Negreanu DESTROYS Him!!!!!!!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Daniel Negreanu is known to be a master in the live poker arena and here he perfectly reads the situation to lay a trap on the river and then attempts to get extra value. Can world class poker professional Nick Petrangelo sniff out this extremely strong poker hand and make a disciplined fold on the river?
Jonathan discusses how this poker hand is played differently due to the immense ICM (Independent Chip Model) pressure with just 3 people left in a huge tournament. Andrew ‘LuckyChewy’ Lichtenberger is the shortest in chips which should prevent Petrangelo and Negreanu from playing a huge pot when LuckyChewy should be all-in and at risk next.
This is likely why Petrangelo decides to check behind on the J97 flop with a gutshot and two overs. He does not want to play a huge pot at this current stage in the poker tournament.
Daniel Negreanu is 3rd on the all time money list with over $50,000,000 in total live earning. He has 6 WSOP bracelets. He went on to win this event for his biggest career cash to date for $3,300,000.
Nick Petrangelo is a 36-year-old professional poker player from America, he has over $29,000,000 in live tournament winnings putting him 19th in the all-time money list, and 2 WSOP bracelets. Nick came 2nd in this event for $2,000,000
This Super High Roller Bowl VII was held in October 2022 from inside the PokerGO Studio at ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. The $300,000 buy-in attracted a field of 24 players and created a prize pool of $7,200,000 million.
Get ready for another thrilling poker hand from the Super High Roller Bowl V tournament, held in the prestigious PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. This tournament had a jaw-dropping buy-in of $300,000, and featured some of the biggest names in the poker world. This particular poker hand involves two of the game's greatest players: Nick ‘Nicky P’ Petrangelo and Daniel ‘KidPoker’ Negreanu. With the blinds at 25,000/50,000, Petrangelo, holding KsQh, raised to 110,000 on the button, and Negreanu, with KcTs, decided to defend his big blind. The flop came Js 9h 7d, and both players checked. On the turn, the Qd gave Petrangelo top pair, but Negreanu now had the nut straight. He decides to lead out for 175,000. Petrangelo calls, and the pot grows to 645,000. The river is the Qs, and now Petrangelo has trips, and Negreanu now checks to lay the trap. Petrangelo bets 180,000, and Negreanu check-raises to 580,000. Petrangelo takes his time but ultimately he makes the call, and this huge pot was a huge defining moment to help catapult Negreanu to his biggest ever win of $3,300,000 for the Super High Roller bowl!
Jonathan Little analyzes live poker hands from TV poker shows such as Poker After Dark, Hustler Casino Live, The Lodge Poker Club & PokerGO. He also analyzes popular poker vloggers such as Rampage Poker, Brad Owen, Jaman Burton, Ashley Sleeth, Wolfgang Poker and others!
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Do you think Daniel Negreanu has the BEST live poker reads? 🤔
Not necessarily. He's had some big misses. I think his talent is definitely tells and interacting with people. He seems to do really well with players he's familiar with. running well in the high-stakes games.
Negreanu - Romania 🥰
I used to think he was REALLY good at reading people live, but I haven't kept up with the scene over the last 10 years or so, who else is up there with the best reads right now guys? Opinions?
I've been watching Daniel play for a long while now and he has amazing reads. That said somehow sometimes he manages to make a slip and lose focus and then lose everything. When he is laser focused he wins big as long as he stays that way as he did in the Super High Roller, I just happened to be there that night and he was in the zone.
I think everyone caught up with the poker legends .
8:06 - “The vegan delivering the meat” is crazy - even his man had to repeat it 💀
Agree with most stuff but the flop favours Daniel in 3 handed. Button raises so many weak low and disconnected hands. A lead out range is fine with K10, J9 as he can easily call a raise. But check raising those hands becomes a nightmare when you get re re raised
After just calling on the dinamic turn Petrangelo capped on 2 pairs and sets, that's why it was an easy raise for Negreanu on the river.
I think the raise was spot on. 3 handed, second place I feel like NP played his hand face up - AA KK AQ KQ KJ Q10 1010. What he almost certainly doesn’t have is QQ QJ Q9 K10.
That river should have made NP really consider the payout difference between 2nd and third. What was the cash value of those chips in terms of tournament place?
Nay rather, I think the Queen on the River *destroys* him.
I think there is a world for a thin raise, Dnegs is defending his BB as a chip leader, which means he has a really wide range, thus a lot of weak queens in his range, compared to Petrangelo, who will only have broadway queens, which might lead Nick to call a small raise.
I was going to raise to 600k. I think you have to go for value there and you cant go crazy like pot or an overbet bc then you’re only getting called by full houses really (idk much abt icm but i assume especially with ivm this is the case) And theres absolutely no reason to min raise or something because whatever is going to call a min raise for 1/2 pot will call a 3/4 pot raise.
Basically you just plan to raise fold if you get 3bet large and cry raise call if it’s a small 3bet? although i doubt that would happen lol
Very interesting hand. This hand is a cooler as KQ is one of the premium bluff catcher blocking straight and boat. But the the sizing choice of 1/3 river bet put Daniel in a situation where he cannot check/shove because of the ICM. I think this sizing is very wise at 3left. And retrospectively (always easy to say) Daniel, as the chip leader should rather build a range that would front door a potsize bet-ish sizing on the river against someone who block bet IP on the river.
It makes me think that the winner in this hand is Petrangelo for only loosing 900k in a situation that could have cost him the tournement or at least 2/3 of his stack.
I feel that Danny played his exact hand quite decently , and that he probably extracted the most value that he could: Checking helps to protect his range, and if he should face a huge polarizing River bet, then he can elect to just call. - As it is kind of an issue that Petrangelo should still have a Nut Advantage, where it is at least possible with his chosen line that he has any of QQ, QJ, Q9, and JJ. While Danny only ever should have QJ and Q9; 77, maybe. That said: I would be most curious to know whether it was a valid option for Petrangelo to ever turn a Q (as Nut blocker) into a bluff; however, the K in his hand may actually spoil it, by blocking parts of Danny's assumed folding range.
I don't exactly know how Daniel is building his 3beting rang and Petrangelo his Cbeting range on the flop. But after flop goes x-x in single raise pot, P. shouldn't have many set left and the same about over pair. Then after leading the turn D. shouldn't worry too much about protecting his x-b-x line.
Like i said my thinking was about exploiting the 1/3 sizing bet of P.
If P. strategy is to bet small IP on the river, you should adapt by finding plays that allow you to take the most EV possible. You should use x-raise line to gain more EV than a front door betting.
It was not DNG's who destroyd him, it was only Bad Luck!
“Not often do you see a vegan deliver the meat, but there it is”
Schulman: “OOOOF”
Lol
I don't think our opponent has a full house unless it is exactly QJ. I guess you figure AQ/KQ might call a jam so that is probably the best play, although I guess you sometimes run into QJ. But this is a tournament and you only have so many hands so I'd side on being aggressive and shipping it in.
I think nicks raising any sets and 2 pairs even his draws so Daniel has a clear raise ..i know you can’t put anyone on a specific hand but in this case a Qk qa j10 Ja is in his range tons
Definitely would raise. As played, Nick doesn’t have many full houses. Two pair would have raised on the turn, a set or a double gut shot like Daniel had would have bet the flop. A marginal made hand would check behind. So my analysis would be Nick has a queen, and is going for value. A decent raise has a good chance to get called.
Yes but you're broke 😂
I would raise to a larger sizing to get value from hands with a queen, approximately to 375k
" You're talking too much jonathan, move on"
😆
Can’t fold a straight. But what does patrangelo target with a small raise? Bad bet sizing. I’d call.
I will call.. if I raise and get reraise then i maybe obliged to fold!
What would Petrangelo put Daniel on after the check raise on the river? Daniel should be having here either straight or full house considering he check raises the river, right? I still do not get Petrangelo call, it wold be difficult fold, but I don't get what he hopes to beat after the check raise
Fold is out of the question... raise will only get worse hands to fold and better hands will never fold, so call is the only option. Am I missing something?
I'm not arguing with Daniel... he's the GOAT. I just don't understand. Was he turning his hand into a bluff?
I would have raised a bit bigger to 7 hundo not 5.8 but definitely raise blockish looking bet
its not often you see the vegan deliver the meat but there it is
I would have just called with the payout implications
Raise and fold to re-raise. Raise to 550K.
I think it wasn't difficult to analyze that Petrangelo had no Full. So I am not surprised about Negreanus Play. I am not a Tournement Player, but in Cash Games it is unlikely that this is Bluff and you have to ask what can I beat.
It makes sense for DNegs to raise. Logic follows, you check, he bets smallish meaning it's very likely he is betting value as he assumes your hand is weak and wants to get paid. Had Petr bet a large bet it would suggest Petr trying to steal it. So the question is, how good is Petr's hand? Not likely QQ, maybe QJ? Not likely.
So DNegs raises enough that a hand like Q-Q-Q will call. Or maybe AQ.
What would Dnegs do of the villain jams? Taking take into consideration, is raising still good?
He would have to fold. Nick is representing a full house (or god forbid quad queens) if he 3 bets or jams on the river.. Nick turning his trip queens into a bluff? Tricky tricky, he would be afraid that DNegs is too polarised.. DNegs' raise is often a full house in that spot. So just calling is safer.
Small checkraise. I think too large gets called by boats only.
If only Petrangelo on the flop to represent a J.. then his turn and river bet would make Dnegs unable to raise.. for the fear or QJ~ Which is a sensible hand to play.
In a sense by betting more, he’s more likely to lose less.. but then again.. you’ll never know.
Call. All the full house possibilities are there. If he backdoored a full house, that is poker.
What would we do vs. What would They Do is on a whole nother Level or 10 😅
If he bet big we are probably supposed to start leaning call but there is no way I'm not raising here probably to about 620K
"He's pretty good at poker" 😆...he is the 2nd or the 3rd (long time 1st ) on all time money list ...yeah , agreed ..pretty good at poker . LOL
Check raise was too small on the river. I would go 1M.
He could have had ace diamond and Jack diamond. So it's good to bet
Cr river is obvs DN plan and wanna go big 700-800k
Check, raise is the sexiest move in poker
5 minutes in so far and you don’t mention a flush chance? Bad coach. Actually just a great call and not raise by Petrangelo.
never seen Daniel with that much facial hair before
This is a year old,,,, why are you posting this?
Raise grip it and rip it in… he would’ve raised top two or a set on the turn
Why not reraise all in if you're Petrangelo?
That is a massive punt lol
As a bluff, you can consider it.. But these plays are very hard to pull off in a random setting, let alone 3 ways in one of the biggest tournament you'll ever play.
I would have raised to 700k setting up the trap....🎉
Raise and if he ships fold
Call. Pot's already big enough, and Nick could have QJ for a full house.
Reptilian! Lol. Pretty good comment along with slip it to him lol. Nick P is one of my favorite players. He just ran into it here.He lost the minimum. I like his small sizing and Nick almost had to call. Well played by 2 great players. DNegs is down around 800k so far at the wsop this year. ImHo I think he has not been in top form at all. Too loose. Too tight. Just isn’t feeling it right now.
I think I would have just bet 3/4 pot on the river rather than check raising.
Problem w/that is, the only worse hand that's just calling a bet that big on the river is exactly what he has; anything he's holding that can't beat 3 of a kind is folding, while anything better is raising all-in, which then puts Daniel to a brutally difficult decision w/what is like, what, the 8th nuts on the river? We can see the others' cards, they can't (although sometimes w/Daniel i'm not certain that applies to him, but assuming he can't). I don't think Patrangelo plays a boat the way he did here, specifically on the flop, but still, he *could* have flopped bottom set & made a full house on the river, or had a hand like QJ in which he would've played perfectly in this spot, had that been the hand he was holding.
@Legendary.Super.Shannon I feel like our bluffs would start to run him over if he is only calling 3/4 bet with only trips and up though. I think we could reasonable have plenty of bluffs with this line, no? Or maybe I personally play too lose and would have too many bluffs in this spot.
@@bappo795 I don't think Daniel is betting this line on a stone bluff, nor do I think Patrangelo is hero calling a bet that size w/3.5 mil on the line, 3 handed (IIRC) at the final table where the buy In was $300k. Maybe if this were a cash-game you can consider a big bluff here in this spot but not at this stage in a tournament, & not w/either of these 2 players specifically. So no, I don't think Daniel ever bluffs that big, nor do i see Patrangelo calling down 3/4ths pot (a huge percentage of what he has behind) w/anything less than trips. Maybe he calls a thin value bet w/a JX type hand, but no chance for 3/4ths of a huge pot.
Amazing how Dan got lucky and got the best hand there.What a player.
Considering your three-handed at a final table and you hit a straight, but you no longer have the nuts on the river. I love Daniel's check to see Nick's action.
After the small thin bet from Nick, I love the idea of raising. You clearly need to get value from your hand and you only lose to QJ which is less likely that Nick has since he didn't lead out on the flop.
If Nick would have bet pot or bigger then you can reasonably call in Daniels spot with the straight
Would he never have Q9 in that spot?
@@connorcrump3825 that is also reasonable, but he could cbet reasonably on the flop with mid pair since he does have a slight range advantage
Probably I'd have raised bigger, around to 800k . Especially when I sense I am up against trips, based on his size.
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Raise $500k imo
Ali Nejad is hilarious
No he's not
A: raise about 850,000
Raise
I tried, can't sit through that commentary..!
Raise to 540k
I think I would raise small and fold to a yam.
Are you talkin through ya nose?
Not sure about the destroyed him, he just got the nuts lol
Pocket queens are the nuts
@@RylHango not on turn
you talk too much
Yeah. I can't watch it anymore. Bye.
500K RAISE