Wow Mike is so far out of line telling Phil he folded a couple of spades.. disgusting. I guess no one actually noticed, would've loved to see him get called out for that.
@@bilyonarelifestile2226That is actually ridiculous that no one said anything about it, everyone at the table clearly knows its out of line right? Why didn't they say anything.
@@lowestcommonDenomanator Meh,I’ve seen a lot worse in casinos all over the states. The locals/regs get away with a lot. Doesn’t make it right I’m just saying. I’ve seen The Floor make terrible rulings
I'm really surprised that Phil didn't say his trademark line: "I almost called!" If I had $1000 for every time I've heard him say that on live cash games, I wouldn't have to work for a long time. It drives me nuts to hear. Who cares what you almost did Phil? That's why you almost didn't lose!
Amazing he’s a “pro” and announced his hand after folding. I know these games are supposed to be a little looser and more relaxed in etiquette than normal but damn man can you stop a little short of being a total jackass?
@@louisastuto2878 i dont like that either but i dont think it was malicious intent. its the old school lapse and actually pretty common in life games of all sort of stakes. specially with many recreational player this is just the usual. only when you have a real hard table with only pros or aspiring pros you wont see it except on intentional collusion.
woswas denni Mike Matusow has been playing for at least 20 years. He knows perfectly well that he should not do that in the middle of a hand, malicious intent or not. He would be the first to jump at another player’s throat in the same situation.
If I was Nick I probably would’ve lost me shit on Mike even though I won the hand. Dude had no business saying he made a flush before the hand was over.
Yea for they can get away with that tag team shit in todays world but back not to long ago he would have been dealt with once he left and got into his ride....BOOM BITCH 😉
I think Mike might have guilted Phil into folding. By revealing he had 2 spades made it less likely Nick would have a flush. Then Phil might have felt bad about using that info to his advantage. Or Phil might have though Mike was lying!
Let me get this straight. AK calls for 275. Hellmuth with AA raises to 1700 and the commentator here suggests shoving all in with AK and how that would make sense... "as a back jam"...for 27,400. When he only has 275 invested in the pot at this time. Dont listen to ANYTHING this guy has to say if you value your money at all. You only win if your opponent has air and folds. And that was HELLMUTH. He doesnt play that way at all. Ever. So at best you are flipping for 27,400 and more often than not you are beat.
I just realized why I don't like to watch "Doug Polk" videos! He is obviously a "Poker Brat" fan! Criticizes Matusow for commenting on the hand even though Hellmuth started the exchange! Only reason I clicked on this is my love to watch Hellmuth lose it!!
Revisited this today. This video is infuriating in so many ways led of course by matusow blatantly cheating to help the guy who bought him into the game. There is zero chance this wasn't an angle on purpose, matusow has way way too much experience to do this on accident. I still think hellmuth may have folded on purpose because he knew how bad this was, and after the hand he also doesn't mention matusow mentioning the spades. With his experience hellmuth would know to snap call on that info. Then just add in Nik being so freaking stupid he's high fiving a guy that just tried to cheat to help hellmuth steal from him.
Hellmuth's so called "eruption" or "blow up" has now turned into more of a smiling banter. Either he's getting old or is somewhat content with his life after winning millions of dollars and 15 bracelets.
I dont follow poker, watching a few videos over the last couple of days largely by accident so I have no idea who Phil is, but I can't believe he has won all that because every clip I've seen of him he loses and then acts like a 5 year old who's had his candy taken away. If I could be arsed I could always search for his greatest moments I suppose.
@@terranceparsons5185 Well he won his first major tournament in the 80s, and he mostly freaks out because strategy has obviously changed since then and he misses the "good ol' days" when people just weren't better than him. That being said, his frequent wins don't always make it to youtube highlights, as his blow-ups are far more entertaining. He is extremely successful and one of the GOATs of poker for sure.
Doug, happy to hear your advice to jam the turn. I was put in the same exact spot (down to the suits) but with 3 spades on the flop. After getting check raised i decided to jam thinking it was much more likely to be against one spade than two. Board ran out clean and i won but put in the same spot over time nice to hear a pro suggest the play. Awesome lodge content btw
I disagree with your analysis on the turn Doug, here's why: You say Phil shouldn't be worried by the flush because Nick would have raised on the flop with a flush draw but two issues with that. 1) Phil could have JJ in his range given the pre flop action and that should be taken into account, so even with a flush draw re-raising in that spot is an unnecessary risk with a draw vs. 3 of a kind IMO. 2) Phil has no flush blockers so I think him worrying about his opponent having at least one spade is relatively reasonable. No disrespect meant, you are obviously a better poker player than me but I had to point out I don't agree with that.
Yeah I wondered that too, IF he made the call with AA, as far as im concerned the "i folded the flush" guy should have been the one to pay the remaining chips after disclosing information that vital
I think Phil was still having a good time with it, he’s gotten a lot more tolerable over the years. Also, Mike does need to stfu sometimes, I’d woulda been pissed to. Good play from nick to.
I’m completely lost. I’ve been a dealer in Vegas for twenty years and that just plain is not allowed. Do they not allow dealers to control tables when they are on tv with pros or why does this always happen on these shows and the dealer never says anything? I have to show discretion with tourists who are unfamiliar with the rules but these are pros. They can’t do that shit. Why does no dealer or pit boss ever tell them to shut up. Do it again and your gone? This isn’t supposed to be a controversy. This isn’t supposed to be a situation where someone “should” act a certain way to prevent you from going on tilt. It’s not allowed. And if no one’s gonna enforce it then why wouldn’t you be able to do it and play poker however you want to mess with peoples heads and piss them off. It always boggles my mind how dealers or even pit bosses if they don’t want dealers on tv dealing with pros just let these pros play however they want and break rules. You wouldn’t let a pro string bet. Why do you allow them to do this?
I don't know these guys, or the latest poker gossip/partnerships, etc. But I know that at least at one time, Mike and Phil were good buddies. To a total outside person like myself, this looks like Mike trying to HELP Phil by giving him card info.
Honestly I'm trying to learn poker right now and sometimes it seems like that. But I think when you're a pro and you're used to playing for big money you get used to it and you make stupid plays just like a game with .10-.20$ blinds. There is a science to the game and they know it and sometimes phil hellmuth forgets it haha.
I think you may be right about Phil here. Once he heard the info from Mike, he couldn't un-hear it, but he also couldn't then make the call, since it would totally look like collusion. If that's the case, good on him for making the right ethical decision for the good of the game - and his reputation.
@@analogmike1534 If anything, Phil made the fold not for ethical reasons, but for his own selfish reasons. He didn't want it to look like he was colluding with Mike so he folded anyway.
Phil was listening when Mike said what he said. Just look at his body language and his face slump when Mike says it, then swiftly folds. His anger after the hand wasn't even really directed at the bluffer, he spends a good portion of the rant telling Mike to shut up.
I'm laughing at the comments about the hand reveals. These guys have been playing each other long enough not to believe anything anyone says at the table about any hand they haven't shown. It's bad play at an open table but as Phil clearly pointed out it's invite only. What you're seeing is how friends play poker. Never miss an opportunity to poke fun at your friend's loss, knowing full well they'll return the favour when it's your turn to take the hit. It keeps everyone humble, well everyone except Phil.
If I were in Nick's spot I'd have called the floor and asked them to give Mike a penalty. He's not new to the game, he knows full well that you're not allowed to say that kinda shit in the middle of a big spot.
I remember Mike ripping Sean Shakan (Sheiky) for slapping the table during a flop in hand he was not in. Signaling he had part of the flop was giving information.
They fold 74o at your tables? Where do I find those games? 74o always calls my raise when I have AA AK or AQ and makes a boat on the flop. Most people don't know how to play poker worth a damn. Call a 10x pre-flop raise with two shit cards and suck out. I wish I could only play with pros.
Once you get in enough preflop with Aces, don't fold post-flop. I think the number is around 14 big blinds. Anything above that, you can get it on every flop and your opponent literally cannot outflop you often enough to profit. A few big blinds more than that, and you don't have to fold even all the way to the river. I don't know how much Hellmuth had back here, but huge preflop pots do a fantastic job of protecting Aces.
I don't understand why Polk (he is probably right, no doubt) says Phil should jam after the turn with his remaining $8,500. With an ace high flush draw with no pairs plus two over cards (all within Polk's range of Nick), Nick for sure calls $8,500 into now a $17,000 pot. He isn't getting Nick out regardless. Now after the river card, Phil has position. If Nick checks, Phil can showdown or bet. In this case, Nick goes all in which is no different than after the turn if Phil was supposed to shove after the turn anyways. It actually seems better that Nick shoves now because he if has nothing, often times it is a good opportunity to bluff at the pot. Coin flip decision I guess.
There were so many shady and ridiculous things that happened in this stream that you could make 5 videos from the night. I wonder if Hellmuth picks up on what Mikey says and ends up calling what the eventual outcome would be? I have to imagine he’d be shamed into splitting the pot or something. Absolutely absurd to come from someone who’s been playing 20+ years...so much so you have to wonder if it’s an attempt at helping Phil out or if he’s just that spaced out.
While Matusow didn't need to make the remark, Hellmuth had no business showing his cards to anybody while the hand was active. For someone like Matusow that's practically begging him to say something like "I knew you had aces." Phil brought that on himself.
You got love Helmuth getting all that elbow room while the remaining seven players are crowded around the rest of the table? I guess he needs extra room for his ego and the steam coming out of his ears when he loses.
Interesting idea - perhaps Phil bets large on the flop because there is a fairly high chance opponent has a suited ace, and he wants to charge that hand. Middle pairs aren't going to pay up much more than a flop c-bet, and suited connectors of spades will pay up especially thse containing a 6.
all these pros collude. they pretend they hate each other but they are always either dumping chips to each other in tournaments and acting like they hate each other, or like this at 9:40, where Matusow tells Hellmuth he had a flush thus letting Phil know he had 2 spades and thus Nick having a flush was less likely. This was also the case where Matusow had a "fight" with Shawn Shekhan. Shawn slammed his fist on the table when he saw the ace on the flop. he was giving a false tell to the opponent signaling the he "had" an ace and thus the likelihood of Mike having an Ace (which he did) was less likely. Vegas card players, pros.. a lot of collusion there.
Mike at no time said that he knew he had all aces! Hellmuth said it and the dude just agreed...but, he did not ever tell anyone where the aces were. Why the hell would Hellmuth show his hand to his enemies? That's just stupid.
Phil now plays like he is scared to lose. He keeps allowing players to push him around bc everyone knows he wont put it all in unless he has the stone cold nuts
Remember, Matusow is staked by Phil. Phil showing Mike the aces and Mike stating that he folded a flush is about as close to blatant cheating as you could get. I wonder if Phil recognized that and folded as a result. In the big picture, the amount of money in that pot was nothing. I think Mike Matusow knew exactly what he had just done, but Phil realized that his reputation was worth a lot more than a couple grand. Mike Matusow on the other hand would trade his reputation for a cheeseburger and a swisher sweet cigar.
Played at a table one time and out played an older gentleman at the table for a hand. He was obviously sour about this so he decided that he was going to talk during all of my hands and tell the other players what he felt I had. I let it go on for a bit because he wasn't even close to being right, but then I started to get annoyed. Entered a very large hand where I was bluffing and he correctly pointed it out. I kept my composure until the end of the hand and then told him he if he opened his fat fucking face again, I would be glad to close it for him. He probably had a 100 pounds on me but whatever. He stood up and before he could completely stand up, I was up and within arms length of him which put him off guard. Starting stuttering saying it was no big deal and that I should calm down. Pit boss came over and put an end to it.
That's the tamest Hellmuth blow up I've ever seen, honestly I'd have been more pissed being either of the guys in the next hand while the whole table is still babbling about the last one, but I guess this is a bit more laid back since they are pretty chatty the whole time.
I think the better answer is Phil knew he had to fold after matusow angled him the spades info to not look like they both are lowlife cheaters. Matusow is a scumbag but Phil can't risk losing his credibility. Phil was steaming at mikes blatant cheating which put him in a bad spot.
For some reason I actually kinda like Phil, but can't stand Mike. I've been thinking about why that is for years, but I still can't come up with an answer 😄
Mike is lucky Nick is a chilled out guy. I would've lost my shit right then had he pulled that shit at my table. He would've needed his little scooter after I was finished with him for such a horrible violation of table ethics. 🤣 Seriously though, that was bullshit. He could've screwed Nick. The floor would've given me my loss from his stack or something would've happened had Phil called.
What Mike did was actually an open attempt to help Phil and everyone should have called him out on it. There would have been a major issue had Phil called but it was disgusting regardless. Back in old West days, both Phil & Mike would have faced some very serious consequences for such an obvious attempt to cheat. Everyone know's, full well, that they are very close friends.
Actually, it is rather you who doesn't realise, that these guys been joking around for the past 10 years+ and just shittalk eachother for the content and fun..........so yea, you look very cringe as fuck with such a dumb comment, it just shows, you know absolutely nothing about these guys.
Matusow is such a pharken muppet. He can’t play poker and has been bankrupt so many times he needs others to stake him to play. Do us all a favour - Retire Matusow..!!!!
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I would have been steaming if I shoved and someone else said "I folded the flush" before the hand was over. . .
Punch to the face
Sofa King everyone with a brain would feel the same way... so yes it is good for him 😂👌
tiananman he is a useless pleb he has done this many times before in different ways how Phil doesn’t call from that information though is a bit weird.
@@tydegaming9627 probably because he doesn't trust Mike and feels like he would push him to call just to see him lose.
lol matusow and hellmuth always trashtalking each other
Haven't watched him play in a long time. Glad to see he calmed down a lot.
Wow Mike is so far out of line telling Phil he folded a couple of spades.. disgusting. I guess no one actually noticed, would've loved to see him get called out for that.
if phil calls, nick would’ve lost his mind
@@bilyonarelifestile2226That is actually ridiculous that no one said anything about it, everyone at the table clearly knows its out of line right? Why didn't they say anything.
If I'm gambling my money, then you can say goodbye to the unwritten rules
@@14isoldenough those aren’t unwritten rules you could get kicked out of any casino in the world for doing that
@@lowestcommonDenomanator Meh,I’ve seen a lot worse in casinos all over the states. The locals/regs get away with a lot. Doesn’t make it right I’m just saying.
I’ve seen The Floor make terrible rulings
I'm really surprised that Phil didn't say his trademark line: "I almost called!" If I had $1000 for every time I've heard him say that on live cash games, I wouldn't have to work for a long time. It drives me nuts to hear. Who cares what you almost did Phil? That's why you almost didn't lose!
sometimes i think phil is an act but he says such classic fishy things that i'm confident he's just an idiot
The biggest scandal in this hand was Barry actually folding
rumor is they hired some special effects specialist from nearby hollywood and did some cutting to pretend barry folded.
What a let down...
I was so disappointed in that fold. He must have misread his hand.
What did he have?
But he thought the hand was over.
What an awesome table of players. I'd love to be able to sit for 4 hours at a table with this group.
Those 4 hours would guarantee you 4 years in a mental asylum.
It would definitely guarantee you'd have to ask for 50 c to take the bus home after lol
Matusow is so incredible boring
Why would you want to spend time with these aholes? Are you so desperate?
We got it the first time Mike. You would have had a flush, congratulations
Mikes the kind of guy who keeps repeating shit until someone acknowledges him
Amazing he’s a “pro” and announced his hand after folding. I know these games are supposed to be a little looser and more relaxed in etiquette than normal but damn man can you stop a little short of being a total jackass?
@@louisastuto2878 i dont like that either but i dont think it was malicious intent. its the old school lapse and actually pretty common in life games of all sort of stakes. specially with many recreational player this is just the usual.
only when you have a real hard table with only pros or aspiring pros you wont see it except on intentional collusion.
woswas denni Mike Matusow has been playing for at least 20 years. He knows perfectly well that he should not do that in the middle of a hand, malicious intent or not. He would be the first to jump at another player’s throat in the same situation.
@John Nichols watch out we have a real badass here
stop turning a 2 min hand into 14 minutes, jesus, stop talking
why are you watching? this is what he does. not hat I completely disagree with you but this is his channel just don't watch.
he actually makes me fee travel sick
Dude talks in complete circles
@@UltimateTexasHoldemGuru always
I use this pointy arrow thing and run it along the video timeline and skip Doug's commentary, it stops me moaning !
11:00 that look of "I tried to tell you!" smh
If I was Nick I probably would’ve lost me shit on Mike even though I won the hand. Dude had no business saying he made a flush before the hand was over.
Mike Postle wouldnt have even thought about calling.
Mike Postle wins with deuce high.
LMAO
Mike postle checks his phone and the poker commentators say he is a God.
He is the card whisper and all knowing lol
Did they find that dumbass
“He went all in with an AK honey” omg the callback
Completely inappropriate. If he weren't a famous player, he'd be kicked out or shamed into leaving.
Yea for they can get away with that tag team shit in todays world but back not to long ago he would have been dealt with once he left and got into his ride....BOOM BITCH 😉
With Mike saying what he said phil made a huge mistake folding, when mike said he would’ve made a flush phil should have fist pump snap called.
I think Mike might have guilted Phil into folding. By revealing he had 2 spades made it less likely Nick would have a flush. Then Phil might have felt bad about using that info to his advantage. Or Phil might have though Mike was lying!
Shut up
Brilliant Idiot your grammar is amazing. You must be an English teacher.
Let me get this straight. AK calls for 275. Hellmuth with AA raises to 1700 and the commentator here suggests shoving all in with AK and how that would make sense... "as a back jam"...for 27,400. When he only has 275 invested in the pot at this time. Dont listen to ANYTHING this guy has to say if you value your money at all. You only win if your opponent has air and folds. And that was HELLMUTH. He doesnt play that way at all. Ever. So at best you are flipping for 27,400 and more often than not you are beat.
I picture Phil and Mike's closets at home just being like one of those cartoons where there is 15 pairs of the exact same outfit all hung up in a row
I think Mike lives out of his car
@@MikeHaywood You mean out of Phil's third car.
Dr Deuteron im 35 years old i am divorced and i live in a van down by the river
@@sonofgod6717 but you still have access to the internet and that's all that matters
Doug heart this man's comment lol
I just realized why I don't like to watch "Doug Polk" videos! He is obviously a "Poker Brat" fan! Criticizes Matusow for commenting on the hand even though Hellmuth started the exchange! Only reason I clicked on this is my love to watch Hellmuth lose it!!
"I will tell you this Mikes not invited anymore."
Hellmuth should do standup about all his bad beats. His reactions really are funny
Revisited this today. This video is infuriating in so many ways led of course by matusow blatantly cheating to help the guy who bought him into the game. There is zero chance this wasn't an angle on purpose, matusow has way way too much experience to do this on accident. I still think hellmuth may have folded on purpose because he knew how bad this was, and after the hand he also doesn't mention matusow mentioning the spades. With his experience hellmuth would know to snap call on that info. Then just add in Nik being so freaking stupid he's high fiving a guy that just tried to cheat to help hellmuth steal from him.
Another episode of "I knew it, I knew he had air, I had a dead read on him but I just couldn't pull the trigger".
@1bigjohn11 over 30 million earnings, how much u got big guy?
Tommy32300 don’t need to be better than someone to criticise them
@@Tommy-wu8uv Revenues for vanity, profit for sanity, what is Hellmuths net position?
A spinoff show of "He called me with Q-10, honey!"
@@garylake1676 I doubt he’s spent 30 million, so I would think it’s pretty dam good.
Really Nick was complimenting Phil's ability by going all-in, because he new Phil was good enough to fold AA in that position.
Why doesn’t live at the bike get some better cameras. This video quality looks like they are playing at a convenience store back room
Have you ever been there??!
Its such a dodgy casino..
I thought I was watching a hostage video
😂
The freeze frame of hellmuth hopping up off his chair is brilliant
Hellmuth's so called "eruption" or "blow up" has now turned into more of a smiling banter. Either he's getting old or is somewhat content with his life after winning millions of dollars and 15 bracelets.
for real i literally got to the end of the video like where was the blow up?
Yeah I’m still not a fan of his but have to agree that he has chilled out over the years. Makes him seem way more respectable as a person
I dont follow poker, watching a few videos over the last couple of days largely by accident so I have no idea who Phil is, but I can't believe he has won all that because every clip I've seen of him he loses and then acts like a 5 year old who's had his candy taken away. If I could be arsed I could always search for his greatest moments I suppose.
@@terranceparsons5185 he’s calmed down a lot, I didn’t care for watching him before but I enjoy it now
@@terranceparsons5185 Well he won his first major tournament in the 80s, and he mostly freaks out because strategy has obviously changed since then and he misses the "good ol' days" when people just weren't better than him. That being said, his frequent wins don't always make it to youtube highlights, as his blow-ups are far more entertaining. He is extremely successful and one of the GOATs of poker for sure.
Phil puts on a good show. Table talk always goes on.
But Mike shouldn't have been saying what he folded.
These guys (Mike and Hellmuth) are so bad they can’t even win when colluding 🤦♂️
What? Mike has been winning dude. They're both solid players. Have you even been watching him play? Mike has actually been crushing.
@@DoctorChained and lost it all probs
@@DoctorChained lol. I know you are joking. Mikey is straight garbage
Actually phil had to take a dive on that one to protect their collusion. Folds AA after someone tells you they pitched 2 spades, yeah right.
@@DoctorChained tough to say hes crushing anything when he has to get staked at The Bike
Doug, happy to hear your advice to jam the turn. I was put in the same exact spot (down to the suits) but with 3 spades on the flop. After getting check raised i decided to jam thinking it was much more likely to be against one spade than two. Board ran out clean and i won but put in the same spot over time nice to hear a pro suggest the play. Awesome lodge content btw
Quit lying
"Mike, You're going to interrupt my steam now?!!" Priceless
"Mike... Can I say some shit, or do you wanna INTERRUPT MY STEAM TOO?"
Phil is a national treasure.
I disagree with your analysis on the turn Doug, here's why:
You say Phil shouldn't be worried by the flush because Nick would have raised on the flop with a flush draw but two issues with that.
1) Phil could have JJ in his range given the pre flop action and that should be taken into account, so even with a flush draw re-raising in that spot is an unnecessary risk with a draw vs. 3 of a kind IMO.
2) Phil has no flush blockers so I think him worrying about his opponent having at least one spade is relatively reasonable.
No disrespect meant, you are obviously a better poker player than me but I had to point out I don't agree with that.
that Mike interrupted "his steam" made the cost of that hand well worthwhile in the end.....that was funny as hell.
Say -- if he had called, would there be any recourse available from the floorman? Any penalty for MM?
Yeah I wondered that too, IF he made the call with AA, as far as im concerned the "i folded the flush" guy should have been the one to pay the remaining chips after disclosing information that vital
I think Phil was still having a good time with it, he’s gotten a lot more tolerable over the years. Also, Mike does need to stfu sometimes, I’d woulda been pissed to. Good play from nick to.
Also very low stakes for him
phil's so jaded now, he's even able to keep his composure.
You know the conversation they had after was "hey I tried helping you, You could have used the information I gave you to help you make the call"
Doug I need some help! I don’t understand that everything I do at the poker table conveys information
You can't be all loosey-goosey telling your opponents what you have
Stop eating sandwiches
This comment never gets old
I'm bein' on my phone "woo hoo!"
I love it
I’m completely lost. I’ve been a dealer in Vegas for twenty years and that just plain is not allowed. Do they not allow dealers to control tables when they are on tv with pros or why does this always happen on these shows and the dealer never says anything?
I have to show discretion with tourists who are unfamiliar with the rules but these are pros. They can’t do that shit. Why does no dealer or pit boss ever tell them to shut up. Do it again and your gone?
This isn’t supposed to be a controversy. This isn’t supposed to be a situation where someone “should” act a certain way to prevent you from going on tilt. It’s not allowed. And if no one’s gonna enforce it then why wouldn’t you be able to do it and play poker however you want to mess with peoples heads and piss them off. It always boggles my mind how dealers or even pit bosses if they don’t want dealers on tv dealing with pros just let these pros play however they want and break rules. You wouldn’t let a pro string bet. Why do you allow them to do this?
Funny how when Phil gets outplayed he always makes it seem like everyone is so bad at poker but him
One thing is clear. Any of those guys would dominate me at this game. They would have me folding way too much, I need to fix that.
I don't know these guys, or the latest poker gossip/partnerships, etc. But I know that at least at one time, Mike and Phil were good buddies. To a total outside person like myself, this looks like Mike trying to HELP Phil by giving him card info.
Phil stakes matusow... so mike seems to feel obligated to "help" phil try to win this hand here..
I swear to god EVERY poker hand is the same.... You CAN check, OR you can raise, you can also fold, OR if you want you can raise lol.
Spoiler alert😂😂😂
Fool
Every life is the same, you die or you live 🤷♂️
Honestly I'm trying to learn poker right now and sometimes it seems like that. But I think when you're a pro and you're used to playing for big money you get used to it and you make stupid plays just like a game with .10-.20$ blinds. There is a science to the game and they know it and sometimes phil hellmuth forgets it haha.
That’s not true. You also can just rob the guy and go home and eat a hot pocket.
Mike is well out of order stating he would have made a flush
Why don’t u add the real video? I don’t want to hear all the extra bs
Mike knew what he was doing. Phil knew what Mike was doing hence the snap fold & low-key said he wasn't invited. Mike should be banned.
I think you may be right about Phil here. Once he heard the info from Mike, he couldn't un-hear it, but he also couldn't then make the call, since it would totally look like collusion. If that's the case, good on him for making the right ethical decision for the good of the game - and his reputation.
@@analogmike1534 If anything, Phil made the fold not for ethical reasons, but for his own selfish reasons. He didn't want it to look like he was colluding with Mike so he folded anyway.
Joel Is it his fault someone clouded
Ya, those 'shut the fuck ups' were very real.
Phil was listening when Mike said what he said. Just look at his body language and his face slump when Mike says it, then swiftly folds.
His anger after the hand wasn't even really directed at the bluffer, he spends a good portion of the rant telling Mike to shut up.
I'm laughing at the comments about the hand reveals. These guys have been playing each other long enough not to believe anything anyone says at the table about any hand they haven't shown. It's bad play at an open table but as Phil clearly pointed out it's invite only. What you're seeing is how friends play poker. Never miss an opportunity to poke fun at your friend's loss, knowing full well they'll return the favour when it's your turn to take the hit. It keeps everyone humble, well everyone except Phil.
If I were in Nick's spot I'd have called the floor and asked them to give Mike a penalty. He's not new to the game, he knows full well that you're not allowed to say that kinda shit in the middle of a big spot.
That casino is LOOSE..
Phil is backing Mike so maybe they’re playing together? That was a really shady comment, letting Phil know that’s 2 less outs.
I don’t think mike said that in efforts to collude. I think he just couldn’t keep his mouth shut
6:55 "the turn comes a spade. So if either player had a flush draw they have made a flush." As always, great insight!
Lol I know it sounds silly, but they're basically pointing out what each player might be placing the other's range at and how it might've improved
That is why it’s called play by play.
If Phil Calls there cause of Mikes comment I think Mike should have to forfeit his stack to Nick. Thats just so far out of line.
Hey guys I'm announcing my hand over and over again, please talk to me
10:47 The Philmobile looks like a sick ride.
Just admit it poker is just better with these guys. Mike and Phil just classics.
you get ready to watch a hand and then this guy pauses and does a nanosecond by nanosecond play
fuck this guy
Just need Tony g in the mix
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Does Mike say" I had Q9 of spades so I said it" at 12:40
I remember Mike ripping Sean Shakan (Sheiky) for slapping the table during a flop in hand he was not in. Signaling he had part of the flop was giving information.
Yeah, I remember that too. Matusow knew what he was doing.
What a rookie move showing his cards. Never ever show your opponent your cards. It only gives them information and doesn't help your cause at all.
U meant helmuth or nick?
Helmuth tryna farm reactions to win this round.
Nick going for the mental warfare
Matusow reminds me of the guys at 1/2 bemoaning how they folded 74o and would have made a boat
Lol.
They fold 74o at your tables? Where do I find those games? 74o always calls my raise when I have AA AK or AQ and makes a boat on the flop. Most people don't know how to play poker worth a damn. Call a 10x pre-flop raise with two shit cards and suck out. I wish I could only play with pros.
lololol
Once you get in enough preflop with Aces, don't fold post-flop. I think the number is around 14 big blinds. Anything above that, you can get it on every flop and your opponent literally cannot outflop you often enough to profit. A few big blinds more than that, and you don't have to fold even all the way to the river. I don't know how much Hellmuth had back here, but huge preflop pots do a fantastic job of protecting Aces.
"He must have thought the hand was over and folds." 🤣🤣🤣
I don't understand why Polk (he is probably right, no doubt) says Phil should jam after the turn with his remaining $8,500. With an ace high flush draw with no pairs plus two over cards (all within Polk's range of Nick), Nick for sure calls $8,500 into now a $17,000 pot. He isn't getting Nick out regardless. Now after the river card, Phil has position. If Nick checks, Phil can showdown or bet. In this case, Nick goes all in which is no different than after the turn if Phil was supposed to shove after the turn anyways. It actually seems better that Nick shoves now because he if has nothing, often times it is a good opportunity to bluff at the pot. Coin flip decision I guess.
Matusow is a hypocrite. He would have totally freaked if someone had done that to him.
Yeah especially considering how mad he got because he jokingly got slow rolled in a friendly game. He is such a hypocrite
As many have already stated, Mike likely did that immoral move because Phil is staking him.
can someone make an hour phil bad call rages please it brings me so much joy.
There were so many shady and ridiculous things that happened in this stream that you could make 5 videos from the night. I wonder if Hellmuth picks up on what Mikey says and ends up calling what the eventual outcome would be? I have to imagine he’d be shamed into splitting the pot or something. Absolutely absurd to come from someone who’s been playing 20+ years...so much so you have to wonder if it’s an attempt at helping Phil out or if he’s just that spaced out.
I totally agree 100% with your statement Doug , if you've run out of gas don't step out the car and start help pushing your opponents car!
Doug, I just can't get into your videos. No offence, but you talk more than we hear of what the players are saying. gl
13:27 - when they started mocking Phil with the "Honey he moved all in with Ace King!" line I lost it.
i checked comments just to have more fun about it xD priceless
If Phil called Nick would have slapped another part of Mikes anatomy.
Phil actually takes it pretty well.
I love how they’re morphing into the same person in looks 💁🏻♂️
While Matusow didn't need to make the remark, Hellmuth had no business showing his cards to anybody while the hand was active. For someone like Matusow that's practically begging him to say something like "I knew you had aces." Phil brought that on himself.
You got love Helmuth getting all that elbow room while the remaining seven players are crowded around the rest of the table? I guess he needs extra room for his ego and the steam coming out of his ears when he loses.
Interesting idea - perhaps Phil bets large on the flop because there is a fairly high chance opponent has a suited ace, and he wants to charge that hand. Middle pairs aren't going to pay up much more than a flop c-bet, and suited connectors of spades will pay up especially thse containing a 6.
As Doug said, there's nothing wrong with just being quiet........unless your nickname is "The Mouth."
Matusow telling him he made a flush should have made the call easy for Phil
You're all gonna learn a lot from Phil and look stupid, once trapping an opponent comes back into style in 2045.
all these pros collude. they pretend they hate each other but they are always either dumping chips to each other in tournaments and acting like they hate each other, or like this at 9:40, where Matusow tells Hellmuth he had a flush thus letting Phil know he had 2 spades and thus Nick having a flush was less likely. This was also the case where Matusow had a "fight" with Shawn Shekhan. Shawn slammed his fist on the table when he saw the ace on the flop. he was giving a false tell to the opponent signaling the he "had" an ace and thus the likelihood of Mike having an Ace (which he did) was less likely. Vegas card players, pros.. a lot of collusion there.
Juanda: “I had trips”
Matusow: “I had Q9 of Spades”
Twips
Mike at no time said that he knew he had all aces! Hellmuth said it and the dude just agreed...but, he did not ever tell anyone where the aces were. Why the hell would Hellmuth show his hand to his enemies? That's just stupid.
Phil now plays like he is scared to lose. He keeps allowing players to push him around bc everyone knows he wont put it all in unless he has the stone cold nuts
Remember, Matusow is staked by Phil. Phil showing Mike the aces and Mike stating that he folded a flush is about as close to blatant cheating as you could get. I wonder if Phil recognized that and folded as a result.
In the big picture, the amount of money in that pot was nothing. I think Mike Matusow knew exactly what he had just done, but Phil realized that his reputation was worth a lot more than a couple grand. Mike Matusow on the other hand would trade his reputation for a cheeseburger and a swisher sweet cigar.
Plot twist: Phil is playing music with those Beats by Dr. Dre
Played at a table one time and out played an older gentleman at the table for a hand. He was obviously sour about this so he decided that he was going to talk during all of my hands and tell the other players what he felt I had. I let it go on for a bit because he wasn't even close to being right, but then I started to get annoyed. Entered a very large hand where I was bluffing and he correctly pointed it out. I kept my composure until the end of the hand and then told him he if he opened his fat fucking face again, I would be glad to close it for him. He probably had a 100 pounds on me but whatever. He stood up and before he could completely stand up, I was up and within arms length of him which put him off guard. Starting stuttering saying it was no big deal and that I should calm down. Pit boss came over and put an end to it.
"Q 4 suited, one of Barry's better holdings that I've seen him with" lol I'm dead!!
You're absolutely right! Thank you for analysing the hand.
Any video that shows Phil losing this hard and being made fun of is 10/10 in my book!
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That's the tamest Hellmuth blow up I've ever seen, honestly I'd have been more pissed being either of the guys in the next hand while the whole table is still babbling about the last one, but I guess this is a bit more laid back since they are pretty chatty the whole time.
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I think the better answer is Phil knew he had to fold after matusow angled him the spades info to not look like they both are lowlife cheaters. Matusow is a scumbag but Phil can't risk losing his credibility. Phil was steaming at mikes blatant cheating which put him in a bad spot.
Doug Polk is the greatest of all time and the best poker channel on TH-cam
smart of Nick not saying anything during the hand. Who knows if he would have been pissed @ Matusow had Phil called.
God help me I just love Phil, he's so damn entertaining, I'm sittin' here laughing, he kills me! LOL
For some reason I actually kinda like Phil, but can't stand Mike.
I've been thinking about why that is for years, but I still can't come up with an answer 😄
can i please have the link to the stream would like to watch this.
7:30 with subtitles: "it's much more likely that nigga actually as a hand" LOL
Kmillz TFT there are no subtitles my nigga
@@edving6784 There was 6 months ago
Mike is lucky Nick is a chilled out guy. I would've lost my shit right then had he pulled that shit at my table. He would've needed his little scooter after I was finished with him for such a horrible violation of table ethics. 🤣
Seriously though, that was bullshit. He could've screwed Nick. The floor would've given me my loss from his stack or something would've happened had Phil called.
Mike should be banned from the Bike for attempting you cheat and help Phil decide his move. I'm surprised the Bike didn't review this hand.
What Mike did was actually an open attempt to help Phil and everyone should have called him out on it. There would have been a major issue had Phil called but it was disgusting regardless. Back in old West days, both Phil & Mike would have faced some very serious consequences for such an obvious attempt to cheat. Everyone know's, full well, that they are very close friends.
Watched this hand on LATB’s channel earlier today. Knew Vanessa would have something to say about this.
Don't title your video like that, they didnt even notice. This is a commentary, clickbaiting isn't nice
Phil and Mike are so self-absorbed that they don't notice when they act like complete fools
Actually, it is rather you who doesn't realise, that these guys been joking around for the past 10 years+ and just shittalk eachother for the content and fun..........so yea, you look very cringe as fuck with such a dumb comment, it just shows, you know absolutely nothing about these guys.
@@derek4177 I like them both, but godamm there is more then fuckin 30k $ on the table, and you say what you fold??
Mike Matusow is out of line....and should have been kicked out of the room...And there must be some other penalty imposed on such ignorant conduct.
You slammed your chips like you gave the pot away....
we're playing for a lot of money here
I like this guy Nick, he isnt daunted by Phil's ego. They need to televise these two together more often to balance Hellmuth's "talking" range.
I am sure this has been said but Nick totally looks like a thick David Cross. I'm not the only one who sees this right?
Matusow is such a pharken muppet. He can’t play poker and has been bankrupt so many times he needs others to stake him to play.
Do us all a favour - Retire Matusow..!!!!