That is a fun fact, but not true - if suits and order they come in don't matter, predicting the rank of three cards is MUCH more probable than having a straight-flush within 7 cards (I think about 1 in 3500). Even if you had to guess them in order, the odds would still be about 1 in 2000. If you had to guess the suits and order correctly - that would be rarer than 1 in 130000, and possibly worth making a youtube video about.
@@tomonetruth Actually, the odds were much less than even you suggested. Remember, there were 2 components that the announcer was factoring in: 1) That a "3" be on the flop and 2) that the other cards be lower than the Queens and Kings. Given those parameters, the number of guesses that the announcer could choose from would involve a "3" and 2 of the other 9 ranks from 2 through Jack. Assuming further that the announcer discounted paired boards, and that a 3 was the lowest card on such a flop ( i.e. excluding deuces), the guess goes to a rather mundane total of 56 possibilities.
Anytime I watch one of these videos that seems to be a common trait for everyone at the table. I mean, did those two guys not in the play ever shut their mouths when decisions were being made? Nope, they only closed their pole holes when the cards were down and revealed. So yeah, TaTas likes to run his mouth, but after watching several of these videos, most of these guys are inconsiderate asshats when they are not in the game.
As if the guy with 33 thought about it. If you call a 4 bet preflop with 33, 983 is about the best flop you can ever hope for. Just snap call. If someone has 99/88 then nh.
@@dallastexas5653yeah he played his set perfectly. Only a fish would suggest he should have jammed the flop to try and get KK to fold just because a K fell on the river.
Taras should have called for 3 times. If you're the odds-on favorite (80% in this case), running it more than once works the percentages in your favor.
No it doesn’t. In the long run, running it 1/2/3+ times makes no difference. In this case running it 3 times makes it much less likely (though still possible) that Taras will lose the entire pot. But it also makes it less likely he’ll win the entire pot since he has to dodge a K or Q for 6 cards instead of 2. Overall his equity doesn’t change.
We're living in the matrix. Little things happen like that. If youve played poker enough,you'll call a card or two. Calling the flop perfect was one in a million. Ive seen daniel negreanu call plenty of cards.
Yo the 398 call was insane!
Prob some form of cheating
Wtf that commentator just predicted the flop
Or they play with a delay and already knew, hmmm!!!!
the flop call really made my day
Fun fact: You are more likely to hit a straight flush than correctly predict the flop.
That is a fun fact, but not true - if suits and order they come in don't matter, predicting the rank of three cards is MUCH more probable than having a straight-flush within 7 cards (I think about 1 in 3500). Even if you had to guess them in order, the odds would still be about 1 in 2000. If you had to guess the suits and order correctly - that would be rarer than 1 in 130000, and possibly worth making a youtube video about.
@@tomonetruth Actually, the odds were much less than even you suggested. Remember, there were 2 components that the announcer was factoring in: 1) That a "3" be on the flop and 2) that the other cards be lower than the Queens and Kings. Given those parameters, the number of guesses that the announcer could choose from would involve a "3" and 2 of the other 9 ranks from 2 through Jack. Assuming further that the announcer discounted paired boards, and that a 3 was the lowest card on such a flop ( i.e. excluding deuces), the guess goes to a rather mundane total of 56 possibilities.
Wow! the only time Taras isn't running his mouth is when he is in a hand himself.
Anytime I watch one of these videos that seems to be a common trait for everyone at the table. I mean, did those two guys not in the play ever shut their mouths when decisions were being made? Nope, they only closed their pole holes when the cards were down and revealed. So yeah, TaTas likes to run his mouth, but after watching several of these videos, most of these guys are inconsiderate asshats when they are not in the game.
F motor mouth
As if the guy with 33 thought about it. If you call a 4 bet preflop with 33, 983 is about the best flop you can ever hope for. Just snap call. If someone has 99/88 then nh.
Love watching Taras get coolered after slow playing his set - what a fool
If he didn’t slow play the result would’ve been the same.
@@dallastexas5653yeah he played his set perfectly. Only a fish would suggest he should have jammed the flop to try and get KK to fold just because a K fell on the river.
Don’t think Taras has won any friends in this tournament with his constant noise while others are in hands.
People pleased he got stuffed on this one.
This is a cash game, not a tournament.
lol - compared to doug the chatterbox?
@@counterfeit4450 the world hates a smart arse.
Doug always talking when hands are going on.
That's poker for ya!
The commentators will be the downfall of yhis stream
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Yes that is true justice! Taras loses... yippee!
398 is the number of the matrix.
Taras should have called for 3 times. If you're the odds-on favorite (80% in this case), running it more than once works the percentages in your favor.
No it doesn’t. In the long run, running it 1/2/3+ times makes no difference.
In this case running it 3 times makes it much less likely (though still possible) that Taras will lose the entire pot. But it also makes it less likely he’ll win the entire pot since he has to dodge a K or Q for 6 cards instead of 2.
Overall his equity doesn’t change.
Under the lights!
Lol 33 cold calling
TF 398???? How
We're living in the matrix. Little things happen like that. If youve played poker enough,you'll call a card or two. Calling the flop perfect was one in a million.
Ive seen daniel negreanu call plenty of cards.
WTF!!!! 🤯
Must have had this video in the pile for a while bunch of saddacts
Just put the board out there dealer and then do the counting …
Cheaters
the craziest thing about this hand BY FAR is the Flop prediction. Put that in to the title, jesus