$1,100,000 PUNT By RAMPAGE POKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Rampage Poker played in the biggest game of his life so it was inevitable he was going to play the biggest pot of his life! Watch this crazy poker hand from the Million Dollar Cash game on The Hustler Casino Live Stream!
Jonathan talks a lot about how Rampage has a very strong nut advantage on a board of QJT as he has all of the AK and sets where his opponents should not have them as they would often 3-bet. Rampage uses his nut advantage to run a huge bluff against an opponent who is under repped the strength of his hand, but Handz find the call?
This poker hand took place during the Million Dollar Cash Game on The Hustler Casino Live Stream! Players were sat with a minimum of $1,000,000 and the blinds were at $500/$1000 often with a $2000 and $4000 straddle!
The action folds to Ethan ‘Rampage Poker’ Yau in the small blind who opts to raise with A7cc to $8,000 due to the $2000 straddle. Handz goes for a non standard flat call from the big blind with his pocket queens which invites Pav along from the straddle with Kh8d.
With the pot at an already huge $29,000 the three players head to the flop which comes Qd Jd Tc, delivering an action-packed board. Rampage decides to slow down and checks, Handz checks with his top set, and Pav takes the initiative in what he believes to be two weak hands. He bets $15,000. Rampage with the nut advantage decides to seize the opportunity and raise to $50,000. Handz now has a tricky decision but does decide to just call and Pav quickly realizes his mistake and gets out of the way.
There is $144,000 in the middle as Rampage and Handz head to the turn which is the 2c. Rampage Poker has now peaked up the nut flush draw and decides to maintain the pressure by overbetting the pot for a massive $175,000. Handz, who still has clean outs to a nutted hand, remains composed and calls.
With almost half a million dollars in the middle the two poker players see the 5s on the river. Rampage who has bricked on his gutshot straight and nut flush draw decides to continue with his story and fires another overbet in, this time for the tune of $618,000. Can Handz make the correct call and win a $1,800,000 pot?
Jonathan Little analyzes live poker hands from TV poker shows such as Poker After Dark, Hustler Casino Live, The Lodge Poker Club & PokerGO. He also analyzes popular poker vloggers such as Rampage Poker, Brad Owen, Jaman Burton, Ashley Sleeth, Wolfgang Poker and others!
You will also find many poker hands on this channel that contain some of the biggest names in the poker world such as; Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, Doug Polk, Garrett Adelstein, Tom ‘Durrrr’ Dwan, Dan ‘Jungleman’ Cates, Fedor Holz & many more!
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Who was your favorite player on the Hustler Casino Live Million Dollar Cash Game? 🤑
Dwan obv.
I have to give Wesley some props. That bluff with AKo is one for the books. To have the heart to pull the trigger in that spot is incredible. Durrr’s call was pretty fantastic as well.
Durr of course
Since I had a small piece of Rampage ($500), I have to say RAMPAGE.....
my favourite players were all 'em Whales trying to beat Durr at Poker X ))
(ps: trying to get sneaky and calling with QQ does not seem that clever any longer ... B )
(pps: i think even the guy calling with everything plays better than me ; )
Rampage is such a nice guy, he never refuses to show his bluffs when asked to do so.
Lol it's not nice to show bluffs
@@josephlipman3264 handz asked him to
@@josephlipman3264 He wasnt gonna show but handz wanted to see it
rampage is creating content to feed all content creators these days
When rampage shows the bluff and everyone just screammmms. Its such an amazing moment.
Got the ❤️ from J little himself. Yeah boyyy
Hey Johnathan,
What course would you recommend for someone who has played poker for many years but has never done any courses or study off the felt, and has just recently moved to a big city where I would like to play alot more live poker NLH cash games mainly at 1/3 stakes and also live tournaments. Mostly small buy ins ranging from 30 dollars- 250 dollars?
By not 3-betting the QQ pre-flop, he set himself up to be bluffed off the hand. Rampage took a magnificent line and was able to sell his opponent off on it.
Should have 3bet pre, mby even on the flop. Because when you are so insanely deep, it helps to narrow down those ranges.
the problem is exactly how he constructed his range, QQ is the nuts in his range he absolutely cannot fold in this spot (against a man who can bluff obviously)
Only mistake Handz made was trying to trap preflop! I liked his plays on all the streets afterwards! I don’t mind the fold on river!
I know! I know! Of course, all you great players here, in the comment section, would’ve called after seeing the video with ZERO DOLLARS INVOLVED!
I’d fold….
1.8:1 ... is rampage bluffing IN THAT SPOT 36% of the time or more with 24 combos of straights he might play this way .... IDK man, that is a real hard one for sure, it's usually an under-bluffed spot as well I think! Especially with KQ and mby AQ being better calling options in that spot. Disgusting spot lol. I have no idea what I would actually do sitting down at that table tho ... I'd be asking for a beer before the hand was even done lol. I don't have a gazillion dollars to buy in anyway. xD
This was very fun to watch live
I'm never never never ever ever never ever folding a set of queens on this runout vs Rampage.
Rampage could be "value betting" QJ, JJ, TT, JT. If he has AK, K9, or 89, then GG I'm going broke I guess.
nice mentality. Thats why u get value betted all day in other spots. U just cant fold period
@@smash2zero naa sorry top set is to high in the range to fold period. unless you play the supernit who will never jam without the nuts you cannot fold this spot ever.
K9 is rather unlikely it could be 89 as a preflop bluff, or AK for value. anything else you have beat and there to many missed draws there to fold to 2 possible hand combinations when you have endless combinations that can bluff or overplay bet for value with worse
I really don’t think this is as simple as ‘never folding’. It’s a spot, a tough spot. But I would like to think I could find a call here too but when id call here Rampage would just show me K9 of clubs and id proceed to cry
@@woswasdenni1914 When a million is on the line you might think different...
@@woswasdenni1914 i dont see how u can say K9 is unlikely? ur just reveerse enginneering cuz u know the cards. Im not saying I would personally fold, but just cuz yall r calling stations doesnt mean yall cant understand the fold. If he had AK, 89, or K9 he plays the hand the exact same way
Love Hanz bringing the cash for my boiz
Shout out to Handz who constantly ends up in the grossest spots haha. Tbh probs the right play to fold there most of the time
Its a fold against every player on the table other than Rampage
@@Chris-si4oxand airball
Dude looked like he was malfunctioning when he saw the bluff.
Bro I literally just watched Doug Polk cover the the A7 vs QQ hand in the Hustler live stream between Wes and the other guy! 😂
damn ya now that u mention it. all 3 of the crazy huge pots were heads up vs queens! and 2 of them were a7s vs queens.
Rampage is crazy profitable. Was just at 1-2 a couple years ago. Between blogs and winning.
He's not using his money
@Tyler Slenk not all of it but a lot his
@@mrhumble2937 I'm guessing at MOST he had 5% of himself. Probably closer to 1%
@Tyler Slenk nah he had a couple hundred thousand. Just getting staked is impressive. Mariano couldn't, he had 1 guy who pulled out.
He uses about 20-25% of his money
If i fell into a 500k win i would I would start my new job as a 5/10 grinder as of the next day and start split living between Vegas and Phoenix. A man can dream.
What would I do? Buy a lifetime subscription to poker coaching for my whole family
Respect to Rampage for keeping it 💯, if I knew he had QQ I wouldn't have went all in . That's what I thought . Good luck Rampage keep Rising
good content shoutout actually calling Rampage ^_^
Weird … rampage never mentioned a straight in his recap.
I think about the Poker Coaching bankroll management section. Jonathan mentions his friend who used his winnings to buy CDs. Rampage might buy a lot of CDs with those winnings. Or maybe he just spends $10 on a Spotify subscription and pockets the rest to play tomorrow night’s stream… 😅
With the 588 I’d be a lifelong member of poker coaching!
Remember it's not always about the cards. Chips are a powerful weapon
The fold wasn't a mistake. He should have raised at least once throughout the hand. Either on the flop or on the turn.
pre. flop. turn. Could have kept himself out of trouble.
No sense to raise on turn. Gets called by better and worse to fold. He should have either stuck in the call on the river or folded on the turn.
@@johnnyboychess Folding top set on the turn makes no sense bc they are deep, he has 10 boat/quad outs on river against all straights, and rampage should have some giveups on the river. Calling turn doesn't mean you have to call river.
I get it that it's a huge overbet, but Handz could beat some value, like jj or tt, so it should be a call maybe. Rampage, as he said, wouldn't put handz on qq, so would go for value with lesser sets probably
If hanz has AQ he likely calls. Or even KQ he calls. QQ just no blockers that big of a bet.
Its not that big of a bet, the bet is roughly 120x the pot its not that crazy spr wise, 2 x the pot would be streigth or nothing with that sizing he can for sure have TT or JJ, hands that beat value are much more +EV calls than bluffcatchers.
@@mrhumble2937 KQ is actually better than AQ here as it blocks both AK and K9 combos, AQ only blocks AK combos. But yeah, they are all better calls than QQ.
@@mrcv1999 There's 6 combo's of TT + JJ ... there's 24 straight combo's out there that might play this way as he doesn't have ANY blockers, and ALL of them have him beat. If he has QQ he is beat more often than if he has KQ ... KQ blocks more straight combos (8 combos plus you block 2 of the QQ combos) than combos QQ beats (the 6 JJ and TT combos and there's the 1 QQ combo that is now out there that also now beats you with KQ) so KQ *IS* a higher EV call.
This poor Handz guy is always in the weirdest spots. Poor bastard
Yeah he's really been on the rough end of some pots recently. owch.
I saw this one on stream and see RAMPAGE live up to his name!
Handz did not tank for anywhere near long enough. If you run the combinatorics in that hand its a pretty trivial call against an aggro LAG that can have a tonne of river bluffs.
“Don’t fold sets.” - Doug Selbst
I dont think is just a bluff catcher, Rampage as crazy as he plays he could easily have lower sets like TT or JJ, why is nobody talking about that, Handz is the consecuence of overfolding on Streams that people exploit It and run you over overbluffing you.
Yeah. This is where a lot of poker theory loses me. Handz should raise the flop, imo, and then fold if he gets reraised. Rampage probably folds to a guy back raising a check raise (how ridiculously strong does that look) unless he actually has the straight. The whole "Handz shouldn't raise here ever even with a straight because he lacks the nut advantage" is just bullshit. Sometimes you have to play your actual hand and not your range.
@@JBrandonMercer123 i dont think is wrong to slowplay it given the type of player we are talking about, but u definitely have to call when everything bricks.
Because no thinking player thinks that rampage has TT or JJ. When Rampage raises flop and continues turn, he is repping straights and straights only. He would 100% never continue turn with JJ and TT when Handz can have 89 or K9.
There's only 6 combos of TT and JJ, but 24 combos of straights that beat him.
@@JBrandonMercer123 It's the difference between playing to win that single hand, vs playing to be profitable in that spot on average over every hand in the long run. I get this is a much bigger game than normal, so if ever you're gonna play to just win the hand, it's probably then, but at that level, when a lot of the players are playing pretty high level poker and big stakes all the time, you leave yourself open exploitation if people see you doing exploitable stuff as it's all recorded and people can watch it back and build portfolios of peoples plays, I'm sure some players do this when they know they will be playing against certain people (I've heard a fair few people talk about studying the opponents at this level in podcasts and in vlogs and stuff, that's what they mean by it).
Hmm, the question is - Would you value-overbet with Straight? I don't think so. The overbet could be here a strong sign that opponent is still drawing.
As Papa Roach said: "We're going to invest"
I don't know how good Handz is but I thought that if you play in a way that drastically underrepresents your hand, you need to call more as it may induce more hands that you beat to bet. Tough spot for hands more so cos there were fewer draws on the flop. He also didn't block the flush draw, which should possibly edge him towards calling.
Yeah, I'm surprised both Jonathan and Doug Polk said this is probably a good fold. What is Handz supposed to call with here? He flatted Queens but I'm guessing he still re-raises AK more often than not. Does he even play K9 or 98? How often? It feels like it's possible Handz is literally NEVER calling in this situation if he folds QQ here.
Does he want to call with a pair and a blocker??? The straight blockers also block bluffs. Handz unblocks both flush draws. And from Rampage's point of view on QJT, he has the nut advantage and is almost never against a set. Could he not justify over-betting two pair (admittedly very unlikely with three Queens dead) or a lower set? And Rampage should be bluffing a lot theoretically and could easily be over-bluffing in practice--especially if he isn't betting worse value hands.
I just feel like theoretically speaking you're at the top of your range. And exploitatively speaking; you've under-repped your hand, it's a great board to bluff and Rampage isn't exactly the type to shy away from a big bluff. It seems like a pure moan call.
@@hughtoob9940 KQ blocks more hands than the hands QQ beats, so it's a better call in this spot. (6 pairs of TT and JJ and the one freed up QQ combo that you no longer have so 7 combos VS the 10 combos you block with KQ). AQ is not as good, but there are some arguments to make for it as a call and it would probably be just better than QQ jsut, maybe, but it does block some of his bluffs, so mby not.
Really loved how Rampage played this hand. Against most good players only ak will call which he block,s. But dont try this kind of play at home (its dangerous)
It also help him that he’s a vloger so I’m sure handz new that he only does that win the nuts
I would be convinced he had ace king, but call regardless because it is what it is. Lol
This was a tough situation Handz was put in but he also played this hand Awfully, in my opinion.
The terrible fold is more impressive imo 😂
This guy is unique
Handz ultra passivity cost him dearly.
Really dont know if QQ is a pure bluffcatcher I believe that rampage could have TT and JJ. But i might be mistaken.
Hard to imagine 10s or Js betting all-in for value the way the board ran out. In this size game. but I could be wrong too.
If you have queens without the queen of clubs you should call. If you have the queen of clubs fold. That means you call 33% of the time. You can't always fold to this. I get that it's pretty much a bluff catcher but what are the odds that Rampage has 10s or Jacks and is valuing off a lower set. If he is valuing those and you do not block the queen of clubs bluff combo its definetely a call.
So when the flushes don’t hit, AK should only be betting for value, not over betting. That is an easy call.
Huge balls!! Respect!!
Handz played this hand horribly from start to finish. In a super-aggro game where people are 4 and 5-betting pre with a wide range, he needed to reraise pre with QQ, he didn't, electing to slowplay in a super-aggro game (better to slowplay in a nitty game, not a super-aggro game). Once again on the flop he should have raised or reraised with top set, he elected to slow play and from then on he played the entire hand scared until he folded on the river. The ONLY hand that beats him is a flopped straight. Is it possible that Rampage flopped a straight? Sure. But it's much, much more likely that Rampage was raising and betting with a draw or a strong hand like two pair or lower set that Handz beats. Scared money by Handz contributed to a successful bluff by Rampage.
We didn't see Tom Dawn or the other guy that Wesley played in 2.2 with QQ 5 bet. It's risky.
Another raise probably gets it heads up against Rampage pre-flop so that makes sense but they are so deep raising with QQ is pretty much isolating the raiser and the result is probably the same.
It is clearly not "far more likely" that Rampage has a backdoor combo draw, or one of the 6 set combos with JJ/TT, than any of the 16xAK + 4xK9s + 4x98s = 24 possible straights. - Rather: Handz is near the top of his range (he can have straights himself) , and he probably has the odds to make a crying call; he may have the best hand in just enough cases. Just feels really bad when you make it in a 1M$ game, - and lose.
@@Badbentham It's like 1.8:1 on the river, so rampage needs to be bluffing more than 36% of the time in that spot in Handz mind to justify a call odds wise. I'm assuming that's why he folded, and this is usually an under-bluffed spot, and even if it wasn't it's real close anyway.
@@DaftFader "Underbluffed spot" might be somewhat misleading wording , as it is actually about as good as it gets in this regard, though: It is rather that he has a huge range/nut advantage, he has all the AK, which makes perfect play quite easy, allowing him to apply maximum pain with his bluffs. - 98s for Handz would sound like a must-defend to me; blocking at the very least K9s. But, he needs to have it in his Flop/Turn calling range. Otherwise he gets totally overrun on this board.
Why are players allowed to put chips onto the felt over the line and then pull them back?
You mean once they have won the hand or? :P
Keep in mind, Handz is calculating how many combos would beat his top set.
And there are many in Rampage's range, all AK & 89s, as well as some K9 and and maybe even 89us.
And, he would play those exactly like he played that bluff.
And 600k is likely more than 10% of his bankroll - so would he risk that all with a bluff?
Now we know.😮
He sold action man
Yeah with them pot odds rampage needs to be bluffing in that spot more than 36% of the time to make it a profitable call for handz. That's a decent chunk of bluffs Handz needs to find in rampages range tbh, with the 24 straight combos he could have as played. Although rampage only have 10% of himself, that shouldn't really be a part of Handz decision making, only as far as is rampage bluffing this often in this spot (and if the cash effects that, but it should of been only a small part of what he might of been thinking about, mby he put too much weight on it though, rampage doesn't seem to ever be phased by stakes).
Not true. He is far more incentivised to cbet that flop - tonnes of hands can continue even vs a cbet overbet. If handz would have thought about this a bit more he can make an easy call with top set.
if i some how won 588k , id be set and could grind at lower 1/2 1/3 2/5 for a long time and be set for life , i used to play in a home game 25/50 cent and walk out consistently with $200 average profit every weekend 48 hours of play ,only ever lost 3 times and i dealt for tips as most do and bought back in then won lol so fun made it 33 hours longest session lol shaking when i tryed to sleep lol
You're late on this one. So many crazy hands since.
I’d buy a home and invest it in real estate. Also move up to playing 5/10 and 10/20 regularly
You have to call taking this line in a multi-way pot… otherwise don’t take it
Hands needed to three bet pre or post, or lead post. I like pre flop three bet better.
So many donation lines, as I said, I didn’t watch much. Just the highlights
Yea handz obviously shoukd probably call river cause he’s at the literal top of his range but that’s why you don’t fuck Around pre flop. He tried to play fancy and it blew up in his face
588k and I’m firing two bullets at the SHRB
Mistake....not 3-betting the QQ!!!
It's a close spot for Handz, but I think JL is overblowing Rampage's nut advantage as the reason to fold. Rampage also has all the two pairs, sets, open ended plus pair combos, A2-A4d, and diamond connectors (7-8d and 9-10d mainly).
Rampage is repping 36 combos of value. 16 combos of AK, 16 combos of K9 and 4 combos of 89s. Handz is getting 2.77:1 on the river which means Rampage needs to have 100 bluff combos here. Can you find 100 bluffs?
@@gourabsarker8359 It's more like 24 as he'd probably only be playing the suited K9 and 89 hands this way, but it's still around 1.8:1 odds (it's 618k to win 1.1 mill - the money already in the pot is not classed as yours when you move onto the next betting street in poker when it comes to working out odds properly). That means rampage needs to be bluffing more than 36% of the time for it to be a profitable call. Still hard to find that many bluffs to make the call though, it's pretty close. But then KQ and mby AQ are better calling hands because of the blockers and this usually being an under-bluffed spot.
If I won that money I'd buy the equal amount of scratch off lottery tickets.
I'm with you, J. I'd buy in again.
Will be at WSOP. Hope to see you there.
Leave the table and cash out. Can the casino wire the money to bank? Cashiers check?
such a bluffy line check raise flop over bet turn and shove river. he should’ve called only things beating him is flopped straight everything else misses. The only reason he folds is because rampage bet over 600 thousand dollars😅😅 if it was same situation just take off a few zeroes hands calls all day. 500 in the pot and rampage shoves all in for 600 dollars hands obviously calls
Casual half million. Like if some one backed me for a million and didn’t want any of my winnings then I would. Do crazy social experiments with it lol
I would give all my money to Doug Polk because I stupidly stake swapped with him before the game
Buy a house. Retire my mom.
Easy snap off. Rampage bluffs a lot and Handz beats too much there.
One great thing about the turn card is that if the next card is either a diamond or a club, which it will be a bit less than half the time, then it's a great bluff situation. Clearly a pretty good bluff situation even without that given what happened but in that event it might have been a much easier fold.
Yeah that turn bet was really nice .. you could see it made Handz stop in his tracks and start clenching. Poor bloke xD.
Didn't Rampage only have 25% of himself here?? So he's likely "only" netting $147K...
I think 10% here, but he usually has at least 25% of himself.
pretty much i’m not folding there ever .
Pretty much, you suck at poker
A lot of strong opinions here from people using their entire time bank for 5NL river decisions
Terribly played by handz. Preflop he just flats with position with qqs, why? Not a trap as he is basically inviting the straddler to come in and now having to play the hand multiway and in middle position? Want to protect against many ace x and k x hands that u have dominated but vulenrable to, this is a 100% 3 bet spot to isolate against rampage witg positon. Post flop rampage, checks and so does handz! Again another spot he should be betting for both value and protection as any diamond, ace or 9 are trrible for you. Even if you are somewhat concerned with a straight mainky ak, u still have boat outs too. Handz slow played and under repped his hand so much that it enticed rampage to go for check raise and proceed to bluff him off the his hand.
One of the worst folds in history.
You're literally at the top of your range with a massively underrepped hand against a known super aggressive player with a ton of missed draws and worse holdings.
If you fold there you should give up the game.
Id buy in again and try the next day 😂. So funny thats exactly what i would do. So degenerate.
Invest it. You need passive income poker have a lot of swings
I think he shouldn't play games where he is money scare.
I promised my wife if I win a large sum of money that I’d buy her a swimming pool. So $150K or so for a nice pool and the rest builds my bankroll.
You won't win that pool🙂
@@ricgunn1439 doesn’t look like it since I can’t seem to get past level 9 in these big fields.
So dirty
I get it about AK, but Hanz's play is a disgrace. Just calling with QQ pre when that deep, also knowing Rampage's reputation. I would also not expect Rampage to check raise 3way on that flop OOP, way too many bad cards can come on turn and ruin action if you have broadway. Totally get the nut advantage problem, but I think you just have to against a player who bluffs like a maniac, against a nitty player or tight reg then I would fold too.
It's a terrible spot for sure, but that was just bad, and that is also why you do not play games that are too far outside your bankroll.
Rampage's play felt like what it was. Now a bunch of pros are losing tons of money trying to replicate it 😂.
I would have been scared too, but I am not as worried about the nut advantage because Rampage's play was so illogical on that flop. Just too easy for opponents to just check check the flop and a bad scare card comes on the turn that ruins the action.
If I won almost $600k I would use it to invest in some type of business. Got to have multiple revenue streams 😁
Faint?
🙃
588k, one can dream, pay off my house, make some investments and probably give some away.
I’d buy my momma a car and spend the rest on pcp
One of the worst folds in history and against rampage. You're beat by only one hand. So, if you already think hr has nuts, why call the turn, chasing and hoping the board pairs? Rampage is horrible and I'm rooting for him to go broke.
16 combos you lose to. You beat 12 combos of JJ & TT ....
@@marksimpson2321 16 combo draws? How so?
Why would you ever root for someone to go broke? You’re a horrible person. There’s no set rules to play every single hand in poker. You do you and use your own strategies when the situation calls for it.
He played this hand well…representing AK after check-raising the flop.
Don’t be a hater.
@@Bleesieteets I was saying it in jest. That bluff was obvious imo.
@@marksimpson2321 24 combos of straights out there that might play this way (AK/K9s/89s), and only 6 JJ and TT hands, and I don't think they play this way often anyway (There's 1 T and 1 J on the felt, so you half the combos that can be in his hand ;).
It is amazing just how bad rampage is. Love it!
He played this hand perfectly lol. I hope you are joking
🤔 Playing people not cards🤗
Theres no way Im folding Top Set. Rampage would at best be holding AK, and most likely have JJ, TT, KK, or AA to raise Preflop. Also if Rampage had AK, he would have Shoved after Flop to stop the flush catches. By him not shoving after Flop than likely be chasing or paired. The river card helped me since it stopped flushes. Call All in.
Man pocket Qs is NOT the kind of hand I would want to trap, and certainly not on this flop texture. Not 3-betting pre also lets other players with nonsense like K8o into the pot. I think Handz played this pretty poorly IMO, though maybe he knows something I don't.
The preflop move was the worst if it was at 100bb, the fact they were like 1000bb deep changes it a bit though, but the rest of the hand wasn't so bad because of the flat, no flat there and that hand may play differently entirely however, and more often than not probably should be pre (I've not looked at 1000bb charts that often lol). Once it hit the flop, there's only like 50k difference (25bb) give or take between him 3 betting and folding to a 4 bet and the way it played though. So scouting down the run-out could be valuable, however it couldn't of come much cleaner tbh, it was just rampages rampant betting that put him in the blender. So he was stuck finding a bunch of bluffs in rampages range, and couldn't think of enough he would play this way I guess. owch.
@@DaftFader yeah fair point about how deep they were, I too am not very well studied 1000bb deep
Dude I played the most absolute ridiculous and biggest pot of my life last night. Playing 2/5. Utg opens to 25$, I’m next to act. I have 950$ and aces. I just rip it all in for 950. little backstory (that same day around 2pm I’m driving in my car and thinking about how I’m playing poker that night and say to myself “if I get aces no matter what the options are my only play is all in”, so go all in for 950$ after the 25$ utg open when I am utg+1 . The dealer looks at me with open eyes and the table is like wtf, 2 snap folds and the 3rd player flicks in a call within 2 seconds. He has about the same stack size at me. We’re all stunned and like what the hell is happening. We show and he has KK vs my AA. I say let’s run it twice, I win first board and he hits river on second for a king high flush. We chop. And now him and I are completely shooken up for the next 15 minutes after what just occurred. How sick is that?
Risked $1m of other people's money to look cool on the internet...
Pretty sure this is a standard bluff spot.
@@DaftFader Represent broadway straight every time is a standard bluff spot!?!? He didn't know his opponent was that strong or he wouldn't have done it. Every other player on that table other than hands would've made the call and Rampage would have looked stupid, instead of a hero to idiots like you.
More click-bait crap. Now angry John Little is copying Polk…..
Handz couldnt have butchered it any worse especially vs least skilled opponent at the table has he not seen bingo boy punts ...
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