AJdd, AJhh, AJss
- AQdd, AQhh, AQss
- AKdd, AKhh, AKss
Turn (519k) : Tc
Koon bets 160k (0,3x pot), which means he is supposed to bluff only 20% of the time when he bets, because he gives great odds for Kane to call.
The value range of Koon here is still JJ+, so 24 combos. He should have only 6 bluff combos, but with the equity of his bluffs, let's say 8 AQ combos 4 A4s combos.
Kane has to call 77% of his range giving the pot odds. It's 42 combos.
- 88+ = 39 combos (there are only 3 TT combos now)
- ATs = 3 combos
Total = 42 combos.
River (839k) = Ad
So now, Koon goes all-in for 707k. It's, 0,84x the size of the pot. It gives him the opportunity to bluff 32% of the time when he bets.
On the other hand, Kane must call 55% of his range, which is kind of wide at that point. It's extremely important, because it means that Kane has to call 23 combos:
- TT = 3 combos
- ATs = 2 combos (ATdd isn't possible anymore
- AA = 3 combos
- KK = 6 combos
- QQ = 6 combos
- and some JJ as well (3 combos from a theorical standpoint)
So we can see here that the AQ combos of Koon are a clear value bet since they beat KK, QQ, JJ (that has to call) and block AA and ATs (so 2 combos of aces, and 1 combo of AT).
Conclusion : the board is absolutely perfect for Koon range. He should value:
- AA = 3 combos
- AQo = 8 combos
Bluffs:
- A4s = 4 combos
- JJ = (some of them)
Checks:
- KK
- QQ
- JJ (some of them)
I really like this comment.
What about AK though?
And do you think QQ could escape from that hand, at least some % of the time?
Hi Rob,
Firstable, there is one big blunder in my comment. A4s is never a bluff on the river. It should be checked back. Which means you have to bluff with all your jacks.
KK also has showdown value. If Koon checks it back, he wins against JJ and QQ (9 combos), he splits against KK (1 combo) and he loses against AA, TT and AT (8 combos). So it's a break even check. Besides, we can suppose that Kane doesn't call 100% of his Aces preflop, so Koon will only lose here against 6/7 combos.
Finally, checking back QQ means giving up. The thing is Koon can't bluff these hands because he doesn't have enough value combos to be balance. So as far as GTO is concerned, he has to give up some hands. Of course if he noticed that Kane's calling range was too tight on the river (for example if he folds KK, QQ and JJ), he can start bluffing QQ. It will be very profitable.
As far as AKo are concerned, I just simplified Koon' range on the flop by saying that he bluffed with 10 combos of AQ and 4 combos of A4s. The thing is, in my opinion, Koon doesn't 5-bet that much with AK. But let's assume he does. He could have for example 5 combos of AKo, 5 combos of AQo and 4 combos of A4s. Actually, it's not that different to have AK or AQ in this situation. You're either ahead or behind because the only Ax type of hands that Kane has in his range is ATs.
You are way off in your breakdown. First of all, Kane is out of position in a 4b pot. He does not have a lot of those combos on the flop and on the turn like you have mentioned, like a lot of the times he is just flatting hands like 88-99 pre or ATs/AJs and especially JTs pre-flop. Then you can cut those combos AGAIN once he calls a 4bet out of position. He should fold a lot of his 88/99 right there as well as hands that have Tx in them. Maybe leave 1 combo of ATs some % of the time and one or couple of combos of 88-99. Then we get to the flop. There is absolutely no way in hell he is check calling ATs on the flop there versus half-pot bet. It's a losing play for him, even if he ever has ATs in that spot. Then we get to the turn, he is left with AKo/AKs/AQs, TT-AA, couple of 88-99 combos. Again, even against a bet this small, he has to fold something. At this point it's time to let your 88-99 go and fold your Ace Queens and some of your AKos. So by the river he has TT-AA and some AKs/AKos. He has 6 combos of sets and maybe 4-5 combos of AKo.
In GTO, he might have to call 2-3 combos of JJ-KK, but in reality he will never do that, because what kind of bluffs is catching Koon with when he has KK-JJ? KJo (which he blocks)? There is no exploit here, you have enough nutted combos + AKo to never be exploited here.
Also, regs exploiting other regs in 4b pots 250bb deep on a super dry board versus obviously monster range, come on now.
Too funny and instructive! Great job.
Hey Dougy
Love how you broke away from the action and took me in to your daydream at the end.
wasn't there a hand 30min later that was slightly higher from the guy who lost this pot.
That "fish" just won a $2.5 million tournament
is only name is fish
That Phil Ivey stare 😂🙈
lmao at the end with the pennies in the box
Honestly I like a check back from Koon on the river. He has so little bluffs left there and so even JJ QQ KK is going to not call him a lot of the time so the jam is extremely thin. I get it's GTO and we need to balance with 78s but really there is only 4 combos of 78s and he has no other natural bluffs left here. Once he hits the Ace and has some show down value and doesn't have to bluff the third barrel ... maybe it's not GTO but really what worse hand calls in this spot.
I wish Kane had JJ here to see how he would play against this pressure
fair play to Kalas for not nitt-rolling him
I am new to poker and have a question about the hand. It seemed to me that Jason was repping pocket aces through pocket queens the whole way. The snap call from kalas seemed a little too hasty to me, as Jason could’ve easily had the pocket aces. How was he so sure he didn’t have them?
If you can't fold (too much equity), and you can't raise (because he's all in) there's nothing to think about.
I guess your question really is 'why can't he ever fold here?'. The answer to that is because the pot is offering him like 3-1 and he beats way more than 1/4 of his opponents possible holdings here. Take your thought process where opponent is repping qq, kk and aa. Hero is beating 2/3rds of opponents range which means he only need 2-1 odds to break even, but he's getting 3-1 in this specific scenario you created so it's an easy call.
More importantly your assessment of opponents range being aa,kk,qq is far too limited. He could also easily have jj, AK and AQ which means the odds are more like at least 5-1 in hero's favor, making it an impossible fold.
You can't ever fold here even if he shows you one of his cards is an ace. He could have AK, AQ, or AA and obviously not all of those outcomes are equally as likely since there's an A on the board. Which means you still only need 2-1 to break even and he's being offered around 3-1.
This might all seem complex to a new player and you might wonder how he could calculate all that so quickly, but after so many hands some of it will be unconscious. Any experienced player (good or bad) would never have to think twice about making this call.
Another great Polker Hand!
Doubt you will add anything, but does a flush draw change anything or same principles apply, this was as dry as board as possible as flush comes.
Long live the micro stakes!
Another great vid, thanks.
Finally some real HIGH STAKES!
Cy-GoR ! 100% crossed my mind.
why would it be fake? and why would any of these players waste their time playing a fake game..............
Your the man bro! love the videos and the tips.
Doug what bluffs do you have on the river to be balanced?
My entire poker bankroll is barely a small blind. Awesome.
I don't get the all in river. Was he trying to push off AK? Kane called every street, so wouldn't koon be weary of a set?
Why do you comment it ? We cannot hear table
After the tournament is over, they use those chips as dinner dishes.
on the turn, u have top set, only straight is low rags, you expect everyone in the hand to have strength. the REAL reason you do not raise after the check call is to ALLOW that A K - A Q to improve by hitting an over pair. which is exactly what happened here. it allows the better to trap himself while you continue to check. by letting him provoke the bet you ensure maximum value.
Hello, can someone please explain that all in. It seems like a terrible move?
He was in position to just check it down and take the pot if his ace was good. What hands are going to call that he has beat?
The only thing I can think of is he had a read on him like KK, QQ, JJ and trying to pretend he was bluffing and hoping for a hero call? Even then it seems like a pretty poor move.
Btw I am a poker newbie, just my thoughts.
Kane kalas, son of harry kalas, greatest play by play announcers of all time, rip harry, go phils
How do you not mention the issue of what Koon expects to get value from? I know he’s not going to be able to have many bluffs if his only value hand is AA, but what bluffs is he going to show up with on the river here when he 5-BET in position pre??? He’s only ever getting called by TT or the slow played aces. It’s a check back on the river
David Zimmermann it’s only a 4bet pre so it’s easy to think of enough bluffs, j8s etc. Only hand AQ is losing to is 3 combo’s TT and maybe .4 AA. Still a fine valuebet if let’s say 15 99/jj/qq/kk call turn and 25% hero river
River is not getting called by worse. He punted it. Koon would tell you that today himself
johan van til J8s? This isn’t 2006 lol. You’re also crazy if you think those hands call 25% of the time
@@AppalachianLiberty It's a punt at low stakes...you notice Koon as setting up for the river jam on ANY river. Which means, if he had a hand like 89s, he was going to jam the Ace as well... Which also means that a hand like QQ or KK will hero call a % of the time. How often is opponent 4 betting AQ/Ak and betting half pot, then small on turn with ace high? And for Koon with his opponent 3 betting out of the blind he's eliminated all sets except Tens and they're most likely flatting the other small pairs. And he's not calling 2 streets with AK. Therefore, he's only losing to slow played AA or TT exactly. When a range is that limited, there's value to be made by jamming river.
Craig Gray koon doesnt 4bet with 89s there preflop. So he doesnt have that bluff. So hes not getting hero’d. You need ace blocker to 4bet bluff. Go ahead and 4bet 89s and see how that goes
kudos to Kane Kalas and not slowrolling on the river like Shawn Deeb
You should do the hand not long after for 1.5m with the 56s! You playing at the WSOP this year? I'm looking forward to D Negs WSOP vlog! =)
you'll get back in there Doug!!
What happens if your opponent says call before you bet?
not sure I understand the river shove, would like some explanation - sure Koon only loses to 1010, but what worse hands will call him when he shoves?
I don't understand it either. his hand has gone from a bluff to a hand with reasonable show down value. After being called twice, there is a strong possibility that the opponent has TT. By shoving you will only be called by better. I think he played the hand fine up until the river.
Must be so heartbreaking for koon. « all inn»- « call». When you hear the insta call😅
Unless Koon does a KGB and slowrolls aces.