BIG LAYDOWN vs JRB?! - HIGH STAKES POKER TAKES with Daniel Negreanu 06
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- We're back with another hand breakdown from the newest season of High Stakes Poker airing exclusively on PokerGO. This season we battle against Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, Patrick Antonius, and Doyle Brunson. In this hand we end up facing a large river bet while holding top pair, do we pay it off or find the fold button?
0:00 Introduction
0:40 Preflop
2:43 Flop
4:38 Turn
6:04 River
8:46 How Many Jacks do you have JRB?
11:30 Conclusion
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I honestly wish that people would have seen Daniel back in 2005, then in 2012-2014 and now, see the evolution of Daniel’s game and the thought process. It’s actually scary. I think the Doug heads-up was one of the best things to ever happen and the evolution of Daniel is not over yet. This channel is 💎
He was good then, he’s good now. He’s progressed as the game progressed staying ahead of most players.
Yea his progression hasnt slowed down and its all do.to adaptation and being extremely humble in the poker game....online game producing drastically diiff atmosphere, different style of gambling, And more.players. than u have GTO and modern poker theory regardless your opinion on it. All the factors the is in the game now. He tries to comprehend,.study, prarice, and plays the gsme according to how its olayed overall.....NOT what u thank how it shouod he played.
So any new endevor he learns from it instead of complaining
Plus doug heads up. Proved hes too good in person. He killed doug..
Doug won and DESTROYED dan onlinee.... But thats 2 table play, cant read opponent and just straight GTO n just completely different and dan weakest spot is online especially quickly making decisions with 2 tables at the same time
Heads up and also in 6 person in play tournament. Daniel took home like 2 million n doug broke even or lost too him n they groios again
Historically think dan got him in peraon whole onlijr he just cant compete
He used to be a fish now he is much better. The hu challenge was worth the 1 million he lost.
@@Johnny_Thunder he was never a fish, you can’t be at the top of the winning scale and be a fish. He was just half decent and he honestly couldn’t really keep up with the competition, now he is owning their behinds. He is living proof that if you focus on something and put in the work, you can basically do whatever you want.
Daniel’s breakdowns makes me realize how far I’m from being a pro player lol
we're not worthy! we're not worthy!
fact.. Everytime i watch these i'm like damn..... I suck at poker.
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@Eugene True. May I ask how long you are a chatpro now?
I've been studying and have learned how to analyze like this, but I have not learned to think using "deliberate process" as I've heard it called, at the table. I can only do it away from the table, I react at the table and can't think through
Hell yea DNegs!! Keep the hand breakdowns coming.
I’ve been watching and playing poker for years and these are the best (content and entertainment value) hand breakdowns I’ve seen - awesome stuff Daniel!
Always good to see a hand with Jean Robert Bellend involved.
Loving these breakdowns!
As someone who has been watching you for eons (way back)...it's great to see that you have adjusted to this crazy game and haven't got left behind like many, (most) of the other players at the top. There are many things I've heard you say or write that have been turning points for my game over the years.
That was fun. great play and explain sir, well done. Thanks for sharing
Love the hand breakdowns!!!
Thank you ! reall enjoyed the hand breakdown
just read your twitter post, ( I am currently suspended so I couldn't comment), but this is the kinda stuff that keeps you at the top of the list man...the candid stories about the same struggles that we all go through. It makes you so much more relatable than others, even though you're in a dif stratosphere than most you stay human about it. I appreciate that.
Another excellent vid - thx. Daniel 😎🇨🇦✌️
Best series of yt
Thanks Daniel live the analysis
Great one thanks
Damm you are so good
Been playing poker for long time
But still learning so much from you
awesome video Daniel!
Classic JRB hand right here. He got money in on every street with the worst of it and didn't get a single nickel in there when he had the best of it. Legend. Total legend.
i think he played this hand very well actually
@@imalwaysbluffingperhaps the earlier parts, but the river didn’t seem to make any sense
He had the absolute nuts, so he doesn’t have to worry about making anything fold. He should be trying to extract maximum value, but it seems like his large overbet would do the opposite
I would love to see a video of you going over the different prop bets made on poker after dark. Go over your favorite big boy. How the whole thing works. Maybe a good story or 2.
Dneg, ivey, hellmuth, dwan, gerret and adamo.... Would love to see these at same table
New video! Yay!
Where I play at, top pair second nut kicker is an insta-call no matter what the board looks like on the river. And that's why I keep going back.
Daniel, would love to see a breakdown of your hand with Garrett from last night’s episode of HSP!
Realizing that AQ and A10 there are basically the same hand is a concept that is so hard to remember in the moment.
Quality Daniel
That river bet is pretty bad b/c it narrows you're calling range to basically just sets unless he's just been playing like a maniac all night. I probably couldn't find a fold with a set but really good players might b/c there's literally no other hand he could have unless you're playing the 27 game. You guys really should bring that back b/c it adds a neat dynamic to the game.
@10:52 the only difference between AT & AQ is you block lucky TT & AT itself by having it.
Your thought processes remind me of the many hand analysis that Barry Greenstein used to give after his shows and to me he is the consummate professional..
You know who I miss on HSP …Sammy Farha!
Raise the flop ? I guess I don’t feel great potentially having to call 3 pot sized bets from JRB with one pair. I can hear hellmuth playing this hand the exact same way with some line about JRB giving him the money and being bailed out on the river lol
Its not just that its one pair, its that JRB’s range can be betting for value with one pair that beats Daniel’s one pair.
On the flop either JRB is bluffing or Daniel is beat. JRB probably isn’t 3 betting and then betting flop with many worse Ace-X hands.
If JRB has him beat, raising is foolish. If hes beating JRB, a raise will just get JRB to fold. So no raise…
Every broadway and decent pocket pair hand except AQ came in. A pair of aces is a bluff catcher. Pocket queens is maybe the only in range holding that aces beat but is partially blocked. I didn't hate his overbet seems like what you do if you missed the river, but what could he have missed on that board? It drilled JRB range perfectly.
I’m mean this pretty standard and is an easy fold, there are a couple bluffs a few combos of Q10s, K10s, JQs that may take this line at some frequency but Daniel said he just has some much value on this board, and also being the 3-bet caller you have a lot of better hands to call with for example JJ, 99s, AJs.
Doyle at the table what a legend! RIP sir u where and still are the legend of the game!
I would love to see you evaluate these hands and at the end you find out what the opponent has.
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Brilliant
Great analysis, as always!
Let's see you analyze a hand that you actually lose. It gets boring when you always win
There is not 1 bluff, not a big laydown in my opinion in that river. Well play
Not a big lay down IMO just a smart lay down. Daniel is easily one of the top five poker players ever
Excellent laydown
Easy. What hands will Daniel play as he did. He just have to make a bluff unprofitable. Daniel can have similar play with plenty of better hands where he can call to punish bluffs. I think the hand he called called called with is one of the worst he can have in that spot.
@@maxfriis It's a line that JRB used multiple times in the past.
I have been in that spot playing poker. Lost the first and folded the second .
Everything you do at the table conveys information. JRB should have taken notes.
I had no idea Genre Bear was still around!
10:30 I think at that point if I had AT it would just be a cry and call.... but then again 2 pair has been my kryptonite even when there's an obvious straight or flush out on the board, I just can't seem to lay it down for some reason.... lol
From JRB standpoint: What do you do when the river is K or Q? You can't check because you know you're beat after potsize on turn imo.
Excellent content!
Would you have called a 20 k bet on the river?
I finally found it ! A video where JRB wins a hand!!!!
Can you do the Garrett overbet shove river /call hand next week?
I could see his logic for an big river bet (maybe not an overbet) as he unblocks all the hands that will call, such as Aces up and sets, but against good players is someone like Daniel really going to pay that off on a board where you have no bluffs, in that case we do want to bet reasonable here. I like your idea of a blocker bet sizing of 1/4 pot on the river to induce a raise either for value (Sets) or someone decides to turn their hand into a bluff, and you get max value against the weaker part of your calling range as well.
Played it like a champ
If it was season 2 or 3 or 4 Daniel for sure would have called, no doubt about that.
I dont think so since people where nittier then and even if they werent it’d be a shitty ass call
10:40 i think it will have been ok to pay the man his 60 has 2 par ace 10 is good so i will have just seen it had the stack and hope for the best (but i did not see this episode yet so did not know how tight he was)
The bluffs that make sense here are KTs and QTs IF JRB 3 bets those preflop. It would be interesting to see what JRB would have done with those hands when they run into s pair on the River. Clearly they are no good, but does JRB take an overbet sizing for a bluff with those hands on the River.
Daniel Negreanu, thoughts?
My impressions was that he wouldn't bluff often enough on that river with the right combos for that size. I think he took his last stab on the turn and then was going to shut it down if he missed
I think in my own progress it's mainly a matter of recognizing the possiblility of straights happening. So what I tend to find is like if someone plays to win straights then you have to switch up and play to win with full house which means playing a wider tange of hands which changes the behaviour of the whole game. So I mean in that case I'd rather repersent having pocket 99s or Jack's. Not sure if that's right or wrong it's just my thought process.
nah vs people drawing for straights you just bet the hell out of them. most of the time they will not get a straight and have to fold
If I had ace ten I would make a mistake and call putting JRB on ace king or maybe ace queen. Thank you for sharing this with us kidpoker!
The only bluff I could see on the river is QT of hearts or diamonds. Whether he 3 bets those pre though, I'm not sure, I would but only very occasionally when it's SB vs LJ.
Hi Daniel, very descriptive analysis! Could you please answer a question of mine - I understand perfectly the post hand GTO analysis but when it comes to applying it practically I struggle a little. Could you please suggest a few ways/resources to understand the theory and also how to practice? Thank you!
1. Take your time
2. Experience
If you understand the analysis than you know how to play the hand, more or less anyway. I honestly doubt that Daniel is thinking all of these things real time, but if you play enough your brain does a lot of the work intuitively. Also, slow down and dont make hasty decisions, take just a couple of moments. Think about what beats you, and if its possible for them to have it, given the circumstances.
Experience is the best form of practice and study there is.
Be good to see you play cash with Garret in the 100 200 400 👍🏻
Watch tonights episode of High Stakes Poker... we battle
@@dnegspoker Tell me what happens next week between you and Garrett, I will Zelle you a c-note, and everyone can use a c-note. PS - I have a PokerGo subscription, I'm just impatient. Lol. Oh yeah, before I forget, another C-note if you tell me where you got that awesome TV cabinet roller thing. Thx
@@dnegspoker finally gave in and subscribed to PokerGO, worth every penny 👍🏻
If I was in Daniel's position, I would have definitely re-raised after the flop, or after the turn. 😂
Do you think JRB would've continued if the river was anything other than a 10? pretty interesting hand and nice live read!
If it's scary card maybe
@@abdualziz9 define scary card
Yes he would have. His hand was the perfect candidate for a triple barrel. He blocks AK he blocks AQ. Only loses to AJ A9 (if the river wasnt a 10 and say a 3) and Daniel would choose to raise those hands at some frequency on flop or turn.
What do you do if you have pocket Aces?
I’ve gone through it all and I think the only bluffs here would be 1. A chop or 2. QJ suited. But those are 2 bluffs out of the tens of value hands he’s gonna show you here. Good fold
Was a huge laydown but Daniel you are the "KING" of reading people. The q0 spikes and RJB instantly bets 60K you know AK no good
These videos always reminds me how much better elite poker players are than me
Standard well played hand
Daniel ???? For learning about poker do you recommend MasterClass?? Thanks 🙏
read SUPER SYSTEM from Doyle Brunson, that's foundational poker literature. Work your way up from there.
@@InspiredFortunes Thanks will do that
Asking “what value combos do I beat” is the question.
Great lay down. I realize that you don't beat any real hands. But the guy was bluffing on every street but the river. The real question ❓ do you call if it's a blank? Does JRB over bet the river. In my mind it's hard to fold when you show weakness on every street, you're literally trapping the guy and then decide he's got me beat. Tough spot. GREAT READ.
I was wondering why I could never find the high stakes game, and now I know. #themoreyouknow
I know comments help. Here’s me, doing my part.
We’ll player!!
One merit to over betting the pot is that your opponents generally think that something is fishy, over analyse and end up calling a little light. Does this happen at that level Daniel?
I Love Daniel and his tutorials. He is hands down the best poker player alive!
7:00 Daniel himself explains why the "big laydown" title is clickbait
Breakdown pocket 10s vs Garrett
Hey Dnegs how bout them Leafs eh? Matthews breakin them records? 70 goal season incoming.
"What are his bluffs?" KTs and QTs seem like pretty great bluffs imo. Not much else though
Daniel, Would you make the call if the river bet was about 30??
Like in the good old days and with us Doyle
my thought was, if i were belande, i fold the flop. i get not the price to call for a gutshot and i don't wanna pay 1 or 2 streets more to find out if i am ahead. is this to weak ?
after a 3Bet from SB I feel like I have to attempt to bluff already from preflop or just fold, I would probably just fold and never call. Any other decision would have to be based of me having a lot of knowledge about my opponent. Then again I am a horrible low stakes poker player
Nice laydown, sure not a very difficult one for a world class pro. AQ in that scenario is very marginal at best.
Why Daniel is my favorite player is because he has NO problem explaining his bad beats.
Daniel, what do you think of a 2.5x raise on the turn? This would take the pot from bluffs/gut-shots, MAYBE get him to lay AK, or at least put the brakes on his weaker value range.
Don't think there is a need to turn AQ in to a bluff on the turn. I mean you are either far ahead or far behind so there is no need to build the pot. Also there are not many strong draws out so no need to overprotect against a turnbet that is already nearly pot size.
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I would have folded if I had A10. The fact you can’t reraised and represent a good hand because your play style doesn’t align with a straight or set… he’ll realize that and call you and you will always lose. So yes. Fold. Call is questionable but only maybe 10% of the times depending on how he’s playing. That’s my two cents.
Phil Ivey at 9:25
2 mistakes from JRB there: 1. Overbetting, 2. TO ANSWER you XD
7:25
MRW I try to play live poker.
Remember high roller tournament when you had JT and he(not jrb) had 99 and turned a set and rivered a boat?? He overbet exactly the same when the pit was 40k
Yes that was one of my better folds caught on camera. I did a video on that hand you can find on my channel
@@dnegspoker yes I've seen it
iveys head keeps growing
Poorely and Jrb are two words that goes together the majority of the times...
Look at jrb's body language. Look for certain signs. He looks very confident
I would have put him on pair Js.
JRB just got excited that he hit hidden str8 which no one expects so he bombs it
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If JRB was balanced with bluffs and value with his overbet sizing on the river.. could you ever find a bluff raise in a spot like this?
There's 0 chance JRB is balanced here dude is a total fish 😂
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QT and KT are his bluffs, and You have no bluff or value raise range on that runout.
His sizing is fine with KQ - it’s definitely solver approved. It’s one of the few hands where that sizing makes sense. Using that sizing with 99 definitely not.
I hear you, but solver approved only matters if you are balanced with that size and there is no chance in hell JRB is!
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That wouldve been the biggest punt of a call ever. Terrible sizing by JRB, no bluffs here like dnegs said
If he wanted Daniel to call he would have bet a little smaller. If he wanted him to fold he would have went all in since there are no Flushs, better straights, and no full houses. So 60k is the over bet to make Daniel think that it could be a value bet or a bluff bet and hope he had Trips in the situation to call such a big bet. iMO