I love how Ross continuously calls bets when he has nothing. Meanwhile Smith is the polar opposite and will fold a mid-range pair against a 100 chip raise.
20:53 lol, Smith folded the classic "worst" hand (2,7) and ended up folding a 2-pair Edit: Holy shit, that miss got blown out of the water by Trott at 24:44
@@bonbonnybon Um, that's actually fine. Suited doesn't automatically make a hand playable. 7-8 unsuited is statistically a better starting hand than 9-5 suited. Lots of unplayable suited starting hands.
@@simmerke1111 not saying he's a good player, they're terrible, and I am sure he folded hands he should have played, just saying suited cards doesn't automatically make a hand playable like the last comment implied.
Has Trott never heard of a flush? Why is he only looking at the numbers? The amount times he's folded when he's had 2 cards of the same suit without even waiting for the river is infuriating
I do love how their characters are all perfect copies of themselves. Also, "There'll always be a market for flesh, Trott" got a big laugh from me, I love it Smith for his sociological insights, he's a true cynic and it's always funny when that side of him shines.
ffs boiks take some risks, bluff each other out and for the love of dogfighting DON'T FOLD BEFORE THE FLOP ESPECIALLY IF YOU CAN JUST CHECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *GREAT* content as always! EDIT: Fixed a typo.
I'm not experienced in poker and in fact these games are the first real time i've watched it be played. But I have to ask - what is the advantage to showing your winning hand or hiding it? don't the cards get shuffled after that and thus your current hand is only important during that round and irrelevant after?
It lets your opponents read into your gameplay style. If whenever you win a hand you show it, and show that you had a great hand, that's a sign you're unwilling to bluff, and only play when you have something. On the other hand, if you constantly show you had nothing, your opponents will then feel more free to take chances against you. But then sometimes you want to show one or more cards to pretend you're fitting into one of the above play styles in order to dupe people later on. Hope these ramblings made sense!
Imagine being that bad at knowing what is in cocktails. Vodka and Tia Maria/Kahlua is a Black Russian, a White Russian is Vodka, Kahlua and Cream. Heathens.
Imagine being this poor dealer, terrified that one of your customers has a gun, one has a grenade, and one is a cocktail addict named Trott
Love the part where Trott folded early and threw away a straight
Trott folded so many hands he could've seen the blind for and won.
They play the cards so much and barely think about betting people out.
Is a straight where he had the 8 on the 5,6,7 hand
I love how Ross continuously calls bets when he has nothing.
Meanwhile Smith is the polar opposite and will fold a mid-range pair against a 100 chip raise.
Ross is a “what if...” kind of guy
Ross folded a wrap around straight
I got irrationally angry at that
20:53 lol, Smith folded the classic "worst" hand (2,7) and ended up folding a 2-pair
Edit: Holy shit, that miss got blown out of the water by Trott at 24:44
What a gloriously long video!! Spiff truly just cannot lose, can he, haha
Am I missing something or why are they constantly folding when no-one isn't even raising the pot?
It's because they don't know how to play
Trott also keeps folding at the beginning with 2 cards of the same suit because the numbers aren't close.... I don't think they understand
@@bonbonnybon Um, that's actually fine. Suited doesn't automatically make a hand playable. 7-8 unsuited is statistically a better starting hand than 9-5 suited. Lots of unplayable suited starting hands.
@@thorjelly He folded suited cards with aces or kings in the past. Whatever he's doing, he has no clue.
@@simmerke1111 not saying he's a good player, they're terrible, and I am sure he folded hands he should have played, just saying suited cards doesn't automatically make a hand playable like the last comment implied.
Has Trott never heard of a flush? Why is he only looking at the numbers? The amount times he's folded when he's had 2 cards of the same suit without even waiting for the river is infuriating
I think spiff was doing what trott was trying to do
I wonder if Mango just wants Spiff to clean out of spite.
Almost certainly.
"A milkshake with vodka in it"- I've never heard a white Russian more accurately described 😂
You guys HAVE to make that dogfight thing a skit, that would be fucking legendary
It’s a 44 minute video of a game that I don’t understand but with the boiks that I love so it’s a *yes*
I do love how their characters are all perfect copies of themselves. Also, "There'll always be a market for flesh, Trott" got a big laugh from me, I love it Smith for his sociological insights, he's a true cynic and it's always funny when that side of him shines.
When Smithy hides his 9 3:05, 🤣😘 much loves for top plays.
I feel like Smith and Spiff gets the same cards together a suspicious amount of times.
looks like they need to watch Spiff at the poker tournament if the have this year
Trott's pre-flop folds kill me inside each timee
bloody folds out of a hand in which he would have had a straight on the flop but stays in on unsuited queen-six someone help this man
44 minutes??? My night is fucking saved!
Fucking hell Spiff is running circles around the boiks
9 OF DIAMONDS
There's a breed of Venus Flytrap called the B52
What an excellent video for me to get back into watching HAT Films!
Oh Trott, you have no idea how to play this game. We still love you.
Trip 9's for Yorkshire!!
what game is this?
Honestly a Yogscast Dog Show would be cute as fuck
Did Smith make the same mistake as Sjin did once: think you could have a wrap-around straight? I swear to God Smith....
ffs boiks take some risks, bluff each other out and for the love of dogfighting DON'T FOLD BEFORE THE FLOP ESPECIALLY IF YOU CAN JUST CHECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*GREAT* content as always!
EDIT: Fixed a typo.
i love you bois x
I saw Debbie McGee at a petrol station the other day
35:54 That was cruel of Spiff to pressure Trott into making a bad call. If your not in the hand don't try and influence the people who still in.
I'm not experienced in poker and in fact these games are the first real time i've watched it be played. But I have to ask - what is the advantage to showing your winning hand or hiding it? don't the cards get shuffled after that and thus your current hand is only important during that round and irrelevant after?
It lets your opponents read into your gameplay style. If whenever you win a hand you show it, and show that you had a great hand, that's a sign you're unwilling to bluff, and only play when you have something. On the other hand, if you constantly show you had nothing, your opponents will then feel more free to take chances against you. But then sometimes you want to show one or more cards to pretend you're fitting into one of the above play styles in order to dupe people later on. Hope these ramblings made sense!
@@jamiethompson49 That made perfect sense, thank you! I get it now
am i getting shorter or are these videos getting lengthier
Did Ross fold with a 10, J, Q of clubs? Surely that was better than Trott's hand? Or is a pair better?
Free idea for the Jingle Jam:
Have a late night segment called 'Dog Fighting' where it's just cute puppy cam.
Anyone notice how much loud breathing there is in this video lol
My real name Cameron Oakley
Lads, for the love of God, the two card is always referred to as a deuce in poker.
Imagine watching hatfilms and scrutinising the gameplay, people need to chill out.
I have watched everything you guys have done but I gotta say. There is nothing fun in watching bad poker.
Imagine being that bad at knowing what is in cocktails. Vodka and Tia Maria/Kahlua is a Black Russian, a White Russian is Vodka, Kahlua and Cream. Heathens.
Trott is so bad at poker.
Never got poker...never wanted too...
every time he says sunshine i cringe a bit
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