I kinda liked the idea of hold em and kinda started getting interested then I watched Ivey play in 2003 main event and watching him hooked me into playing. I love his intensity and how he intimidates people. As a sports fan he is in my top 10 of watching someone compete at their sport. Hes a straight killer
Yah, he is. I think he just out works everyone at the table. Also, I bet ( pun intended ) he has the lowest % of getting out after ( 2 ) cards. He wants to win every hand.
At 43:00 where Phil has K,7 and Michael has 8,6 the board comes out with 6,J,8,9,A and Phil wins with “a straight”. Am i going crazy? Can someone explain what’s going on here?
Sorry it took me sonlong to reply. This is short deck poker. In short deck, an ace counts both as a high and a low card. So, A6789 is a straight. Hope that helps.
When you have been playing as long as Ivey man, you’ve been outdrawn, and outflopped so many times you get used to it lol. He’s also outflopped and sucked out on his opponent countless times as well. It’s part of being a professional poker player 🤷🏼♂️
I have watched Ivey for years and he is 1 of the most aggressive players ever or lag poker player but now he’s more tight passive with lots of pot control while still shifting gears back to lag
i was gonna say he seems alot more passive. Probably because the game has changed. In 2003 tight aggressive was taught so lag was prolly easier to run over the table now everyone is lag. Or who knows maybe people tighten up as they age a la doyle brunson chip reese
phil is more tight passive nowadays because the skill gap between him and the rest of the field is way smaller. in the past he could profitably 3bet any two against 90% of the players because of his huge edge post-flop. now the game is very different and all his opponents have a very consistent fundamental understanding of the game. that being said, he's still an elite player.
@@030Cappucino He's "just checking reactions." He's 'checking breathing and chest movements, hand movements, known tells and non-tells, calculating history and knowledge of the players at the table, the last hands that have been played, the pattern of cards that particular dealer has been dealing, the history of the dealer themselves, the players' chip counts, if they've been playing aggressive or passively, how that dynamic changes when they're losing or winning, if they're heated or drunk or high, thinking about if they owe money, how much they probably have in the bank, and most importantly if they play new-school or old-school poker. And you say Phil Ivey is, "just checking reactions" hahahaha
I have to ask, but how did Phil have the winning hand in the third-last hand on this vid (44:35) according to the hand-history-percentage on the left of the viewer's screen? Soyza's two pair (8's and 6's) vs Phil's... ace-high?
@@jaydenverhoek2590 This is short deck poker. All 2,3,4,5s are removed from the deck. As Ace plays high and low, this makes the low straight A-6-7-8-9. In short deck a flush also beats a full house.
This is short deck poker. All 2,3,4,5s are removed from the deck. As Ace plays high and low, this makes the low straight A-6-7-8-9. In short deck a flush also beats a full house.
Hello guys please i am new to Poker and i am confused here... can anyone please explain why Phil had the 100% after the River @44:00 Because Soyza had two pair and Phil had not got the straight nor the flush nor any pairs... Is there something i am missing here please?
What combination Phill has?! 44:05. Why he has 100% win?! His opponent has 88+66. Какая комбинация у Фила на 44:05. Не понял совсем, как она 100% превосходит 88+66.
Can someone please tell me how Phil wins with a straight when all he has is 6-7-8-9 at 44:01 ????? Soyza had two pair and Phil didn’t have anything other than king high. Am I missing a rule here for short deck her??? Like wtf
Flush beats a full house Aces play as high or low, but as there is no 2-5, A6789 is the low straight. TJQKA remains the high straight. Ah,6h,7h,8h,9h, would therefore be the low straight flush.
Dude I paused the video trying to find how phill had a straight or even 100% equity, I cant find sht I'm guessing then overlay just got it wrong: edit: I'm not familiar with short deck A6789 is a straight just like normal Holdem would be A2345
This is short deck, 36 cards instead of 52....no cards under a 6... but the ace can act as a 5. Also 3 of a kind beats a straight, and flush beats a full house. Very fun format with tons of variance!
In game at 43:10 after Ace on the River it show 100% WIN for Ivey when Soyza has got two pairs. Straight can be only of 5-cards in order, but he's got only eventually 6-7-8-9, so why by the system he won that 100%? I don't get, can somebody explain that, please. Very simillar situation at the last game, exactly at time 48:15 after 9 on the turn System show 10out for Ivey to win include one of three 7's. Why? 7 will give Soyza second pair! What's going on here?!
@@NikolajMollerHansen 6789 is not a straight. Unless Ace can count as a wild card in Russian poker...edit: didn't realize this was a short deck, or even know that was a thing! TIL.
As in traditional Hold’em the Ace can be used as either a High or Low, but in the Short Deck version of the game it can also make up the low and high ends of a straight. As in: • A 6 7 8 9 is classed as a straight (In this example the Ace is classed as a ‘5’)
@@BigDaddyJoe661 Thanks so much!! Actually, I realized before your reply that it said "Short deck" and looked it up, but having said that, super appreciate your kind explanation too!
Straights gotta be brought down below trips and flushes above full houses when doin short deck. That's how I like to play em. Seems more even that way.
I haven’t watched the video just skipped to that part but I would guess by the commentary they are play short decked? Short decked is when you remove 2-5s from the deck meaning A-6-7-8-9 makes a straight to beat 2 pair.
Only one problem, we watch 1 hour of great poker, and we are not aloud to see 30 seconds more of the winner getting the prize?? The video ends too soon🙈🙈
In full deck, ace is considered as the highest, but also the lowest card so you can make a wheel straight with an ace through 5. That's also the situation in the short deck. Just imagine ace as a 5 and it will be easier to understand
HE HAD HIM ON Q K. ITS FUNNY BECAUSE I SEE MYSELF LOSING MANY TIMES TO STRAIGHTS ON LOWER CARDS. PISSES ME OFF TO HAVE 7,8,9,10,J AND MY OPPONENT HAS 8,9,10,J,Q
Originally, trips trumped a straight. A straight will get outdrawn by a set more often, because the board will pair more often with a short deck, so the rules have been modified to reflect that.
There is something inherently cool watching Ivey play, he's just such a great player.
I kinda liked the idea of hold em and kinda started getting interested then I watched Ivey play in 2003 main event and watching him hooked me into playing. I love his intensity and how he intimidates people. As a sports fan he is in my top 10 of watching someone compete at their sport. Hes a straight killer
He is a phenomenal player.
Soyza who lol
ikr right haha. impossible to read what the man has
Yah, he is. I think he just out works everyone at the table.
Also, I bet ( pun intended ) he has the lowest % of getting out after ( 2 ) cards. He wants to win every hand.
Thank you guys for talking poker and allowing us to hear the table talk as well. Kudos to you for doing it right.
how is 7 an out in the last hand for phil??
@@eashwaransridhar252 It's short deck Holdem so the wheel straight is A6789 :)
Ace plays 5 as well in short deck
That fold he had on a queen high straight vs quad 8's was so impressive
Why can he fold so fast😢😢
Ivey is a monster... this is amazing
At 43:00 where Phil has K,7 and Michael has 8,6 the board comes out with 6,J,8,9,A and Phil wins with “a straight”. Am i going crazy? Can someone explain what’s going on here?
I was looking for this comment bc im confused as ever myself LOL
Happy to have found this comment because I'm as confused as you!!
Sorry it took me sonlong to reply. This is short deck poker. In short deck, an ace counts both as a high and a low card. So, A6789 is a straight. Hope that helps.
I'm glad you brought it up. I was going crazy!!!
@@PokerXpressso an ace is essentially a wild card for straights?
I love how when Phil out flops his opponent from being behind he still has a steady and calm demeanor. Cool as a cucumber.
I love how when Phil out flops his opponent from being behind he still has a steady and calm demeanor. Cool as a cucumber.
When you have been playing as long as Ivey man, you’ve been outdrawn, and outflopped so many times you get used to it lol. He’s also outflopped and sucked out on his opponent countless times as well. It’s part of being a professional poker player 🤷🏼♂️
When I think of the embodiment of a poker player, I think Phil Ivey
I have watched Ivey for years and he is 1 of the most aggressive players ever or lag poker player but now he’s more tight passive with lots of pot control while still shifting gears back to lag
i was gonna say he seems alot more passive. Probably because the game has changed. In 2003 tight aggressive was taught so lag was prolly easier to run over the table now everyone is lag. Or who knows maybe people tighten up as they age a la doyle brunson chip reese
phil is more tight passive nowadays because the skill gap between him and the rest of the field is way smaller. in the past he could profitably 3bet any two against 90% of the players because of his huge edge post-flop. now the game is very different and all his opponents have a very consistent fundamental understanding of the game. that being said, he's still an elite player.
you also seem to forget that this is short deck poker, not regular. it plays out differently
Phil Ivey really is the greatest poker player of all time.
It's safe to say that Phil Ivey is the Efren Reyes of poker can play any games at a high level and dominant in any game he wants to
I haven’t seen a player win more than Ivey. This guy always wins.
Negreanu
Before I think I’m in love with Ivey,now that I’m all grown up ,I know now that I love Ivey and his talent for Poker..
I actually just discovered there's all these videos on poker which I love I used to watch WPT all the time. But your channel is definitely the best
I agree with that
What did Ivey win with at 45:00 ?
It's short deck, so ace counts as a 5, and he found a straight on the river
Thanks, I was looking for this comment 😵💫
@@zondberg thank you. I kept rewinding to see what I was missing.
Love to see Phil win!
I'm so happy for him
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6:13 Ivey's eyes right here are just insane. There's a poker machine behind those eyes just calculating every little thing.
lol
Drugs :D
He's just checking reactions
@@030Cappucino He's "just checking reactions." He's 'checking breathing and chest movements, hand movements, known tells and non-tells, calculating history and knowledge of the players at the table, the last hands that have been played, the pattern of cards that particular dealer has been dealing, the history of the dealer themselves, the players' chip counts, if they've been playing aggressive or passively, how that dynamic changes when they're losing or winning, if they're heated or drunk or high, thinking about if they owe money, how much they probably have in the bank, and most importantly if they play new-school or old-school poker.
And you say Phil Ivey is, "just checking reactions" hahahaha
he's like a gekko
Why does Ivey win the hand at 44:08? He didn't hit a straight or have a pair even. I'm really confused as a poker novice, can anyone explain?
he‘s still the king of poker
I have to ask, but how did Phil have the winning hand in the third-last hand on this vid (44:35) according to the hand-history-percentage on the left of the viewer's screen? Soyza's two pair (8's and 6's) vs Phil's... ace-high?
It's short deck poker so 2,3,4,5s are taken out of the deck. Ivey made the A, 6,7,8,9 wheel straight since the A plays both high and low.
@@matthewmelendez1755 Thanks champ! Part of me just went "Duh!" and the other part went "Ahh!" lol
The way Ivey knows when to fold is so impressive
@44.50 time frame Phil has 100% straight? Where is the straight? Is there a glitch I'm not aware off. k7 with board 6j89A
was wondering the same thing
@@jaydenverhoek2590 This is short deck poker. All 2,3,4,5s are removed from the deck. As Ace plays high and low, this makes the low straight A-6-7-8-9. In short deck a flush also beats a full house.
@@abilenekurtz3345 thanks i was wondering the same thing, i couldn't catch it haha
At 6:54 may i ask when Ivey has 3 Kings what river card can help Soyza win.? They said he have 14% change of winning.
yea was just looking at that, seems the graphics are wrong lmao
@@mola4everyourz the graphics are not wrong, if 9 hits guy has a straight which beats 3 kings, a6789, ace is 5 and ace in shortdeck.
How did Ivey hit the straight at 44:21
I don't understand this poker rule?
because ace plays high and low so ace6789 is a wheel straight because no cards 5 or lower in short deck so 6 is lowest card
This is short deck poker. All 2,3,4,5s are removed from the deck. As Ace plays high and low, this makes the low straight A-6-7-8-9. In short deck a flush also beats a full house.
@@NetherGod1 WTF? That's weird. I wouldn't want to play these garbage rules.
@@starrebornalpha It's just a way of playing Holdem with more action, almost like a more sane version of Omaha when you think about it.
@@NetherGod1 How is Omaha
Ivey is a legend... flops 4 kings and no reaction.
He’s probably dead inside :(
I watched and liked it. Asking people to like before they've watched it is stupid.
when you're winning as a 40/60s 75% of the time, you're gonna have a good time.
He's still the Best!!
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another day in the office for Ivey... he didn't even smile after winning a big tournament.
he had to go to the bathroom, no more poker face, but peeing face
Cristhian Valencia , LoL
Solid fold the str8 againts the quad, still a beast Phil 🤘
how is 7 an out in the last hand for phil??
@@eashwaransridhar252 they play short deck. A counts as a 5. And a 7 would make a straight for him.
Can someone explain to me how Phil wins the hand at 44:35. What did he have to beat 2 pair?
he has a str8 with A6789 (as it is short deck ist like the Wheel A2345 in Texas Holdem)
@@Melkaxx14 there is no 2345 in the deck. So Ace connects to 6 at bottom end
@@Jakomort oh ok thanks
@@badass447 cool appreciate
Aren’t they playing No Limit Texas Holdem? …if so, why are there missing cards in the deck? Aren’t they playing with 52 cards in total in a deck?
Hello guys please i am new to Poker and i am confused here... can anyone please explain why Phil had the 100% after the River @44:00 Because Soyza had two pair and Phil had not got the straight nor the flush nor any pairs... Is there something i am missing here please?
at the end after the handshake he said "I am going to the bathroom" lol
Lmfao, I didn't even notice this, good spot!
@@BrettMKW ㄌ
And the way he walks it's almost done already :D
Phil ! Tell me how ur feel after winning a tournament?
Im going to the bathrroom
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOO
44:51 can someone explaine why ivey has a 100% i cant see why how he has a straight?
In short deck game Ace represents the ¨5¨ as low start of straight..A, 6, 7, 8, 9
44:35 was there an error in the graphics? Phil hit nothing while the other player has two pairs
short deck, A counts as a 5
Please can someone explain how Ivey wins the hand at 41:40 when Soyza has the 2 pair? I couldn't see how Ivey won.
что за комбинация у айви с К7 ? 44:55
Черви походу
He's a stone cold assassin, when they're head's up the guy looks like he's going to throw up
Seems he's still kinda strong. Made many final tables.
Definitely a top 10 player. He just had the legal issue so he hasn't been playing as much cause they trying to take his winning every time
Are we talking about Phil Ivey? I was under the impression he's like top 3
More current Phil Ivey!
What combination Phill has?! 44:05. Why he has 100% win?! His opponent has 88+66.
Какая комбинация у Фила на 44:05. Не понял совсем, как она 100% превосходит 88+66.
Хоть кто-то заметил. Ещё в последнем кону не понял, откуда у Фила 2 аута - 2 семёрки не червовые. Стрит же не закрывается.
Прокрутил комменты. Оказывается, играли по правилам Short Deck. Правила отличаются, можно загуглить.
are they only playing with 6 or higher cards?
Can someone please tell me how Phil wins with a straight when all he has is 6-7-8-9 at 44:01 ????? Soyza had two pair and Phil didn’t have anything other than king high. Am I missing a rule here for short deck her??? Like wtf
I swear I kept replaying to check if I was just gone stupid
I believe A-6-7-8-9 is a straight in short deco
The dude folded, when phill bet. Soyza got bottom pairs so he folded
at 7:00 the on-screen % say Soyza has 14% of winning. I can't think of a single card that helps him. Am I dumb?
Short Deck rules are a little different. (A is also a 5) 9 will give him a Straight opportunity.
I never missed watching Tony G.. You knew he was going to put on a show..
What kind of chips are those anybody know?
Somebody explain to me.what happend on min.44.23???? how he won the and?????
Phil is da legendary poker game player here among other players here
Why does Ivey wins at 44:01?
he was the straight, this is short deck game
Flush beats a full house
Aces play as high or low, but as there is no 2-5, A6789 is the low straight. TJQKA remains the high straight.
Ah,6h,7h,8h,9h, would therefore be the low straight flush.
I’m so confused - at 44:20 ish, Phil doesn’t have the straight but it says he does…am I missing something?
Yes I was trying to figure that one out, short deck means without 2,3,4,5s ?
Hey, have you thought about calling it Polker Hands?
40:00 is the most interesting thing I've seen in poker. Why did he chicken out or what was going on? Omw??
They caught so many quads in a finals table. I’m over here playing home games and haven’t seen quads in over a year
🤣🤣😭😭
its short stack
44:13, how is Mr Ivey winning that hand? What am i missing here? Ivey doesn't have the flush nor the straight or a set. How is he winning this hand?
44:30 how does he "river a str8" !? i dont get it !! i am watching this too late !? lol
I was thinking the same thing... Does anybody know how he wins that hand??? Politics?
It's short deck
I dont really get it why he gets straight with a’s
@Rohan Marangoly thanks
@@felixtampos1001 They're playing short deck
6:54 someone please explain to me how soyza has 14% chance of winning. isnt he drawing dead?
and 44:41 wtf are these percentages
9 for Straight
A also menaing 5 in short deck
6:13 - his baby face is a real killer. His cool self control is exciting to watch. Stay cool Ivey.
Why don't we see longer runs of Ivey playing?
Hey guys help me out I can't understand how Phil won with an ace on the river at 44:22. How does it makes him a straight
A ~ A or 10. This is short-deck. All 2 3 4 5 are remove
44.37 min in. Phil has K7 hearts. 6J89A on board. They said Phil rivers the straight. He has 6789... How does he have a straight?? Anyone???
Thank you! I went straight to the comment section to make sure I wasn't having a stroke or something
Dude I paused the video trying to find how phill had a straight or even 100% equity, I cant find sht I'm guessing then overlay just got it wrong: edit: I'm not familiar with short deck A6789 is a straight just like normal Holdem would be A2345
The Ace, don’t forget it’s short deck!
This is short deck, 36 cards instead of 52....no cards under a 6... but the ace can act as a 5.
Also 3 of a kind beats a straight, and flush beats a full house. Very fun format with tons of variance!
I paused the vid to see if I was missing something, but I'm stumped. Unless the ace falls in some kind of rule allowing the ace to fill as a 10???
In game at 43:10 after Ace on the River it show 100% WIN for Ivey when Soyza has got two pairs. Straight can be only of 5-cards in order, but he's got only eventually 6-7-8-9, so why by the system he won that 100%? I don't get, can somebody explain that, please.
Very simillar situation at the last game, exactly at time 48:15 after 9 on the turn System show 10out for Ivey to win include one of three 7's. Why? 7 will give Soyza second pair! What's going on here?!
It's short deck, so ace counts as a 5, and he found a straight on the river
6:54 how does soyza have 14% equity if he’s drawing dead?
A 9 would give him a straight
@@NikolajMollerHansen 6789 is not a straight. Unless Ace can count as a wild card in Russian poker...edit: didn't realize this was a short deck, or even know that was a thing! TIL.
14% at 6:53 ? can somebody explain that to me? i see him drawing dead...
@44:05 has 100% straight ! Can someone tell me where is the straight ?
can someone tell me why ivey folded the trips against the straignt. i though 3 of a kind beat stainght
Straights is bigger than 3 of a kind. Ivey needed full house in order to beat straights. Missed a pair to go with his trips there so he opted to fold
how is 7 an out in the last hand for phil??
Hơw k7 win 2 pair? At the end?
Can anyone explain to me why Phil Ivey won on the hand at 44:04?
As in traditional Hold’em the Ace can be used as either a High or Low, but in the Short Deck version of the game it can also make up the low and high ends of a straight. As in:
• A 6 7 8 9 is classed as a straight (In this example the Ace is classed as a ‘5’)
@@BigDaddyJoe661 Thanks so much!! Actually, I realized before your reply that it said "Short deck" and looked it up, but having said that, super appreciate your kind explanation too!
love how he played that back door quad draw
Straights gotta be brought down below trips and flushes above full houses when doin short deck. That's how I like to play em. Seems more even that way.
25:42 WHAT A RUN
Although he has yet to win a WSOPME, he is the most iconic player that we will ever see.
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what is the black card
44:14 where is the straight???
its short deck so A 6 7 8 9 is a straight
@@alexvawter1631 ooh i see.. didnt know that, thanks
I was sat there for ages thinking am I being really stupid😂😂
Same question 🤣 that to alex
44:03 KA(100%??) to 2pairs(0%)??
I haven’t watched the video just skipped to that part but I would guess by the commentary they are play short decked? Short decked is when you remove 2-5s from the deck meaning A-6-7-8-9 makes a straight to beat 2 pair.
I was trying to figure out the same thing
@@MrWilliama1993 Thanks for the explanation, it was hard for me to understand the situation
Yea I just saw that...wtf how did the commentary guy not see that?
Hey, at 44:00 Ivey as nothing right ? They say he has a straight and 100% odds but only 4 cards
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im so confused how did he win that hand at 44:30, phil had no straight or pairs
So So Lucky game...I ever seen
The best to ever do it!
Only one problem, we watch 1 hour of great poker, and we are not aloud to see 30 seconds more of the winner getting the prize?? The video ends too soon🙈🙈
Did Phil just win $15m dollars?
Or what do the chips mean
44:23 why us that a straight? What type of poker they are playing?
Can someone please explain the third hand from the last
all three last hands were just bullshit-play by soyza ..
48:15 the 7c and 7d dont help em at all or what are they playing here
They're playing short deck which means cards 2s-5s are not playable
Love how Ivey can play with no emotions and the same facial expression at all times.
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How did Phil win with a straight at 44:23??
How Soyza at 6:41 have 14%, what card wins for him?
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at 44:09 can someone explain how Phil is 100% on that hand? They mentioned straight but I don't see it?
Good question
In full deck, ace is considered as the highest, but also the lowest card so you can make a wheel straight with an ace through 5. That's also the situation in the short deck. Just imagine ace as a 5 and it will be easier to understand
@@lukamandir8481 I see, didn't know it was applied in this tourny.
Andrew So 6+ Hold Em rules are different than Texas Hold Em.
6:55 Soyza has a 14% chance to win the pot? How? What can come on the river to give him the win? 🤔
45:45 Why did Soyza go all in? Unless they had a deal, he kind of picked a bad spot to try to steal that 2MM didn't he?
Because there's already 2 hearts on the flop, it's the move to block flush. And also souza already got one pair
Probably just didn't want to claw his way back up, he was already gonna take #2 at least so he probably just said fuck it
Does an ace count as a 10 how did Phil have a straight in the hand at 44mins?
OMG, I didn't know this was short deck until half way through video, and I was like what is wrong with the percentages--my math isn't that bad! Phew
At 44.40 why did ivey had the checkmark?
A6789 is a small straight in short deck. Just like A2345 in regular deck.
44:30 can someone explain how he rivers the straight with the Ace? there's no Q or 10 on the board
Its shortdeck, so no 2-5's in the deck. A-9 is the new lowest straight
unbelievably lucky
42:55 why Ivey lays down 3 kings for cheap???
He suspect that Soyza had 10, J, Q, K A. While he has 3 K (not full house). 3 of a kind is smaller than straights
25:45 How did he fold that??? That's cold
HE HAD HIM ON Q K. ITS FUNNY BECAUSE I SEE MYSELF LOSING MANY TIMES TO STRAIGHTS ON LOWER CARDS. PISSES ME OFF TO HAVE 7,8,9,10,J AND MY OPPONENT HAS 8,9,10,J,Q
@@liakosliakos348 short deck is diff but would be weird way to play KQ. I think more of flush board
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9:44 so the straights are bigger than three of a kind ? i'm so confused about the 6+ rules @@
yea straights are bigger
Originally, trips trumped a straight. A straight will get outdrawn by a set more often, because the board will pair more often with a short deck, so the rules have been modified to reflect that.
Straight is always bigger than 3 of a kind.