2019 WSOP Main Event Top 5 Hands | World Series of Poker
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- The most expensive bad beat of all time, a crazy poker ruling with lots of controversy, and big moves by the big stacks highlight the Top 5 hands from the 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event!
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The dealer is lucky that she didn't miscount against Hellmuth or Matusow, the table would have gone flying. Sammartino didn't respond perfectly, but at least he didn't rip into the dealer.
To be honest I felt so bad for her - she had to keep saying "Yep, so I fucked it up and then X, Y Z happened" whenever someone more senior was called over
Sammartino's delayed reaction is human... He also probably didn't want to make a fuss, there's a big chance his tens is ahead.
But the fact he raised his complaint after the hands are revealed... That made the Effel less sympathetic. Doesn't justify his dickish blaise dismissal of the whole thing... But yea.
@@lolipedofin which part of this video does that happen
Sammartino's lucky he didn't get disqualified and banned from future WSOP's for arguing with Effel over that ruling.
As Doyle Brunson says " Experience and memory recall is everything for a poker player." Age, time, hard work and experience is very tough to beat.
Hossein Ensan, one of my true heroes. Making Iran and Germany proud. He is a very decent, humble man. He was driving a taxi in his 30's.
Worked hard, he grinded tournaments and cash games in his 40's and 50's. And in 2019 he won the main event for 10 million. Never, Never give up.
Ensan deserved it, he was so humble at the EPT 2012 issue. Legend quote: ... but next time don't bluff me.
Plus he makes us old guys feel like we can still do it!
But I had 5
Yeah, hilarious
Sam Greenwood took that beat like a champ
Hes a super high roller . The mkney doesn't mean as much to him as the other poker players as sick as that sounds
Imagine how Hellmuth would have reacted. Great call.
guys a legend,im sure he felt it big time tho
Yeah it still hurt but he's killing it in life he's all good :)
Money aside every poker player whether rich or poor wants to win the main event.
I'm so sad this is the last Top 5 Hands list in a while. :(
They should do one for online wsop
Kinda happy cuz then they might start releasing more wsop episodes for the past main events
But suppose that Marchington goes all in for 22M, Sammartino asks him for a count, and it's not the dealer but Marchington himself who underreports as 17M, and gets a call.
According to the rules as quoted by Effel, since it is "accepted action", then Sammartino is still on the hook, despite the fact that Marchington could have deliberately given a wrong count in order to increase his chances of getting a call.
This is all hypothetical of course, but it seems like strict adherence to this rule opens up a certain avenue for cheating.
Angling not cheating I suppose, it happens, you'll always have people who try to take advantage of the rules
The real rule was badly explained. No matter who says what, including the dealer, it is your responsibility to be aware of the situation when you make your action. The chips are there for DS to see. He is wrong, but effel as usual when the cameras are on him, makes an ass out of himself. I wonder would he have been so arrogant to negreaneau or laak etc
Excellent point!
It's still your responsibility to count accurately. If you're not sure you ask the dealer. Usually the dealer won't make a mistake. And this goes for any action at the table.
This is a great idea! I’m going to try this to induce a call! Thank you 🙏🏼
#3 is definitely the most memorable
2:57 Imagine if 10 of spades was on the turn, Sammartino would’ve had like… 27 outs?!
The written rule may be clear, but can't exonerate the dealer 100%. It would have been better for the underdog to make the argument he made BEFORE he knew he was behind.
lol right? he legit shrugs and goes ok cause he knows the first floor official was right when he said he had to call either way but then once he realizes he is dominated he starts to fuss
@@captainclutch8463 Untrue. He said before the hands were shown, they then proceeded to force the hands face up. He made it very clear, again, before showdown that if it was 22mil he would have considered and possibly folded. Only made worse when he sees he was drawing to 2 outs. However, you're wrong :)
@@rishipandya7633 lol do you take pills to be this stupid @rish.... from @8:40 to 9:02 he legit just sits there listening to the guy cause he knows he has to call.... DOESNT SAY ANYTHING only until he sees the cards standing up does he start to complain rewatch the clip ya tard.. he makes a face @8:39 but doesnt say anything cause he knows he has to call... i can tell you dont play poker cause damn you suck at reading the situation
@@captainclutch8463 In fact, at 9:03 or 9:04 he nods his head as if in agreement with what the official is saying. I watched this clip with sound muted just to watch the body language, and his body language clearly says "ok, fine, I call". Obviously we could argue that body language doesn't count, but I think its a bit disingenuous of him to start crying wolf after he saw that he was behind.
@@rishipandya7633 Absolutely not. You are wrong. He nodded his head as if to agree with the call, then once they went to showdown he started to complain. I lost all respect for him after that behavior. As a player, you need to make sure to know how much money your opponent has at all times. That is on Sammartion.
Best of the series
A Canadian, Zegerman and Italiano at a fin al table. Fantastic
If Sammartino had QQ and the other player had 1010 I get the feeling there would have been no problem throwing in the extra 5 million chips. He saw he was behind and tried to weasel out of it.
Thats because it would be more difficult to think about folding QQ pre. It has more sense if the other guy would have a slow pair than 10s.
im the dude in seat 1 of the final hand. I've officially achieved my life goal and can die happy now.
Hossein played like an absolute boss, but Dario would've been a worthy winner too, he played some pretty disciplined stuff before the final table, played the short stack to perfection, never really got out of line, jammed at the right spots etc
Best main event ever
Bad beat for greenwood RIP
Thousands of players playing tens of thousands of hands and not one interesting one in the first 5 days 😱
66 ooh raise
AJ omg omg what a hand what a hand ima gonna sh!t my pants AL IN
wtf poker have become
Real poker isn't like online poker where it's full house galore.
Why show the final table before the other clips
because Poker Go BLOWS and took AWAY all the other clips! they bought the rights and are now trying to make you PAY for them FU** them!
Su looking like he’s waiting on someone to make a painting of him
Eifel should be fired for that interaction
No he handled it right
@@michaelhourigan2599 jack never handles anything right. The dude is trash.
@@buzzerbeater37 I agree I’ve seen him make a lot of bad decisions, but this one was right it’s the player’s responsibility to see how many chips the opponent has .
@@michaelhourigan2599 Even if that's true he >should< be fired for the needle at the end. The "If you're calling X then you're calling Y" shit was uncalled for and shows a severe lack of understanding of tournament theory, ICM and of simple decorum. The difference between 20 and 27 BB when it's like 15 handed for the WSOPME is huge, let alone any other tournament. Even if he "handled it by the book" he was still super rude and out of line with that needle, hence why he shouldn't be the WSOPME tournament director anymore.
@@SSky06 ya I agree I don’t know why the fuck he said that but I think he made the correct decision in making the bet count
I like when people tell me what they folded, like in hand 1...I want to know the reality.
"You're calling 17, you're calling 22". Completely inappropriate from Jack Effel there. WAY out of line. How was he not fired?
but i feel like hes right no?
Everyone has taken this statement wrong, he has stated in interviews after, he was implying "if you were calling 17 the rule indicates you have to call 22" not "if you were going to call 17 you were obviously going to call 22". Exactly what he was talking about accepting action. You're accepting 17 you have to accept 22. Players are responsible for knowing chopsticks regardless of what the player says regardless of what the dealer says. Players are responsible for all their own action.
@@jtgraham9810 If that's what he was saying, he should have clarified it to the player at the time. I don't believe it.
What is everyone’s thoughts on No. 3. Because it seemed like Dario started going off when the cards were flipped and he saw the other guy was ahead pre flop
rules are rules and are there for that exact reason, you cant rely on the dealer or else it would be way more situations like #3
Why cant I find the 2020 Event ?
Pretty sure Livingstone did a forward motion on that first video. He was shuffling yellow calling chips, moved forward then slid them to the side to get a reaction. Surprised he wasn't called out for that.
Seeing Mustafa Kanit on Sammartino’s rail was pretty cool.
Why?
What did Greenwood say he was looking at when he stood up before calling the all-in?
He wanted to know if anyone was busting on other tables, might've laddered if that was the case.
Can someone tell me why espn changed format from beginning. It used to be so entertaining on tv
Agreed. It was much better when it wasn’t set in a contrived arena setting.
Bad snarky remark to Dario from Effel.
he did clarify and said he wasn't commenting on strategy at all and that he was just saying from a rules standpoint since he called 17 he has to call 22, but how he said that comment walking away was ridiculous. honestly the way he said everything with that interaction seemed like he was talking down to him and just didnt want to have to be dealing with him from the very beginning.
@@captainclutch8463 Seriously. The rules are the rules, but in a spot like that it would serve to be more apologetic, instead of saying something strategically stupid like "oh if you call this you'll call this".
@@sportsjefe i dont think you read my comment right.... he wasnt making a strategically stupid comment cause he wasnt commenting on strategy at all.. everyone at the table, including you right now, just took it that way.... he was saying from a rules stand point, even in the analogy he gives when he first walks up is" even if the dealer said 3 bb and it was 30bb a call is a call" so he obviously meant it as the rules state if you call 17 you call 22, never once commenting on strategy yall just took it that way.
@@captainclutch8463 I read your comment right and I disagree with the premise.
We might not agree because my read is based on Jack's tone. To me his tone is sarcastic and dismissive, and he's saying Dario will call both, so there's nothing to argue over. Which is strategically dumb. "Look, buddy, if you're calling 17 you're calling 22, now shut up and finish the hand".
@@sportsjefe oh ok then i guess just agree to disagree but he explained himself after and wasnt commenting on strategy at all dont know why people think the guy who has made rulings like this all the time would all of a sudden decide "hey this time final two tables of the main event im gonna needle the guy with a comment about stategy EVEN THOUGH over my long career i have NEVER once done this to a player when making a decision on the rules, but yeah this time i am... makes a LOT OF SENSE.... you can perceive it that way and i would agree with you but then we would both be wrong.
What a brutal hand for Greenwood, what might have been for one of the greatest.
I am sad too, about this being the last Top 5 hands from the Main Event. In the mean time, how about the Bottom 5 hands, with maybe the Benny Hill soundtrack playing in the background??
Haha, not a bad idea! We'll see what we can do if you promise to watch the whole video!
@@PokerGO I promise to watch the whole video, ads and all... 😁👍
@@Ricky.913 Good Boy,
Brilliant.
On that last hand, Su did say “One time”….
11:38 Jack showing respect to John Cena 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Say goodbye to your dealer job at the main table.
Dario knew exactly what was going on and was trying to exploit the dealers mistake and save 5mm chips
Exactly, the dealer didn’t have to say anything. A mis deal is if someone got too many or too few cards, or the board was messed up, the chips are the players responsibility.
@@Mrbg123 He wasn't asking for a misdeal, he was very reasonably asking for the hand to be locked into an all-in for 17m. Strict adherence to the rules is just as bad as bending them constantly. Even the guy he called agreed with him. The fact that you don't get it is reflective on you, not on him.
“Count? But I think I have to call...”
Hahah he was already signaling he was calling regardless of the count.
The operative word is "think." You should try it sometime.
You are the only one responsible for counting someone’s chips, the dealer can make mistakes so you should always count yourself
Don't say call if you don't want to call the actual value your opponent has placed forward. this is simple poker. whats said isnt the rules. the rules are the rules.
Both of you are morons. What is the point of the dealer being able to count down the amount of chips and you not being allowed to touch your opponents chips if the dealer can just get the number wrong and fuck you? Jack Ethel is a moron, the rules are stupid and wrong. If the person who went all-in doesn't correct the dealer count and just waits til you call an incorrect amount then the all-in should be for the dealer's perceived amount.
If either of you were in Sammartino's spot you'd both being losing your minds, acting like you're geniuses after the fact in the youtube comments is pathetic. Calling 20 BB does not mean "you're calling 27BB" in most spots. Honestly, the worst part about the whole exchange is Ethel's needle. Even if "the rules are the rules" the tournament director thinking that if you're calling one bet you're calling the other just shows how terrible his knowledge of the game in the current era.
he put 22M in...saw the cards...and cried
I know right! once he saw the queens he cried wolf.
Made a complete fool of himself.
jam turn donk prob calls anyway
She did miscount, but as a “professional” you should get a little better at eyeing someone’s stack and seeing how much they have. Assuming there’s no chips hidden, it’s not that hard.
It shouldn’t be that hard but it’s not something a player should be responsible for. They shouldn’t have to worry about something that should be handled by the dealer. Not Sammartino’s fault
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7:57 - there have been plenty of times I've been wrong with the count or the dealer. It's up to the caller to confirm - if it doesn't look "right", you can ask for a recount.
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Is it just me, or are the chips here unusually large? Not in terms of denomination, but just their physical size. It looks like the players need to use their entire hands to grip them.
I agree with vice president. He called
Why do they form a stack of chips to bet and then throw them onto the table forcing the dealer chip them up before cutting them out to announce the bet. As an ex dealer, it's so annoying.
Comments are right, the commentating has gotten so much worse now that they do it all live
What a call Greenwood, sorry bro...
12:00 Say the line, Jack Effel...
Dario would call in any way, he just try to use her mistake
First hand is 18 outs right? They didn't eliminate the AJ the other guy had... 🤔
You dont count outs like that when the hand is not revealed
@@nemanjadomanovic151 seen it done on other shows. He was even told by the guy folding they had the same hand. But okay then
Same with flush draws. They dont eliminate folded cards.nthey always count it as 9 outs.
hes mad bt the rules are the rules, cant rely on the dealer for things like that as they’re known to make mistakes ALL the time, if the other player can catch it without even being in on the hand then Sammartino should’ve caught it as well
you call 17, you will call 2.
and....youre fired
Everyone has taken this statement wrong, he has stated in interviews after, he was implying "if you were calling 17 the rule indicates you have to call 22" not" if you were going to call 17 you were obviously going to call 22". Exactly what he was talking about accepting action. You're accepting 17 you have to accept 22. Players are responsible for knowing chopsticks regardless of what the player says regardless of what the dealer says. Players are responsible for all their own action.
Lon said "A very unfortunate sequence of events". I am wondering why you put these hands out of sequence. Dario ended up making it to the final table so the controversial hand was moot.
Because the hands are ranked as the Top 5. The most amazing hand comes last.
@@bloodymarvelous4790 Then they are not ranked correctly then. The very first hand was the best hand.
Mirrored sunglasses
Anyone else think Su didn’t speak English by the time he said “one time”?
But he’s from the U.S
Everyone has taken this statement wrong, he has stated in interviews after, he was implying "if you were calling 17 the rule indicates you have to call 22" not "if you were going to call 17, You were obviously going to call 22". Exactly what he was talking about accepting action. You're accepting 17 you have to accept 22. Players are responsible for knowing chipstacks regardless of what the player says regardless of what the dealer says. Players are responsible for all their own action.
10 on the flop that complaint would have evaporated.
The whole Dario thing is pretty dumb. Yes the dealer miscounted... but it still is his responsibility to know whats going on before blindly calling.
dario shouldve got max value by betting 110M with A9 vs J9 heads up.. enssan will not fold there..that could have decided the game ..what a wasted opportunity 🤦♂️
I don’t think 5 million is a big difference, you said call that’s it
dario whining blaming the dealer... stop it
SO SAD all this money won in poker a game and America's and American Vets are HUNGERY and HOMELESS !!!!!!!!
Samartino is a long time pro, he should be able to see that it is not close to 17.5mil. Definitely should be blaming himself more than the dealer.
If the hands were reversed the guy wouldn't have had a problem with the extra 5 million. However, I understand his side as well.
Effel deserves a penalty for his little dig at the end. For the guy who is supposed to be the be all end all decision maker, that was a bush league comment. You don’t deserve to be in his position if either a) you think calling 17 bigs is the same as calling 22 bigs or b) you aren’t mature enough to state what the rules are without making a childish comment when one of the players at a huge money decision point gets screwed by a human mistake.
I hope the WSOP fined/docked his paycheck the way he penalized players for getting out of line. Absolutely classless.
great ruling on that sammartino hand!
@sammartino: bro! inshallah iam really feeling you, honestly. but i have to tell you that at the end of the day the ruling is absolutly fair and thats because it would have been executed in the exact same way to any other player at this point. i really want you to close your eyes and try to reflect the whole scene thru the eyes of that highly professionial dealer! yes she made a mistake! and yes this could cost somebody a lot of money but that is what you and me and everybody else have to expect and accept! human beeings are vulnerable. also you know for sure is that you always can take a closer look or get a re-count, just to mention. s/o to that sweet mam that made a mistake and never even thought about hiding it whatsoever. kuss geht raus.
I bet anyone anything he calls with pocket 10’s for just 5 million more after calling 17.5 so quickly and having a way bigger stack than opponent
What a horrible way to bet AA after the flop. Especially with draws to one of the chip leader.
Greenwood is a genius, he knows what he's doing mate.
I'm sure he doesn't need your advice.
He’s a poker player. Not a genius. A genius plays that way differently.
He’s right. Bet sizing was poor in that situation. But he gambled and lost. I’m sure he had reasons why.
He got an amateur to put his money in almost dead. He did his job he just lost to an 18% spike on the river
What happened to the third video? please give a comment. I don't know what they are talking about……
Honestly last hand his bet sizing was way too low. Other player took it. I know he got lucky. But we’ve all seen it before. Messing around with a board like that. If he bets 10 million there. He folds.
I think Sam should shove turn as well. But he is a pro. He got the amateur to shove his stack in with 18% equity. Pros will take 82% for all the money every time
@@izang5800 good point Zang. That’s why it’s hard to comment on a poker hand. As you know you can have hours watching your opponents tendencies. I believe in keeping ur mind open in this game.
Is this courtiebee commenting?
@@steviepaterson9792 are you sure it's Maria? To me it don't sound like her
@@steviepaterson9792 sounds like Melanie Weisner to me
It's Jaime Kerstetter
that's a bullshit rule if the dealers action not binding then why is the players verbal is binding
Jack Eiffel Tower is a plank
How was the table drama considered a “best hand”? That was miserable to watch
Dario orgoglio italiano 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Not a fan of Jack Effel. That dude should not be in charge.
Dario looks like a dead set sook here
Jack Effiel looked like a dead set fuckwit also
Don't like the call by Su. Ensan has the range advantage and has so many combos of value even with the check back. It's very possible he thought Ensan was more capable of making that bluff and it lead to a sticky call.
When he overbets the pot on the river you can fold top pair sometimes here I feel. He isn't doing that with any pairs you're beating with AQ.
Heath AQ no spade is one of his best bluff catches though. Blocks QQ and AA in case ensan was trapping pre. I mean I guess T8s or T9s would probably be his best bluff catch if he ever has that here, but those are frequency 3bets and won’t make up enough combos that he’s calling here.
@@Peter-mp7rg I guess I just like calling that off against a shorter stack. Not the other big stack.
No his mistake was betting thw river OOP. Pot was 16 million. If he checks ans Insane overbets like 22 million you call. Saves 23 million. Insane is a dangerous player dont bet into him OOP and then let him put you in the cage. Any bet under 22 million you call. If he bets something crazy like 30 million into 16 million pot you fold. He woukd of saved 25 million in chips by checking river
11:50 this looks like every asshole character in a Disney movie. Even down to the dialogue
i'm with jack, he calls 17 he calls 22. period. he has the chance to take a player out and still have plenty behind calling 22
That is bs and you know it! 5 mil difference in that stage of the tournament is a big choice! He had 17 mil no problem but 22 mil he would’ve probably thought it out first! You apparently think in a cash game guy goes all in throwing a chip in and the dealer announces 100 bucks but then you call only to find out it’s a 1000 chip! It was a big difference and you being a rulebook lover is proving my point that that rule should be amended
Sounds like it’s BS and he doesn’t know it honestly. Most people think they are better at poker than they are.
Did I miss something about Norman Chad here? Why is he not making any jokes?
He still does make great jokes! But I think he’s been stepping back a bit lately. Allows Jamie to give more insight into strategy.
eewwww who picks their nose at a poker table, especially one that is filmed at a main event table? the fact that he was zoomed in too...smfh!
The first time kings win a wsop main event isnt even worth a mention? Ok. Sure.
Noone cares that’s kings win for the first time, I mean talk about useless fun facts. But it was an interesting final hand so yea it could deserve a spot
Kara Scott is awesome!!!! Some of these announcers won't shut the F up....Kara is cold cash!!!!
Ok the third guy complaining about the dealer saying the wrong amount is being a baby, granted she said the wrong amount but he could have counted it himself , not by touching them but just eyeing them. He just knows he’s behind and wants to back out.
Also Jack was out of line when he said Dario you called 17 and you'll call 22
The guy still made the final two isn't that crazy
@@StatsRob1975 No, not at all. He might have been rude, but the rule and ruling are clear. In this case he called 17 he's calling 22. Pretty clear from the rules that Jack was correct albeit insensitive
It’s totally a rule, but Jesus what a shit spot for samertino!! 27 bigs and 20 is sooooo much different.
I think jack was also trying to stick up for his dealer
Dario is a muppet
DEALER GO HOME
AA🤮
That dealer should have been fired on the spot. Dealers have very few jobs, knowing how to count is one of them.
It’s your responsibility as a player to do a count and not rely on the dealer. It’s the players fault and he only raised a stink the moment he noticed he was we behind. If he had Kings he wouldn’t of said shit. What a loser player. Accepted action is right! Suck it up champ !
17.2 is the same as 22.2 accepted action?? lol what a load of shit
This video shows us how important Norman Chad is and how awful Jack is. The worst director ever!
When the guy your all in againest is on your side, you know the wsop is at fault.
No they're not. As was said, the rules are clear. This isn't the first time this would've happened, and won't be the last, whining about it when the rules are clear, especially once you know you're behind; doesn't make a difference. He said he has to call before the count was even started if you listen to what was said. His intent was clear, he just didn't like being behind.
@@shakesfirst2443 thats fair
@@edyoung2621 Wait...What? A civil discussion on TH-cam. Are you mad man?! You'll break it if you keep that up!
@@shakesfirst2443 hey facts are facts. Rewatched it he did commit the chips. Dealer did say wrong amount but dosent matter. Chips crossed plane
@@edyoung2621 I was kidding. People online going "That's fair" is rare.
Jack Effel and Caesars Entertainment are the WORST things to every happen to the WSOP!
What a crybaby is that Sammartino guy. Im so glad that he didn't win the event.
youre stupid. he was very right to stand his ground. wsop is kinda fucked.
@@GolD3enAg3e There is no need to insult, man. He didn't say nothing until he saw the another guy's cards and realized was totally dominated. That's a cry baby behavior.
How many time ace's crack on the final tables??? Sick very sick and after seeing this says AA is the best starting hand??? Think again 🤔
What hand would you prefer to start with?
@@alex8480 on WSOP site I win more with 8,3 than A,A it's my favourite hand but only in wsop
@@aaronsmith6307 fish
@@bazstanz2199 you gotta figure out what works that's poker
Prime example of why you go hard with aces and don't slow play it 😂
Found the fish in the comments!
San Martino is a little cry baby as usual
Mustafa has no time for these inferior chips, when the chips of the gods are made exclusively in his village.
Sam Greenwood deserved to lose with last call
Why? Because he was right that Su was way behind? Wtf