THRILLING Final Hand Of The 2019 WSOP Main Event
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- The difference between first and second place in the 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event is $4,000,000. Dario Sammartino has been engaged in a grueling heads up battle against Hossein Ensan for hours. Putting his tournament life on the line, he makes a sharp play with pocket kings in a bid for the world championship, but will it be enough?
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DP: "Will he get there?"
Me: (*reads title that says final hand of main event...*)
Me: "hmmmmmm"
Yes the stacks weren't even so the title spoiled it for us all thinking part of Doug's followers (which is maybe 10% ?). By the way, this old way of finishing the main event right now in July is much better than the "November Nine" it was in fact one of the biggest mistakes in WSOP ever. Maybe it helped to get some more hype to event and watchers but anyways, good decision to go back to normal tournament style where you don't go for a pause for months.
*SPOILER ALERT*
Not to mention way to much yap coming from his mouth. Could get the same thing from a 3 min video.
Given what I’ve seen of the final table I guess Ensan calling wasn’t really a surprise. He seemed a better person to bet against when you actually had something rather than try to semi bluff
He was a very aggressive player throughout the tournament, nothing wrong with going all in with all that equity. Ensan could have had AJo or anything.
@@willowandluka5302 Ensan most prolly would almost never ever have had AJ in that situation, the way he played that hand. Not in this life most prolly in a wsop main event heads up. Not once. Most prolly. The dream about that so called "equity" stays just a dream of 10 million dollar and the Braclet. Just a equity dream. Not much worse in reality.
@@willowandluka5302 AJo really?
Ensan did everything right, the other guy played the hand like a total retard. I think the reverse implied odds make the turn (facing the third consecutive bet that says monster) a clear fold. I think Ensan's snap call tells you that this was a really bad play.
@@herzwatithink9289 If you watched the entire final table though, Ensan was bluffing a lot. So he could easily have air here. Against a tighter player I could see folding but not against him when you can probably induce a fold a large percentage of the time.
Ensan played great the last 4 days of the tournament glad he won
Yes he was solid. And Dario tried that angle with the dealer count mistake when he saw QQ so glad he didn't win.
Not really ensahn litterally had the better hand every time heads up
@@samleaf7882 hahhahhaah the better poker player won...Ensan went up and down kept it all together and won the damn thing.
It's a bad shove for three reasons:
1. Ensan has shown he calls if he has a hand.
2. While Ensan's play COULD be a bluff, his bluffing pattern, which Samartino saw by now during the break, has shown to not involve such big bets as on the turn, but smaller ones.
3. Ensan can afford to call and be in the game, while Samartino cannot afford to lose. It is not a situation where if Ensan calls and loses, he is in a really bad spot. He still has a playable stack so if he is ahead, he should and will call. Given 1&2, it's clear he thinks so and will call, which is NOT the result Samartino wants, and eliminates the fold equity you use as part of the reason why it's a good move.
Fold, find better spots.
However, Samartino was tired mentally of being outplayed by Ensan. He played soft and mostly won small pots but lost big hands and so needed a resolution. You can see in his body language that he is nervous pre-shove, and his decision is a "get a resolution either way" (as in "now I might have a big stack and finally can play him, or I lose and be done".)
on spot! Also the tell from Ensan on asking how much chips he has left which he never did before is likely a reason not to bluff here.
Ensan speaks good persian he is from tehran but moved to germany like so many. His last word was in persian to one of his fans after last snap call: i have 2 kings :))
WILL HE GET THERE??? ... he didn't... k bye
Pierre Morin lol it was a disappointment
It's kind of a spoiler when you say it's the last hand. The bigger stack must win in that instance.
@@HopyHop1 Unless ...
lmfao
lmfao
Idiotic turn shove. If Dario stopped and looked for just a second, he would see that Ensan has his hand written on his shirt
Derek Y well played
really the mistake was just trying to bluff a fish
This is great
Nice comment, Derek Y! I guess We can consider it the greatest tell of all times. :)
He has to call. A fish would rather fold the KK there.
Bad feeling this will be the last Polker Hands for a while.
No way bro. Nicky Ps MTT course just came out. Doug been churning and burning these outs with record number of views. Hell, you can still get Doug’s “how to crush heads up in 2011” for a dime piece.
Maria Ho not playing WSOPE this year?
the guy got alot richer why would he be sad lol
Indeed with this whole Coronavirus thing going on.
Damn. Predicted the future my guy.
Ensan tanked almost as long as he did in the K9 hand against Gates. You could tell the raise really put him in an agonizing spot.
Check those glasses for x-ray vision
Only a patented Hellmuth call with the chip shove is quicker, lol
Pzda yumaa
Honey, he snap called with pocket kings!
Sara Brown 😂
The idiot called with kings honey.. Can you believe that? I cant Fn believe he called with kings... Unbelievable!
Lol
The poker brat
50/50 and a handshake❤️
he failed to scream "one time!" over and over... his fault
Doug, at the minimum, you gotta buy Jamie dinner...she worked in, not one, but TWO Upswing plugs during last nights ESPN broadcast.
JK needs to stay on that booth lineup for next year. Hope she makes it farther next time though.
All BS aside, I did appreciate the WSOP content Doug, well done.
Why are they playing in a bank vault and sitting on gaming chairs?
Guys my TH-cam is bugged. 4x uploads in like 2 days. Anyone else?
have to win that prop bet
Vanessa is going craaaazy
Lag
Dude, same! I would of reported it to TH-cam for an obvious malfunction if I didn't happen to love it so much.
Hint, final hand... 2:1 chip lead. Not much thinking to guess who got busted.
To be fair, the 2:1 chip lead is mostly irrelevant - only that one player was actually ahead. If it's a final hand and one player is ahead, that player is winning.
@@jaxsonbateman ?????????????????????
@@jaxsonbateman The ONLY Thing that matters is the chip lead lol. If Ensan is in the chip lead and we know this is the last hand, then Dario has to bust.
@@tylerferre6117 Yeah... that's exactly what I said. XD
@@jaxsonbateman Well you didnt word it very well
....Because if you call 17, you call 22
Fucking Jack Effel I swear. This guy could fuck up a wet dream.
Teo where are you? Do you still vlog? Haven't seen you at Niagara in a while.
Imraan Bulbulia hey Imaraan, yes it’s been a while since I’ve been at the Falls. I have dropped my live volume considerably and transitioned back into playing online MTTs on certain weekends. Just trying to balance family time! It’s easier playing poker from the desktop Lolol. Although as the online series has slowed down on PS I might hit up Rama from time to time.
I’m looking forward to the Niagara series in October. I think I’ll be able to hop into that and play. The WSOP got me pumped 😎.
How’s your poker grind? Hope all is well
Too soon
First of all, Dario should be embarrassed on that hand you are referencing (not the hand in this video) where the shove was miscounted. WHY?
1. He is a tournament player and this is a rule from ALL tournaments (and cash games for that matter) that it is the PLAYER'S duty, NOT the dealer, to KNOW how many chips you are calling.
2. I'm sure he DID know the rule, but:
3. He did NOT complain until AFTER the flop came and he missed his 10.
4. Then he whines, full well knowing the rule, but AFTER waiting to see if he hits his set.
I have no respect for that, and LESS respect if he did NOT know the rule. If you want to be 'world class' at a game, the least you can do is know the rules of what you are playing.
Now, on to Jack. As I said, this is a WELL KNOWN rule by any poker player of any quality. So Jack's actual DECISION *WAS* easy.
Jack went ON to say "It could have been 30 million, and if the dealer says 3 million and you call, it is STILL a call" which AGAIN is correct. So, now we have some CONTEXT for his unfortunately misunderstood comment of 'You call 17, you call 22' which *I* feel he meant the same thing as, you call 3 you call 30.
I don't believe for a second that he was saying "Any player that would call 17 M would call 22M in &&ANY&& situation " which is the way the situation has been twisted. He *IS* saying, "You said 'call' and no matter WHAT the actual amount of chips is, or what the dealer announced, you have called it."
Give the guy credit to know the difference.
I hate the small chip stacks. I want chip mountains back.
Yessss!!!!
On behalf of dealers everywhere. We are against that. Apart from being visually appealing it’s a headache verifying stacks especially if it’s close and wastes clock time where actual poker can be played.
It’s also much easier to see how much your opponents have.
wicked3000 visually it looks cool but it’s a nightmare to count stack sizes.
Same! That and the non stable camera shots. I liked the zoom in moving cameras lol
I agree from the dealer's perspective (and for sake of game speed) that you need bigger chips, smaller numbers of chips. Yeah for TV purposes it looks cool, but when a standard 3bet requires multiple stacks of chips, there's too many small chips in play. Plus, those new 5mil chips are just so damn pretty to look at.
Doug I'm so happy you're doing these. Thanks for the best informative/educational poker vids on TH-cam.
relax bro
every hand is someone bluffing the guy who has shown he won't fold a pair
Haha. Ain't that the truth. Haha
Which makes those people the real donks and not the person who calls them off...^^
Normally I would love a shove here, but against Ensan, I think its a call. He's been hero calling for the entire final table, most famous one was his river check raise call vs Gates with top pair. He has the chip lead and has the reputation of calling light here. so I'm not a fan of the shove. Regardless, kudos for Sammartino for making it to 2nd place ans shoving with a draw. GG
Make Doug the commentator in all future televised poker! !!!
Anthony C. I agree 100%
@@castlehill6717 Please no. His voice is realy bad
Pavel Böhm I could listen to it all day just fine, which begs the question why you would even watch these videos to begin with.
I also am in it for the analysis, I don’t really care about if a mans voice sounds silky smooth or not. Imo Phil Hellmuths voice is objectively more “annoying”, but no where in my mind do I think “Phil Hellmuths voice is annoying”.
You seem very superficial
www.change.org/p/espn-make-doug-polk-an-espn-commentator
You talk too much and it is not fun to watch the clip.
Doug, I swear. With your sense of humor, I don't think there's many if any other poker players I would have more fun with at the table or having a drink. That last video ... Don't fold Queens had me laughing softly for over 24 hours on and off. Good show indeed
and the hand with k9ss when he said "a min raise, a move that you would not see so much, because is bad play" LMAOOOOOOOOO
Yikes
Not convinced we need to have bluffs in our range vs a station this big unless his betting the turn with air a ton, which maybe he is, idk.
Yeah good point. Vs better players who will bet/fold Tx and have more J8/QJ type combos I prefer the jam. But vs this guy we can probably lower the variance and either call/fold (folding seems insane but it's not really we have no implied odds on a 7 and only have a shitty FD with 8 high.)
If hes prepared to snap KK here then we can just wait to make a strong hand before jamming and take lower variance lines as bluffs etc. Such as high frequency delayed c betting vs 2 checks from OOP and small x raises vs his smaller c bets (which seem to be weaker hands.)
@@Demondoink1 Exactly. Ensan has a super tight range here, and is not capable of folding a big hand, which he always has here. Dario basically tried to get a fish to fold a monster, which just doesn't work. Ensan may fold better flush draws in this spot, but that is not enough hands to make this bluff profitable. I would argue a fold preflop as you are going to have a tough time realizing equity against a super tight range (Ensan was only taking this opening size with big hands as we have seen throughout the match, no doubt Dario was informed of this by his rail). Ensan's play had been very exploitable thus far, as we have seen Dario bluff raise the small turn size more than once and get it through. Imho, fold pre and keep exploiting post flop. "Getting a good price to defend" is not a good reason. MDF does not apply here, since Ensan is playing so far from optimal. Super glad he won!
@@fourlokouva calling ensan a fish when he had 2.1m on his Hendon mob before the main event lol
@@minimon3000 He's a calling station for sure, and also has had to be warned repeatedly and berated about angle-shooting other players in other tournaments so he's not really a good player or good guy.
@@dustinbrown5181 Wins main event, NOT A GOOD PLAYER!
I think Ensan pretty much broadcast his hand strength all night. Doug you nailed it when you commented on his post flop bet of 15 million. Disappointing that you would even consider shoving once you miss the turn. Ensans turn bet was also strong.
We at home can see all the cards and know how straightforward Ensans betting was. But I have to give props as he milked every possible chip from every winning hand. Some say that's what makes a pro a pro.
Dario definitely won in the best dressed category.
he looks like a tool, this ain't Casino Royale
@@liudizzle ur probably the beer belly guy who comes to the table with stains all over his shirt
@@tyler1783 nope
jennifer tilly could’ve gotten away there, she always knows when you have kings
Once the cards were tabled, Dario should have changed his mind on the all-in.
Armenian Mike style.
It was a joke bet
Why do you need to be balanced if you only play a few hundred hands heads-up?
Final table too stressful? Try Kimo Sabe Mezcal and get hammered like the pros. “Kimo Sabe Mezcal: If you’re seeing double, it’s probably just Omaha.”
Good advertisement !! Lmao
Tip of the day for any tournament final table...never go bust on a draw! There will always be another hand.
Now that's the smartest advice on this thread....should have folded preflop...chasing straights and flushes will send you to the buses, I use to deal poker on a river boat and this old guy that would often take a bus to the casino would always say that at the poker table when a player would miss his flush or straight...lol
Glad Dario lost this after the whole 1010 vs QQ situation
Calling this a good bluff vs this specific villian is nothing short of laughable. I've seen this dude snap off river x/r with 3rd pair. Ensan finds a hero fold maybe 2% of the time you hit the river. So just call the turn, and ship river only if you improve. The only way you can successfully semibluf Ensan is if you have a dominating draw that you semi bluff and he bluff calls. Literally, that's the only way.
The better poker player won.
you probably think moneymaker is an all time great lol
@@JohnnyBGood11 Lol Ensan is terrible at poker. Anybody will tell you that.
@@haman0180 He won the main event and a WPT?? if that's terrible were is the line to get in so I can win like that...well if this is true he should lose back the money to the poker community me I would just walk a way after winning 10 million what else do you have to prove....the other guy played like crap 165,000 million in chips and punts it off on a draw he could have come back but makes an Idiot call with 84 suited heads up on a draw in the main event??? that's an easy fold preflop even heads up should have never ended that way...Ensan played better and outlasted Dario, that's the problem, Dario underestimated Ensaun and could not play the slow grind poker he wanted it fast.
@@LM-ge4so Moneymaker is the reason why you're on this youtube channel talking about poker, if not for the "Moneymaker effect" Poker would not be on the map today so Moneymaker served his purpose....Poker anyone can win despite what people say poker involves lots of luck and poker is not playing cards as it's playing people.
man can those people in the crowd shut their mouths?
4:50 As an amatuer myself I really wonder, how people can ask in Heads-Up how many chips the opponent has. I mean you have to know your stack size and the number of chips available.. so just calculate the difference. I mean you could ask for a tell of some kind, but it does not seem like that here..
“Let’s see if he got there”
“He didn’t” 😂😂😂
This would have been far more interesting if a half dozen, blacked out thieves rolled in with M4’s, bagged the money & made it out 😂👍
Rule # 1: Don't bluff calling stations...
Ensan told a good story from preflop all the way to the river, thus Dario should have called 35 M and if he missed then he would have left with 22 bb and and be able to continue the battle.
The fuck you talking about Polk? Dario made a TERRIBLE move going all in. He has NO hand. You call the $33 million to see if you make a hand on the river and fold if you don't.
I don't know why people blame Ensan for snap calling Kings. We are heads up. You don't make hero folds in heads up, especially not on this board.
Don't they show flags next to the players name anymore?
Spoiler alert if it's the last hand of the tournament the guy with the most chips won the pot
Given the dynamics of the heads up match I think it’s a check fold or a check call. The play was very straightforward pretty much all night. Many hands were going to showdown and the best hand was winning an overwhelming majority of times. I understand Doug is looking at these hands in theory but I just think the check shove gets a fold maybe 1 or 2 times out of 10 if you take table dynamics into play. Think the right play was to call and fold the river imho.
I agree with you. Going all in on the river is only folding a few hands that are winning. Maybe middle and bottom pair.
I’m getting way too used to all these Doug Polk video notifications!
This comment aged...poorly
Always these aggressive guys winning the main. :)
SMH... put your tournament life on the line. plenty of chips left and the spot you pick is a draw? Idk, I cant say I been in this spot but sure as sht think I could of found a better spot to put them in. Like when I am ahead....
shocker title ruined the event again doug goodjob great at poker shit at making youtube titles
Great shove with 27% equity, guess he hit those earlier in tourney to make it this far. 84 called preflop raise then hits flush draw, come on thats the Full Tilt trap, you will never hit.
He is Iranian,@ 9:45 he said :2 ta Shah daram ,it means I have KK , congratulations champ
"Will Dario get there, let's find out!"
"He didn't"
😂😂😂
Just goes to show you tight is right. Won EPT with aces and now WSOP main with kings. EASY GAME!! haha
these videos would be better without this lispy guy talking so much in between the clips of the game
he pretends to be really knowledgeable but he's really just saying fluff and kinda sounds robotic and his analyzations aren't that good, would rather watch daniel negreanu not some wannabe
@@mikejohnson2821 I hope this was a joke way back then.
He really talks too much
So sometimes you should call with 84 suited when facing an open, sometimes you should raise. When you flop a flush draw sometimes you should call the bet and sometimes you should raise and when you turn a gutshot straight draw sometimes you should call and sometimes you should raise. Got it.
Good one. ♫👍
Sometimes i laugh and sometimes i dont. This time i did. So now i need to balance it ?.😃 Not sure if i should.
Doug, ffs stop spoiling endings in the title!
Did anyone else notice how Ensan asked Dario how much he had left on the turn after getting called? This was the first time he’s done it in the hu match. That plus the big cbet as opposed to his normal 1/3, I’d say his hand looks pretty strong and he’s uninterested in folding.
Interesting take... I like it.
Exactlly,there was no fold equity at all.
If the cards had been played face up I think he still would have made the same move.
I don't understand how he can't know HU how many chips are on the table? He knows how many he has.. and what they've bet so far in that hand and this guy can't keep track of how many chips his opponent has left lol
Why is Ensan listed as from Germany but he goes to the rail and starts talking Farsi? 🤣🤣 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷 Be proud of your Persian family babe bro.
He lived in Germany and official play for Germany
Anyone could of read that...He had kings written on his top..
If there was one thing that Ensan did well on the FT it was his bet sizing. Made a few mistakes with small, oop river bets, but his bet/bluff sizes were excellent.
That was very hard final table and very good poker, Ensen from what I saw here and on the TV play really good, and I like it that when he decided what to do on the turn he already knew what is going to do on the river without wasting time (Hi Kassuff).
Ensan ran hot but he really didn’t make any mistakes. TBH tho, I hated his snap against Gary. Gary will have him crushed so often given his line
He didn't. 🤣
He failed to pray to Jesus aloud for a spade. It's his fault.
I dont think that would help knowing for a fact that Jesus also needed to Pray to the ONE who created him.
I keep forgetting to buy the upswing lab with all this free content.
Dude stahp
"You can't talk your way out of this one Dario." - Jack Effel, 2019
Doug, a lot of people don't think you're funny but I do. Bahahahaha. Seriously, you are the best. Thank you for so many great vids.
✅ THRILLING
he didn't xD
So close. But no cigar. Second place ain’t such a bad payday.
No one remembers 2nd place tho. My friend won last year and he was able to travel and do many events bc he was the champ
The thing is there is a cigar. Actually he can afford many with $6m although not sure he is a smoker.
I remember alot of 2nd place finishers in the Main Event
Chan finished 2nd in 1989. Seidel finished 2nd in 88.
You should learn from some of the best whiners, like Hellmuth.
"I'm comin' for your spot Doug!"- Ryan Depaulo, Degenerate Gambler. Doug replies "You'll never get it."
Holding KK : ace comes up 23% of the time unless it's me then it's 100%
Me too. Ace seems to come out on the flop every time. Don't even have to wait for the turn and river, lol.
Why 23% ? 4 Aces and 52 cards ...
@@mart_en I'm going to oversimplify things (and technically, so do in-game winning probabilities).
First, since a player is already holding two cards, he has 50 (not 52) remaining cards to consider.
Second, 4/50 (or 4/52) are the odds when you have only one card to draw. However, the flop is three, so the probability of an ace showing up on the flop is going to be considerably higher than 4/50.
So, the easiest way to figure it out is to figure out the odds that an ace does NOT show, and then subtract that one from. The (simplified) odds for an ace NOT to show is multiplying 46/50 * 45/49 * 44/48 = .7745; you can view this as the odds of dodging an ace on three consecutive one-card draws. Subtract that from 1, and you get .2255 or roughly 23%.
Keep in mind the 23% includes having one, two, or three aces on the flop. Also, that 23% applies to any pocket pair you're holding other than one that contains an ace.
Glad to see Ensan be the world champ. I remember when I first saw him in a EPT years ago and I really liked him. Great player and a great guy
Doug you've really improved your game when it comes to ending the vids, love it
Is there anywhere to watch actual poker from the WSOP without some blathering "Know it all" describing every move. Jeez, it's worse than watching previous in a movie theater.
Last year final hand - John Cynn nit-rolling with 3 Kings. This year final hand - Ensan snap-calling with 2 Kings.
This video is so right and makes a great point. The next few times that Dario is playing heads up for $4 million and goes all in on the turn with a strong hand, his opponent will have to call since his range is so balanced.
I try to understand the game and I can hear you just talking and talking and talking just give me a headache and I didn’t enjoy it all
Just a little bit too much analysis......for me, anyway.
He should sign up for the NFL because that was a huge punt.
Ensan...the guy had Kings written all over him....
I was waiting for you to make a video on this hand, such a crazy ending
Theory is nice and all but you don’t semi bluff a station in a once in a lifetime heads up to balance your made hands.
Absolutly right. ♫👍
People just dont understand the uniqueness of such an oppurtunity to just play him down postflop just the way he did inbetween those spewy calls again and again to come back again and again. You can even see the momentum is changing in favor of Dario S up to Hand 300 and that Ensan looks kind of exausted seeing dario not giving up and coming back again and again. But the Hand nr. 300 and 301 Dario just puked with no real reason. However if you can not beat the Champ then you have to accept him as one. No matter how skillfull one are or not. So Ensan became the legendary Champion. Congratulation ♫🌟
like every online hand... one has it the other check calls to get it... don't tell me there is huge difference between amateur and pro poker lol
“Video Doug” makes sure not to say it was final hand to influence the analysis. “Title Doug” says “Whoops..lol...spoiler.”
Sammartino: *foooooollld* Ensan snaps.
Sammartino: god dammit
That's funny. "Will he get there?... he didn't." Really like how you emphasize the theoretical/statistical side of poker. 2 thumbs up!
Maybe I'm just a fish, but wouldn't being in Ensan's spot actually be a really tough spot? I mean, can you really expect your opponent to bluff check-shove the turn heads up for the WSOP main event title? And, oddly enough, he does have a number of hands in his range better than KK. I'd probably still have ended up calling, but would it not be a pretty tough decision?
Probably gets pretty tough if your opponent is Gordon Vayo. But Dario is a high stakes tournament reg who definitely is pretty balanced in this spot. He probably decides that when he bets 33M there he is never folding this high in his range and therefore doesn’t waste time tanking on the call.
Given the potsize it's an easy call. Ensan probably thought about the board texture when he asked for a chip count. Then he proceeded to bet 33M with the intention to call of any shove.
@@GuthixGriffin wdym, Ensan is barely getting 2:1 on a call
@@Joel-js2gk If you assume that 8s4s is the worst Sammartino is shoving, then Ensan got 36% equity. His EV breaks even with 33% equity. Here's the range for Equilab:
T9s,96s,KsJs,QdJd,QsJs,As9s,Ks9s,Qs9s,Js9s,As8s,Ks8s,Qs8s,Js8s,As7s,Ks7s,Qs7s,Js7s,8d7d,8h7h,8c7c,As6s,As5s,9s5s,8s5s,7s5s,As4s,8s4s,7s4s,As3s,As2s,Ks2s,T9o,96o,87o
If you add some worse hands that Sammartino is shoving as well, the call gets highly equitable:
98s (no spades), 98, 97s (no spades), 97o
In my opinion the decision to snap call a shove was made when Ensan asked for a chip count. Sammartino would never check a set on the river with a conntected board with a flush draw. And he would most probably not check T9 and 87 either. You allow KJ, QJ, KQ, flushdraws way too much equity with a check back. Assuming you have sixes, it goes check check and K,Q,J , 8 or a spade hit the board. You still need to bet your sixes. Would you ever fold to a raise? You can't in this situation. Let alone if you have 87.
Serious question. How much does a player get from a company for wearing a badge in this format.
Typically speaking, $25k-100k, but depends on a variety of factors.
@@SkLLzDaTkLLs doubt it
1.000
That GTO analysis for the heads up main event final table makes no sense, WTF do you want to balance here, there is NOT long run here!
Your last name spud ?
Bitcoin will be at $3,500 in 6 months 🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
How did this guy even won the main event 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ snap called there not even give it couple second 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ 80% of the time kk is not good there.. not saying he should have fold but geez 🙄
Way too long of a video for one hand .... Dario makes a semi bluff shove with a spade flush draw and inside straight draw and gets snap called by Ensan’s pocket Kings... River is the QUEEN of clubs !! His biggest mistake was trying to bluff and getting too pot committed with nothing and especially trying to bluff against Ensan in that spot... He tried pulling a Chris money maker move and got snap called ... Ensan was locked in and ready 😄
Me after clicking the video: oh shit it's that guy who keeps talking over the commentators again
Was thinking the same thing. And how he tells you why every call, raise, bluff, fold, check are ALL alright in the same situation. Absolutely useless
Whats going on?? Muslims kicked @ss in the UFC in soccer, Boxing, ect..ect.. Now the WSOP, and half my neighborhood became Muslim the last few years...
Nice hand. I like how both players played. Sammartino has 27.3% equity OTT: The straight comes in 6.8% of the time OTR and the flush comes in 20.5% That leaves Ensan's overpair good the remaining 72.7% of the time. It's always tough to run into kings here, but I really like Sammartino's shove.
The shove is Dumb, keep chasing..calling preflop for 7M was DUMB.
Wait if he check raises (Ensan) after the flop and sammartino pushes all in, why would you “have to fold”?? Ensan has him covered sure it’s half his stack but heads up final table with KK Is an all in hand for sure. Would you say that if he had KK and one a spade he wouldn’t fold?
By the looks of those pants, Ensan was going clam digging right after the tournament was over