Well Amanda Seyfrieds character wasn't done with her orgasm yet. He was being a gentleman waiting until the last second to turn her on as much as he could.
Poker4Pros Mira donde nos encontramos, figura, has dejado de subir videos, no sera por mi no? Con que te dejes de gilipolleces de poker trucado por mi bien.
not the point he was making (I believe)..... the point he was making was the comparison between free market capitalism and Darwinism..... To come up with such a vague comparison you have to have the brain of a fish.... or be a fish in a game of survival of the fittest. That or he was simply referring to the flawed logic of how that poker game played out.... cumulatively a result of bad writing.... potentially from a screenwriter who hasn't played poker before
Actually, he risked 50 years, into a pot of 650 years, with 200 years still left in his 'stack.' He was definitely getting the odds to call (although, calling preflop with 8 4 off suit is definitely questionable) and make his straight. Only called the rest off, once he made second nuts
Gotta assume the Table is full of idiots, which is how Salas was able to grow up to 3-5x starting stack in such a short amount of time. Probably some combo of antes + straddle, then guy with QQ raised and got called by everyone, who folded when they missed the flop.
Just one time, just ONE TIME I want the poker in a movie to be realistic, even if the movie itself isn't. How hard is it to consult actual poker players?
Given that you never see a chess board set up correctly, let alone in a position resembling a skillful game, no one ever consults for these things because no one cares.
Okay, I normally love poker scenes, but this is way too unrealistic... first of all, 8-4 offsuit should've been mucked immediately. Especially considering the implied action before the turn. Second, only 50 years when the pot size is 600? That's a veeery small bet. I realize that they are literally gambling with their life, but considering how wealthy everyone attending is implied to be, it shouldn't be an issue. For that dude, especially. Third, you are not calling a bet like that when you're the short stack and when the only thing you have going for you is a straight draw when multiple other things beats you out. Fourth, fuck your 200 year "raise." That's a new card. So it's a bet.
SilverTheHedgehog090 hahahaha! Also they just start having a conversation middle of the hand on the turn, fuck that if I was one of the others I'd call a clock on there ass and tell them get a fucking move on and meet/greet after the Fucking hands done.. the only good think about the hand was the call on the turn I guess.. given the implied odds to call a fucking 50k bet into 600k... dumb ass'
SilverTheHedgehog090 600 years post-flop. If some of those years were from the other players, (who mucked their cards after either a raise/re-raise preflop or postflop bet)why the hell are you playing the hand with 8-4 off? If the other players mucked their cards and it was just heads up, you played into the flop with 8-4 off? I'm far from a poker pro, but the boldness/idiocy of that play...
I give props for this poker scene. It was sophisticated play. At least it wasn’t the typical poker scene, “I got four aces.” Begins to rake in the pot. “Not so fast partner.” Slow rolls a royal flush.
So many arm chair poker analysts in here and yet nobody seems to have noticed that at 3:02 he's "raising" even though nobody has placed a bet on this street. This scene wasn't written by a fish. It was written by someone who's never played or even watched the game in their entire goddamn life.
Some times i think they purposely make these scenes incorrect to reinforce the cliches and stereotypes that most people believe poker is about to make it more exciting.
Well if someone has posted a bet on the current street (Flop/Turn/River) and someone bets a higher amount it's a raise. In this case no bet was placed on the street they were on (Turn) so it's called a bet.
the "arm chair" phrase is a little wrong here since poker is actually played on a chair and online so it actually is a commanding position when it comes to the game
one thing that is realistic about this movie is that the currency is created out of thin air, backed by nothing, and concentrated in the hands of "elite" psychopaths.
I always thought quite the contrary. The currency isn't made up out of thin air, 1 year is precisely worth 1 human life. This in turn conveying exactly how perverse the currency is.
The only absolute flaw in your statement is that major world currencies are backed by hard assets; this includes currency reserves and often precious metals. Despite the fact that the sovereign issuing the currency can print it at will, no nation has ever been able to do so at massive scales without perverse side effects at the least and collapse in the confidence of money at the most.
This made me think, why aren’t poker chips digitalized these days? Just because of tradition? Seems like it would be more efficient to type in amounts rather than physically count and move chips each time.
“Son I will tell you this much son that I would never have put more than 3000 on a gutshot. I made him go all in with the re raise, made myself look weak,that was beautiful don't you think? Makes me sick” - PH
Writes on the window : "don't waste my time" Justin : walks into the casino and puts all the time on a gutshot and acts like it was a good play afterwards xDD
Probably it's illegal to overbet your opponents to the point they are unable to play. That would be very stupid lmao. Then regards anyone could wait with whatever hand as long as they have the bigger stack and win 100% the time
@@plopytop nah man, there's a thing called "all in" when you're short on chips for a raise. You don't win or lose until wait for all the cards on the table, unless you fold of course.
Will Salas with one of the most savage donk chases of all time. I guess he did leave himself 200 years on the river if he didn't hit. Funny though how Hollywood often thinks portraying a poker player who successfully chased a longshot draw with a shit hand means they are somehow highly skilled.
Everyone saying “waaa bad poker rules” “whaaa bad poker play” 2 things: 1) it’s a movie for crying out loud 2) can’t you be grateful that for once in an action movie with gambling it isn’t the “villain” with KK and the “hero” with AA while the table has KAQAK
@@whitealliance9540 no its like having a movie with motor cycles that are fueled by your minutes left alive in your clock, so that's why the motorcycles are built differently because they domt have fuel tanks so they are designed completely different looking so the weight is all balanced still and to make room for the "minutes to miles comvertor" to fit in. Thats my point. It's a movie with a completely different element involved so people crying about it being different is stupid. What's next aliens land and they have 6 eyes and say that's unrealistic?
Let's just analyse this hand here, 84os vs QQ (with a set on the flop) QQ guy put 50 into a 600 pot with a set (weak af bet) Timberlake calls 50 (20% of his total stack) against a guy with a huge stack (9000~), the bet is a pot ratio of 1:12 which is a good call, but at that point with only a gut shot straight draw and odds of hitting on the river were: 6 cards known - 52 in a deck that's 46, 4 could help him beat the QQ so that's 46 / 4 = 11.5% chance of hitting a card. 11.5% equity value from a 20% stack bet with a 12 fold bet potential winnings. In terms of equity value, he has an 11.5% of winning a 650 pot with 50, meaning that he will lose 50, 88.5% of the time So: As for expected value (EV) = hit straight + miss straight = (650 x 0.115) + (-50 x 0.885) = (74.75) + (-44.25) = EV = 30.5 So every time that he makes this bet with this pot size, he will win 30.5 . So actually, if he had an infinite stack, regardless of how unlucky he may be, over time he would win this hand and defeat the opponent entirely. In summary therefore, a good bet to make in theory according to EV, but a bad one to make given the stack size he has to play with against his opponent who has a bigger stack (Doesn't have enough cash for his expected values to pay off vs Mr. big stack. As for QQ guy, I could break down his EV but given Timberlake calling a big amount of his stack it was a good indicator that Timberlake had a good hand, or was at least chasing. Timberlake made the nuts, but QQ guy should have foreseen this, although he could have thought Timberlake had a 3 Jacks, but raising 200 into a 650 pot was a safe bet for him, even though he didn't need to feel threatened and pushed him into all-in anyway. I'd say good play on behalf of both players to be fair, although QQ guy wasn't really challenged here.
i only clicked this bc it was on my recs but 1)Cilian Murphy i love you and 2)i'm sorry his name is will salas?? like will solace? uncle rick is that you?
@@pix_d20 whaaat? That was the cringiest.. First Bond calls with aces full thinking lechiffre is "bluffimg"(as if he wouldn't call anyway), then a huuuuge 4 way cooler with nut flush, 8s full, aces full and straight flush on a single paired board??
Would've been wayyy better if villain turned over 89s like: "Yeah I was bluffing on the turn, but I just got there big time." "Oh, you look upset Justin?(Hero) Maybe you should practice better bankroll management." "Oh you have a straight too? That's lucky! Wait, how do you have 84o? Yeah, we were just talking of Darwinism; Cry me a river."
A more realistic scenario (given the laws of this movie), I would have players buy-in with their Time Capsule devices (used throughout the movie to store time) instead of their actual wrist. That way, if a player goes all-in, he doesn't instantly die. Like in real-life cash games, we don't play with our entire wallet, just our chips on the table.
If you're the biggest stack on the table, you can simply go all in every hand and win every time. No one can call, because they would die the second they did.
@@ashlingmccarthy3458 A smaller stack going all in doesn't put the bigger stack all in. If you go all in with 100 and I have 200, I still only have to call 100.
It’d be really cool if I knew what those cards mean or if I knew how to play poker. All i saw were cards and had no idea who won til JT claimed his time 😂
Could have made it more realistic by giving Justin 8♣️4♣️ Real poker players know you don’t call looking to bing a gut shot straight going into the river. Chances of you hitting are around 8%. But if he had 8♣️4♣️ he would have picked up way more equity to peel the river and hope for a flush to go along with his gut shot draw.
my thoughts exactly.. if Will only had 9800 years to re raise the father with a possible straight on the board, what would he have done? having only the 4th best hand (QQ) when 34,48, 89 beats his set.
Is it really that difficult to consult a POKER PLAYER to design these scenes? I didn't get it in Casino Royale. There are 15 Million poker players in the world, HOW HARD CAN IT BE?
I know, right? Even a casual/amateur poker player could come up with a better scene. Or, you know, just google something like "Unbelievable Poker Hand" and copy the action from one of the more popular actual hands by pros.
Badass very realistic scene he was on a gut shot and it paid off I've seen this multiple times in real life he flopped a nice draw and I know a lot of people who would've chased it and a lot who would not have it just depends how you feel and how your playing at that given hand I may have folded after turn but may not have I play tight and loose
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"oh no, the machine is lagging on payout" Justin Timberlake dies.....
😂😂
**dial up connection sound**
LOL
*check your internet connection and try again.*
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fuck.
ya
Less than 30 seconds to live and he slowrolls the guy.
Gotta make your last seconds count right
Well Amanda Seyfrieds character wasn't done with her orgasm yet. He was being a gentleman waiting until the last second to turn her on as much as he could.
well, wouldn't you?
Yeah, I would. It'd be a dick move but I would.
This is the greatest comment, well played sir
"He called a raise with 4-8, idiot player." - Phill Hellmuth
Forgot the "Honey!"
4-8 OFF SUIT!
"some idiot from northern europe"
"probably won't last another hour"
raxmarrone omfg I'm so glad I know who Phil is. I died after reading this
if I have 84off drawing a inside straight, I will call a 1/12 pot bet as well.
This movie was so underrated.
No, it was properly rated. PG-13.
It is a good concept ruined by a terrible script
So i can see why people didn’t like it
yesplease please say Sike rn
Robert The 3rd What’s it’s name
...In time
Honey, he called with 48off!
Some idiot from another time zone.
Downswing Player LMFAO, nice.
Well, he had already read the script...
Downswing Player brilliant.
it was a tiny bet
The guy who wrote this scene is a fish
arana001 jajajaa nice one
Poker4Pros Mira donde nos encontramos, figura, has dejado de subir videos, no sera por mi no? Con que te dejes de gilipolleces de poker trucado por mi bien.
Poker4Pros Ya sabes, acepta cuando pierdes igual que cuando ganas.
This is poker so you can be anything you want
not the point he was making (I believe)..... the point he was making was the comparison between free market capitalism and Darwinism..... To come up with such a vague comparison you have to have the brain of a fish.... or be a fish in a game of survival of the fittest.
That or he was simply referring to the flawed logic of how that poker game played out.... cumulatively a result of bad writing.... potentially from a screenwriter who hasn't played poker before
I'm a simple girl, i see Cillian Murphy i click. That's it
Except there is no Cillian murphy in thumbnail
Only amanda seyfried
The guy in the thumbnail really looks like he's Cillian's younger brother or sth tho 😂
@@13andy104 it's not 'tho 😂'
I am also handsome as clian murphy, would click me if u would see me?
@@edubz777 lol... he looks like he's made of wax
No. He's not weak. He has top set, and you just risked your life on a gutshot to beat your girlfriend's dad. Well played sir.
ye fucking donk got lucky af
Accept he didn't risk his life, he called 50 years to see the river. Then he thought he had the straight and won.
He called two centuries, which is 200 years
After his hand was made.
Actually, he risked 50 years, into a pot of 650 years, with 200 years still left in his 'stack.' He was definitely getting the odds to call (although, calling preflop with 8 4 off suit is definitely questionable) and make his straight. Only called the rest off, once he made second nuts
You need to understand that everything you do at the poker table conveys information.
That’s a great ad
Said the same to your mom the other day, glorious
I want that masterclass so bad
Lollloll I just had the ad
Lmaoooooo!
Turn on caption at 1:05
"What's your game?"
"Hooker"
Good game... that is.
That fit really well with the following scene
Vu Nguyen to be fair
.that's my game.
Hay lam dmm :D
hahhahaha
bets 1/12th pot with top set lol
Lol i wonder why the pot is so fucking big =))))))))))
Gotta assume the Table is full of idiots, which is how Salas was able to grow up to 3-5x starting stack in such a short amount of time.
Probably some combo of antes + straddle, then guy with QQ raised and got called by everyone, who folded when they missed the flop.
Pure value
villain has 89. Cooler. Movie's over.
Would've been nice...
haha xD that really would have been a great end xD
Amanda looks sooo freaking hot the entire movie.
I love her short dresses.
i second guessed myself im so high im sitting here like "is that justin timberlake the singer?" he's so talented wow
It was his 2nd time being inside after What’s Goes Around Comes Around
honey I had pocket queens! A SET, honey. He called me with a 4 and an 8 offsuit! what an idiot. He called me with a gutshot honey!
TEFgolfer11
He's supposed to bust me anyway.
I read that with Phil Hellmuth's voice in my head.
@@aktieboom3641 lmao so did i
Just one time, just ONE TIME I want the poker in a movie to be realistic, even if the movie itself isn't. How hard is it to consult actual poker players?
ilovebrandnewcarpets id better see him shove with AK vs QQ, then rivers top pair.
Given that you never see a chess board set up correctly, let alone in a position resembling a skillful game, no one ever consults for these things because no one cares.
Every single thing in every single movie is unrealistic, why would poker be any different?
@@biseln2002 my favourite chess game is the Sherlock Holmes movie. Sherlock starts the game as white, but then checkmates as black. 🤣
@@mandalsurenkhorloo9155 shoving ace king for your life would be equally as stupid as limping with 8-4 off
Okay, I normally love poker scenes, but this is way too unrealistic... first of all, 8-4 offsuit should've been mucked immediately. Especially considering the implied action before the turn. Second, only 50 years when the pot size is 600? That's a veeery small bet. I realize that they are literally gambling with their life, but considering how wealthy everyone attending is implied to be, it shouldn't be an issue. For that dude, especially. Third, you are not calling a bet like that when you're the short stack and when the only thing you have going for you is a straight draw when multiple other things beats you out. Fourth, fuck your 200 year "raise." That's a new card. So it's a bet.
SilverTheHedgehog090 j
SilverTheHedgehog090 hahahaha! Also they just start having a conversation middle of the hand on the turn, fuck that if I was one of the others I'd call a clock on there ass and tell them get a fucking move on and meet/greet after the Fucking hands done.. the only good think about the hand was the call on the turn I guess.. given the implied odds to call a fucking 50k bet into 600k... dumb ass'
SilverTheHedgehog090 600 years post-flop. If some of those years were from the other players, (who mucked their cards after either a raise/re-raise preflop or postflop bet)why the hell are you playing the hand with 8-4 off? If the other players mucked their cards and it was just heads up, you played into the flop with 8-4 off? I'm far from a poker pro, but the boldness/idiocy of that play...
when ur defending bb its okay to have a few of those in your range
he could've called the turn to bluff the river, with a gutshot.
CLOCK!
Jonas Polsky this is the funniest thing I’ve ever read
I give props for this poker scene. It was sophisticated play. At least it wasn’t the typical poker scene, “I got four aces.” Begins to rake in the pot. “Not so fast partner.” Slow rolls a royal flush.
Old guy flips over 8-9, Timberlake loses, dies. Movie over. Better Ending.
juanda had trips
Love how cocky he sounds afterwards haha, meanwhile antonius is sitting there should I call with a pair of 10's
Sick
is this pokerstars?
Diego CS1998
Nice jajajjajaja
HAHAHAHA
No, this is Patrick
You mean JOKERSTARS?
Diego CS1998 lmao
What a funky table. Whose idea was it to have the dealer at one end of the felt? Christ.
Bra, I thought the same lol. Looked like a home cash game with the button actually dealing lol
There's no chips so it doesn't matter where the dealer sits
Dealer still has to shoot the cards across the table. Also if you sit on the opposite site I think I may have trouble seeing the board.
So many arm chair poker analysts in here and yet nobody seems to have noticed that at 3:02 he's "raising" even though nobody has placed a bet on this street. This scene wasn't written by a fish. It was written by someone who's never played or even watched the game in their entire goddamn life.
Isn't it called raising?
Some times i think they purposely make these scenes incorrect to reinforce the cliches and stereotypes that most people believe poker is about to make it more exciting.
Well if someone has posted a bet on the current street (Flop/Turn/River) and someone bets a higher amount it's a raise. In this case no bet was placed on the street they were on (Turn) so it's called a bet.
the "arm chair" phrase is a little wrong here since poker is actually played on a chair and online so it actually is a commanding position when it comes to the game
Agreed, but this 'mistake' happens in every movie poker scene that I've seen.
This movie has so much potential it is a shame they didn't make couple of chapters out of this film.
Justin just can't act
Everyone is crying about the scene when it's just a movie.
"what's the limit?"
"there is none"
"no, what's the limit as in, blinds..."
"there are none" 👀 sheeewwwuuuup
That would be cool haha just wait for aces and you'll get action
The guy in the thumbnail looks hot af
Sparkling Mayonnaise who is hev
Ethan g peck ! He was in 10 things I hate about you on freeform
Is that ethan peck?
That's gay
one thing that is realistic about this movie is that the currency is created out of thin air, backed by nothing, and concentrated in the hands of "elite" psychopaths.
I always thought quite the contrary. The currency isn't made up out of thin air, 1 year is precisely worth 1 human life. This in turn conveying exactly how perverse the currency is.
Whst does it make of us if we don't try to change it?
Actually the currency is based on life expectancy. The best imaginable currency. For someone to be rich, a few people needs to die.
Just like the Dollar :)
The only absolute flaw in your statement is that major world currencies are backed by hard assets; this includes currency reserves and often precious metals. Despite the fact that the sovereign issuing the currency can print it at will, no nation has ever been able to do so at massive scales without perverse side effects at the least and collapse in the confidence of money at the most.
Shoulda jammed his last 28 seconds on the river.
Maximize, yo.
Made me lol! +1
Hahaga
LOL
This comment needs more love.
Hilarious
Justin was really perfect in this movie.
Love the movie
This made me think, why aren’t poker chips digitalized these days? Just because of tradition? Seems like it would be more efficient to type in amounts rather than physically count and move chips each time.
In Germany that refill would have been delayed due to internet problems
I used to love this film, I used to watch it for JT. Now I am old I watch for Cillian. SUCH AN UNDERRATED MOVIE
“Son I will tell you this much son that I would never have put more than 3000 on a gutshot. I made him go all in with the re raise, made myself look weak,that was beautiful don't you think? Makes me sick” - PH
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Writes on the window : "don't waste my time" Justin : walks into the casino and puts all the time on a gutshot and acts like it was a good play afterwards xDD
He called half his bankroll with a gut shot lmao
I love how all the comments are poker related instead of the movie,
Really donk move though with 48 off
they are poker related because this is a FUCKING POKER SCENE
Literally puts his life on the line with 4 8 offsuit
Easy call. It's 50:50... you either hit one of your four outs or you don't.
Rodney Higgins hahah i used to think so as a kid
are you tripping
Couldn't he just wait and when he died, the QQQ would win?
Probably it's illegal to overbet your opponents to the point they are unable to play. That would be very stupid lmao. Then regards anyone could wait with whatever hand as long as they have the bigger stack and win 100% the time
surely you could just do that in regular poker, no? wait until your opponent dies then win.
Dermot Kerin😂😂😂😂😂
shoulda waited until someone called clock, and waited out the entire minute
@@plopytop nah man, there's a thing called "all in" when you're short on chips for a raise. You don't win or lose until wait for all the cards on the table, unless you fold of course.
Calls 1/5 of his life drawing to an inside straight - brilliant player
Who is here after TH-cam recommend a bunch of poker videos at random ? 🤨
i kinda like this movie.
Will Salas with one of the most savage donk chases of all time. I guess he did leave himself 200 years on the river if he didn't hit. Funny though how Hollywood often thinks portraying a poker player who successfully chased a longshot draw with a shit hand means they are somehow highly skilled.
That 1 sec look down at 1:55 - 1:57 after seeing the cards - gave it away. I learned this from the best - Mr. negreanu :-)
4:07 that smile...
I surprised that few comments mentioned her smile. That takes my attention immediately and I have to rewind to watch again.
They should make sequels to this movie, it was pretty good!
"Honey, he called 50 years with a gutshot"
I enjoyed this movie, so under-rated.
Me too
Calls a raise with a 8,4 offsuit, nice Will...
why is poker scene in the movie always looks so badass yet so classy
Everyone saying “waaa bad poker rules” “whaaa bad poker play”
2 things:
1) it’s a movie for crying out loud
2) can’t you be grateful that for once in an action movie with gambling it isn’t the “villain” with KK and the “hero” with AA while the table has KAQAK
Aww shut up. Its a movie with poker. Thats like having a movie with motor cycles but the motor cycles dont do what they are supposed to
@@whitealliance9540 no its like having a movie with motor cycles that are fueled by your minutes left alive in your clock, so that's why the motorcycles are built differently because they domt have fuel tanks so they are designed completely different looking so the weight is all balanced still and to make room for the "minutes to miles comvertor" to fit in.
Thats my point. It's a movie with a completely different element involved so people crying about it being different is stupid.
What's next aliens land and they have 6 eyes and say that's unrealistic?
@@NoobMicesters bich it too early lmao i reply to this later but i am interested in chat
Ohh... oh. watched it on boxxy software.. the movie...this movie totally blew me away in the most unexpected way...
So Pete Campbell leave SCDP and become immortal
TBK indeed he has lol.
this is such a cool movie
"Honey, he called me with 4-8 off! How do these guys get into these tournaments? He's not gonna last another hour!"
Phil Hellmuth.
You hit the jackpot of your life time and your enemy is still worth 1000X more.
"Use the time well... ".. Goes gambling
Id bet my life against a rock like the villain
Cillian Murphy with long(er) hair and an American accent??? I am TRIPPING
He called with 4-8 off who are these guys where do they come from
Rob Amiri Northern Europe
Kaun hai yeh log? Kaha se aate hai yeh log?
He had no time for raise
Let's just analyse this hand here,
84os vs QQ (with a set on the flop)
QQ guy put 50 into a 600 pot with a set (weak af bet)
Timberlake calls 50 (20% of his total stack) against a guy with a huge stack (9000~), the bet is a pot ratio of 1:12 which is a good call, but at that point with only a gut shot straight draw and odds of hitting on the river were:
6 cards known - 52 in a deck that's 46, 4 could help him beat the QQ so that's 46 / 4 = 11.5% chance of hitting a card. 11.5% equity value from a 20% stack bet with a 12 fold bet potential winnings.
In terms of equity value, he has an 11.5% of winning a 650 pot with 50, meaning that he will lose 50, 88.5% of the time
So:
As for expected value (EV) = hit straight + miss straight
= (650 x 0.115) + (-50 x 0.885)
= (74.75) + (-44.25)
= EV = 30.5
So every time that he makes this bet with this pot size, he will win 30.5 . So actually, if he had an infinite stack, regardless of how unlucky he may be, over time he would win this hand and defeat the opponent entirely.
In summary therefore, a good bet to make in theory according to EV, but a bad one to make given the stack size he has to play with against his opponent who has a bigger stack (Doesn't have enough cash for his expected values to pay off vs Mr. big stack.
As for QQ guy, I could break down his EV but given Timberlake calling a big amount of his stack it was a good indicator that Timberlake had a good hand, or was at least chasing. Timberlake made the nuts, but QQ guy should have foreseen this, although he could have thought Timberlake had a 3 Jacks, but raising 200 into a 650 pot was a safe bet for him, even though he didn't need to feel threatened and pushed him into all-in anyway. I'd say good play on behalf of both players to be fair, although QQ guy wasn't really challenged here.
Anyone else click because the thumbnail has the guy from Passport to Paris
He won before that 200 year raise, that's the best possible combination
1) that was a new card, so no raise, but new bet
2) are you on some shit right now?
holy shit this is literally justin timberlake crazy
i only clicked this bc it was on my recs but
1)Cilian Murphy i love you
and 2)i'm sorry his name is will salas?? like will solace? uncle rick is that you?
is poker in movies ever not cringy af?
maybe casino royale would make an exception
@@pix_d20 whaaat? That was the cringiest.. First Bond calls with aces full thinking lechiffre is "bluffimg"(as if he wouldn't call anyway), then a huuuuge 4 way cooler with nut flush, 8s full, aces full and straight flush on a single paired board??
@@AnandSivaram22 i mean i never thought it would be cringy i think it's meant to build up the anticipation
@@pix_d20 that's true actually.. It was less cringe per se and more of an enormous poker inaccuracy.. Agree
Try jotaro vs pokerguy in JoJo bizarre adventure
1:30 mr......?.
Just In Time Berlake.
not bad
😂
Drawing dead to 4 outs on the river and hits a miracle - and he's made out to look like a great player. I love movie poker scenes
He got 13to1 so he needed 7.1% and he had 9% so it was the correct call. How the pot got to 600 years is questionable though
"That was some risk." Dude has the stone cold nuts
89 were the nuts
0:26 His name is Justin Timberlake
I had to process the american accent for a second
In the future, they play bingo but call it poker.
Watching these poker movie scenes hurts my heart
What this guy doesn't understand is that everything you do at the poker table conveys information.
"You know him?"
"Uhh yeah, that's fucking Justin Timberlake..."
LOL
Would've been wayyy better if villain turned over 89s like:
"Yeah I was bluffing on the turn, but I just got there big time."
"Oh, you look upset Justin?(Hero) Maybe you should practice better bankroll management."
"Oh you have a straight too? That's lucky! Wait, how do you have 84o? Yeah, we were just talking of Darwinism; Cry me a river."
He would've died by the end of the conversation, make this a life lesson play with good BRM.
2:41 the body guard is the actor that was used in That 70s Show when they did flashbacks . He was younger Kelso ! That’s random . Lol
A more realistic scenario (given the laws of this movie), I would have players buy-in with their Time Capsule devices (used throughout the movie to store time) instead of their actual wrist. That way, if a player goes all-in, he doesn't instantly die.
Like in real-life cash games, we don't play with our entire wallet, just our chips on the table.
Some people do. If this were real life you would have degenerates dying every night at the casino.
"Well I won't lie to you. Cards are not my bag baby!"
If you're the biggest stack on the table, you can simply go all in every hand and win every time. No one can call, because they would die the second they did.
If the richest guy can go all in, why can't other players?
@@ashlingmccarthy3458 A smaller stack going all in doesn't put the bigger stack all in. If you go all in with 100 and I have 200, I still only have to call 100.
I just realized that people could live for hundreds of years in this movie.
It’d be really cool if I knew what those cards mean or if I knew how to play poker. All i saw were cards and had no idea who won til JT claimed his time 😂
Actually knowing literally nothing about Poker probably makes this scene more enjoyable. It's really that bad from a gamblers perspective
Anyone know the music in the background of this scene?
Could have made it more realistic by giving Justin 8♣️4♣️
Real poker players know you don’t call looking to bing a gut shot straight going into the river. Chances of you hitting are around 8%. But if he had 8♣️4♣️ he would have picked up way more equity to peel the river and hope for a flush to go along with his gut shot draw.
Yeah he should have peeled the orange first, then shot himself in the river, then flush the toilet
The best movie I've ever seen
MOVIES name plzzz
the thing in the middle of the table, i thought it was gamecube console
"He went all-in with a 8-4, honey!"
RNG punting out miracle rivers as per usual.
Getting 12:1 pot odds on the turn but only a 11:1 underdog to hit the draw, so this is a +EV call of approximately 9 years.
my thoughts exactly.. if Will only had 9800 years to re raise the father with a possible straight on the board, what would he have done? having only the 4th best hand (QQ) when 34,48, 89 beats his set.
At least its not another quads vs straight flush
I don’t understand Poker so this scene is awesome to me
Is it really that difficult to consult a POKER PLAYER to design these scenes?
I didn't get it in Casino Royale.
There are 15 Million poker players in the world, HOW HARD CAN IT BE?
I know, right? Even a casual/amateur poker player could come up with a better scene. Or, you know, just google something like "Unbelievable Poker Hand" and copy the action from one of the more popular actual hands by pros.
Badass very realistic scene he was on a gut shot and it paid off I've seen this multiple times in real life he flopped a nice draw and I know a lot of people who would've chased it and a lot who would not have it just depends how you feel and how your playing at that given hand I may have folded after turn but may not have I play tight and loose
Will Solace? What is this, Percy Jackass? JK I read all the books i'm a total fan
Tells the guy with Top Set 'you've got a week hand as I have a gut shot draw that got fckin lucky'
1:26 its Pete Campbell lmao
And he is looking really hot! !!
What is that jacket the guy on the left is wearing in the beginning ?
"honey, did you see that?! He called a raise with 4 8 offsuit! Idiot can't spell poker!!"
Who’s the guy behind Amanda at 2:40
I’ve seen him but don’t remember his name