WSOP Top 100 Hands of All Time | 5-1 | Phil Hellmuth, Matt Affleck, Scotty Nguyen & Chris Moneymaker
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I would switch #3 and #4 around. the line "you call gonna be all over baby" is just so epic
Nah #3 was crazy
Agree. Epic
I called #1 from way back when the list first started. When you consider how much poker changed forever after Moneymaker won, and that hand being the poster child hand of ‘a nobody can outplay a pro’ making everybody think they could too, a huge ingredient of why poker boomed as crazy as it did, it really couldn’t have been anything else. That hand could very well be the reason this list was able to be made.
Mmm Farha is not a NL holdem pro though. He's known for Omaha play. And Omaha players approach poker entirely different than holdem players. It's why you rarely see Farha make it deep into NLH tournaments.
Ths thing that Made CMs run iconic aside from what you mentioned is unlike Gold who was really running hot, CM made moves that were unprecedented for a regular guy at that time...
Yup, he bluffed the consummate Vegas pro beautifully. He made very few (on-camera) bluffs all tournament. Moneymaker built an image and exploited that image when it mattered.
You could even call it the moneymaker effect
@@bbertgilo1574 80% or more players at that time read Doyle's Super System 1 and 2 and played Power Poker... players were pushing and calling with top pair only... and almost every straight and flush draw was getting raised, if not pushed... It was a standard play to shove with a flush draw... Poker has come along way and players are lightyears better than what they were in the 2000's.
Sammy has that mob boss vibe. He's like how a poker player would be portrayed in a movie. Chris the amateur gets to his final opponent and it's this old school mob boss guy. It's like it was written in a script.
My favorite thing about holdem will always be when an under pair gets it all in pre... gets ahead on the flop and then acts like they've had a bad beat when they lose
My fave is when the suited connector can't stand the heat PF and then crushes the board.
There was an amateur in the wsop me who got it in a2 vs 99 and said 'you've gotta win your flips'. Hit an ace then got rivered by a 9 and said 'those chips should be over here'. funny af
ALL OVER BABY!!!!! Conclusion of an epic series
Back when crowds were active and amazing and commentary was great and the fact that the players were more entertaining. I miss old poker
Just nostalgia. We have more great poker now then ever before
the way McBride says “i call. i play the board.” hurts my soul so much. he knows he’s lost. he knows he’s the sucker. he knows Scotty is too cool. he knew it was all over, baby.
Scotty sitting there, shirt unbuttoned, his mullet, his pack of renos with book of matches, sucking on a cold one holding the winning hand at the wsop main event... doesn't come much fuc*ing cooler than that
Isn't this the match where Scotty freaks out when the guy takes a bathroom break while Scotty is trying to read him? I saw that on TV the day it was broadcast. Crazy.
Little known fact about the Moneymaker/Farha hand... Sammy actually tanked for 21 minutes on that river decision. 21 MINUTES!!! Not exactly what an online player wants, to sit motionless while bluffing for what must have felt like an eternity 😂
I heard that on a poker stories podcast! In the footage it seems tense, but 21 minutes, insanity! Does anyone know how much the river shove was for? Pot was 1.3M, was it a huge overbet or pot size bet or what
Apologies, pot is 1.8m on turn.
Its a sort of weird hand as far as i can make out action. Not sure what blinds are. Chris makes it 100k pre, sam calls. Flop check check. Sam overbets(?) turn for 300k, chris raises the over bet. Then jams river when checked to for unknown amount. Pre flop seems normal enough, rest of hand is a bit crazy. Seems like way too much chips went in here on turn and river
I've agonized with Farha. He knew 99.9% he was the winner but KNEW he could outplay Moneymaker later, then he got frustrated internally about the fold and called later.
The introduction of the hole card cam was instrumental in popularising tournament poker; Henry Orenstein isn't a HOFer because of his tourney resume.
# 5 is every 1-3 table in vegas. And people still payoff those old people who come and wait for aces all day.
the old timers the old people are better players than the young people I don't care what you say
@@SteveAustin-jp3ev waiting for aces and then complain when they dont get paid off. Yup thats a winning strategy
Yeah it sucks so much. Even in that video, after seeing the cards and the act, in the turn as soon as phill checks, the old dude Insta goes for his chips to bet. In a live Environment i would probably miss it due to everything else. But when thinking about it-
1) min 3bets an early open
2) checks back ace high board
3) Insta bets turn when checked to
All hands this guy could possibly have, KK is the weakest. AA, QQ, AQ, all got there. AK is beating only KK and that guy is not getting KK on a AQ board.
At 19:03 I imagine Sammy’s thoughts were “I like this kid”
No one else but phil is folding AK there
Phil's nitty instincts have lead to some epic hero folds over the years, and this is the best one of all.
is that an insult or a compliment lol
The old man obviously has AQ, QQ, or AA. What can Phil beat?
Seriously the guy is like 90. You fold AK there
As always an amateur talking too much. Easy fold. AK is beating absolutely nothing there
My top 5
#5 Kenny Tran “I’m a genius”
#4 K8dd vs 32o two Asians re raising non stop
#3 filipo candio 75ss vs cheong
#2 lococos 6 bet bluff hand that wasn’t televised but only written about in 2021
#1 Affleck Duhumal
Now everyone gets 15 minutes of genius. Seriously, props to Kenny, great player and great background story.
Chode
#4 is #1
I can't find #4 on TH-cam
That Duhamel call is one of the worst calls Ive ever seen lol
#2 was absolutely sick!
van Tran vs. Alcober should have been somewhere on the list
I loved that hand
Wtf that wasn’t even n the top100?
Racists
That hand should be #1
That's probably my favorite hand of all time, despite the more famous ones.
Thank you for folding, Sammy.
Sammy shouldn't have folded
@StatsRob1975 then the poker boom would never have happened
@@jaket1858 We don't know that for sure.
@@StatsRob1975exactly.. everyone says that but that cannot be proven.
#3 is a personal favorite because of what kind of person Mike is
What did Johnathan Duhammel think Affleck had to make that ridiculous call?
He says it when he calls. He asks Matt if he has 10-9
It wasn't a ridiculous call at all. He was open ended with a high pocket pair. I'm in the minority thinking Duhamel made the right call
@@edyoung2621was far from the right call, only hand he’s ever beating here is AK and not many would play AK like that again it’s that board so was more likely to be a made hand
@@edyoung2621 you're in the minority for a reason lol
@@FacundoCampazzo123 read my comment. He made the right call. If you disagree you disagree
Bro.. Affleck broke my heart. Poor guy.
#2 makes me physically sick every time I see it.
I agree but it was a bad shove imo
decent shove, bad result
He should have just 5 bet jammed instead of flatted. Yes hes basically playing his hand face up at that point but its better than flatting and letting Jacks thru kings in to out flop you.
Brutal beat but he should’ve shoved pre flop.
@@hoobadooba2000clearly your opinion isn’t worth much
Most shocking is #4 Scotty with a cigarette at the table. How time has changed.
my thoughts exactly 😂
Yeah now it's just gays vaping
Bring it back - simpler times
am I tripping or Hellmuth announcing that hand?
@@skunkdoctor it’s him.
Scotty playing heads up with 2 packs of Winstons.
The best hand of all time and everyone remembers it: “If you call, it gonna be all over, baby,”
I made two-pair the other day.
8:25 That guy going for a high 5 with Matusow and getting left hanging kills me every time.
😂😂😂
He even looked at the guy with his hands up and was like nah 😅
#5 earned phil the flushy's (wsop's version of the oscars) biggest award
That's a great fold against a competent opponent, but if that old dude is what he appears to be, that's a pretty trivial fold. Chopping at best.
Yea idk why folding TPTK to an OMC losing his mind on day 1 warrants anything
@@chriswalls4321because it was a fantastic play. He didn’t lose his mind, but made the correct move. Hating freak
The way that guy yelled on #3 is hilarious
Unpopular opinion here, but I think people overestimate Chris Moneymaker's influence on the game. If they didn't introduce the hole card cameras for the 2003 main event, very few of us would know who Moneymaker was, just like how very few of us knew who Robert Varkonyi was, who won the 2002 main event as a total unknown. Give special kudos to the people who thought of the hole card camera concept, as they are the ones primarily responsible for the poker boom in my opinion.
Its not an unpopular opinion just an incorrect one
😅
poker was increasing in popularity before moneymaker won, but just look at the entries the year after in the main event. His effect was massive.
@@joemac999 Moneymaker winning certainly helped. But as I mentioned before, the hole card cameras started being used in that exact event. ESPN also had covered the 2003 event way more extensively than any previous events. If the hole card cams weren't there, that coverage likely wouldn't have happened as the viewers would've been bored out of their minds. This was an experiment by ESPN to cover poker with the hole card cams and it worked wonders. This along with an amateur winning caused the boom. If they did this in 2002, the boom would've started a year earlier with Varkonyi in Moneymaker's place.
They had the hole card camera inn 2002
Very enjoyable - all 100 of them.
“You call it gonna be all over baby!”
The Affleck hand is so sick, it changed one man’s life forever. One single poker hand, everything is different since that. Sick, sick twist of fates.
dude had 20 percent equity, not that bad.
“I call I play the board” is also an epic line from that hand
8:26 makes me howl every single time Mike leaves this guy hanging!! Amazing!
LOL
"i call i play the board" always makes me laugh
Pokerstars owes EVERYTHING to Chris Moneymaker. They became who they are now largely due to Moneymaker pulling off the bluff and the upset of the century, winning that '03 WSOP ME.
You call and it's all over baby...then toasts the beer...classic.
Hadn't seen the Passantino hand before. Love how Phil tried to get him to say his name and he cooly shrugged it off.
Moneymaker AQ vs Ivey 99 should be number 1. Changed poker history
Number 2 to me was the most brutal cause of the stakes if he won that hand the November 9 was his to be won!!!
Poor Matusow, cant imagine getting that far in that tournament and then falling into that spot, and THEN getting the false hope and crushing river.
Just brutal.
Matusow, Jamie Gold, Justin Schwartz, and Luke Schwartz could all lose like this for 3 tournaments in a row and I doubt majority of poker fans would feel bad about it.
I totally forgot that Sammy called his hand, correctly insinuating that he missed his flush yet still folded.
Duhamels smirk is iconic in its own right
I wonder how different poker would be today if sammy farha manages to make that call with top pair
Duhamel trying to not laugh after the river is classic.
"I can dodge bullets, baby!"
One of the most iconic lines of all time right there.
I remember watching the Matt Affleck hand live. So brutal. That kid was playing so well.
i am missing
fedor vs da silva
alcober vs van tran
romanello vs geller hero fold
and maybe korays final hand
Romanello fold was insane, probably my favorite of all time
Where was Doyle with the 10-2? Did I miss it somewhere in the top 100?
The 10-3 against Ly was #23 but Idk about the 10-2
They were in the 70s. Not sure if there's any video available and if there is, the quality is probably extremely poor.
As stated, he's known for winning it in the 70s and anything from 89 back is really hard to find. It's hard to find any video of many of the great poker pros.
No video available and he beat 17 man fields not a big deal
@@RyanDepauloDegenerateGambler great videos Ryan, but what do you mean the 10-2 win is not a big deal? Doyle is named after the hand. Granted it is a combination of two hands as he won b2b World Series with the hand. Still one of the most iconic ever in my opinion.
# 2 is a ❤️ breaker for Afflack. I lost hands like that too. 😔 You can make the right decision & still get burned 🔥 by luck.
I doubt you lost hands like that. This was a massive spot for a huge chip lead late in the Main Event. You cant compare that to losing to a Bad Beat in the Sunday Million or stuff like that.
Matt Affleck didn't want it bad enough .
Aflack should have won the tournament that year
I feel so bad for Matt Affleck. seems that it means the world to him and he looks so sad :( ...but 500k is a "little" consolation price i guess..
couple million dollar equity that pot. so sick
He wants a call there though if he's playing for first. So no sympathy from me. Taking a big beat is part of the game.
I’d seen the ending before but had forgotten he went back. I thought, ugh, how does another bad beat get number 2 on this list?!
But, really, for that amount of chips, at that far into the tournament, and to come back and GG with the players. Ultimate class. That’s insanely rare, and probably more rare than most of these hands.
@@bentonja668 yeah only the worst beat of all time in poker but no sympathy from us.. reread what ur typing man lol
@@bentonja668 You'll never take a bad beat remotely close to that in your life. I mean yeah he wants a call but you're talking about a spot 99.9% of players never see in their life.
That fish is a legend for inducing I can dodge bullets baby.
Affleck slow played his Aces.
I NEVER EVER do that😢
"You told me I had it" has to be the funniest thing ever
Not sure if this hand is there, but the time hellmuth slowrolled that guy, and other guy had kings. So they ran it 3 times and phil lost 3 out of 4
#2 is so sick.
That moneymaker bluff is out of a movie. I lost a lot of grass cutting money after seeing that game 😂
It's crazy to see how much the players' average age has changed over the years.
i can still feel matt affleck pain
Moneymaker blocking the nut straight and king high flush and shoves. Beautiful use of his rep and the information available to him.
Poker gods didnt like 8:27.
Guy was genuinely happy for Matusow and he saw him and ignored him and didn't high five. The moment I saw this, I knew something was coming, thought of an Ace but Flush over Nut Flush was just poetic.
2:51 She knows he can dodge bullets, she REALLY missed him with every shot so far!🤣
The average player age has really changed over the years. I remember being 30 and playing back in the day and I was always the youngest player it seemed.
You may be a badass but are you wearing shades, smoking at the table, drinking a beer and telling your opponent “if you call, it’s all over, baby” badass?
Classy move by Affleck to come back to make a proper goodbye
Helmuth raised by Stephen King was epic
6:06 for THE QUOTE
Mike Matusow can be heard chuckling immediately after Scotty says the line… Mike actually had a BIG piece of his action this event
Don't get excited until you won the hand.# 3 😁 is the perfect example 👌. Mike mouth jumping up & down, then being let down on the river. 😮😢
I can dodge bullets, baby
is that a pack of cigs in front of scotty? love it
#2 duhamel was absolutely saved by that river. He didn’t even have his opponent on his hand when he asked what affleck’s cards were when they went heads up. What a horrible suck out
Matt knew you only get one shot at this. 10,000 math nerds come along and it’s getting tougher and more fortunate to make a top run.
The duhamel smirk hurts so much
"Thank you for folding, Mr. Farha"
- Poker players everywhere
Moneymaker not talking to Sam saved him. If he even says a word, Farha would have known he was ɓluffing and called.
some forgotten older hands that probably should've been included...
1979 defending champion Bobby Baldwin knocked out in 8th place by a 2-outer when he should have taken the chip lead
1981 Ungar vs Green KK vs AQ, ace on the flop, king on the turn, then Green misses combo draw
1981 Ungar vs Green AJ vs T2 huge double up
1982 Straus vs Tomko AT vs A4 4 on flop, 10 river to end the Main Event
1989 Hellmuth's double knockout at the Main Event final table
1990 Matloubi vs Lund TT vs A9, Matloubi all in on the 942 flop. ace turn, 10 river. doubles up to 85% of the chips. should actually be in the top 3
1994 Hamilton vs Burgio straight flush vs ace high flush
1998 Nguyen's double knockout of 7th and 6th
2001 Mortensen's bluff against Matusow
2002 the John Shipley blowup with AJ vs JJ, permanently giving Varkonyi the chip lead
Brunson winning with the hand named after him - did that even show up? You have some great hands there, too.
@@labeled1 I don't think they included that, and I didn't think of it because I was thinking about ones I've seen video of, but it absolutely should be there. you're right
06:00 - "full house on the flop" - oops.
Used to be the lingo, like the flop was called the ‘turn’
@@usernamesrlamo - You'll have a difficult time coming up with evidence for that theory, Jennifer. Yes, the flop has been called the turn, but the turn has never been called the flop. Any other bright ideas?
@@usernamesrlamo - Oh, and by the way, 06:27 should clear up any of your remaining confusion.
I miss cigarettes at the table.
I never knew Matt Affleck went back for handshakes
I was rooting for Affleck, especially wearing that Griffey jersey. One of the best to ever play the game.
@13:29 you can see Afflecks soul leave his body.
13:40 why do i choose this for a living?
Jon Bois certified classic
i never get tired of watching that bluff... i bet if sammy had 2 pr, he would have called...
You forget the same bluff #1 of quy nguyen head up main event he bluffed all his chips
Matusou family all sick😂
Look at them,noone is normal.
Was that Hellmuth announcing the Scotty Nguyen hand?
Affleck hand is so nasty.
Matusow no sold that double hi five so hard 😂😂😂 8:22
Scotty played that toooo smooooth…
Dayum I love this game…
13:36 Best moment
Bluff of the century.
Where did Phillips v Mabuchi rank? AAAA vs Royal?
Some questionable choices going thru the whole list but def the right option for number 1.
Every WSOP hand ever played by Mike Matusow is a top 100 hand. They missed quite a few.
How is Grinder at the end of the main AQ vs 99 hand,,, Trip queens flop , boat for other guy turn , Bigger boat on the river . Hand was electric in a huge spot with the crowd going nuts . And you put helmuth folding to an OMC as the 5th greatest hand lol
Duhamel doesn’t even celebrate because he knows how he’d feel if the shoe was on the other foot. I’d just shake my head and feel bad for the guy I just “beat.
I love seeing Mike the mouth cry 😭
What’s so special about #2? There have been hands way more interesting or what am I missing here?
It was the decisive hand, the chip leader (Duhamel) vs the runner-up (Affleck). Whoever won that hand most likely would've won the whole tournament. Duhamel made a HUGE risk (if not a bad call since he put Affleck on 10s or 9s) by making that call and it paid off, delivering one of the worst, if not the worst, beats to Matt when he was the favorite until the river card came.
Duhamel ended up winning the tournament and that hand was responsible for it.
@@jib1823 there have been bigger/similar pots at the same stage of the tournament. the Affleck hand is really overrated. also people tend to think they were 1st and 2nd in chips when they were actually like 2nd and 4th. the QQ vs A7 was the really decisive hand
In terms of $ev, it’s the biggest suck out in the history of the World Series of Poker. Matt Affleck would’ve had over 20% of the chips in play if his hand held up. Instead, Duhamel hits, goes on to win the main event and over $9 million, and Affleck gets $500k. A massive swing
@@Rainmaker205 Cada vs Saout 22 vs QQ with 3 left instead of 15 might have been worth more. Ferguson vs Cloutier was less money but was heads up for the bracelet and title. all 3 should've been on the list but not in the top 5
@@Rainmaker205 it's also become one of those hands that personifies "bad beat" to a lot of people, as it came during the TV poker boom, was for such high stakes, and Affleck's emotions were so nakedly on display.
How much did everyone agree with this list?
i think Harmans QQ full vs. Zeidmans straight flush is a top 5 hand, but it was fun watchin the countdown! well done!
@@christianausmuddi91 yeah I agree. And also I knew they were gonna put the moneymaker hand number 1 but I think they should have just gone ahead and added the knockout blow to number 1 as well. I actually don't like how much Moneymaker is glorified. It's a cool story but going back and just watching the run is a little cringe because his play wasn't even really that great. He really lucked out against Ivey and the fact that he was playing in a much softer time skill wise.
@@damonthomas2975against Ivey, the hand played itself. They were 50/50 preflop, he had a massive advantage on the flop, it’s actually Ivey that sucked out on the turn… but both played it well. Nobody would have folded to Ivey’s shove. It’s statistically almost impossible to win the main event without sucking out some times.
For Matusow’s hand, I don’t see why another suck out to another suck out makes it so high. This list is littered with back and forths after cards have been shown. Mike didn’t really make a bad move in pushing, and the guy had to call.
I was figuring the top 5 would’ve been all like Number 1, where the full ins and outs of poker is played, which doesn’t have to always end with the tournament ending, or a massive bad beat.
IMO, the number 11 (or was it 12) pick should’ve been number 5. It was quad aces versus the royal flush. The odds on that are astronomical.
How is folding a k top 5 hands wtf