@@ingusfridmanis6275 Whats not to laugh about? He got to be apart of the biggest cash game in broadcasted history, and got to punt off 750 thousand dollars that some billionaire (bill perkins) will never miss.
He was the main character, he Always seems to be lately. Talking it up, making everyone laugh, down with straddling, stand up game, whatever everyone wants to do .... great for the game !!! 💯
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Doug is my absolute favorite poker analyst in the game. He doesn’t try to sound smart or overcomplicate things. One of the best poker pros out there today.
@Doug ever notice Wes sizes up for value and down as a bluff? Big monetary value both hands but % of the pot way different. He consistently does this. Dwan was like 23%-40%. Vs Hank was 31% - 77%. When he makes a hand size goes way up.
At 11:34 Doug says that u Wesley would want to trap with aces and a diamond as it will unblock flush draws that check call twice. But wouldn't having the ace of diamonds block flush draws? Am I missing something here?
Thanks for all the content. I’ve noticed a slight change with your videos - you’re still poking fun at people, which is usually hilarious, but I feel like it’s a bit toned down and more evenly distributed now than it was in the past. Great to see man. Also glad you smoothed things over with Fernando. Looking forward to the next vid!
Wes is definitely good for the game. Doesnt matter if plays good or bad. The way he handled after the hand against Durr was just an class act. He gives the action poker needs. Props to Wes my man! Nice to see him scooping this pot. He probably was so happy at the end to be losing ''only'' 700k. Nice comeback from no where.
Wes isn't allowed to celebrate when winning a $2 million pot? But Huss can be the big winner in the game and verbally abuse a rec whale for 3 hours What a sad and miserable world you live in
@@dkizxpt-su3ze A little more tact, or maybe class, goes a long way. Standing up and yelling “artist!” after just getting very very lucky aint the way.
@@dkizxpt-su3ze If you dont know why Huss is mad at Wesley its because Wesley vouched for Ryusuke and didnt payup when when Ryusuke left town with the money. So yea he backed a crook so Huss has good reason to be angry at him
something I just noticed watching this hand the 2nd time, Wes went significantly bigger on the turn here when he had it compared to Dwan hand when he was bluffing
@@ifeelhalfnaked484 hard to be balanced in spots he's not typically in, not accustomed to sizing in big pots and can't blame him how many 2000bb pots are u ever gonna be in
Think this is a major point. In Durr’s hand the fact that be didn't bet larger seemed buffy. If he's got AA then he's targeting KK and QQ because that's where his value is at
Sample size of two though. Not enough. He could easily have several turn sizings. He was aware enough to attempt the same physical mannerisms. So he's likely aware enough to not be only betting a single size when he has it and when he doesn't.
TBH this is why I hate having JJ or QQ. Very good starting hands in the top ten but very very hard to play when someone is betting like they have KK or AA. Wesley is betting like he has KK AA. I'd rather have 9 9 in this situation because it's an easy fold. Wesley is a good player because he know if he bets big it will look like he's bluffing and that's exactly what the Artist did.
Was expecting a lot more of this all week but was a great way to end the week with just some epic large $$ pots. Great analysis as always and enjoyed watching u live.
let's all take a minute and say thank you for coming back after the big loss as if nothing happened to produce content for us we don't deserve! Having said that, have you noticed that those plays you criticized seemed to have worked out just fine. 😅 He may have had a good live read on the dealer making it a mandatory 5-bet for value pre.
Great example of balancing out your play-style, bluff shove & value shove, both are the same. But, this is also a great example of why playing like Wes will most likely leave you “balanced” when you play against good players. “Balanced,” meaning you win nothing & you lose nothing, you’re left with winning the money you lost.
Wouldn’t it be a slight tell that Wesley has something when he lays his head down in this hand? He did that last big pot when he was bluffing. Would he do that exact thing again with another bluff? Just a thought
Not really similar. He was betting 3 streets and then got jammed on for 5x the last bet. I am sure he would have called down similar bets as this giving him 3:1 on the river.
This is epic stream Joe Ingram so much energy commentating & Wesley with the suited Ace 7 crazy play .Then there is Doug amazing poker analyzing! Airball looking for some sucker to lure into a home game or Ryan to donk off $ with A2 diamonds. lFg
Definite respect for your massively disciplined fold of K2 off. That's not something most top pros can do. Massive props to you sir. 100 useless points hitting your bank account before you read this post.
Only another 3,864 videos Doug, and you are on your way to getting back that loss from the other night, LOLjoking, I wish I could afford to lose a million. Is it wrong that I'm glad you are making a lot of content now?
Doug you are living rent free in soft charlies mind .... he semi broke down your hand with hank but it wasnt a breakdown it was just him watching the video and making a few remarks lol
He said, "I think if you got aces you got me'. Doug you had aces and didn't call. You can read and study all the books you want but when you're facing a big bet, it's all about instinct and courage. The study is a guide, the instinct and courage are innate.
Completely different scenarios. Doug wasn't 5-bet and just called pre and faced a triple barrel bluff. He raised, got called, bet, bet, bet and got jammed on for 5x the last bet. That's tightening your calling range a bunch if you don't get 3:1 on a call there.
@@lightningsoulde don't get me wrong, I'm sure that's not an easy call to make but he worked it out, it was a busted nut flush draw. It then just comes to whether you have the stones to go with your read, which he didn't. I don't blame him either, I can only imagine what it's like to be put under that much pressure. He also could have checked the river and caught the bluff, if Hank had jammed without the 200k initial bet then it's a fairly easy fold but my guess is, Hank would have checked the river or put in a decent sized bet which could be called.
@@andrewfathy4212 yeah for sure. I also felt like a call was in order as the only shoving hands are QQ and JTd and everything else would have to be at least a little bit afraid of top set or raised earlier when the flush draw appeared etc. Also unlikely someone would shove 5x the bet with a value hand other than the nuts, but still a tough call to be made.
🤬😡 4 betting light almost always comes back to fading a flush on a paired board with no fold equity and drawing thin just to over represent, only if you aren't being bluffed! this is true even if the flop has favored your range and they dont think you are on tilt. that is just the way it goes.
@@mrhumble2937 nowhere near the same situation, it only looks the same. The board was different. Wes was not down 2 million during the Tom Dwan hand. He had another player see his cards. His betting lines were different and his River all in…..Tom knew he didn’t have AA and KK. He knew it was only if one of his bluffs got there which only 2 were feasible A8 or 97. Completely different scenarios. Hanks spot was never a call. Toms was. Tom would not have played Hanks QQ the same way. 💯 would’ve 6th bet his 130k raise.
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Doug: I don’t mind mixing it once in blue moon
Wes: every hand is a blue moon 😂
Lol! So true
doug outplayed everybody in this hand. that K2 fold was legendary
West side Wes was trying to punt off the entire 3 million but the poker Gods showed him some mercy.
This is how he always plays…
not many people have the heart to 5bet bluff. give him some respect man. u dont get luck if u dont risk it all.
@@NguyenHai-hm2rx So True
LMAO this is hilarious
@@NguyenHai-hm2rx relax- everyone is just joking brother
Can we just take a moment to really appreciate that play with the K2o though! That's why these guys are the pros!
Doug u handle yourself really well at the tables. U show a lot of class in just ur overall attitude and etiquette on the felt. Good for the game!
@@ingusfridmanis6275 Whats not to laugh about? He got to be apart of the biggest cash game in broadcasted history, and got to punt off 750 thousand dollars that some billionaire (bill perkins) will never miss.
He was the main character, he Always seems to be lately. Talking it up, making everyone laugh, down with straddling, stand up game, whatever everyone wants to do .... great for the game !!! 💯
doug your coverage and personality on the felt is something to be commended. great content once again
This session was the most exciting poker stream I ever saw. Brutal hand.
side a side with the mr beast game hahaha That one was pretty insane.
@@josebarcellos2461 For pure fun, I’d go with the Beast session, for action and big pots, the two sessions are pretty close.
@@michaelg4664 I agree!! For action ang big pots was awesome. But definitely no skill on mr beast game. lmao
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Doug is my absolute favorite poker analyst in the game. He doesn’t try to sound smart or overcomplicate things. One of the best poker pros out there today.
Thank you for saying it
Thank you for saying it out loud.
Thank you for letting us all know.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thank you gromitkid.
@@YallaMiami bro shut up and go to sleep
Lol... if you are good at the game you dont need the bs analysis. Its all bs
He folded aces when he was pot committed already.
Good thing he has a great ability to break it down after the fact
Tom Dwan casually talking to Veronica in the background with one of the top 3 biggest pots of all time going on. @15:45
Thank you for the content explosion lately! I ain't got time to watch streams but the 15-20 minutes of Doug per day is perfect.
4:32 Such a strong fold with the K2. Im barely worthy to even comment on such greatness
nit.
the fact he lost money...just means the game is wrong.
@@tomonetruth please teach us your ways wise one.
@@EZ_Case never fold k2 preflop, sansei. only everest is greater.
Can you imagine if Wesley had lost it all to QQ AGAIN??
Would have loved to see a Q on the river for sure.
@@hellofranky99 why so much hate for Wes lmao
He’s an artist would never happen! Lol. Your thinking of Airball he did it all night and busted.
@@charliej8104 I don't hate Wesley. Just would have been epic to see someone lose $3M cash in one night.
@@charliej8104 because poker gods love dumb dumbs who somehow gets there when they make their moronic play on tilt
"Why are we 5-betting Mr Sleepy?!?" - Love it Chin
@Doug ever notice Wes sizes up for value and down as a bluff? Big monetary value both hands but % of the pot way different. He consistently does this. Dwan was like 23%-40%. Vs Hank was 31% - 77%. When he makes a hand size goes way up.
At 11:34 Doug says that u Wesley would want to trap with aces and a diamond as it will unblock flush draws that check call twice. But wouldn't having the ace of diamonds block flush draws? Am I missing something here?
Watching and supporting douges videos to help him earn that money he lost back!
It was a such a great show. Tom Dwan is Legend..!
Thanks for all the content. I’ve noticed a slight change with your videos - you’re still poking fun at people, which is usually hilarious, but I feel like it’s a bit toned down and more evenly distributed now than it was in the past. Great to see man. Also glad you smoothed things over with Fernando. Looking forward to the next vid!
He’s definitely doing better at balancing his fun poking range.
He got lucky, keeps this type of play up, he'll end up like gus Hanson
lighten up
Still the Great Dane
@@joeh6115 did he not get lucky?
He alot more rich then gus
@@AimytranMlbb which makes his play kinda boring, it's like watching those amateur rich celebrities, who go all in with shit hands...
Wes is definitely good for the game. Doesnt matter if plays good or bad. The way he handled after the hand against Durr was just an class act. He gives the action poker needs. Props to Wes my man! Nice to see him scooping this pot. He probably was so happy at the end to be losing ''only'' 700k. Nice comeback from no where.
He is a sore winner, no class when he wins only when he loses because he's embarrassed
class act LOL nice once clown !!! does chinese even know the meaning of class act ?:))))
Wesley is such a goon.
Imagine if Tom celebrated like that when he won the pot against him.
Huss was right.
Wes isn't allowed to celebrate when winning a $2 million pot?
But Huss can be the big winner in the game and verbally abuse a rec whale for 3 hours
What a sad and miserable world you live in
@@dkizxpt-su3ze A little more tact, or maybe class, goes a long way.
Standing up and yelling “artist!” after just getting very very lucky aint the way.
@@mjriemen You do understand that poker is meant to be entertaining, right?
Ppl are just jealous of wesley.
If he was really considered out of line, they wouldnt invite him to the games
@@dkizxpt-su3ze If you dont know why Huss is mad at Wesley its because Wesley vouched for Ryusuke and didnt payup when when Ryusuke left town with the money. So yea he backed a crook so Huss has good reason to be angry at him
Wes celebrating at the end is like a WR in NFL catching a td and dancing in the end zone down 35-7 with 2 min to go.
A WR catching a TD isn't worth $2 Million I'd be screaming like I won the Lottory.
I think Wesley lost over $700k for the session. Nothing to celebrate
@@parmanduke agree thank you for understanding
Great comment. Spot on. And in this case …X (Wes)
M-A-R-Ks the S-P-O-T
Bad analogy lol more like a wr celebrating after tieing the game up just before end of regulation
Wes Side Wesley the goat 🐐🐐🐐🐐Wes Side is the face of Hustler 🔥🔥🔥🔥Wes Side the fan favourite 🔥🔥🔥🔥
something I just noticed watching this hand the 2nd time, Wes went significantly bigger on the turn here when he had it compared to Dwan hand when he was bluffing
He's not balanced obviously usually
@@ifeelhalfnaked484 hard to be balanced in spots he's not typically in, not accustomed to sizing in big pots and can't blame him how many 2000bb pots are u ever gonna be in
Think this is a major point. In Durr’s hand the fact that be didn't bet larger seemed buffy. If he's got AA then he's targeting KK and QQ because that's where his value is at
Sample size of two though. Not enough. He could easily have several turn sizings. He was aware enough to attempt the same physical mannerisms. So he's likely aware enough to not be only betting a single size when he has it and when he doesn't.
Rule number #1 in gambling! Never quit when your losing! 🎉
✅💯
Yep, also gamblers never tell how much they lost, I'm talking about your average non televised gambler
Brilliant
You may being sarcastic. But I think there is something to not giving up, or playing like you lost after you lose. You have to just play your game
sure, losing more will make you numb
TBH this is why I hate having JJ or QQ. Very good starting hands in the top ten but very very hard to play when someone is betting like they have KK or AA. Wesley is betting like he has KK AA. I'd rather have 9 9 in this situation because it's an easy fold. Wesley is a good player because he know if he bets big it will look like he's bluffing and that's exactly what the Artist did.
Thx for all the content Doug…you’re the man! Good luck on $25k HU today! May the poker gods be with you!
Upvoted so Doug can make some of that $1.2 million back.
Was expecting a lot more of this all week but was a great way to end the week with just some epic large $$ pots. Great analysis as always and enjoyed watching u live.
What exactly did u expect
@@DrJetsetHe said it in his first sentence.
are there results tallied up anywhere to see how much players lost or won over the game?
Elvis Wesley got great balls of fire
*Jerry Lee Wesley
this was a awesome stream!!! also doug i became a big fan !!!! love the table talk and the energy you bring.
I love how Doug capatilized on the fact the hustlers hasn’t uploaded this hand yet 😂
Wesley is so fun to watch! You just have to love his spirit!
let's all take a minute and say thank you for coming back after the big loss as if nothing happened to produce content for us we don't deserve!
Having said that, have you noticed that those plays you criticized seemed to have worked out just fine. 😅
He may have had a good live read on the dealer making it a mandatory 5-bet for value pre.
I hate how wes always rubs hands into peoples faces but cant take it the other way around. His table manners are horrid in that sense.
He does take it when its the other way around. What the hell are you talking about?
That's because Wes is trash.
Just imagine if that 2nd 7 had been something else instead. Wes would have been ruined.
This game yielded some amazing hands!
Letting the cards decide to call or fold is definitely working out tonight
@16:00 did you say if I got aces then if you got me, you got me?? Why didn't you call with the aces Doug? 😆
Wes side is the artist 🎨
Great example of balancing out your play-style, bluff shove & value shove, both are the same. But, this is also a great example of why playing like Wes will most likely leave you “balanced” when you play against good players. “Balanced,” meaning you win nothing & you lose nothing, you’re left with winning the money you lost.
Players at the same skill level will in theory always break even when playing each other
Wesley was just tilting his 3 million away but saved himself catching here. But thats why this bet is good, he made the same bet as a bluff.
No he didnt he would have bet smaller on the turn if he was bluffing
I would have lost it all 6 betting king 2 offsuit pre flop. Thank you for teaching me the ways doug.
Wouldn’t it be a slight tell that Wesley has something when he lays his head down in this hand? He did that last big pot when he was bluffing. Would he do that exact thing again with another bluff? Just a thought
He does it in a big pot to not give away any tells. So no, I wouldn't say it tells you anything except he either has it or doesn't have it.
Not a tell if he does it every time
Wouldn’t Wesley have played the EXACT SAME WAY, if he have a pair of 10s??
Definitely not....
@@wesgrubbs8437 Definitely yes
10s arent a five bet preflop 99.9% of the time
@@DonTrump-sv1si neither is a7s
@@DonTrump-sv1siit is if you are bluffing
Doug when you folded K2 off, it would have been a perfect time to add John Malkovich from rounders “lays down a monster”
Tough spot for Hank because the hand played nearly exactly like the AK hand vs. Tom earlier...nearly identical.
“If I have aces then ya got me ya got me” Didn’t Doug fold aces in a similar scenario this stream 😭
Not really similar. He was betting 3 streets and then got jammed on for 5x the last bet. I am sure he would have called down similar bets as this giving him 3:1 on the river.
You ahhhh a Good Actor! 🙋🏻♂️
Bring "The Artist" down to the lodge 😂
I love how one of the players tells Wes to sit down after his celebration
How much did y’all swap?
This is epic stream Joe Ingram so much energy commentating & Wesley with the suited Ace 7 crazy play .Then there is Doug amazing poker analyzing! Airball looking for some sucker to lure into a home game or Ryan to donk off $ with A2 diamonds. lFg
I would fold when Wesley covers his head.
17:18 didnt watch last part of stream but that about sums up the greatest poker live stream of all time
What a wild night for Hank. First the bluff hand on Doug, and then down big after calling wes incorrectly
Doug, real recognize real. Anybody who is anybody knows that you are the goat and Tom Dwan is a flaming dbag bro.
I saw this amazing turn for Wesley on live video
and now you want a cookie for it?
Why didn’t Dwan do that to Wesley when he snapped him off for $3m?😂
Cause only a houge Douche would do that at the poker table
Poor Hank…up 700k most of the session, falling asleep , then…BANG!
well he coolered Dwan later with the nuts over str8 and at least got back to almost even. 🥲
Polks opening about motel 6 😂😂😂
Why didn’t you mention Wes’ clock call on the turn?
Yes Doug in 25k NLH Heads up final 2 !
Wow two of the largest televised hands on one night
Hank thought he was Tom for a moment
Except he’s not Tom…so he got absolutely destroyed by making a horrible call where he’s never good.
Recovering 50% of loss sounds incredible to doug hmmm ! lol 😂 😂
Wes the artist came back like an artist he is..”tonight is epic” 😅
One that has a ghostwriter from the looks of things. 🧢
Shows how much winning some back meant to him
Butts up, fries, diggles mcpolkington here
Wesley is by far the biggest fish ever to appear on this show
Wesley dat goat 🐐
Can't believe you got away from the K2o
I hope you take some studies in rhetoric in the future. you have talent.
Nothing but motel 6 and spirit for awhile huh
Definite respect for your massively disciplined fold of K2 off. That's not something most top pros can do. Massive props to you sir. 100 useless points hitting your bank account before you read this post.
youre a legend doug
Poker is easy when poker god is on your side!!
You’re never going to get over that hand, are you Doug…
The luck of this guy I tell ya!
Wow, life changing money. Just playing with it huh 🎉
Leave that light on for him!
Amazing session.
So annoying for Hank - he had the right read but Wesley got there with his seven
Kinda funny Wes has to face QQ again! Revenge time for sure lol
Love how wesley is an artist now yet he was no artist when the opponent was dwan
lol that open was pretty funny
Definitely a better play than folding pocket AA...
This is the same day? Damn
Way too much emotion to be playing these stakes but…that’s what makes it entertaining. Maybe not ART, but entertaining ;-)
Only another 3,864 videos Doug, and you are on your way to getting back that loss from the other night, LOLjoking, I wish I could afford to lose a million. Is it wrong that I'm glad you are making a lot of content now?
I was thinking the turn is where he could've got away from it...
So... Monkey Tilt does work out from time to time.
Fuck yeah it's the only way. Conjure up your best Isildur1 and put your whole roll on the highest table possible.
Doug you are living rent free in soft charlies mind .... he semi broke down your hand with hank but it wasnt a breakdown it was just him watching the video and making a few remarks lol
He said, "I think if you got aces you got me'. Doug you had aces and didn't call. You can read and study all the books you want but when you're facing a big bet, it's all about instinct and courage. The study is a guide, the instinct and courage are innate.
Completely different scenarios. Doug wasn't 5-bet and just called pre and faced a triple barrel bluff. He raised, got called, bet, bet, bet and got jammed on for 5x the last bet. That's tightening your calling range a bunch if you don't get 3:1 on a call there.
@@lightningsoulde don't get me wrong, I'm sure that's not an easy call to make but he worked it out, it was a busted nut flush draw. It then just comes to whether you have the stones to go with your read, which he didn't. I don't blame him either, I can only imagine what it's like to be put under that much pressure. He also could have checked the river and caught the bluff, if Hank had jammed without the 200k initial bet then it's a fairly easy fold but my guess is, Hank would have checked the river or put in a decent sized bet which could be called.
@@andrewfathy4212 yeah for sure. I also felt like a call was in order as the only shoving hands are QQ and JTd and everything else would have to be at least a little bit afraid of top set or raised earlier when the flush draw appeared etc.
Also unlikely someone would shove 5x the bet with a value hand other than the nuts, but still a tough call to be made.
He chose almost the perfect frequency of folding AA there. Solvers fold 30-50% depending on inputs.
🤬😡 4 betting light almost always comes back to fading a flush on a paired board with no fold equity and drawing thin just to over represent, only if you aren't being bluffed! this is true even if the flop has favored your range and they dont think you are on tilt. that is just the way it goes.
When you told Gman you tried to get out but “they” pulled you back in. I know what you meant
I know it’s all a show
I wonder if Tom Dwan makes the same call in this hand.
Tom would never in a million years be in that spot Hank was in.
@@Luka23567 he literally was. It was the same exact line except that time he caught a card.
Dwan has lost plenty of big pots.
@@mrhumble2937 nowhere near the same situation, it only looks the same. The board was different. Wes was not down 2 million during the Tom Dwan hand. He had another player see his cards. His betting lines were different and his River all in…..Tom knew he didn’t have AA and KK. He knew it was only if one of his bluffs got there which only 2 were feasible A8 or 97. Completely different scenarios. Hanks spot was never a call. Toms was. Tom would not have played Hanks QQ the same way. 💯 would’ve 6th bet his 130k raise.
@Luka Milas he didn't 6 bet all night he def doesn't 6 bet there.
Hank was dead money from the jump 1:03
Luck = Art
I'm glad Wesley got some back. He sat down with 3 million. Got to respect that.