@@jereloshaw7504 yeah? Well as a non- player it always impresses me when players read each other, but watching Phil do it reminds me how talented he is, which makes his Ted Cruz level personality look hysterical
Fishman went went full Hollywood and was even doing the I have it hand shake. I have no idea why Hellmuth called. I'm shit at poker and could have easily folded aces up with all that information.
@@alialsharif7495 Tilt is a poker term for a state of mental or emotional confusion or frustration in which a player adopts a suboptimal strategy, usually resulting in the player becoming overly aggressive. Tilting is closely associated with another poker term, "steam".
@@B20C0 Yes, on old pinball games if you hit the machine it would initiatie the "tilt feature" and essentially shut off all the controls. So when a pinball player messed up, they would hit the machine out of frustration and initiate "tilt"
@@nathancarroll7347 Tilt would also result from overly agressively 'nudging' the machine to try and get a little more juice on the balls action. If the hit was too hard the machine would go on tilt as a penalty.
Cannon was made to be the ultimate cannon. He was almost unbeatable up to the point that Daniel asked at some point how he wasn't a pro and I wondered the same thing. Yes he got some luck with his cards but he won hands without having the goods. He played like a real pro
Hellmuth vs Fishman is the first time I've seen Phil Hellmuth guess someone's hand before losing to them - normally he loses horribly and THEN says "I knew exactly what you had before I played!!" and then blows off
And then proving it... if that wasn't a tell of I have the nuts nothing was..... How he got paid off was just sick! I guarantee if it were anyone else no one would have lost a penny on that river and the way he TRIED selling it.
Fishman has got to be the best name in poker. No matter how good you're playing, you can always say "I'm the fish man". 😂 And Fishman beating Hellmuth by Hellmuth making one of his most common mistakes is just pure gold. 😄
Hellmuth knew he was beat. Prolly calling here to get more ratings for the show. 99% of the time i feel like phils trying to entertain viewers at home more often than not
@@jasonli4961 He's a schoolteacher who got staked for $100K as part of the show's format. He murdered Phil but after that he wanted to preserve his stack so he could keep his life-changing profit. No guarantee the other player will run it multiple times. He walked away with just under $130K profit. The raise he folded to was only $2K pre-flop. He could have at least taken a flop, but maybe he was worried about getting in a hand and calling off his stash.
@@jeffploetner The all in represented a straight. To have a straight you need KQ, for betting behavior earlier to have made sense the KQ need to be suited clubs
@@spankminister I’ve got an idea, last night I was playing some poker with friends and had like A7o with middle pair - two diamonds on the flop - long story short I lead the whole way, big river bet, get called with a lower flush something like a 6 high while I’m holding the ace. Sometimes you convince them, sometimes they convince you. It was a good hand though flushes always look nice
@@spankminister Seiver thought he was a god at that table and was being super aggressive and whining nonstop when he lost. He didn't give the amateur any credit for being able to check call a flush on turn.
LMAO that guy at the end is pulling out every single move from the "fish who has the nuts pretending to bluff" playbook, that we all see at the local casino/club every weekend, and very obviously too. The pretend nervous talk before the all in, the sigh, the hesitation, the "head in his hands", even some ludicrous shaking act while waiting for Phil to make his decision. 🤣🤣 How on earth can Phil call that??
"Leonardo De Caprio could not be selling this any better..." "He even fake hesitated, watch that Oscar, Leo..." "Now that might be real. I'd certainly be shaking either way..." All that commentator's comment made me laugh my ass out hard! 😂
Phil's call with A5 at the end is just so terrible. Dude gave him the "oh gosh, oh darn, well....I'm all in" and he still called it lmao. Made one of those "I know he sucked out but I call anyway because I had a good hand on the turn" calls.
First hand Martinez can’t go anywhere cause he has the open ended while Phil just trying to pair something at that point Phil didn’t bet enough on the turn when Martinez hit so the river bet didn’t really make sense to bet that big was a great hand by martinez
I’m relieved that Phil is never cited over his appalling behaviour. He is blameless. That dealer who didn’t throw down a club isn’t fit to be a dealer.
The big difference between amateurs and pros is that pros EXPECT to win just by making certain "moves" and then get whiney when others players, you know, play their own hand instead of reading the pro moves and folding.
statistics, if you play more than one tournament in you life you take certain risks more often. they are still risks thats why nobody wins everytime. the whiney is just for entertainment and people to have something to react instead of a cool guy just losing a fortune in chips
@@bornts8944 I think most of the complaining that we see is very real. These people are losing 10s of thousands on a single hand. I’d be complaining on a bad beat like that too
@Br So Any player who actually makes money in cash games would be able to make that fold unless they were super tilted. It's not just the tells its the tells before shoving all in as opposed to calling plus the shaking hand. Everyone would see the shaking.
I don't know why I love it when Phil loses it. He's a pro and been playing forever. He should know the card just don't come your way sometimes. Then he goes over to the dealer like it's his fault and says "if I get a club on the river I don't lose a penny" what a tool. If I were the dealer I would said " that's why I didn't give you one" . I woulda got fired but it woulda been awesome. Phil. The crybaby of poker. He only does it to intimidate. That and he thinks the world owes him something for some reason.
There only thing I enjoy more lately than Hellmuth getting upset over a loss, is seeing Barbara Cochran get upset after being stiff armed out of a deal on Shark Tank! 🤣
@@cmrdecc6516 It actually depends on the house. There are places where the tips are fat and there are places where the tips are shitty. The best houses are those that give their dealers guaranteed tips on their Pay slips. That means if in a specific month there was absolutely no tips given at all (cause sometimes it happens) then the house still has your back. Where I used to work the tips weren't all that. We didn't have no guaranteed tips but once in a while you'd get a fat tip from some random multimillionaire that was so lucky when you were dealing for him. But I have friends who live off their tips till this very day.
Hellmuth knew exactly what he had... no amateur or even pros would fake weakness saying "can't let you do this to me again" and not have it... it's just a bad call.
Not that he would have won, but that he would have been stupidly aggressive and lost to the cannon as well, watch the full episode. Someone else said they would have won, not tony g
I’ve seen the last clip many times but never understood what Phil meant by „if a club comes I don‘t lose one nickel in this hand“ is it simply because a club would be an easy fold for him (obvious flush danger)?
6:21 Phil Ivey would have called that, he just read that guy entirely in a few seconds. His reading skills make him the scariest Poker player ever to play against.
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Hellmuth standing up and getting in the dealer's space while essentially blaming him.......what a class act.
Is scott seiver a mouthbreather?
@@_Gnome. He is just trying to a keep poker face
Exactly
It doesn't get talked about enough how much of a dick he is to dealers
what did he mean by "if a club comes I don't lose one nickel". Doesn't he need 2 clubs?
Helmuth reading Fishman's K-Q Clubs was amazing, but his crash and burn was still sweet as candy xD
actually it was kinda obvious
@@jereloshaw7504 yeah? Well as a non- player it always impresses me when players read each other, but watching Phil do it reminds me how talented he is, which makes his Ted Cruz level personality look hysterical
@@yetanotherjohn there is not other hand that coulda gone all in there
Fishman went went full Hollywood and was even doing the I have it hand shake. I have no idea why Hellmuth called. I'm shit at poker and could have easily folded aces up with all that information.
@@jereloshaw7504 you sound really smart and good
You had me at Seiver getting that smug look wiped off his face
Literally hahaha he’s so fucking cocky and smug it’s nuts
I loved watching that grin just melt.
You had me at bye
He looks lime he's gonna be sick..hahahaaaa
dude is a total creep
It says a lot that so many hands were from the original Big Game Season 1-2. Such a good format and commentary. Nothing has come close since.
The commentary, the eye candy
I am rewatching The Big Game now....I love this!
Right!?! They don't do these anymore do they?
@@markgrade6644No apparently there were some legal issues with the prize
“Get the tilt juice out, have a little sip” 🤣😂 Possibly the best line I’ve ever heard at a poker table.
What does it even mean
@@alialsharif7495 Tilt is a poker term for a state of mental or emotional confusion or frustration in which a player adopts a suboptimal strategy, usually resulting in the player becoming overly aggressive. Tilting is closely associated with another poker term, "steam".
@@AbdulHannanAbdulMatheen Doesn't "tilt" come from pinball machines?
@@B20C0 Yes, on old pinball games if you hit the machine it would initiatie the "tilt feature" and essentially shut off all the controls. So when a pinball player messed up, they would hit the machine out of frustration and initiate "tilt"
@@nathancarroll7347 Tilt would also result from overly agressively 'nudging' the machine to try and get a little more juice on the balls action. If the hit was too hard the machine would go on tilt as a penalty.
Gonza Cannon firing at the whole table and nobody could take it. Wish we’d seen more from him.
He did get a lot of monster hands but also bluffed in the right spots
4:26 LOL why is Tony G saying his 8, 9 would've won? 😂 Cannon had a flush!
The man played incredibly and he bluffed like he actually had the cards. It really was a joy watching him play.
Cannon was made to be the ultimate cannon. He was almost unbeatable up to the point that Daniel asked at some point how he wasn't a pro and I wondered the same thing. Yes he got some luck with his cards but he won hands without having the goods. He played like a real pro
I HOPE some poker channel picks up Gonzalez Cannon again. His play was some of the most enjoyable poker I've watched in a while.
The shot of Hellmuth ranting and complaining while the dealer pushes all of his chips to fishman at 11:26 kills me every time 😂
Hellmuth vs Fishman is the first time I've seen Phil Hellmuth guess someone's hand before losing to them - normally he loses horribly and THEN says "I knew exactly what you had before I played!!" and then blows off
I've seen him do it a couple times.
but it is the hand that made the MOST sense with how it played out.
No he actually reads pretty well. The only one I’ve seen make more correct reads is Negreanu. You’re confusing him with Matusow.
I love when Phil gets put in his place. Just love it.
He's such a 🐈🐱
@@lifeisshort2016 there’s still the cocky jerk and the calm and collected and audience gets to choose on tv bro. Called life. Try it sometime
Imagine playing poker as an amateur and your name is "fishman"
🤣😂
And then proving it... if that wasn't a tell of I have the nuts nothing was.....
How he got paid off was just sick!
I guarantee if it were anyone else no one would have lost a penny on that river and the way he TRIED selling it.
Phill has nothing to be angry about but his own action. He had read his opponent perfectly, but did not act accordingly.
Phil Laak worshipping Martinez after the hero call is just great 😁👍
Fishman has got to be the best name in poker.
No matter how good you're playing, you can always say "I'm the fish man". 😂
And Fishman beating Hellmuth by Hellmuth making one of his most common mistakes is just pure gold. 😄
Moneymaker is the best name ever
Hellmuth knew he was beat. Prolly calling here to get more ratings for the show. 99% of the time i feel like phils trying to entertain viewers at home more often than not
I love, I LOVE Scott Seiver. He just always has that facial expression as if he was feeling sick.... 😅🤭
I'm also partial to Scott "zombie face" Seiver ;)
He always have the sleepless visual diarrhea
This list will never be complete without Phil hellmuth on the top spot.
I love this video so much. Those pros faces when they realized they lost the hand are absolutely priceless
Fishman, the Legend who folded aces preflop and was correct. 😅🤭
That’s right!! Even the commentators were stunned and kept saying “if this were a movie, I still would think it’s too unreal…” what a legend
How is that correct? Jamming and running it 3 times would be better.
@@jasonli4961 It's only pot limit pre flop though
@@jasonli4961 He's a schoolteacher who got staked for $100K as part of the show's format. He murdered Phil but after that he wanted to preserve his stack so he could keep his life-changing profit. No guarantee the other player will run it multiple times. He walked away with just under $130K profit.
The raise he folded to was only $2K pre-flop. He could have at least taken a flop, but maybe he was worried about getting in a hand and calling off his stash.
Fishman such a bad player here and there
This is so sick. What do you got? King queen of clubs? 🤣
It never gets old. I’ve seen this hand in at least 3 separate compilations. Classic hellmuth
If I was holding a hand like that with all in, and if someone predicts it as Hellmuth does, i would have burst out laughing
How did he know King Queen of clubs? That’s amazing!
@@jeffploetner The all in represented a straight. To have a straight you need KQ, for betting behavior earlier to have made sense the KQ need to be suited clubs
@@JackMott thanks that is insightful
2:55 TILT JUICE! Get the TILT juice out for everyone - have a little sip
haha he's such a troll I love him
Scott Seiver's full reaction to loosing that pot is the most gut one, I've ever seen by a pro...
Why did he shove there? Did he just not realize there was a flush?
@@spankminister I’ve got an idea, last night I was playing some poker with friends and had like A7o with middle pair - two diamonds on the flop - long story short I lead the whole way, big river bet, get called with a lower flush something like a 6 high while I’m holding the ace. Sometimes you convince them, sometimes they convince you. It was a good hand though flushes always look nice
Losing.
@@spankminister he had less than pot… check back probably best, but cannon is capable of hero calling
@@spankminister Seiver thought he was a god at that table and was being super aggressive and whining nonstop when he lost. He didn't give the amateur any credit for being able to check call a flush on turn.
im glad to see poker stars uplaoding in 2022 hopefully you guys bring a tournament to Canada
“We all know it’s the seat that’s unlucky” HAHAHA 🤣
4:24 You can see Scott just smiling like he won, He thought Cannon had a top pair or a Qx hand or even 57. The shock is hilarious.
LMAO that guy at the end is pulling out every single move from the "fish who has the nuts pretending to bluff" playbook, that we all see at the local casino/club every weekend, and very obviously too. The pretend nervous talk before the all in, the sigh, the hesitation, the "head in his hands", even some ludicrous shaking act while waiting for Phil to make his decision. 🤣🤣 How on earth can Phil call that??
It's simple, Phil isn't actually as good as he thinks he is.
Because Phil is also garbage, just garbage with money to play high stakes
@@LohStultus he was spot on in guessing the guy's cards too before he called
The shake was real tho. Eyes don't lie ans those pupils where nervous af
Sometimes your pride lets you think you couldn't possibly be beat by something like that. And then it happens
It's always so bad when you make the correct read, but play the wrong move anyway....devastating.
Right? Done that to myself too many times. I’d rather be surprised by a monster than make the read and make the call anyway
4:26 LOL why is Tony G saying his 8, 9 would've won? 😂 Cannon had a flush!
that call on a 2/3 flush...awesome!
Fishman relief-evil smirk-I can’t believe I tilted The Poker Kid-look is absolutely priceless
for all the hellmuth haters, u have to admit he makes games so much more entertaining
I want to play with him just so I can give him a tissue when he has a hissy fit.
I like him fine. He whines when he loses, but I can forgive that. It's nothing like some of the genuine bad sports like Tony G or William Kassouf.
Generally yes, but for example the HCL stream with all the youtubers and twitch streamers, it would have been more entertaining without him
@@bookender agreed but i can’t lie i’ve never laughed harder watching poker than watching tony g just destroy phil
Tony g is a god damn legend only dorks think hes a bad sport
Fisherman table talk was so bad...He effectively exposed his hand to Phil😂
I liked Fishman's little smurks and giggles at the end.
The Laak reaction at 2:51 is my most funny poker moment ever :D
That Fishman/Hellmuth hand never gets old.
"Leonardo De Caprio could not be selling this any better..."
"He even fake hesitated, watch that Oscar, Leo..."
"Now that might be real. I'd certainly be shaking either way..."
All that commentator's comment made me laugh my ass out hard! 😂
No lie...gotta luv Phil. He expresses exactly how I feel at times...lmao🤣🤣🤣
Cannon is STONE COLD! Dang.
His betting on that flush hand was SLICK!
Phil's call with A5 at the end is just so terrible. Dude gave him the "oh gosh, oh darn, well....I'm all in" and he still called it lmao. Made one of those "I know he sucked out but I call anyway because I had a good hand on the turn" calls.
Seiver staring at you across the table with that big ol flycatcher wide open would be the most annoying thing to have to look at all night.
First hand Martinez can’t go anywhere cause he has the open ended while Phil just trying to pair something at that point Phil didn’t bet enough on the turn when Martinez hit so the river bet didn’t really make sense to bet that big was a great hand by martinez
The countdown to Phil’s top blowing off was the best!
"IT'S A LONG WAY TO MORDOR FROM HERE" I spit out my beer :D
I’m relieved that Phil is never cited over his appalling behaviour. He is blameless. That dealer who didn’t throw down a club isn’t fit to be a dealer.
Phil vs Fishman gotta be the best 1
Helmuth is such a child. Take your loss and move on.
Damn, Cannon MASSACRED Seiver in the second clip. Played hin like a fiddle, he absolutely like the the pro playing an amateur in that clip.
11:07 “if a club comes I don’t lose one nickle in this hand”…. The way he tosses the cards lmao
lol Phil patronzing that guy and gives away his weakness
The big difference between amateurs and pros is that pros EXPECT to win just by making certain "moves" and then get whiney when others players, you know, play their own hand instead of reading the pro moves and folding.
statistics, if you play more than one tournament in you life you take certain risks more often. they are still risks thats why nobody wins everytime. the whiney is just for entertainment and people to have something to react instead of a cool guy just losing a fortune in chips
@@bornts8944 I think most of the complaining that we see is very real. These people are losing 10s of thousands on a single hand. I’d be complaining on a bad beat like that too
5:20 Oh my god never knew that Samwell from lord of the rings is playing poker now..... Where is your Frodo man
That poor Fishman is such a typical amateur, basically flipped his cards up with all the talk. Phil knew it too just couldn’t fold.
@Br So Any player who actually makes money in cash games would be able to make that fold unless they were super tilted. It's not just the tells its the tells before shoving all in as opposed to calling plus the shaking hand. Everyone would see the shaking.
Cassidy stayed in that hand with Nadia just so he could keep looking. He called the river just so he could hear her voice. He had no regrets
I watched this when it first aired and I love that they kept his "Welcome to the game" at the end.
I don't know why I love it when Phil loses it. He's a pro and been playing forever. He should know the card just don't come your way sometimes. Then he goes over to the dealer like it's his fault and says "if I get a club on the river I don't lose a penny" what a tool. If I were the dealer I would said " that's why I didn't give you one" . I woulda got fired but it woulda been awesome. Phil. The crybaby of poker. He only does it to intimidate. That and he thinks the world owes him something for some reason.
A doubt he is a true pro. Probably gets playing money from sponsors. A pro doesn't get mad from bad beats
I dont even understand why he would win in that situation? If a club comes on the river doesn't Fishman just have an even stronger hand and still win?
I love watching Siever get shocked
I love when amatuers outplay supposed pros... not all amatuers have no skill, alot of them just don't play professionally for a host of reasons.
Best video ever!!!
This Fishman guy should try as an actor. He has something for sure. Really entertaining
There only thing I enjoy more lately than Hellmuth getting upset over a loss, is seeing Barbara Cochran get upset after being stiff armed out of a deal on Shark Tank! 🤣
It’s honestly insane how often Phil puts people on their exact hands, and still calls with losing hands 😂
Hellmuth getting up and showing the dealer his hand. Lol
The all in against Hellmuth was clearly super strong
Easy fold right there
Hellmuth is a classic, part of his schtick to stardom. Don't hate him for it at all, friggin hiarious.
Why watching Phil get his tusshie busted is so dang funny 😩🤣
Need an updated video with Robbi Jade Lew at #1
What song is the outtro ?
Fold suited 7-8 in that situation. Low suited connectors, just fold. Always fun to watch Mr. Tilt.
At 11:13 if Perkins had started at 5 instead of 10, he would've been right on the money.
Artem the pro, stunning how he played AK. I thought he was the lose canon 😂
What's the outro music?
The dealer said “I just replace the other guy” 😂
Magnus in there looking like a Russian bond villain
He’s a teacher for god’s sake Phil!!
2:31 "To recap, Phil has nothing" Savagee
Sean Astin gonna get caught in the middle just like he did in the toy soldiers 😂
phil not noticing the obvious tell when Fishman was shaking after going all in with the nuts... hilarious.
The Sean Astin Jokes, mannnn
Phil is a bloody winger in poker
That last clip, that guy really reeled in Helmuth. Such acting skills. LoL
I dont know about everyone else... but I could watch Hellmuth getting coolers all day.
It's poker players like Phil that make me miss my days when I was a dealer🤣🤣
Do they tip you a lot? Genuinely interested to know
A dollar a hand minimum, 30 hands per hour. If it's a big pot I'll tip $5 or more. Definitely depends on the stakes as well.
@@cmrdecc6516 It actually depends on the house. There are places where the tips are fat and there are places where the tips are shitty. The best houses are those that give their dealers guaranteed tips on their Pay slips. That means if in a specific month there was absolutely no tips given at all (cause sometimes it happens) then the house still has your back. Where I used to work the tips weren't all that. We didn't have no guaranteed tips but once in a while you'd get a fat tip from some random multimillionaire that was so lucky when you were dealing for him. But I have friends who live off their tips till this very day.
It's so nice when it happens good.
Hellmuth knew exactly what he had... no amateur or even pros would fake weakness saying "can't let you do this to me again" and not have it... it's just a bad call.
Dudes face at 8:57 is awesome
4:26 LOL why is Tony G saying his 8, 9 would've won? 😂 Cannon had a flush!
Not that he would have won, but that he would have been stupidly aggressive and lost to the cannon as well, watch the full episode. Someone else said they would have won, not tony g
I think Tony misread his hand. He had 8s 9c, and probably thought he had 89s, which would have been a straight flush instead of just a straight.
Holy cow Bill perkins' head in the first clip
I’ve seen the last clip many times but never understood what Phil meant by „if a club comes I don‘t lose one nickel in this hand“
is it simply because a club would be an easy fold for him (obvious flush danger)?
Fishman deserves the Oscar
Problem with Hellmuth is, he could probably have bluffed that hand if he would just shut up. He gets to talking and gives info away.
Tilt Juice!!! Get the tilt juice out for everyone....have a little sip!! LOL......
Is that Doug Polk sitting next to Phil Ivey?
has Hellmuth ever won a hand?
LMAOOOOO!! Ikr!! I love em tho
6:21 Phil Ivey would have called that, he just read that guy entirely in a few seconds. His reading skills make him the scariest Poker player ever to play against.
Helmuth maybe the only guy in the world who can get away without gerting kicked out of the game by swearing so much. Lol
It ain’t a compilation without Phil 😂
“If a club comes i wouldn’t lose a nickel” says the guy who already fired at the pot three times before that
Phil should bet more on those 2 pair …not sure if he wanted to keep him in the pot but that is a mistakes always
on that Cannon/Seiver hand someone said "I had 8-9 I would have won" those are the players that I hate the most...
Great move folks
2:30 this guy won the series
Fishman/Hellmuth ....LOL!!
lmfao... hey phil, sometimes the odds don't win...lady luck is always in the picture. LOL
Helmuth : A club comes and I lose no money.
Dealer : You have enough bracelets, shut the f-ck up.