WSOP Top 100 Hands of All Time | 50-41 | Crying Mike Matusow, Phil Ivey, Jerry Yang & Greg Raymer
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That first one hurt lmao
Bro said it’s your talking that did it as if he didn’t just call with the worst hand and sucked out
Lol Paredes with the double KO going in for the (unintentional??) needle afterwards
@@austinhaase7573 it was also a bad call as well lol
All he needed was a Q
@@austinhaase7573 he was complimenting him. He's saying his talking got him to call with the worse hand.
Raymer is one of the most graceful winners of the tournament. One celebratory yell, then goes straight to the runner-up. And he was that respectful to anyone he busted.
Well, except to Matusow lol.
He was respectful to Matusow too (also he's not the one that busted Mike). Given how well they both did in 2005 I think they both gained a lot more respect for each other.
For all his faults Jamie Gold was also a graceful winner.
@@Jokerlevin True but unlike Raymer who went on to prove he had real Poker skills in Cash games and Tournaments Jamie Gold proved to a fish who had a lucky run
0:55- I've never seen such a wounded look on a poker player's face
The tatted guy on his left is trying not to laugh
Poker is brutal. Hes smiling and saying all you need is a queen, and then it drops. Hahahaha
You can see his soul exit his body
#46 - Phil Ivey folds the best hand, even a great player can make mistakes...
I think he had to have thought that he didn't make the Flush for some reason? IDK
Two of the most obvious comments in the history of obvious comments.
Phil blows
@@illiturit1151 Except for yours
@@sc0mo786 , no, you're the original. You've managed to standout in a world comment-plagiarizing, level-one thinkers. And with only three beautifully- selected, mindfully-thought-out words. Here I was emotionally responding to comments as if my opinion mattered, as if, not only did it matter but was of superior plane of thought. Man, if ever there were a reader of Dostoevsky than you (only name dropping in a other feeble attempt at fooling the masses that I'm on the level). Kudos, sir, kudos.
The woman who called the clock was such a scummy move
Tiffany Michelle. I've seen her do a couple things like that over the years.
Nah, Snead committed nearly 75% of his stack then tanked for over five minutes getting 5.5-1. Make a decision already. If anybody other than Michelle called the clock, nobody would have cared.
@@Kanders190agreed
@@Kanders190 Yeah he was taking more than a minute. Even late in a tournament, I'm giving you like 3.. maybe 4 minutes tops, unless we're in the final table or something. In the middle of the hand especially.. not even the end of it.. like, it's just try to make a move within a couple minutes is all. Like Mike had it out for Greg that tournament as at the time, Greg was a newbie and a rookie, and they were paired up a lot together
nah you're just part of this new generation of whiny little brats who can't respect other players
Mike was acting like he got runner runner perfect when Greg had about six thousand outs.
“I play to win baby” 🤣🤣 Funny how Raymer ended up winning the whole thing
Lol, he said he called because he knew what Raymer had, but Raymer had more equity.
Gerry Yang doesn’t belong anywhere on this list
@@ilovebrandnewcarpets"do it fa Canada maan!" One thing nobody expected.
the lack of coloring up of chips in the earlier tournaments was absolutely hilarious. williams and raymer playing with literally thousands of chips in front of them
the Matusow call celebrating being the underdog lol.... that man.. "great read, buddy"
He had the odds to call, it is the correct call given actual holdings, plus back in the day players would only play draws like that on the flop, not a lot of made hands
@@timothynguyen4446 having the odds to call in a tournament doesnt make it a correct call, this isnt a cash game
@@joshmiller6421 great job that’s a brilliant point
@@joshmiller6421 it actual does you dont know what you're talking about smh
@@timothynguyen4446 this isn’t a cash game and middle pair is a folding hand to that size bet. Don’t be willfully ignorant
Friedman called his exact hand and gold talked him out of calling. So sick
"I thought it was aces" XD
#48 is my favorite hand Sneads gutsy call, the way he acted after he made the call, and the inconsiderate clock call on him
One of the best calls in poker history punished by a 2 outer
Nah, clock call was fine, people just hate on it because Michelle was the one that called the clock. I remember reading that he tanked for well over five minutes. After raising 2/3 of his stack on the flop and getting insane odds on a call, that's ridiculous. Make a decision.
@@SuperJuiceman11 yeah definitely up their with one of the greatest calls in history calling top pair
@@SuperJuiceman11 Getting 5.5-1 with top pair
"Best call in poker history" lol gtfo
you hate on the clock call because you're a weak man with entitlement issues, grow a pair and realize that taking 10 minutes for decision like that is obnoxious
10:40 Mike is that player in the poker room where even the dealers like seeing them get busted 😂😂😂
Nah... He's lovable... Bad timing on the call though... Mike is/was such a great player vs fish, he could have picked a better spot.... If Raymer showed his hand, does Mike still call?
Matusow is a bigger baby than hellmuth IMO
The way Oliver Hudson handled that next to Mike Mattiseu… that dude could learn to take a loss like a man.
Phil's muck......
Crazy. Maybe fatigue or something.
Snead and Matusaw back to back losing. Funny
In #48 it’s so wild that Montgomery tried a stone cold bluff when Snead is getting like 5-1 to call
Raymers glasses remind me of that one time my friends and i all got together and tried to play poker in grade 3 lol
Tiffany calls clock in hand which she not playing ... what a donkey act lol
Claims she’s short with 50bb too
@@billymabum3514 irrelevant , shes not in the hand and she cant give any info to other players in the pot .
@@tomgengar She didnt give any info and the fact she has 50bb is massively relevant ya melt
@@haydnmorgan508 youre so wrong lol
@@tomgengar what was the info she gave?
The first was a great example of poker. Keeps you humble. 😂
8:09 “you got it…OH it’s a DIAMOND!!! 😂
this was so entertaining to watch! 👍🏻
his smile stoped on that one
“ …if there’s no river, there’s no fish “
#44 is brilliant speechcraft.
It’s fun to see Matusow cry like a baby😂
Another really weird clock call in this countdown on #48.
The editing is biased, it had been over 15 minutes at this point and he's getting over 5 to 1 on a call here. He can only fold here if he believes he's drawing dead,which is unlikely.
even if it wasn't edited he's taking way too long.
Clock call was totally fine.
Jerry Yang killed the spirit of the main event for me. Never watched the series all the way through after that year. Cada is a near second. Total donk fest.
Haha, yeah but that was a oddly satisfying Final Table after you watch it 3 or 4 times... Very Weird lol... They were all chatting like friends and then on All-ins they acted like cult members... Jerry was preaching and praying, followed by "Please.... Let ME WIN!"
Greg Raymer is awesome!!
That bluff at 44 was awesome
Even Ivey made mistake misread his hand that help me feel ease on myself a bit better now bc I’m hard on myself for making mistake .
23:41 Mike again, only better! 😆😆
4:20 i love this hand.
#49 horrible calls by Williams for not thinking his opponent had a pocket pair.
He was already mentally exhausted 😴
LOL and Karma Queen showed up🤣 The look on his face!!!!
Watching Mike cry is just fantastic.
#48 Ace on the River!
Make sure to thank Barry G for that one.
I still wish for Prelad to call😅
Sneads pal slowrolling him 😂😂😂
Not a Jamie Gold fan but watching smack the smugness off Friedman's face was so satisfying.
the best hand of all time to me was the quad queens vs the quad 9s
i didnt see it on this video
It's not in the main event
@@jaket1858 says nothing about main event
@@The300ZXGuruit wasn’t a WSOP either so you’re just wrong
THE BROAD SHOWING US THERE NO NEED FOR HER TO BE IN THE TOURNAMAENT
Some of these ones were brutal! Why do we play this game lol. Number 41 is just crazy.. very first hand of a $10k 7 day tournament and that happens.. I’d be sick to my stomach for weeks
9:19 - I don't like Raymer for some reason... he just seems... sneaky and slimy.... but I really liked his play here. He read Mike very nicely. (Perhaps he didn't read him perfectly, but read him very well, and most likely knew he had the worst hand but had a chance at winning).
What happened with Phil Ivey #46? What does mucking his hand mean and why did he lose?
He threw his hand away instead of turning it face up. You have to show your cards to win, he did not.
@@josephhughes1337 ooooh ok that makes sense thanks for explaining that
No one can deny, Jamie was Gold to watch in the WSOP.
I remember back in the day that Hudson hand was seen as the ultimate cooler.
200bbs deep, first hand. Feels like AQ, AJ, QQ and JJ are out there.
Also, what’s he getting value from when he 3-bet shoves the turn? Does he think Farha is calling it all off first hand with AK?
You can take out AJ and JJ as the J came on the river and they got em all in on the turn
@@danielgerald4551 yeah, I should have explained better - the only play when Farha x/r turn is to flat, so he would have seen the J.
@@JoeDiego true that
Sam called a pre-flop raise with A 10, not that strong, so I can easily see Sammy calling with any decent Ace, especially first hand when all the amateurs are alive
#42 Matusow realizing he’s won money and still owes $2M to the street.
#48 horrible call by Snead. Jack 7 is a weak calling hand. Opponent could easily have you out kicked. There’s also the straight and flush draws on the board. Possible Trips with pocket 3s or 10s. Even high pocket pair queens and up have Snead crushed.
Horrible decision to call 📞
#46 13:20 Did Ivey really not know he wins there?
Is he ok?
Buy in is 10k and like the first guy he got out with 28k. What’s there to be sad about still profit
16:00 Blumstein is really "blump".
6:27 If you're not in the pot, you shouldn't be able to call the clock.
I live to die with pocket pair not folding 7s although straight was there gotta show me cuz a straight going bet higher 😊
Montgomery made a bad call vs A4, should never called an all in with JJ 7 high.
Hand #42 23:28 What year and event is this I need this full video
2005 wsop main event
If you played to win you wouldn't risk 2/3 of your chips as a dog. He tried to make the hero call at a bad time and paid for it.
First guy dang his soul is hurting
If she’s short, it benefits her greatly if he tanks longer. No reason for her to call the clock there from a strategic standpoint
13:22 Ivy mucks his flush 😳 WoW , he was not in the game , ... Ivy needs a 3 month 90 days or maybe 4 months break from poker 👍 for play only Golf and Tennis or go fall in love , do anything but no related card activities 👍🤷♂️🙊
Same commentators in 2003 and 2017
first one always funny
Ivey no doubt one of the all time best players, makes an awful mistake there and folds, I mean the guy flipped it over and Ivey didnt even look,,,,,goes to show you the best can makes mistakes
Phil you folded a flush.
Blumstein..🫏
Oh it’s a diamond!!!!
49 should be higher. Raymer's importance on the boom is overshadowed by Moneymaker. Hachem's too. If the pros had just gone back to winning every year the boom would not have reached the peak the way it did.
Watch Mike getting busted. Never gets old.
Le 1er (#50) il à tellement manger son gros Carma dans les dents .. Il jouait trop le malin, alors que nous savons tous que le(s) dieux du Poker n'aime(nt) pas sa du tout 😅
Mike the Mouth didn’t know he was an underdog? Guess it didn’t matter…
On 48 didn't like her clock call. She is kinda annoying
Love seeing Matusow lose
Bigger LuckBox
Gould or Yang
Both trash in my bookZ
$DTI
1.7 to win 9 wtf you doing taking so long
WSOP Top 100 Hands of All Time | 50-41 | Crying Mike Matusow, Phil Ivey, Jerry Yang & Greg Raymer
WSOP Top 100 Hands of All Time | 50-41 | Crying Mike Matusow, Phil Ivey, Jerry Yang & Greg Raymer
Ivey folding the winner misreading the hand should be nowhere near the top 100!
Makes me feel better about some of the mistakes I've made.
They put him in to show how over rated he’s been
#41 How to blow $10k in a couple of minutes...😱🙋
Just brutal, nothing you can do there
If you're going to bust out of a tournament on the first hand that's the way to do it. Cooler for sure. At least Oliver Hudson is doing okay for himself.
If they played fast on the flop I’d say cooler. He could have slowed down with q on turn instead of 4 bet jamming. He loses to aces , a10,AQ and qq all in Sammy’s range. I ain’t 4 bet jamming with lowest house
Takes me all night to get one boat LOL I'd lose it to flop a boat on first hand - heads up - and still lose.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
#50 Paredes thought Gill put him on King Jack. Gill should have just shut up 🤫 he manifested his own destiny
So this series is just a bunch of bad beats? Wouldn't call them the best hands ever.
#42 lol @ the mouth
Pocket tens worst shove ever
Man that bell sound is so annoying. Not subscribing out of spite for that. Ruins your videos...
She might be hot but Tiffany’s clock call was stupid
Shes mid at best lol
She is not hot
Typical woman move "me me me"
Hudson took that beat with so much class against sammy farha.that is the literal definition of a cooler.
That was sick. Not only did Sammy have one of the two remaining Aces, but the case 10 as well. Everyone is going broke with Hudson's hand.
@@jeremyc9593He wasn't/isn't a poker player... Its a laughable story for him
If you play it right you can avoid it.
If you play it right and give ur self a chance to read ur opponent before shoving, you have a chance to fold and get away.
I know poker is skill based, but this list definitely shows how much luck plays a huge part in winning.
Luck only works in the short term, skill in the long term. So you'll always see top players getting busted from tournaments, even when they play flawlessly. But over their career, they'll have the $ to show for it.
@@IamVegaskid Well, you just mentioned a defining aspect between many players or the lack there-of. Bankroll management. Or you'll never have anything to show for it.
I remember Raymer and those glasses 😎
Keeps happening to Mike because his an asshollllll
"Why do I get deserve this!?"
Matusow crying is music to my ears. He's such a baby
Seems more like lucky hands so far..just staying for Mike crying..Then i fold..!!
hand 48 with the guy on the rail not having any clue what is happening is hilarious
Q error harrafal tenia color y tiro las cartas
this more like top 100 bad beats
If you’re ever worried about making bad plays in poker just remember Phil Ivey, the best to ever do it, mucked the best hand in the main event.
After #50 AQ winning on the river, I feel like starting 😌 an insurance company that gives river insurance 😀 😆 lol.
Did Montgomery actually think he had pocket aces?
#47 should be higher. It was a gigantic hand for that tournament. Top 30