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@@da3v1ls93 he probably means the check flop n check turn expecting someone else to bet n ultimately allowing them to get there without calling a single street...it is very 1/2 ish.. Garret not betting a flopped set?
Once you call there and you see that you were right but you just couldn't let it go, you're more mad at yourself than anything for not trusting your instincts.
@@doniistank4297 it was still a fold Vs double pot raise on river multi-way. Not an impressive one but it's pretty standard. Having top 2 / set or a straight here makes no difference when your opponent is repping a big flush or bluffing.
Playing in flow and checking to the pre flop aggressor on the btn is very standard. Going again for a check raise against 2 aggressive players on a wet turn card is by no means a bad play either.
Basically you won't be saying that if Andy was bluffing the river sensing weakness from both players. Also as a professional player you need to balance the ranges well by making plays that are not the same always.
I agree, it’s highly respectable. He never says the word “call” or “fold” when talking to himself on river decisions, which he could easily do to get a read on his opponent.
I think Garrett had not to join too much handies and isolate most of them. also since there were two hearts, Garrett also had to bet strong at turn not to show the river card.
"The Only Time" is not too much of an exaggeration. Plenty of critics in the comments, but those who have watched plenty of Garrett hours know this is like a 10% frequency play, at most. He's got to have SOME very strong checks SOMETIMES, right? I expect in gameflow, Garrett also likely expected SOMEONE to bet by the turn. Oops, I guess!
i'm curious how much of his decision relied upon his specific experience playing with andy. like how many times has garret called a 2x pot raise from andy on the river and won? do u think he knows?
Yeah Garrett has the more athletic body and has the whole boy next door thing going on for sure, but Andy is mysterious and exotic. It would be a tough decision.
Dude I think Garrett is a total legend but checking a non top set on the flop with a flush draw present multi way is extremely dangerous and allowed Andy to see WAY too much. A solid sized bet on the flop and he either takes it down or most likely gets a call from top pair in this case while folding out Andy. Then he coolers his opponent heads up when he makes two pairs. I have mad respect for Garrett and his game but this was easily avoidable.
Checking the flop is fine hoping someone else will take a stab but I don't understand checking the turn again. Flush draw will still call but at least you'll be able to put him on a hand if it comes
You are only saying this because of the runout and because you know their cards. If the river had been the 6 of hearts you’d be saying Garrett’s a genius for letting his opponents catch up and getting max value. Also donk-betting the flop here is not a thing that any pro is going to do with other pros in the hand.
Andy should bet flop is early position. Hard to believe he played this poorly. Hand should be him vs QJ. Of course he us multi millionaires. But an Ivey or brunson leads out with bottom or middle set.
If masks actually did anything, then how come they were never recommended once by the scientific or medical industry until 2020? I mean jesus christ wake up people
@@taintrip Masks trap pathogens. They are a disgusting health hazard. All masks contain viruses, bacteria, fungi etc. Masks cause lung infections. It blows my mind how people can be so stupid. It also blows my mind how people actually believe multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical companies put peoples health before profits That scamdemic was utter insanity and makes me pessimistic about the future of humanity
Hes a great poker player, but if you think he doesnt do all these theatrics solely so he can make his opponent slip up and get a read off him, then you're a fool. It's so annoying.
Garrett actually threw too many 5K's and it should technically be a rais...he actually threw 35K out there and the dealer gave him back 15 which would technically be a raise
just easy standart bet on the turn with set of 77 for value, come on bro you in 4 way pot, look at the board, not enough draws up there?? bet big turn, bet big river and fold against reraise, because there are 100% only gonna be hand that beats you
Made one mistake by continually checking set on flop but then makes another by calling when flush got there and Andy betting 20k into 10k pot!! I mean c’mon……
Very surprised that he opted to slow play middle set on this somewhat wet board. Especially with four players in the hand. These games have so much action, it is not necessary to slow play monsters like this and furthermore, he probably wins a really nice pot against the queen Jack which would continue while the Ace 10 would fold on the flop. Seems like Garrett has been a little office game lately, but what do I know….
Garrett sits there and stares looks hesitates I mean come on it's ridiculous call or don't. I've seen a lot of videos he does it all the time they need to put a time limit on this **** it really gets ridiculous. The guy must love the attention that's all I can figure.
He wanted to fold it because he knew the board going runner runner could possibly have screwed him but it's almost impossible to believe that someone would stay in with nothing on the flop and then catch runner runner to the flush. I would have not been able to fold.
What logic are you using, Clayton? The board was CHECKED through. What possible incentive could Andy have had to fold before the river? I doubt he would have even folded after the turn had it been bet. Don't know if I could have folded a set of 7s either, but the better poker players are indeed looking for reasons to fold - not call. In this case: Andy's raise signals either the nuts or a bluff. And with three people in, it's very unlikely that it was a bluff. Ryusuke correctly deduced this, though with Garrett's action still to come it might have been easier for him. The premise still holds, though. Not saying that Garrett isn't good, because he is, but a better player WOULD have folded there.
Garrett: The diva who loves screen-time. He had all the time in the world to have already made his decision, yet not only decided that he needed more, but also that he had to COMMENT about needing more, whereas Ryusuke had said nothing. LOL.
@@gratler That was NEVER the point. Garrett himself even said that he had used the time that Ryusuke had given him, and the commentators also said this. His decision probably was already made, and he used the screen-time as any diva would have. And yes, I WOULD have already have decided, and therefore would either have called - which knowing me I probably would have, though the extra time Ryusuke took might have "forced" me to reconsider - or folded IMMEDIATELY.
@@gratler These types of comments are just stupid. Do you realize the guy buys in for $300,000 regularly? Different stakes is all perspective to income… Garrett deciding on whether to pay off a $20,000 bet is the equivalent to a guy making 100k a year sitting at the 1-3 table considering paying off $200 on the river.
Garrett took only 2:17 to decide. If that is diva-level screen time then you and I just have to agree to disagree. His course of action is different depending on whether QJ calls, so he can do some of the analysis while he is waiting for QJ but then he has to finish it after QJ makes his decision.
@@adamwatkins1150 Yeah, Garrett took 2:17 to decide WHEN IT WAS HIS TURN TO ACT. He himself admitted that he really had taken much longer than that because he was thinking about the hand during the time that Ryusuke took to make his decision. Even the commentators mentioned that Garrett had really already made up his mind while Ryusuke was still acting. Garrett already knew what he was going to do even if Ryusuke had called. He already knew the most likely hand that Andy had, which is what he had. Do you honestly think that Garret would have postured the way that he did if he did not know that he was on TV? If you do, then please buy the bridge that I am selling. It's a real bargain at only $1000.
Stopping the video at 6:12 before I learn what Garrett does here (I'm guessing he calls because he has a freaking flopped middle set), you have to think what would Andy take this line with that 777 can beat? Only a set of sixes or fours can be beat here. Andy has it. The only question is does he have 85 for a straight, does he have a flush, or is it a set of sixes (maybe fours)? So yeah tough fold, and exploitable in a game where we can see your hole cards (later), but yeah against Mr. Solid (Andy) a fold is the long term money maker here. And even if I'm wrong, it's not a very big mistake to fold your 777 here against this particular solid player. OK, now I'm going to watch the last minute...
Good call. Andy can only have exactly AhTh or a bluff here. I cannot see any other value hand reaching the river on the button without raising once and then check-raising. Ah5h would bet the turn. No queen would call, check, check. A set of Jacks might be turn but wouldn't check-raise the river with 3 hearts on board and no blocker. What am I missing?
@@jonathansykes4986 Most flushes would be suited connectors or 1 gapers, and have bet the turn with a combo draw. And plenty of hands would call on the button, check two streets with nothing, and bluff the river after 2 streets where everyone shows weakness.
@@woodysmith2681 … A) you can’t say that someone, even Andy, would bet the turn into 3 others when that person can check and see a free river. B.) how many bluffs can Andy have. C) what weakness. The first guy bet into 3 people and the person Next to act called. That’s not weakness.
The only flush hands that Andy definitely COULDN'T have there were A-Q of hearts or A-6 of hearts - and also probably not A-K of hearts, which likely would have raised before this. All other A-x of hearts combinations were in play, though you are correct in saying that some of the lower combinations probably would have bet on the turn, and that he would NOT have raised with a set of jacks on the river. The raise signaled either the nuts or a bluff, and with a bet and a call already in, it was highly unlikely that it was a bluff. Ryusuke correctly deduced this. Why didn't Garrett? It was NOT a good call.
@@tomemeigh5338 There are only 9-11 possible flush hands on the river by andy. For garrett to break even on a call, Andy needs to bluff with 4-5 hands. How many combos does Andy have that's bluffing this river after it goes bet/call and he has to raise to get 2 people to fold.
Horrible preflop call from andy, Horrible check on turn from Garrett, Horrible call on the river from Garrett. Pretty much the same plays you'd see at a 1/2/5 (or 1/3/6) game except for 100x the stakes.
What kinda hardcore NIT are you? Andy calling with Ace/10 suited for $1200 preflop in these stakes is like calling $15 bucks in a $2/$5 preflop. Hopefully you're saying he should of 3bet because folding would be ridiculously tight and awful.
The only bluff andy shown here was probably ATo with a heart, it didnt make sense to raise that big against two opponents. That was a loose call by garett
Garrett played this one like a 1/2 no-limit regular
Meaning?
@@da3v1ls93 he probably means the check flop n check turn expecting someone else to bet n ultimately allowing them to get there without calling a single street...it is very 1/2 ish..
Garret not betting a flopped set?
For real
The same idiots also say "call he never has it there" when he Checks twice before C/R bluffing. Which most 1/2 players never do.
these guys are only slightly better than the average 1/2 player. they just have lots of money.
Once you call there and you see that you were right but you just couldn't let it go, you're more mad at yourself than anything for not trusting your instincts.
His instincts told him to call. He trusted his instincts.
I like watching Garrett be in tough spots. Shows how human he really is compared to me. A human
Some of your biggest wins in poker are the ones that you lay down
Ryusuke folding that top 2 is actually impressive
No it's not.
with garrett to act after him? what is he beating lol
You tripping
No it's not. His fold was gay.
@@doniistank4297 it was still a fold Vs double pot raise on river multi-way. Not an impressive one but it's pretty standard. Having top 2 / set or a straight here makes no difference when your opponent is repping a big flush or bluffing.
What a sick crew of players.
I bet this is like watching a horror show for aspiring pros.
“ I think I gotta give him this money “ 😂😂
Wow Giving $40,000 instead of $20,000 and garret was like what am I doing? Lol
Thanks Garrett for the lesson on how not to play a set with so many players in.
It would have been a great move if anyone had bet the turn
Playing in flow and checking to the pre flop aggressor on the btn is very standard. Going again for a check raise against 2 aggressive players on a wet turn card is by no means a bad play either.
Basically you won't be saying that if Andy was bluffing the river sensing weakness from both players. Also as a professional player you need to balance the ranges well by making plays that are not the same always.
"In no limit holdem, sometimes we vary our play" -Eric Lindgren
lol
Garrett always makes the right decision. Except for the times he doed not.
Garrett fake yawns, pops collar, stretch, ramble on, pop collar, scratch head. Dude is a great poker player, but is one strange human.
Being sensitive/anxious is strange?
@@starsonmars It is when you have played 10,000+ hours live.
@@starsonmars I’ve played a ton of poker in very stressful situations and never felt the need to do any of this.
@@makeamericaamericaagain not with these stakes
Lol he always fake yawns when facing a tough bet. I bet it's totally unconscious and hard to not do.
Flop a set then check it all the way to the river against 3 players. Brilliant strategy.
It's great how Garrett watches his words carefully.
I agree, it’s highly respectable. He never says the word “call” or “fold” when talking to himself on river decisions, which he could easily do to get a read on his opponent.
“maybe not”
“call and see”
“what im do？！”😂
I hope one day I get a chance to play with Garrett and Wesly in the same table ❤️
you gonna get rekt
Dont like money then
No you don’t
It difficult to get there money, but give out money very easy. Unless you hit and run. But on TV there don't let any body do it.
I will be your bankruptcy attorney. I know a good divorce attorney too
Andy would mostly bet the turn with his hand after checking twice but just not this time
He acts like Mariano.
tuckman saying andy checked back the turn is so funny. When andy should never bet the turn like the other guy says
I love how everyone is an expert in the comments when they see everyone’s cards lmfao
Guy with the worst hand thinks the longest. Just shows how much Garrett is goated.
Click bait wrong title
is the chips in dollars ? I mean a 20.000 por is actually 20.00 US dollars ? thanks
Garrett won $6.93 million after the stream. This is Andy's petty revenge for the QQ hand against Han.
what?
Not true at all
$6.93 millions ? Wow that’s awesome !! 👏 👍🏆🤯 …. I think I believe you. 🤔
Nice bet into Garrett who is hard to bluff.
Thats why you never slowplay a set on draw heavy board lol
I think Garrett had not to join too much handies and isolate most of them. also since there were two hearts, Garrett also had to bet strong at turn not to show the river card.
Garrett’s mannerisms and Hollywooding when making a decision are the worst thing in poker
Worst than cheaters? I mean it’s bad but cmon
You must have never heard of Phil Hellmuth or Mike Postle
Ever bet 1000 dollars son
"The Only Time" is not too much of an exaggeration. Plenty of critics in the comments, but those who have watched plenty of Garrett hours know this is like a 10% frequency play, at most. He's got to have SOME very strong checks SOMETIMES, right? I expect in gameflow, Garrett also likely expected SOMEONE to bet by the turn. Oops, I guess!
Calm down lucky
Actually he got a result checking then the flush hitting . Easy fold, could have lost with a raise or saved with a check. Shit play
Garrett was looking disgusted af this whole hand, you good gman?
i'm curious how much of his decision relied upon his specific experience playing with andy. like how many times has garret called a 2x pot raise from andy on the river and won? do u think he knows?
I agree he's partly calling because it's Andy. But it isn't close to 2x pot. The raise is a little over pot (24000 vs 21100).
If Garrett played this hand correctly he would have won all of ryuskue chips
I like the check. Deception can pay in these spots. Worse card to see with a set on the river.
Garret is a absolute low key attention lover
Garrett is a phony.
Nothing low key about it. He's super talented, but also needs everyone to know how good he is
“I think Garrett has already made up his mind.”
Garrett beast!
Gerrett, you let him get there. Just shut up and pay him lol.
Yeah Garrett has the more athletic body and has the whole boy next door thing going on for sure, but Andy is mysterious and exotic. It would be a tough decision.
Dude I think Garrett is a total legend but checking a non top set on the flop with a flush draw present multi way is extremely dangerous and allowed Andy to see WAY too much. A solid sized bet on the flop and he either takes it down or most likely gets a call from top pair in this case while folding out Andy. Then he coolers his opponent heads up when he makes two pairs. I have mad respect for Garrett and his game but this was easily avoidable.
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Great take bro
Where’s the fun in winning a 5k pot?
Checking the flop is fine hoping someone else will take a stab but I don't understand checking the turn again. Flush draw will still call but at least you'll be able to put him on a hand if it comes
@@andyv123More fun than losing much more.
You are only saying this because of the runout and because you know their cards. If the river had been the 6 of hearts you’d be saying Garrett’s a genius for letting his opponents catch up and getting max value. Also donk-betting the flop here is not a thing that any pro is going to do with other pros in the hand.
Has anyone started a Garretts’ Gurning website yet?
He couldn't have thought about what he wanted to do while the other guy was thinking?
Can we please remove Garrett from all Hustler casino poker videos and thumbnails. Thanks.
Did Garrett wait to start thinking till homeboy folded?
Garrett's a funny guy
He played the whole thing so wrong, what the heck was he thinking??!!
All these “poker pros” in the comments when they can see the cards. Garrett would rip 99 percent of the “experts” in the comments 😂
All Garrett had to do was bet on the flop and Andy would have been out, just isolating Ryu. Never slow play with this many players in.
who is the commentator besides David? Love it
Sucks when you trap yourself.
Garret bets flop. andy folds. Ry. Calls. And the flop gets huge and garret wins
Garrett giving off a bunch of tells lately.
The only thing worse than taking a bad beat at a poker table, is having David Tuck-man commentate on it.
Top pair and set both were checking till the fucking turn so they both deserved to lose more actually!
CheckAset
Andy should bet flop is early position. Hard to believe he played this poorly. Hand should be him vs QJ. Of course he us multi millionaires. But an Ivey or brunson leads out with bottom or middle set.
Is that just a "5min of fame" to take that much time that desicion to call. Garrett knows ods and dynamics. So why 🤷♂️
These dealers continue to wear those submission masks 😷 😆
If masks actually did anything, then how come they were never recommended once by the scientific or medical industry until 2020?
I mean jesus christ wake up people
@@dkizxpt-su3ze they knew in 1918 when the majority of deaths came from bacterial pneumonia from wearing chin diapers.
@@taintrip Masks trap pathogens. They are a disgusting health hazard.
All masks contain viruses, bacteria, fungi etc.
Masks cause lung infections.
It blows my mind how people can be so stupid.
It also blows my mind how people actually believe multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical companies put peoples health before profits
That scamdemic was utter insanity and makes me pessimistic about the future of humanity
@@dkizxpt-su3ze well see if the euthanasia jabs they took for the bat soup flu turn out to be the blood clot culling of the herds
What’s with garrets over acting all the time. I liked when he just played poker, and didn’t care about being a character
Hes a great poker player, but if you think he doesnt do all these theatrics solely so he can make his opponent slip up and get a read off him, then you're a fool. It's so annoying.
LOL that is poker dude
I think he’s trying to get a read, but I don’t think he can control his mannerisms.
Garrett wins
slowplaying?
If, Garrett bet on the Flap, He going to make money with Ryusuke (QJ)
He loses more Andy isn't folding unless it goes bet raise. Andy will play his backdoor draws in this spot.
Yes, it would be win with out Andy play or lose more money
Garrett actually threw too many 5K's and it should technically be a rais...he actually threw 35K out there and the dealer gave him back 15 which would technically be a raise
just easy standart bet on the turn with set of 77 for value, come on bro you in 4 way pot, look at the board, not enough draws up there?? bet big turn, bet big river and fold against reraise, because there are 100% only gonna be hand that beats you
Made one mistake by continually checking set on flop but then makes another by calling when flush got there and Andy betting 20k into 10k pot!!
I mean c’mon……
Worst I have ever seen Garrett play a hand. Checking a set twice with 4 players in??
20k like it’s nothing
How does this fool shorten the name of 4 syllables Ry-u-su-ke to 2 Rus-ke?
Shortly after this Garrett gets the nuts and Andy has trip kings and Andy pays Garrett right back lol.
So basically Garrett lucked out again lol
Garrett Fakeyawnstein
Garrett played this hand terribly trying to trap & let his opponent get there for the runner runner flush.
Yea what a fish. When I flop a set on the flop I lead out full pot
Yah the turn give straight draw and flush draw so he kinda stuck with it
But it’s poker he don’t have the nuts on the turn or river supposedly
Why Garrett always have so much money? Is he buy in for 200k or something??
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Probably bought in for at least half a million. They did say he was having a horrendous evening at the time.
Very surprised that he opted to slow play middle set on this somewhat wet board. Especially with four players in the hand. These games have so much action, it is not necessary to slow play monsters like this and furthermore, he probably wins a really nice pot against the queen Jack which would continue while the Ace 10 would fold on the flop. Seems like Garrett has been a little office game lately, but what do I know….
The fake stretches and yawns are embarrassing at this point. Lol
Garrett sits there and stares looks hesitates I mean come on it's ridiculous call or don't. I've seen a lot of videos he does it all the time they need to put a time limit on this **** it really gets ridiculous. The guy must love the attention that's all I can figure.
Not a great start
Garrett's is a donk
J4O
Slow play fail
50k would have been a better bet to rep a bluff
🤣🤣🤣
He wanted to fold it because he knew the board going runner runner could possibly have screwed him but it's almost impossible to believe that someone would stay in with nothing on the flop and then catch runner runner to the flush. I would have not been able to fold.
What logic are you using, Clayton? The board was CHECKED through. What possible incentive could Andy have had to fold before the river?
I doubt he would have even folded after the turn had it been bet.
Don't know if I could have folded a set of 7s either, but the better poker players are indeed looking for reasons to fold - not call.
In this case: Andy's raise signals either the nuts or a bluff. And with three people in, it's very unlikely that it was a bluff. Ryusuke correctly deduced this, though with Garrett's action still to come it might have been easier for him.
The premise still holds, though. Not saying that Garrett isn't good, because he is, but a better player WOULD have folded there.
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Garrett: The diva who loves screen-time.
He had all the time in the world to have already made his decision, yet not only decided that he needed more, but also that he had to COMMENT about needing more, whereas Ryusuke had said nothing.
LOL.
next time you face a 20k decision i wanna see how quick you act.
@@gratler That was NEVER the point. Garrett himself even said that he had used the time that Ryusuke had given him, and the commentators also said this. His decision probably was already made, and he used the screen-time as any diva would have.
And yes, I WOULD have already have decided, and therefore would either have called - which knowing me I probably would have, though the extra time Ryusuke took might have "forced" me to reconsider - or folded IMMEDIATELY.
@@gratler These types of comments are just stupid. Do you realize the guy buys in for $300,000 regularly? Different stakes is all perspective to income… Garrett deciding on whether to pay off a $20,000 bet is the equivalent to a guy making 100k a year sitting at the 1-3 table considering paying off $200 on the river.
Garrett took only 2:17 to decide. If that is diva-level screen time then you and I just have to agree to disagree. His course of action is different depending on whether QJ calls, so he can do some of the analysis while he is waiting for QJ but then he has to finish it after QJ makes his decision.
@@adamwatkins1150 Yeah, Garrett took 2:17 to decide WHEN IT WAS HIS TURN TO ACT. He himself admitted that he really had taken much longer than that because he was thinking about the hand during the time that Ryusuke took to make his decision.
Even the commentators mentioned that Garrett had really already made up his mind while Ryusuke was still acting.
Garrett already knew what he was going to do even if Ryusuke had called. He already knew the most likely hand that Andy had, which is what he had.
Do you honestly think that Garret would have postured the way that he did if he did not know that he was on TV?
If you do, then please buy the bridge that I am selling. It's a real bargain at only $1000.
this coulda been a massive pot for garrett if he bet flop lol, sometimes slowplaying just fucks yourself over
or bet the turn
Stopping the video at 6:12 before I learn what Garrett does here (I'm guessing he calls because he has a freaking flopped middle set), you have to think what would Andy take this line with that 777 can beat? Only a set of sixes or fours can be beat here. Andy has it. The only question is does he have 85 for a straight, does he have a flush, or is it a set of sixes (maybe fours)? So yeah tough fold, and exploitable in a game where we can see your hole cards (later), but yeah against Mr. Solid (Andy) a fold is the long term money maker here. And even if I'm wrong, it's not a very big mistake to fold your 777 here against this particular solid player. OK, now I'm going to watch the last minute...
Any sets already bet by andy on turn, so this river raise either was made flush or a blocker bluff
2 different kind of nit, pre flop nick , post flop andy, anyone tell me which one is worse?
Did u not see Andy punt off 200k with Q8o postflop
@@ericy5670 this guy is so bad to talk about, go to my chanal...he steals chips too
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First
Good call. Andy can only have exactly AhTh or a bluff here. I cannot see any other value hand reaching the river on the button without raising once and then check-raising. Ah5h would bet the turn. No queen would call, check, check. A set of Jacks might be turn but wouldn't check-raise the river with 3 hearts on board and no blocker. What am I missing?
lmao? Andy has tons of flushes here. Garrett beats 0 value hands and there is only a few bluff hands (i.e. something like Ah Jx)
@@jonathansykes4986 Most flushes would be suited connectors or 1 gapers, and have bet the turn with a combo draw.
And plenty of hands would call on the button, check two streets with nothing, and bluff the river after 2 streets where everyone shows weakness.
@@woodysmith2681 …
A) you can’t say that someone, even Andy, would bet the turn into 3 others when that person can check and see a free river.
B.) how many bluffs can Andy have.
C) what weakness. The first guy bet into 3 people and the person Next to act called. That’s not weakness.
The only flush hands that Andy definitely COULDN'T have there were A-Q of hearts or A-6 of hearts - and also probably not A-K of hearts, which likely would have raised before this. All other A-x of hearts combinations were in play, though you are correct in saying that some of the lower combinations probably would have bet on the turn, and that he would NOT have raised with a set of jacks on the river.
The raise signaled either the nuts or a bluff, and with a bet and a call already in, it was highly unlikely that it was a bluff. Ryusuke correctly deduced this. Why didn't Garrett?
It was NOT a good call.
@@tomemeigh5338 There are only 9-11 possible flush hands on the river by andy. For garrett to break even on a call, Andy needs to bluff with 4-5 hands. How many combos does Andy have that's bluffing this river after it goes bet/call and he has to raise to get 2 people to fold.
Horrible preflop call from andy, Horrible check on turn from Garrett, Horrible call on the river from Garrett.
Pretty much the same plays you'd see at a 1/2/5 (or 1/3/6) game except for 100x the stakes.
What kinda hardcore NIT are you? Andy calling with Ace/10 suited for $1200 preflop in these stakes is like calling $15 bucks in a $2/$5 preflop. Hopefully you're saying he should of 3bet because folding would be ridiculously tight and awful.
Ok mr poker pro easy to say when you can see the cards
Bottom G’s opinion about the top Gs.
@@baluhero97 quit watching andrew tate.
Garrett needs to control that face. He has the look of “why did I not get the flop” or “I have a great hand but got sucked out I think”
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The only bluff andy shown here was probably ATo with a heart, it didnt make sense to raise that big against two opponents. That was a loose call by garett
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