BATTLING TOM DWAN!!! - HIGH STAKES POKER TAKES with Daniel Negreanu 09
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- We're back with another hand breakdown from the newest season of High Stakes Poker airing exclusively on PokerGO. This season we battle against Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, Patrick Antonius, and Doyle Brunson. This time we breakdown two interesting spots against Tom Dwan.
0:00 Introduction
0:49 Hand 1 Intro
1:16 Preflop
2:37 Flop
4:28 Turn
8:00 Hand 2 Prelop
9:08 Flop
11:38 Turn
19:00 Conclusion
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Love the Q4 dig at Helmuth😂😂😂
Was about to ask who was he talking about, lol
@@Bonkatsu12 I mean you talk about a special individual. it must be Helmuth xD ahahhaahha
@@Sjekje1 honestly i could see Rampage doing that too tho
was wondering, nice one hahaha
I love that you featured a fold. You're trying to maximize value, and sometimes the way you do that is by avoiding losing a lot. Folds aren't sexy and they're rarely featured in a format like this, thanks for doing that.
Especially him folding to a bluff. It is too easy for new players to get into the mindset of you can't let other players get one over on you, instead of that was a spot where they should be bluffing and their bluff should be getting through because on average that is a losing call.
@@qazzaqstan yeah if you never get bluffed you are calling off at way too high a frequency
A good fold is a win
Good folds make just as much money as good raises, good bets and good calls.
In an (unfortunate) alternative universe where Daniel never got the poker bug, there is no doubt in my mind he would be an expert at whatever else he got into and would 100% be breaking it down on TH-cam for the benefit of others. He is a natural teacher.
Awwww thanks
100% agree, Daniel's videos are changing my own poker game for the better.
@@dnegspoker On the contrary, thank YOU!
I have no illusions that I will probably never come close to being on that level, but you give me such a respect and understanding what it takes to be there.
@@dnegspoker I watched his chess video with hikaru nakumura. Granted quite elementary, but as a pro poker player you can imagine he had little to no time to work on it. A very strong player for the amount of time i imagine he has spent on it
He'd be a double agent working for both the Canadian and Chinese governments.
Why weren’t you invited to the hustler stream with the content creators instead of Helmuth 😭
I'm a Hellmuth fan but in that stream he let me down and now i also wish Dnegs would have been there instead.
Ninja's "I'll suck a d*** for a 10" and then landing a 10 reminds me of when Negreanu would call out cards before they landed
@@skillfuldabest trust me man Helmuth isn’t entertaining too watch anymore
@@arshamhafezi6195 I think you might be right.
Good question ?? Dnegs would really improve the stream with all those wiz kid super streamers. He’s always upbeat always positive always respectful & much more entertaining than mr. Brag a lot. 😎🇨🇦✌️
2 hands for the price of one!!🙌🏼 Thanks Daniel…I learn so much by watching you play & breaking down play. Keep ‘em coming!!💞
Thank you for such an Amazing hand breakdown. Love when you post these videos. Long time fan
Would have loved to see you at that 1 mil content creator table last night... would have been vibes and such a chill stream
Def would've been better than Hellmouth 🥲
I'm having an extremely hard time believing that stream was authentic on any level.
@@SlayRoevember good for you
Ha yeah next time I won't pass on that one!
it would not have been a competition if Daniel was there. he would win too easily
Please do more of these hand breakdowns. I love them Daniel. Thanks for the tips
Keep on coming with these awesome breakdown videos Dnegs! You're the best!
I feel smarter every time I hear Daniel break down these hands.
I love these videos Daniel. dont stop making them !! :D
This is one of 2 channels I hit like because I always know Dnegs content is ALWAYS good.
Met you at the Aviator Casino one year during your Cali poker tour. I could tell you were exhausted as I arrived pretty late but you still agreed to take a picture with me. Truly the most gracious person ever. Thank you for the memories and your consistent great content.
Great check raise on the turn! Tom didn't see that one coming lol Your hand breakdowns are fantastic.
Great stuff! I miss the interviews during the show where the players break down bigpots in HSP.
Love your hand break downs. Excellent
Daniel, just wanted to say that I love these breakdowns. I've been working with silvers and sometimes it seems like it's just about memorizing ranges...you break your thought process down so well that it is both immensely entertaining and educational. Thanks!
Thank you
Daniel Negreanu! Your game and poker style that I saw about 10 years ago, when I first saw the WSOP and High Stakes Poker videos, gave me the motivation to work, but not in the direction of poker. I don't have any special achievements in poker, I play several online tournaments a year 10-200$ buy-in and no more, but at the professional level of a programmer, there are some successes. Thank you for your approach and beautiful game
You're so good to explain how it's working 🙏🙏..Bravo Daniel..You're the best 🙏🙏
I really enjoyed this analysis. Thanks Daniel.
It’s funny in both hands Tom seems to have a fairly good idea what’s going on. Would be fun to see a heads up negreanu v dwan series.
This is gold..🙌🏽
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing. Super fun analysis
Thank you for standing up to Phil and owning him on twitter
But what is in the sandwich bro?
Last night was too much!
@@tribalwar907 white magic, mystery meat, and pitzman's mustard 🙏
@@valuablesandwich sweet
What happened?
I appreciate your dedication to hydration! Keep it up.
Daniel has been watching for 10 to 15 years, but now he is overwhelmingly strong.
Really dignified playing. It's also more convincing.
Dwan just got less sharp in NL,coz he plays other games mainly(he said it himself).And Daniel got sharp enough to do well in some soft life games,when in old HSP era Daniel wasnt good enough at NL,he was mixed player mostly.
It would be “I have been watching daniel”
Also his match against Polk make himn study like hell, and reciving coaching from top player and top information. You can not beat that if you dont do the same.
I preferred Daniel when he played without dignity
Been watching Daniel since I was 10. Glad to have been reintroduced to poker recently as I end college. Thanks Daniel for these uploads. CANADA
Yes! I was really hoping to see a "set up" hand and then the "pay off" later on!
Your takes are unique, Thanks Daniel!
Choosing a7s to check on the flop is interesting because it blocks the straight draws that dwan might bet, meaning his betting range on the flop is a little value heavy. It also can pick up a lot of equity on the turn if a 9 or a 5 comes down, more equity than say, ajs, which can only pick up a gut shots worth of equity.
Thought this video was great Daniel, looking forward to seeing some more 👍
God the table talk in hand one is just so fun after the fact. The back and forth about the King on the turn.... "I needed that King, and I needed you to not like it" haha! It's nuanced gold
Edit: Omg and 13:23 is another super fun poker moment! Negreanu's reaction, and then Garrett's reaction to him!
It's really inspiring to see how Daniel's game has evolved over time, and to see his dedication to stay current and keep improving himself and his game. A lot of the old guard of poker is off the scene now because they didn't/won't do this.
Like The Beard Daniel 👌 Spot on...It's your hockey and poker look coming together... Keep up the good work..It's very noticeable how you really shifted gears in the last year or 2... Not easy for anyone but especially when some people think I can just dance the same dance that won years ago but you have mixed it up very nicely... Paying off in Spades ♠️
Awesome DNegs... Thanks for the insight.
Thanks Nit! Great analysis.
Great Lesson Dan. Roberto speech was Giving Durr the Fold Button.😂
I love the way that u explain how to play "poker". I love u Daniel!!!
multumesc pentru lectie !!!! Best regards from Romania !!!
Nice break down Dan!
Thank you for some insight!
When you flatted with 66, and you said "it'll be hard for me to continue if he bets the turn". But I assume if it was a 3-6 it would be easier to play. And that was worth trying for over trying to assert your 66 was good after the flop and raising/freezing him off?
Great video! Was wondering for the second hand about check calling the flop, would 45s and 59s also fall into the perceived range of flops apart from 9Ts? Or that would be too loose for a raise in mid position?
i like high stakes video , ur analysis is very useful keep it up thx 😀
Nice explanation!
This was a good one!
I love how tilly walks in and says some random shit
What’s the song at the end? Lol. Btw I really liked listening to Daniel’s reasoning for the check-raise with the clubs. Makes a lot of sense and makes me realize ways where I can confuse my opponent by allowing them to misconstruct my range in a hand. Then you can get really creative like what Daniel did here. Really like how Daniel utilizes solvers but doesn’t play like a robot still. Keeps poker interesting.
Love these!
How many horses did Bryn have at that table?
Really appreciate the analysis! However, how does our check/call range looks like if we c/r the FDs that we did not bet flop, as well as sets, AK, AA?
Hey…. A video and an analysis i agreed with 100%.
I love these videos!
thanks daniel you are my fav player :)
Based on the hand action, what would/should Daniel do on a non straight/flush/Ace turn...ie...offsuit 2, 3, J or Q facing the turn bet? Or does Durr only size up the turn because he has the 5 straight blocker?
What I love about Daniel is he has no ego. In this he distinguishes himself from the field. He stays consistent to himself without worrying about others & what they think or say. I got into poker through Mr Negreanu and I have learned a lot from him in poker and in life. GO DNEGS!!
Thank you Daniel
Love these videos
I love flopping the nush flush draw, damn it's sweet especially when it hits the turn.
especially when villain boats up on the river
Hypothetical question time, IF YOU DIDN’T raise, and the flush hits, would you lead on the board?!?! My guess is, unless it’s two pair for Durr, he’s never calling. Part 2: would you bet small to entice a bluff or bomb it?
I need an Ivey vs Negranu Hand breakdown
These videos are diamonds.
That's good work
Lovely hand breakdown but one thing that got in my mind is, what is your value range on the turn in the second hand you showed? Other than 75 suited you said it could be is there anything else like 44? Or is it just these few hands because you also don't have that many bluffs?
I ran into Tom at a party in Miami last month. Nice guy.
Gotta admit, im hooked
Hey Daniel! What would you have done if Tom check raised you back and bets significantly more than pot after you had already check raised him? You block a straight (which he would be repping) but then you draw to the nut flush. Wondering how you would break that down given we all know how loose Tom plays.
Very interesting analysis! What do you guys think Daniel would have done in the first hand if the turn was a queen?
call
Sick as move dnegs 😍😍
Glad to see Durrrr back at it
Cel mai tare jucător de poker , te respect omule
will you talk about the Ludwig poker stream on one of your next videos?
Thank you...
What I've seen of Tom Dwan is that he is good and he is very lucky. Dangerous combination
If you study or play poker a lot you'll know he's really not that good these days. He wouldn't even beat $100 cash games on pokerstars I can guarantee it. His betting sizes and calling ranges in these hands alone just show how bad he is
@@Skankhunt420. lmao, the guy that has played and won in nosebleeds for the best part of 2 decades wouldn’t beat 100nl?
He’d only lose playing 100nl because he’d be bored to death
@@hereweare- Absolutely not no. His vpip is like 40. You literally cannot win at those stakes just because the rake structure is so high. His bb online was only like 4 big blinds per 100 hands over his career and that was largely due to Guy Lalibertes accounts. If Guy wasn't in those games he'd be an overall losing player even at those times. He'd need coaching and solvers in order to beat NL100.
@@Skankhunt420. you are being ridiculous. Just because his VPIP is 40 in a televised loose live cash game with little/no rake and (I believe) a straddle, it means he can't adjust to a high-rake low stakes NL100 game? He'd need to be coached to beat NL100? 🙄
Thank you Daniel, your vids have been such quality and informative as of late, you’ve totally saved me a few $$ from HAVING to buy your masterclass! 😂
Jk
I already bought that too. Love ya brother, lookin shmexy w the laser eyes. (No glasses) hope the wifey is doing great too.
Tc
This beard style really suits you Daniel!
Are you going to break down your off night, on Poker After Dark Season 13 episode 1 -2 or 3.
The first hand watching Phil Ivey throw those cards was the most emotion I have seen from him at a poker game during a hand ever. And it was obviously a "F*** those cards!"
Interesting stuff. 2nd hand when you checked on the flop, you did so not only against Dwan, but also allowing Menon to stay in the hand. Had Dwan checked, there would have been three to the turn. So in a way, your check here also puts Dwan in the position of almost having to bet something. It's either a weak attempt to steal a pot, a way to build the pot, or a way to thin the field. In this case, it thins the field. Your check obviously disguises your 4 to the nut flush situation, and your call for what is a pretty small bet certainly says "drawing hand". I think it also adds come confusing on the turn, as your bigger bet against the 4 of hearts suggests you either just hit the straight or hit the set with that card. You put Dwan into a very un-interesting place with second pair . There is little or no way he can call you, you can run the math 100 ways but in the end, it's much more likely that you have either hit the K, a straight, or a set, and little or nothing he can get from here will get him up to or past that. The cards that would get him higher than what the board implies are basically the other two 8s, and that is about it. So he has to surrender, no choice. A super use of checking to disguise a good hand.
"I don't think he's the Q4o type of guy... Leave that for one special fucking individual. "
That had me rollin'
Can we get your hand analysis from [Daniel Negreanu Greatest Final Table Comeback!] video when you have 6h7h against Winter's AQ?? Would love your take on why you took this line...
May I ask what brand your blue glasses are
14:12 There are 15 outs on the river (9 clubs, 3 non-club Aces, 3 Fives) so 30-32% probability, so 3:1 odds vs 2.3:1 that the pot was giving (40k, 17k) so you are not getting the right price as you suggested, I believe
It would’ve been interesting to see how Dwan approached the river on the second hand. He may have bombed it when that club hit to turn his hand into a bluff.
People are very easy to manipulate when they rely on solvers and range to dictate, it adds a level of predictability to their play style. People are realising, you don't need to bet every flop where you have the advantage esp vs an aggro player like Dwan who plays ranges more than odds. Let them trap themselves and watch them go red or white on the turn/river as they realise they have it all wrong. DN has really highlighted this after being a little predictable in the previous decade. The time DN spent on solvers and generally grinding out the bugs is evident. One of the hardest working players. GG
Can someone explain why did Kenney flop at 9:06 ? I guessed he has an ok enough hand to continue but I am new to the game so idk.
Would it be an okay move to check the 8 back on the turn? That’s what I think I would’ve done
Yes, checking is what most people would do, but Dwan decides to bet because his specific hand is never getting value on the river so he decides to merge the turn to keep his options open for the river. Dnegs says he doesnt like the turn bet from Dwan but I disagree with him. (I agree with the rest tho)
Why does it matter how far apart your suited connectors are? Isn't it the same chance of getting a straight either way?
I see my buddy Krish at the table!
Daniel make a video about hellmuth angleshooting the amateur yesterday
Do you record these things right after you eat?
Also, if you always bet your flush draws on the flop and the turn bricks…
What do you think Dwan would do with a Kx type of hand after seeing that check raise? Because the way he played it looks like he might as well have that type of hand.
Edit: Or more importantly, did you put him on a Kx for him to fold?
You also had a straight blocked with your 7. 57 was a less likely holding for Tom. I am sure you took that into account as well.
I definitely said that in the video correct
After the check raise in the second hand would you be bombing the River weather a club comes out or not?
Yes unless an ace comes then you can block bet. And if a king comes I'd give up most times. Daniel is less likely to have a king if a king comes and Tom is blocking full houses
Just because you checked a flush draw does not eliminate clubs in your range I don't know where you came up with that theory but I get what you was trying to say
Where is this full stream
Sick shirt Daniel
Lol that Queen 4 comment was glorious. Hearing Daniel dropping f bombs about douche Hellmuth makes me a happy guy.
Love the beard! You say people think "you always bet a nut flush draw", but I don't. I guess in my head, I want to pay the least to get to the nuts then get paid off when it hits. My favorite thing is trapping people. I always noticed you were really aggressive with straight and flush draws. Especially gut-shots which seems too risky to me. You're the Pro so it's probably the best move. But in this scenario you scared away Durrr, an aggressive player who will likely pay off. My question is, if you check and the club hits on the river, would Durrr call a big bet?