This made me laugh. I know , right. If he is at the table he is ON and he's soul reading you. I love it. He never, for a second, takes his head out of the game. True professional.
Yeah I was trying to think of a way to discredit something Ivy did, like most people do on youtube. I really cant say shiiiit besides the fact that its short deck and the odds of hitting a good hand is dramatically increased. What am I even saaaaying... Phil Ivy will go down as one if not the greatest poker player that ever existed.
@@rcronico1 lol. When Ivey had quads he played it perfect, letting the flush get there by checking the turn risking missing value from almost all other holdings. Plus he played perfectly the entire night. Only hand he got in bad was 2 pair vs gut shot that is disguised n he still used 2 time banks n wanted to fold 2 pair for just 700k. All other hands he lost he got it in with the best hand n got sucked out, and took like 3 suck outs for him to lose. He got max value on every hand to have a huge chip lead n did everything right just got very very unlucky having opponent all in several times bad.
You haven’t felt the tony g power baby. Seriously though. Phil I suspect is a borderline psychopath or sociopath. Great poker player. Would not want to know him in person Tony g on the other hand. A dickhead at the table. Off the table, a really friendly guy.
outplayes ? .. when .. was it when he ran runner runner 10 .. or turned the 1,2 % hand .. and then having opponent hit the flush on the river .. just wondering ofc .. he was nothing but lucky here
I play a lot live and I def could be wrong but I felt the way the kid checked the River like the hand movement isn’t typical of a player that was helped on the end and w alm if Phil’s live experience he picked up on that or maybe I’m dead wrong and Phil was gonna barrel off if that particular card came anyway idk
@@kdub9918 seemed like a good read on a player on a scary board, like the announcers said almost every hand beat him. It was the right lay down but the perfect move from Phil
Michael Wright You’re right. This is a little off topic but what makes Phil so great other than his flat out results is his ability to keep up with the game. It’s changed so much in the last 20 years and especially in the last 5-10yrs. Phil can play great live against the younger guys who play gto and know every statistically correct play. I’m 38 and learned hold’em and 5/7 card stud at 8yrs old and have had good results living in Las Vegas playing live/home games and online between 2006-2011 and I still win MTT’s (no really huge $) but I have seen how different the game is. If you’re a winning player online today you can go to local casino/home game and you will definitely beat it if you’re playing consistently. Anyway yeah Phil’s def an all-time great. Good luck on the felt Michael👍
@@kdub9918 do u still win online? I used to beat $1/2 and $2/5(not alot but profitable). Just dick around now but I'm breaking even, even at micro. Deposit $20, get it to $200-300 with MTTs sometime but back even fairly quick. I feel even small stakes no one makes mistakes, more about making big lay downs n not overplaying hands but even that's hard. See some guys over play TPTK still n complain but it's rare, where I just try to get to showdown n usually get over bets n every mistake they really make me pay. Don't see a noticable difference from $.10/.20, .25/.50, $1/2- almost everyone's grinding. I think I'm only really profitable at $1.10-$5.50 MTTs.
Steve Steve it’s honestly a kinda eerie lol because you’re dead on there isn’t a difference between $.10-$.20 and $1-$2 anymore. Honestly I went on a really hot run playing $2-$10 MTT’s I actually had .60 in one account and ran it up to $800 but I’ve slowed up a lot lately after taking some shots during big Suday tourneys. Ido I just think online poker is on its way out for numerous reasons. I definitely enjoyed the old pre Black Friday days.
Be prepared for extreme swings and a bastard if a thing called variance if you start becoming a reg…actually stay away far far away lol jk def study up though. Gl
At 11:04 the commentators made a mistake, actually both players - Ivey and Greenwood - can only lose to one hand. Ivey would lose to KTc - a royal flush - and Greenwood can only lose to aces because he has a flush and holds the key blocker Kc necessary for the royal flush. Note that with these community cards, only an ace-high straight flush - thus a royal flush - is possible. The T9c mentioned by one of the commentators at 10:48 would only be a lower flush (AQJT9c) than the one Greenwood holds (AKQJ8c). Also note that this is 6+ Hold'em (aka. Short-Deck Poker) and thus a flush is the fourth best hand possible.
At 11:31 - loosing to Phil Ivey with a nut flush, is guaranteed to give anyone nightmares for years to come. I would quit playing poker after that, if that were me.
That's exactly how I'd play AA there. The other guy's pretty much drawing dead, except to a possible royal flush. Definitely wanna give him a free card and a chance to improve. With the board paired I probably just call with a flush there since there are multiple FH possibilities in Phil's range unless I had some insane read. What was he gonna get value out of on that board?
3*10 Incredible, Insane, Unbelievable!!!!!! Amazing! Street on the flop dead quickly... unbelievable. But All the video is amazing, all battle, all games was fantastic, Ivey is great player! But his opponent was good too and won
10:49 can someone explain how does he lose to 10 9 of clubs? does the ace have anything special in short deck poker? Like replacing king for a straight flush (9 10 J Q A of clubs) ?
What people don’t realize is that this is short deck Hold em where a flush beats a full house and greenwood had the second nuts, only loosing to the one combination of pocket aces left, because he beat all the full house combinations
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What's funny here is there's only one card that would bother you on the river in Phil Ivey's position and that would be the Jack of clubs...I'm not suggesting that you're automatically assuming your opponent has a royal flush against you ...but it's still has to bother you a little bit 😁
So at the end the announcers kept saying that there is only one hand that could beat Ivey, and that’s K-10 of clubs, and that’s correct, but they kept saying only 2 hands beat Greenwood, and isn’t that incorrect?? Phil could have any full house as well correct? Pocket 8’s pocket J’s, Pocket Q’s, AJ, AQ, A8, quad aces, and the low end straight flush. That’s a lot more than 2. Greenwood should have had a red light go off in his head after Phil checked the 2nd A
Phil was a complete professional about it. Yong lost with the worst hands and won 4 times in a row to win the tournament. 1 of them he needed runner runner. This Phil doesn't cry like Phil Helmuth. It happens. Usually not that bad 4 suck outs in a row.
Ivey and Dwan have the Poker God's with them wherever they play. Both equally intimidating and a nice personality's at the table. Nice to watch without Helmuth crying every hand.
This commentary is brutal. 11:04 "There's one hand you lose to if you're Phil and 2 hands if you're Sam." Pretty sure that flush loses to a bunch of boats.
Only thing I don’t like about poker; you can make all the brilliant plays and get a huge lead. But at the end of the day, sometimes you lose it all in 2 hands against J10 😂 Pain
If Ruddy hadn't gone all in and allowed Yong to see the flop, that game may have turned out differently as Yong had the nut straight albeit on a draw til the river....
ivey gave a big tell on those quads , when vil raised him on river ,people check their cards when weakish, and fondle their chips when strong, but it didnt matter that hand because vil shouldve called 400k , not raise, but he was never folding nut flush even on paired board
@@akakak12-w1b it was a short deck game which means all cards 2-6 are removed and also means that full house loses to flush because there is a higher chance of duplicate cards being on the hand and less chance of flushes to appear.
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5:55 explain to me how he won this hand please
Phil staring at his opponents after he eliminates them like he's still trying to read them is hilarious to me🤣🤣🤣
This made me laugh.
I know , right. If he is at the table he is ON and he's soul reading you. I love it. He never, for a second, takes his head out of the game. True professional.
That’s part of his satisfaction.😜
That was the best run I've ever seen...that 4 of a kind was insane. Brilliant how he played it so cool.
Yeah definitely gonna study GTO for that quad hand🤦♀️
Wish the other guy had a royal flush
@@dmitrisemenov1998 he was close.
poorly played by the other dude, ivey could have like 5 hands that beat him, any ace jack or queen or 8 makes a full house, just poorly played.
@@tomasjma6519 watch it again, maybe u‘ll see where ur wrong 😂
The more times you watch the hand the more you realize Ivey’s every move with the AA was perfect
Yeah I was trying to think of a way to discredit something Ivy did, like most people do on youtube. I really cant say shiiiit besides the fact that its short deck and the odds of hitting a good hand is dramatically increased. What am I even saaaaying... Phil Ivy will go down as one if not the greatest poker player that ever existed.
can someone explain this to me? Im just getting into poker, but want to understand this
@@rcronico1 no
@@norgepalm7315 thanks dude!
@@rcronico1 lol. When Ivey had quads he played it perfect, letting the flush get there by checking the turn risking missing value from almost all other holdings. Plus he played perfectly the entire night. Only hand he got in bad was 2 pair vs gut shot that is disguised n he still used 2 time banks n wanted to fold 2 pair for just 700k. All other hands he lost he got it in with the best hand n got sucked out, and took like 3 suck outs for him to lose. He got max value on every hand to have a huge chip lead n did everything right just got very very unlucky having opponent all in several times bad.
Did anyone catch that smirk Phil Ivey threw him.....what a legend!!!!
That was so funny idk y
Bro I would be pissed if I was Phil 😂😂 man was leading the hand preflop every time and got sucked out on every time
Sucked out?
I mean Phil had some pretty amazing suckouts as well. Karma.
Ivey has always been my favourite player
You just started poker 4 months ago.
iiXeno lol
Joe cada
You haven’t felt the tony g power baby.
Seriously though. Phil I suspect is a borderline psychopath or sociopath.
Great poker player.
Would not want to know him in person
Tony g on the other hand. A dickhead at the table. Off the table, a really friendly guy.
@@elyastoohey6621 he is intense but I met him briefly and he was smiling and seemed relaxed.
Yes... A game from beginning to end where we can see overall game strategies...
Phil making full house with aj beating straight was sick. Poker is cruel
AJ is well ahead of KJ, even in short deck... so nobody can complain.
Ivey out plays opponent.
Yong... just watch me get lucky on the turn.
i would be so mad if i were phil but he just stays so calm lmao he is getting set up so bad man its not even fair smh yong so damn lucky.
outplayes ? .. when .. was it when he ran runner runner 10 .. or turned the 1,2 % hand .. and then having opponent hit the flush on the river .. just wondering ofc .. he was nothing but lucky here
@@jacobstrong1832 YONG gives a Harry Potter vibe :-p .. right ?
11:24 damn that shit hurts, I felt that one 🤯🤯
Where u felt it
“All-in” scared the shit out of the young man, what a play from Ivey. But Young made a great comeback :D
I play a lot live and I def could be wrong but I felt the way the kid checked the River like the hand movement isn’t typical of a player that was helped on the end and w alm if Phil’s live experience he picked up on that or maybe I’m dead wrong and Phil was gonna barrel off if that particular card came anyway idk
@@kdub9918 seemed like a good read on a player on a scary board, like the announcers said almost every hand beat him. It was the right lay down but the perfect move from Phil
Michael Wright You’re right. This is a little off topic but what makes Phil so great other than his flat out results is his ability to keep up with the game. It’s changed so much in the last 20 years and especially in the last 5-10yrs. Phil can play great live against the younger guys who play gto and know every statistically correct play. I’m 38 and learned hold’em and 5/7 card stud at 8yrs old and have had good results living in Las Vegas playing live/home games and online between 2006-2011 and I still win MTT’s (no really huge $) but I have seen how different the game is. If you’re a winning player online today you can go to local casino/home game and you will definitely beat it if you’re playing consistently. Anyway yeah Phil’s def an all-time great. Good luck on the felt Michael👍
@@kdub9918 do u still win online? I used to beat $1/2 and $2/5(not alot but profitable). Just dick around now but I'm breaking even, even at micro. Deposit $20, get it to $200-300 with MTTs sometime but back even fairly quick. I feel even small stakes no one makes mistakes, more about making big lay downs n not overplaying hands but even that's hard. See some guys over play TPTK still n complain but it's rare, where I just try to get to showdown n usually get over bets n every mistake they really make me pay. Don't see a noticable difference from $.10/.20, .25/.50, $1/2- almost everyone's grinding. I think I'm only really profitable at $1.10-$5.50 MTTs.
Steve Steve it’s honestly a kinda eerie lol because you’re dead on there isn’t a difference between $.10-$.20 and $1-$2 anymore. Honestly I went on a really hot run playing $2-$10 MTT’s I actually had .60 in one account and ran it up to $800 but I’ve slowed up a lot lately after taking some shots during big Suday tourneys. Ido I just think online poker is on its way out for numerous reasons. I definitely enjoyed the old pre Black Friday days.
I’m a huge Ivey fan but he can’t always win... still Phil Ivey is an amazing player. One of the best!
there is always someone spoiling it
He loses non stop
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That AA vs JTo was painful but Phil a pro he takes those like a champ.
phil's laugh at 11:27
I’m barley getting into the poker world, and man! This was intense to watch
Be prepared for extreme swings and a bastard if a thing called variance if you start becoming a reg…actually stay away far far away lol jk def study up though. Gl
Watching short deck poker as a beginner is wild
When you play good and lose..that's poker.
Imagine Greenwood having K 10 of Clubs
Always wanted to see Royal flush beating quads! 😕
@@d7neu250 Wsop some year ago
Ei Demon oh it’s classic indeed
@@andrewj.2516 I would’ve quit poker if i lost with Quad aces
@@mingi1489 Why, it's more reason to continue. It will only happen once in your life.
would be nice if uploader would mention somewhere that this is SHORT DECK holdem. watched almost whole video without knowing
what cards do they remove?
@@baptiste6436 2,3,4,5
@@baptiste6436 also flush beats full house in short deck.
At 11:04 the commentators made a mistake, actually both players - Ivey and Greenwood - can only lose to one hand. Ivey would lose to KTc - a royal flush - and Greenwood can only lose to aces because he has a flush and holds the key blocker Kc necessary for the royal flush. Note that with these community cards, only an ace-high straight flush - thus a royal flush - is possible. The T9c mentioned by one of the commentators at 10:48 would only be a lower flush (AQJT9c) than the one Greenwood holds (AKQJ8c). Also note that this is 6+ Hold'em (aka. Short-Deck Poker) and thus a flush is the fourth best hand possible.
Does a flush beat a full house or something?
In short deck a flush beats a full house
This is a short deck game? I was wondering why greenwood isnt scared of full houses, AQ A8 AJ would have beaten him in a normal game
Bravo, you are for FBI.
You are correct
the way he looked at the guy after the four of a kind was priceless . he was like bye bye
What’s the original stream? Someone drop the link
8:13 Guy who folded 6 9 suited would’ve won against AK and hooks lol.
yes but calling that is too crazy
11:22 The most Canadian reaction ever.
At 11:31 - loosing to Phil Ivey with a nut flush, is guaranteed to give anyone nightmares for years to come. I would quit playing poker after that, if that were me.
I’m surprised he called
@@rooksman64 Why? The only hand that beats him is Quads because in Short deck a Flush is stronger than a full house. It’s a snap call in that moment
@@mingi1489 nothing is ever a snap call…my point is what could Ivey have given the action…quads is part of that narrow range
@@rooksman64 Yeah but there's no way anyone is ever folding the 2nd nuts there
@@mingi1489 yes there is
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The hand with the quads he played as well as an academy award winning actor 👌
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That's exactly how I'd play AA there. The other guy's pretty much drawing dead, except to a possible royal flush. Definitely wanna give him a free card and a chance to improve. With the board paired I probably just call with a flush there since there are multiple FH possibilities in Phil's range unless I had some insane read. What was he gonna get value out of on that board?
3*10 Incredible, Insane, Unbelievable!!!!!! Amazing! Street on the flop dead quickly... unbelievable. But All the video is amazing, all battle, all games was fantastic, Ivey is great player! But his opponent was good too and won
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Why is your resolution poor? Had to make out the hands people are holding.
What’s the buy in
Imagine beating Phil Ivey heads up
Literally lucking out on him every time
DNegs did one time in a super high roller
@@futuresteve9781 Why you didn't mention Ivey got lucky at the first few rounds against other players?
@@ssmart2512 bcs he is fanboy's phill.. hahaha
Just in case people are wondering this is short deck (5 and under taken from the deck) not Texas holdem
10:49 can someone explain how does he lose to 10 9 of clubs? does the ace have anything special in short deck poker? Like replacing king for a straight flush (9 10 J Q A of clubs) ?
9 10 still loses
That river 10 saved him god that must have felt good
Its really nice that your channel logo hiding the pot size :/
WHAT A BATTLE!!!
What people don’t realize is that this is short deck Hold em where a flush beats a full house and greenwood had the second nuts, only loosing to the one combination of pocket aces left, because he beat all the full house combinations
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The dealer gave them the same hand n she got replaced right after 😂
I have never seen anyone run that well! Wow yong
If Yong called at 7:10 he would've won because he got straight in 8:04
10:46 I dont get it why would he loose to 10 9 of clubs?Its not a straight flush so i dont see how when he has king high flush
I don't know sheet about poker but every time I watch poker videos, a player always goes out with JJ
9:15 POG
11:14 the look phil gives him lol
These run outs seem absolutely fixed... Quads with Aces against the nut flush??
it’s short deck
Short deck makes it a lot more likely...
Congrats to ya phill ivy here true legendary player u r here
5:57 can someone explain to me pls what just happen ? How come Ivey won this ?
when you know tell me, I don't know how he got that hand either
He got a full house with the two Aces and three 10s. Sam Greenwood had a straight. Full house > straight
the only hand i can see from phil ivey is a pair of A's
Want to come to a poker game?
Why is Nik Airball on Ivey's shirt?
I like the way ivey play poker
However yong he’s so confident to play this match
So ggwp 4 them
Wow, Ivey played great but he got unlucky.
That TT run out was disgusting. Phil Ivey is the goat, but that was one hell of a suck out.
What's funny here is there's only one card that would bother you on the river in Phil Ivey's position and that would be the Jack of clubs...I'm not suggesting that you're automatically assuming your opponent has a royal flush against you ...but it's still has to bother you a little bit 😁
Why only the Jack of clubs? It could be just as easy Ten of clubs or King of clubs, if you were to think you`re against a royal flush draw.
Ivey taught me one thing, squeeze for high stress moments
What's that mean
If a guy limps and the next guy calls then you raise, theyll probably fold.
Why does a flush beat a house? What game are they playing?
Dealer “your turn Koon”
Ivey “what the FUCK YOU SAY?”
how is a flush stronger than a full house?
Only in short deck bc if how many cards get removed. It's easier to make a boat than a flush.
Best FT ever. What a run. 😎
Short deck poker is the goat and takes lots of gut to play high stakes
Some sick hands in this one .
Lots of bruises and band-aids going on .
Good god I could feel the pain on those
Phil looks really tired in the thumbnail
I think he needs a break from Poker
That was a great match at the end
9:26 they said “in this game flush beats a house” what poker rules are they playing?
How does flush beat a full house?
They are playing "short deck" there are no 2s threw 5s. In short deck a flush beats a full house
Glad to see the goat back to work this guys over thinks stuff but still the greatest
The best side eye ever👀
17:22 Why did he say "A flush beats a Full House in this game" ?? Are they not playing Texas hold em?
Short deck
@@bishrul2527 huh. new to me
I love it when the better hand sucks out in the end.
So at the end the announcers kept saying that there is only one hand that could beat Ivey, and that’s K-10 of clubs, and that’s correct, but they kept saying only 2 hands beat Greenwood, and isn’t that incorrect?? Phil could have any full house as well correct? Pocket 8’s pocket J’s, Pocket Q’s, AJ, AQ, A8, quad aces, and the low end straight flush. That’s a lot more than 2. Greenwood should have had a red light go off in his head after Phil checked the 2nd A
It's short deck, so full house beats flush
What is this variant called and what are the rules… halfway through the video and all I know is flushes beat full houses
In doing some googling it’s called short deck where 2,3,4, and 5’s are removed from the deck… which is why run style hands carry more value.
That was intense!
I feel like Yong should take more time to consider when Phil went all in, and Phil had pretty bad luck with the AA and QJ
I am glad he beat Ivey 👍🏾😊👌🏾🖤.
10:10 ho hum, been there done that from sams seat! Alot!!!
When Phil dropped the quad that looked like genuine pain
yong said champions are born everyday
Phil was a complete professional about it. Yong lost with the worst hands and won 4 times in a row to win the tournament. 1 of them he needed runner runner. This Phil doesn't cry like Phil Helmuth. It happens. Usually not that bad 4 suck outs in a row.
Is no1 going to talk about how Yong runned the heads up?
Won 4 coin flips
How did he « run » the heads up? He won multiple all-ins with incredible luck lol. He’s good, he just didn’t run the heads up like you said.
Ivey and Dwan have the Poker God's with them wherever they play. Both equally intimidating and a nice personality's at the table. Nice to watch without Helmuth crying every hand.
Phil's lucky I'm not in the same game with him. We'd be steppin' outside for a chat.
@@omahabigbill2789 Which Phil?
@@dcollier7239 Oh, Hellmuth for sure.
@@omahabigbill2789if you don’t get in his head somehow he’s taking all your money.
6:10 he thought he can bully mid stacks and Ivey having none of it and the bully got BULLIED!
can someone explain what short deck means. like which cards do they take out and why
2-6 is taken out
Color is stronger than full in short deck
More action I guess
Anav Sawhney at 18:05 Phil has a 6h and at 18:25 the flop has a 6s. Do you mean 2-5 is taken out?
@@longdoan71 yea, my bad
Intro song please?
pretty bad commentary... at 11:28 Ivey only would`ve lost against k 10 of clubs, but Greenwood would`ve lost against aa, a8, aq, aj, 88, qq, jj
I don't understand why only Ivey got the best card all time in table? It's weird bro
but he lost though
what's weird bro?
11:10 theres actually 3 hands he can lose to not 2, they forgot the Full House
21:49. Why is it 100% for yang? Wont a J chop?
He would have jjj aa
Played very well
Greenwood had two brutal ass hands against Ivey thats rough
Ivey just back to back great cards
This commentary is brutal. 11:04 "There's one hand you lose to if you're Phil and 2 hands if you're Sam." Pretty sure that flush loses to a bunch of boats.
It's short deck, flush wins against boat
anyone knows the dealer lady?
Damn Phil. Makes every move right .... still 2nd. Damn
Don’t know this guy yong but he was not intimidated at all so kudos
Only thing I don’t like about poker; you can make all the brilliant plays and get a huge lead. But at the end of the day, sometimes you lose it all in 2 hands against J10 😂 Pain
Avec un maillot de Paris c'est la guigne assuré Phil ^^
Wow! Phil getting busted with pocket As was crazy. When it’s your day it’s your day. And it’s not like Phil is hurting for money or anything. 😂
8.17 did not Anyone saw that wiev (nice dealer back)??
If Ruddy hadn't gone all in and allowed Yong to see the flop, that game may have turned out differently as Yong had the nut straight albeit on a draw til the river....
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This is why everyone loves Ivey ❤️. He's a good sport. Not like Hellmuth ...
ivey gave a big tell on those quads , when vil raised him on river ,people check their cards when weakish, and fondle their chips when strong, but it didnt matter that hand because vil shouldve called 400k , not raise, but he was never folding nut flush even on paired board
Did I hear correctly that they said in this tournament flushes beat full house? Never heard that before in my life
@@akakak12-w1b it was a short deck game which means all cards 2-6 are removed and also means that full house loses to flush because there is a higher chance of duplicate cards being on the hand and less chance of flushes to appear.
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@@mingi1489 my bad thank you
Did they say house doesn’t beat a flush or am I crazy lol
In short deck poker flush beats a boat. A6789 is the lowest possible str8 you can have. 66 is the lowest pair.