Run it Back with Joe Hachem | 2005 WSOP Main Event
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- Australian poker legend Joe Hachem breaks down the 2005 WSOP Main Event where he won $7,500,000 and saw his life changed forever!
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I had the pleasure of actually playing with Joe at the 2005 Main event during day 4.. we played at same table for about 4 hrs.. he was the ultimate gentleman.. and a worthy champion!!!
Jay Goldenberg?
What did you place?
This WSOP brings back great memories. I started playing after watching this final table. This was truly the last entertaining final table, where genuine guys with personalities shined (unlike the unwatchable crap today).
Absolutely. Slowly the game started getting taken over by online, no personality, robotic know it alls who smugly look down on the poker boom generation of players. Also, the commentators today are awful. The poker eta of the early-mid 00’s grew the game and brought in new players, something the smug know it alls today seem to not realize the value of. I guess that concept isn’t on their charts. 🤷♂️
I am an Aussie as well and had the pleasure of meeting Joe and purchasing his book during the 2009 WSOP. Was able to take a photo with him and 2 of my children (I have a son named Daniel as well who loves poker!) which takes pride of place in my office. Joe you are great ambassador for the game of poker and responsible for the poker boom in Australia which continues to this day.
Favorite story was him helping Scott Lazar, Amazing what a difference one friend can make on u
I loved this WSOP. I was in college when Raymer and Hachem won and my friends loved watching it on ESPN.
This was a cool recap of that final table. The 2004 main event was when I really took interest in poker. Seeing Greg Raymer's chip stack piled high and then the action from 2005, forget about it, I've been a poker player ever since.
These run it back episodes are so much fun and interesting to watch. That being said... the 05 world series final table was probably the most exciting and memorable one to watch. Great to get the champions commentary as well.
Agree, I think this is the last one where personalities mattered. You could say jaime gold, but that was just jaime, and no one else. This one had everything.
@@anthonymentalewicz5143 Yeah it sure did. The golden years of poker when everyone and their mother was playing online.
I love the run it back with main event champ interviews
@@danielmoore7097 yes it's great content for sure 👍
What an incredible down to earth guy Joe Hachem is. Love the story about helping Lazar through a difficult period. So glad he won it after watching this video. Not to say there weren't some other great players too.
love you both, thanks for the lovely re-run
Joe is right, 2005 was the PEAK for poker and enthusiasm.
Bloody awesome interview. Glad he said NO to sponsorship as it did look like he was going to an interview for a poker game.
Joe you're a true ambassador for the game.
Steve Danneman reacting to winning his all ins as if he's genuinely upset about it is kind of amazing man...
Great video!
That was awesome hearing Joe talk it through and see the experience from the inside 👍
man, Joe is awesome, such a class act w/ a ton of wisdom to bestow. wish he was still more involved in the scene (though thankfully we have the Remkos & Joeys of the world) but I thank him for doing this show & all he's done for poker. glad to see he's well.
Class Act. Most peoples favorite champion is Moneymaker, but for me its Hachem. A true champion.
Joe Hachem is a nice guy. I played in a WSOP event in 2006. Was watching the final table and there was an empty seat next to me. Someone asked "Is that seat taken?" It was Hachem. I asked if he played in the event and he said he got knocked out in hand 1 when he flopped top pair with the nuts flush draw and lost to a made flush. I said, guess that doesn't matter as much when you win millions the year before.
That year was a GREAT Work Series of Poker!!!
PASS THE SUGA! The 2005 Main Event was the peak of the poker boom I agree with Joe, so many sick hands. Like when Andy Black blew up 50% of his stack with KJ(all in) preflop against Barch's JJ right before the final table, or when Lazar hit the flush on the river against Matusow, or when Sheikan and Matusow battled in the top 20, etc.
Love Hashem. Love seeing their development from when they won till now
Joe is one of my favorite poker players. A world class poker player and a respectful guy.
This type of production is what's missing from today's poker.
ESPN replayed the 2005 WSOPME when my wife was in the hospital pregnant with our first daughter in 06 (high risk pregnancy). I watched the whole 05 series there in her room. Great memory for a stressful time. I know that's not the take-away here, but that was my memory.
Joe Hachem is legit the nicest dude in the game, once saw him shove into an amateur knowing the amateur had quad’s just because he was a retired cop freerolling in a 100/200 NLH cash game. That's the kind of people Joe Hachem is.
I wanna get Ivey on for the ‘09 Final Table
Great video!
Man they would play these episodes on espn all the time. 03 04 05 06 golden times
I was in Thailand shortly after that. I was riding in a baht bus down beach road towards walking street. It was slow as there was lots of traffic. Started chatting with a fellow rider and he was from Australia. He said he had 10% of Hachem's action
Joe Hachem set poker off here in Australia.
He’s the man at Crown casino Melbourne.
Very gracious and friendly with fans but ruthless on the table!
Top bloke 👍
How are the games over there? Do aussies play poker as crazy as they do everything else?
Joe was a great WSOP champ in 05. Hell of a run!!!!
Stand up guy for sure .. I have played poker pretty much the way he has my whole life and my tournament record is outstanding. Just never had the desire to play any tournaments over 100 dollars .. just a hobby. Playing for 26 years now and my dad's advice has been key to always making deep runs ... "No matter how good your hand is .. if your beat... Fold it ... Thanks dad
he was not distracted by the payouts (not sure if this is a positive point or not but obviously worked out well for Joe) avoided putting himself in a position to take hard decisions and caught some cards which shows poker gods liked him that night, until the last hand... he used the essence of all his experiences during the many years of live poker, artistically convinced his opponent to make the call, and became the world champion. aside all the techniques, he had the etiquette of a world champion all along the road. very well done and deserved.
much like jacobs or jacobian a few years ago. Short stacked miserably at the start of the final table. Did not panic. Did not chase. Had patience and weeded his way through as others knocked themselves out.
Can we gen an episode with Tom Dwan/Phil Ivey ???
Which wsop main event did they win?
Chris Soumi he did an episode with lex veldhuis, what did he win?
How about we dig up stu unger and get his corpse to watch all 3 of his wsop wins
@@REMOVED.101 Stu Unger already does guest appearances in Ryan Depaulo's vlogs and was part of his rail during his deep run in the 2019 Colossus.
@@GorillaRadio88 he won a bracelet like Phil Ivey but Dwan aint never won any tournament.
Legend.
Joe hachem is so lovable
You are the best interviewer I have ever watched!
What a legend!
This bloke has inspired more Aussies to hit the felt than anyone in history!
Super approachable and happy to meet fans too not a dick like a lot of others!
Onya Joe!
I very much enjoyed watching WSOP in 03, 04, 05, 06 and 07...
I guess I lost interest afterwards or got bored with it, and now I still watch some poker now and then.
Golden era!
How come they have barely any following this is extremely interesting
Only in real life 88 hold to AQ. Good luck trying that online
i just cant get over the fact that Andy Black wears his Sunglasses upside down.
niiiice...ty ...sam farha please .. & of course tom dwan or ivey allthough they will not accept
I knew Scott Lazar as I was playing a lot of poker in Los Angeles at the time. He had no idea what to do with the money he won. He had no real work or income at the time either. I remember people asking him what he was up to after the WSOP and him talking about some movie he was investing in.
Damn has there ever been a more expensive punt then lazaars on this FT
Imagine waiting weeks to finish the biggest tournament of your life and then going on complete monkey tilt as soon as you fold a winner. What a choke
Where can I watch ESPN WSOP episodes from any year?
All episodes are available on PokerGO.
Got incredibly lucky but he is a great champion
All these hands are insane. Like how could Lazar blow up so badly, how could all the players not target shortstack Joe, and then finally the countless raises and punts instead of calling to decide on the next card? Lol. They rarely play all 3 streets... for no damn reason.
Looking a bit gray Joe How the golf going?
Where is "pass the sugar" hand
That was the day before the final table; I think it was when there were around 20 players left.
Joe...where is your soul patch?
He’s a Buddhist with a temper hahahaha
Facts! I almost got into a fight with Black in the 07 main
Pass the suga!!
Kondracki is my cousin, this was such an amazing time to see a kid surrounded by pros
Joe Hachem is a huge let down to meet in person, but I respect his accomplishments.
How so? He’s just some guy that won the main event. He seems like a good guy but I don’t think he’s extraordinary as a poker player or a person.
The problem with tournament poker is that most hands turn into a coin flip.
Which is why the best tournament players will focus on getting a big stack and then picking up as much dead money (blinds/antes) as possible without putting yourself in a risky situation.
You can't be serious......
GET SAM FARHA
Him talking over the 500K high stakes poker episodes would be euphoric
After this, Slowly the game started getting taken over by online, no personality, robotic know it alls who smugly look down on the poker boom generation of players. Also, the commentators today are awful. The poker eta of the early-mid 00’s grew the game and brought in new players, something the smug know it alls today seem to not realize the value of. I guess that concept isn’t on their charts. 🤷♂️
I love the guys that wear scarfs to cover there neck and face , I wanna wrap it around there neck and choke them to 💀