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Whenever you have a huge hand that should reasonably be the best in the situation but someone has a better hand that is extremely unlikely for them to have. There are certain hands and situations you are going to lose a ton of money and there is nothing you can do about it.
Ratpack81 I really only play tourney online now, I told myself not to play cash online I’ve seen to many fishy stuff. But I still took the bait Playing 2/5 I flopped a set of 4’s opponent flopped a set of 7’s hey shit happens 2nd night I raise 15 with pocket 22’s get re raised to $40, don’t hate it but don’t love it I call. Flop comes low and I flop a set of 22’s, dude pushes all in and I snap call he has pocket QQ’s and a Q hits the river 3rd night I’m big blind with 10/4 suited first to act makes it $20 and 3 callers before it gets to me, I’m BB so $15 to call, ok I’ll see a flop Flop.... 10/10/4..... I check and guy who made it $20 pushes all in for close to 1K... again I snap, he shows A/10 and A hits the river I don’t play cash online anymore, figure combined loss around 3.5K for my online lesson of don’t trust high cash poker unless your playing live
I love the way Daniel looks at Gus the second time he says “so sick.” There’s no animosity. Just “this is how we chose to make a living and crazy shit like this is part of it.”
They also generally own equity in each other to smooth out the variance. That way they bet these huge amounts for TV and even play entertaining poker - like a 22-year-old Dwan bluffing six figures - without being financially harmed by it
The way the hand played out Gus easily could've had pocket 9s, I wouldn't have guessed quads but if I was in Daniel's spot I would've seriously considered the fact that Gus has 9s (or better but most likley 9s) in that position. I've folded sets to higher sets when playing so it's not impossible to make this lay down
@@Drupp12 This was done to me on the turn once, lol lol lol lol lol serves him right! a guy check raised me all in with quad jacks, The board was 8c Js 9c Jc he was holding Jd/Jh (I kinda knew this before he showed them cause the way he played). Lol, I instantly, with no pause in between words said "Call muck your cards you're drawing dead straight flush" as I turned over 7c/10c. He showed though and stared at the board nervously (like he thought this was a special deck with a fifth jack in it or something) :-D kerching.
craig sayer when you have a very strong hand but your opponent has a even stronger one Like the board has A A 10 J K One has A A for Quads and the other has a Q for a royal flush
@@craigsayer8710 if you look on pokernews website there's a A-Z section of all poker terminology. I find it great for referencing when I'm not sure of any poker phrases or nicknames. Its got the lot, even obscure stuff you wouldn't expect.
Greatest televised sequence in poker history… Gabe’s commentary, Esfandiary’s comment, David Gray’s dancing, the flop, Eli & Doyle yammering, THE TURN, Negreanu’s face when Gus announced all in… EPIC!!
Daniel looked like he was gonna throw up after this hand but I’m glad he’s now (and has been for years) in the top 3 Poker money earners in history 👌🏻😁
Do you know how much money he spent to make that top 3? He's notorious for firing a ridiculous amount of bullets to win some of those tourneys. Daniel is way overrated. He's solid but he's no where near the top of the poker talent.
This is why Daniel will always be my favorite player. Very mathematical, and keeps his calm (at least on the outside) once he finds out Gus sucked out on him. VERY classy at the table and an amazing player overall.
@@wickedcurve Of course he sucked out. Given the hand strengths on the flop, he hit a miracle card on the turn. It doesn't matter that he was crushed pre-flop.
@@terracottapie on the flop there was 65 k in the pot its not a suckout ... its a cooler .. a suckout is when most of the money is in the pot and you suck out on your opponent .. if they would have done an all in on the flop than yes it would have been a suckout ... hand strength changes according to the board ,, what defines if it was a suckout or not is when most of the money went in .. it would be like me having AK and you AQ and we dont raise the preflop and the board goes AAQ and than all in .. would that be a suckout out ? nope .. just a cooler
@@terracottapie it would be a suck out if they went all-in on the flop, but its definitely not a suck out like the hand played out (over 80% pot size got in after the 5 hit). Its just a cooler for daniel, especially playing someone as agressive as gus.
LOL. No joke, I had a dream where I took out a 200k loc and lost it all in a huge pot in a situation similar to rounders. It was awful. When I woke up, it made all the 3 figure pots I've lost not feel so bad.
As someone who's found himself on both ends of this situation, Negreanus "Huh?" reaction after Hansen went all in was simultaneously painful and pleasing.
@@AKing43 BRUH the OP is commenting that Gabe, the color commentator, his accent sounds like "QUATS" not "quads." It doesn't matter what the actual pronunciation of the word is suppose to sound like. Did you even check the timecode the OP referenced?
I've been playing poker for over 10 years and I remember when I first saw this video when I started playing poker and I still feel the same excitement, what a hand!!
I remember watching this, what a great fold by Esfandiari. Not because of how the hand 'unfolds', but simply bc of knowing this is not the spot to play AQo against these players OOP unless you want to risk to lose a lot of money. That's discipline.
Yeah, but I recall I think it was at the WSOP where 3 players made sets. Can't recall which year tho. It was a sick thing to see. Think another player had Queen's also and folded it but I might be mixing up 2 hands in my head.
This for me is the most memorable televised quad over a full house I’ve ever seen. Each time I watch it I totally feel the pain for Negreanu. On the plus side he’s still playing his A game nowadays.
The whole event was sick. Super action every hand. Daniel flopped nuts several times just before this hand and lost it all. How he didn't go full tilt here speaks to him being one of the true GOATs.
Daniel new the options and correctly stated them, and i know he was working out the odds on each one in his head. He knew there was a chance but also knows Gus plays loose at times and its hard to figure what Gus would go all in on.
This actually happened to me some years ago in a live cash game I attended. My first live cash game ever, had 88 and flopped a set. one other guy had 99 and one of the 9's flopped as well. I rivered the 8 for quads. Good times!
I once flopped quads on a €5 twister on PP with the wheel hitting 40 I doubled up too as the guy turned Kings full of Jacks I check raised the flop and 3 bet shoved on the turn then went on to win the game by hitting a winning boat a few hands later
He called out the only 3 hands he loses to, all of which are unlikely but totally possible. Daniel had a bad habit of running into the few hands that had him crushed on this show lol
I love Daniel’s genuine look of surprise when he raises his eyebrows in response to Gus’ check on the river, as Gus beautifully rep’d that he was afraid of the four-card straight on the board
In watching Negreanu for some 16+ years I have always seen him jolly and losing with a smile on his face....however, I don't believe I have ever seen him so PISSED until just now..... Daniel handled it like the ultimate pro.....and yet you can see in his eyes the HURT and the PAIN...and twinge of RAGE.....I believe his eyes are saying...."my gut said GUS had it and I should have listened to it".
He always says crap like that. I'm not impressed. Flop could be 9-10-J and someone goes all in he'll say, you probably got Q-K or 7-8.. Wow! What a legendary read. No..its always an obvious read.
Nah, there's no way he was ever folding. You can only ever fold there if it's like a late-stage of a big tournament (like main event) and you know your opponent is an amateur incapable of ever bluffing or value-betting anything other than full houses or quads (cause 6s is the worst pocket pair on that board after all). It's just an automatic pay-off, Gus might play same way with a straight or even trip 5s considering his image. And since Daniel played so passive he could easily just have an overpair as well which means Gus's value range is super wide and you beat almost all of it with a full house. Daniel has "called out" a lot of hands, but unless you actually make the fold it's pretty much irrelevant to say "I had a feeling you had that". Like yeah, if there's a lot of action and you don't have the nuts, it's not hard to figure out what beats you.
@@TheCabIe There aren't really any bluffs on that board though that bluff shove because there was no flush draw or any reason to bluff shove there. If he had 85 or 75 he check calls. There are no hands on that board that Gus bluff shoves. He has 99, 88 or 55 everytime. Every other hand check calls. 97 check calls. 87 check calls. 95 check calls. 85 check calls. 65 check calls. 75 check calls. Gus is a loose maniac but he never bluff shoves there. It's always the nuts.
One of the best people in the game when it comes to reading people. You can't fault a man for losing to quads when he's got a full house.He's folded to better full houses before. So he is capable of making the lay down, but when do you ever suspect quads?
99.999% of players snap call that all in. The fact that Daniel actually took the time to consider that he was beat is really a testament to how good he is.
what an insane hand, there is no way on earth that daniel could lay down that hand, he made the right play..................he is a class act all the way, took the loss like a gentlemen......................
This should be the gold standard of how to act when on the losing end of any pot. Next time you see a guy freaking out over losing $200 to an open end straight draw remember this hand.
Wow Daniel doesn't show his frustration that much despite losing so much money and here I am always wanting to throw my phone everytime I lose my virtual chips lmao
The commentator is so off in this hand trying to analyze what Daniel is thinking. I would bet Negreanu is not trying to extract money but thinking about ways he's beat.
You gotta ask yourself about how losing pots like that have made Negreanu the player he is today ... and yeah ... took that beat like a pro. That’s why everybody likes him.
Kaplan: "The only thing that can save him is maybe, a 7 or an 8 coming up, slowing down the action on the turn." Hahaha completely disregarded the case 5. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I honestly don't see how Daniel can call here. I'm a big fan of Daniel, and think he is one of the best in the game, but here I'm not so sure. What does he beat? Daniel is showing a lot of strength himself and he gets raised on the river by less than the pot. So, it is very unlikely that Gus bluffs there, because it is very likely (from Gus's perspective) that Daniel calls him. And which hand can Gus have? Given the preflop action a pocket pair or overcards are most likely, but it is unlikely that Gus would play the hand like this with overcards (since then he would be bluffing into a very coordinated board, with an opponent showing a lot of strength). So pocket 9's, pocket 8's and pocket 5's are Gus's most likely hands. And they all beat Daniel's hand. 7-10 is a remote possibility, but then Gus would almost certainly not have raised but called on the river. So yes, it is not easy to get away from a full house, but here Daniel really could have found a fold I think.
Gus made a small raise pre flop. That does not in any way exclude him from having a suited 7-10, 5-6, 5-8 or 5-9, all of which Daniel would beat. And there is the overpair. Gus IS a loose player, and he sometimes try to bluff big pots. Its a matter of probability, and if you fold that hand, I bet you lose a lot more money on average, because people too easily frightens you. But yeah, he did not hesitate for no reason, but with Gus' history of bluffing, it clearly was a clever, but unlucky, call.
@@Evilhippie64 Yes good point. Gus being so loose definitely plays into it. I haven't really crunched the numbers on the range of Gus, and the likelihood per hand in the range, but perhaps a call is indeed not so bad here. And yes, there is the danger of results oriented thinking here. If Daniel would have folded to a bluff here, a lot of people would say he is too nitty.
Nah I think you have to call. Daniel is beating 5s full, an overplayed trip 5s and some kind of crazy bluff. He's getting 2.5:1. It's not a great situation but if you fold that you become too exploitable as well.
yea its always going to be a call or you lose more money in the long run. Though in this situation there aren't many times people are going to shove 6 figures over trips with a straight on the board
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Stop spoiling a hand outcome in the video title!!!
Poker Central how about a hand like 78s or os
@@SalDOWN omg, everybody knows about it for years ago...
This is the best quality i've seen this in! Remastered?
@@7eVenCz exactly
Whenever I get coolered online I come here to feel better.
What does coolered mean
@@omarjvillasenor A cooler hand is the one that beats a loser but also very good hand, Just like happened in the video.
Whenever you have a huge hand that should reasonably be the best in the situation but someone has a better hand that is extremely unlikely for them to have.
There are certain hands and situations you are going to lose a ton of money and there is nothing you can do about it.
evan Ace unless you are tom dwan.
Ratpack81
I really only play tourney online now, I told myself not to play cash online I’ve seen to many fishy stuff. But I still took the bait
Playing 2/5
I flopped a set of 4’s opponent flopped a set of 7’s hey shit happens
2nd night
I raise 15 with pocket 22’s get re raised to $40, don’t hate it but don’t love it I call. Flop comes low and I flop a set of 22’s, dude pushes all in and I snap call he has pocket QQ’s and a Q hits the river
3rd night I’m big blind with 10/4 suited first to act makes it $20 and 3 callers before it gets to me, I’m BB so $15 to call, ok I’ll see a flop
Flop.... 10/10/4..... I check and guy who made it $20 pushes all in for close to 1K... again I snap, he shows A/10 and A hits the river
I don’t play cash online anymore, figure combined loss around 3.5K for my online lesson of don’t trust high cash poker unless your playing live
I love the way Daniel looks at Gus the second time he says “so sick.” There’s no animosity. Just “this is how we chose to make a living and crazy shit like this is part of it.”
That season Daniel had some awful luck. He was bullying the table with $1M that went down to $225k before a small comeback. 😆
it's an insignificant slice of Daniel's net worth lol he wasn't affected at all by it, would make the same bet again and again
They also generally own equity in each other to smooth out the variance. That way they bet these huge amounts for TV and even play entertaining poker - like a 22-year-old Dwan bluffing six figures - without being financially harmed by it
lol at all the people saying that daniel should've folded. maybe you guys should sit down with a 100k buy in and show donk daniel how it's done.
The way the hand played out Gus easily could've had pocket 9s, I wouldn't have guessed quads but if I was in Daniel's spot I would've seriously considered the fact that Gus has 9s (or better but most likley 9s) in that position. I've folded sets to higher sets when playing so it's not impossible to make this lay down
yeah you've folded sets in your local 1-2 game. great correlation. congrats for that.
@@Steven-sc3gu Lol 'Gus could've easily had pocket 9s'
Flopping sets is so easy, happens what, 87% of the time?
@@nardinit .... I think he means that, it would have made sense if he had pocket 9s. He would have bet the same way with 9s as he did with 5s.
Or he could have just checked.
The classic check raise all in with quads. Old but gold
Raise, check, all in
It's probably NEVER BEEN DONE since this day
@@Drupp12 This was done to me on the turn once, lol lol lol lol lol serves him right! a guy check raised me all in with quad jacks,
The board was 8c Js 9c Jc he was holding Jd/Jh (I kinda knew this before he showed them cause the way he played). Lol, I instantly, with no pause in between words said "Call muck your cards you're drawing dead straight flush" as I turned over 7c/10c. He showed though and stared at the board nervously (like he thought this was a special deck with a fifth jack in it or something) :-D kerching.
I did this last night, but it was a small tournament with a $25 buy in. Still felt great.
@@Drupp12 lol..
And I get pissed off when I lose a 10 dollar pot online to a cooler.
Yeah, I got pissed because I lost my $10 buy-in at a cash game the other day; now I don't feel so bad, lol.
What's a cooler please
craig sayer when you have a very strong hand but your opponent has a even stronger one
Like the board has A A 10 J K
One has A A for Quads and the other has a Q for a royal flush
@@mingi1489 cheers for that I did not know this tyvm
@@craigsayer8710 if you look on pokernews website there's a A-Z section of all poker terminology. I find it great for referencing when I'm not sure of any poker phrases or nicknames. Its got the lot, even obscure stuff you wouldn't expect.
One of my favorite hands of all time. Can't tell you how many times I've watched. And Kaplan's commentary makes it that much better.
The true Golden Age of poker!
so do i ;)
I loved that “huh” from Daniel when Gus shoved.
Daniel is a true hero and gentleman
Can You imagine what Phil Hellmuth
would have said or even done
in his position?
Robert Wiesler Not when he lost to
slow played quads!!!! I'm a poker pro... I do this for a living. Poker is my life and you slow play quads!! I'm gonna have Aria ban you for life.
Honey he called me with pocket 5, unbelievable!
SO DUCKING SICL, WHO CALLS IN WITH POCKET 5S, AND THEN DOESNT CHECK THE FLOP,
@brownwings00 Hi Phil. Or are you Phils number one brown noser?
Literally this video ends with "your looking at a man who just lost 300k" - then Negreanus masterclass advert came up LOL
that's the same guy?
howdareyou41 yes went bald then got a hair transplant
Lol
I was curious on what his and Ivey’s masterclass was like so I Torrented them and well. . . Let’s just say you’re not missing much, they’re terrible
Lol,
Daniel should get his advertising money back.
Gus: “I’m all in”
Daniel: “huh!?”
Lmaaaoooo
Greatest televised sequence in poker history… Gabe’s commentary, Esfandiary’s comment, David Gray’s dancing, the flop, Eli & Doyle yammering, THE TURN, Negreanu’s face when Gus announced all in… EPIC!!
I mean given the cards, this would very likely play the same way with most top tier talent
Your looking at someone who just lost $1.90 cents USD on Zynga Poker...
LMAO
I'm dead 💀
LOL
Daniel looked like he was gonna throw up after this hand but I’m glad he’s now (and has been for years) in the top 3 Poker money earners in history 👌🏻😁
Do you know how much money he spent to make that top 3? He's notorious for firing a ridiculous amount of bullets to win some of those tourneys. Daniel is way overrated. He's solid but he's no where near the top of the poker talent.
No such thing as 'skill' in Poker. It's literally 80% chance and 20% knowing basic rankings and percentages. You have to fire bullets to win anything.
@@skyedge3407 So much more. But I hear ya.
Ohh you mean that look of his nuts hitting the floor, and his stomach dropping to where his nuts just were? Lol 😆
@@skyedge3407 then why do u players like Dan smith, steven Chadwick, jake sheindler, fedor holtz consistently do so well in tournaments?
This is why Daniel will always be my favorite player. Very mathematical, and keeps his calm (at least on the outside) once he finds out Gus sucked out on him. VERY classy at the table and an amazing player overall.
There's another hand several hours later where Daniel loses it, after like 3 more coolers.
Gus didn’t really suck out on Daniel; he really had no reason to believe he didn’t have the best hand on the flop. The turn just sealed it.
@@wickedcurve Of course he sucked out. Given the hand strengths on the flop, he hit a miracle card on the turn. It doesn't matter that he was crushed pre-flop.
@@terracottapie on the flop there was 65 k in the pot
its not a suckout ... its a cooler ..
a suckout is when most of the money is in the pot and you suck out on your opponent ..
if they would have done an all in on the flop than yes it would have been a suckout ...
hand strength changes according to the board ,, what defines if it was a suckout or not is when most of the money went in ..
it would be like me having AK and you AQ and we dont raise the preflop and the board goes AAQ and than all in .. would that be a suckout out ?
nope .. just a cooler
@@terracottapie it would be a suck out if they went all-in on the flop, but its definitely not a suck out like the hand played out (over 80% pot size got in after the 5 hit). Its just a cooler for daniel, especially playing someone as agressive as gus.
After a bad cooler, I always watch this video to feel better. Thanks Daniel for handling this like a champ
Every time I lose 300k on a poker hand I get extremely pissed off. Then I wake up.
LOL. No joke, I had a dream where I took out a 200k loc and lost it all in a huge pot in a situation similar to rounders. It was awful. When I woke up, it made all the 3 figure pots I've lost not feel so bad.
@@mekan0001 I lost a $50 tournament hand with KK. My cat has never recovered.
Nothing to make a man feel more alive than playing cards on credit.
Gus wasn't too happy on the flop 🤣🤣
The best part of this is the fact that Gabe Kaplan is calling the action.
Postle would’ve contemplated folding on the turn, then would’ve folded on the river.
Prison Mike jokes getting a little old don’t ya think?
Would fold preflop to save money. Bastard would have known
def would have folded pre knowing the run out
"After consulting with my crotch, I've decided to fold"
Romanello really WOULD have folded on the river.
4:51 : The polite version of "WILL YOU TWO SHUT UP FOR 3 SECONDS??" LOL
God how I miss this...
They should bring back classic HSP in 2020.
with a table thats 20 meters long for corona
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New HSP has no meaning without Dwan, Ivey, Antonius and the legend Doyle Brunson.
Daniel's reaction to Gus's all in was priceless
As someone who's found himself on both ends of this situation, Negreanus "Huh?" reaction after Hansen went all in was simultaneously painful and pleasing.
That was the MOST entertaining poker hand ever televised, with the best possible commentary ! Respect to Gabe Kaplan.
Kaplan: "Gus is gonna lose alot of money on this hand, the only that can save him is a 7 or 8" Wrong, wrong and wrong. Entertaining none the less.
Most impressive part of this hand is Antonio folding AQ pre-flop
But Antonio loves this country so it’s ok
Raise and reraise AQ is trash most of the time
If u are playing AQ out of position and with 2 raises i bet u are losing a lot of money right now
Out of position AQ should be an auto fold after UG raises and next position reraises.
Ehhhhhhh not really … unless you’re a nit. With a raise and re-raise, A-Q-off is not really a strong hand
3:33 "And Gus checks his QUATS" lol Gabe is great.
*Quads
@@norpriest521 bruh he's saying that it sounds like he's saying QUATS not quads
@@adrianpale2342 We know what he's saying but it doesn't sound like quats it sounds like QUADS* Does squad sound like squat? No it doesn't.
@@AKing43 BRUH the OP is commenting that Gabe, the color commentator, his accent sounds like "QUATS" not "quads." It doesn't matter what the actual pronunciation of the word is suppose to sound like. Did you even check the timecode the OP referenced?
@@adrianpale2342 You're the worst.
That river check was SICK. incredible play
Even more incredible would have been Daniel checking back
"You're looking at a guy who just lost almost 300k cash."
IBS intensifies.
Of all the crazy plays I’ve seen Gus make over the years that river check is probably the craziest
Spectacular play from Gus. He had the goods. But he played soooooo well though.
I've been playing poker for over 10 years and I remember when I first saw this video when I started playing poker and I still feel the same excitement, what a hand!!
This is the hand that got me into poker - literally one of the greatest. Must be 15 years old or more....just amazing.
In this case u have to lay down in order don't lose more chips
Same for me
Amazeballs 😍
15 years old, yep about that...
"I'm all in"
"Huh?"
Was looking for this comment
@@gowmitch069 Daniel with the classic open-mouthed pikachu meme pose
@@adrianpale2342 😂
Just imagine Hellmuth or Tony G there 🤯 Kidpoker shows class
That's why he's not invited. Also, I don't know anyone else who would downplay that Win and not gloat, like Gus did. Classy!
Helmuth wouldn't be that much more upset. Hellmuth gets upset because people make bad plays and get lucky.
Honey he went all in with quads
@@terryogletree2128 INTERNET PLAYER!
Tony g doesn’t tilt when he loses he rubs salt in wounds when he wins
I remember watching this, what a great fold by Esfandiari. Not because of how the hand 'unfolds', but simply bc of knowing this is not the spot to play AQo against these players OOP unless you want to risk to lose a lot of money. That's discipline.
For sure. How many of the new vloggers, like Rampage, would have folded AQo there?
Эсфандиари мог вообще эту раздачу закрыть. На его ол-ин с пятерками и шестерками навряд ли бы ответили
nit fold, u lose money in the long run
@@fish4096 yes but the long run is not gonna include Gus and Daniel everytime so he’s not gonna fold there everytime
Great check by Gus on the river! Caught Daniel completely off guard!
Almost as much as him saying, All in.
Bunch of geniuses in the comments who dont realize how easy the game is when you can see the hole cards after the hand.
Is there any hand more classic than this? I mean there are more entertaining ones, but this is THE HSP hand.
One of the sickest coolers in televised poker history.
Yeah, but I recall I think it was at the WSOP where 3 players made sets. Can't recall which year tho. It was a sick thing to see. Think another player had Queen's also and folded it but I might be mixing up 2 hands in my head.
@@Kazeshini11 it was a set of 6s vs set of 3s vs QQ. :) Only set over set, not set over set over set.
There is a sicker one on a partypoker show. Dude flops quad queens and Robl flopa 9 full over queen. River is a 9
@@Kazeshini11 the Schwartz hand on the WSOP
I dunno i think quad aces vs a royal flush beats this cooler in my opinion 🙂
That check on the river was so brutal!! And then the all in re raise how perfect was that !
This for me is the most memorable televised quad over a full house I’ve ever seen. Each time I watch it I totally feel the pain for Negreanu. On the plus side he’s still playing his A game nowadays.
Roberto Romanello folding a full house is good, too.
The whole event was sick. Super action every hand. Daniel flopped nuts several times just before this hand and lost it all. How he didn't go full tilt here speaks to him being one of the true GOATs.
That is so F ING sick
Gabe's "WOW" at 0:44 and 2:00 killed me
I'm dead
Daniel new the options and correctly stated them, and i know he was working out the odds on each one in his head. He knew there was a chance but also knows Gus plays loose at times and its hard to figure what Gus would go all in on.
"I wasn't too happy on the flop" yet raises :)
It's the right play though. Sometimes you have to raise even when you don't like your hand.
He didn't like the flop for that exact reason ... he raised and get called
That river check by Gus was amazing!
Watching this never gets old :)
WOW he checked quads on the river. That’s crazy, what a play. Don’t know if I could do that.
This actually happened to me some years ago in a live cash game I attended. My first live cash game ever, had 88 and flopped a set. one other guy had 99 and one of the 9's flopped as well. I rivered the 8 for quads. Good times!
I am happy for you!!
You were playing for 1 dollar
I once flopped quads on a €5 twister on PP with the wheel hitting 40 I doubled up too as the guy turned Kings full of Jacks I check raised the flop and 3 bet shoved on the turn then went on to win the game by hitting a winning boat a few hands later
i was at a house game and aksed the dealer for a royal straight flush. i got it
wow that was beautiful play by gus. that check on the river put a smile on my face
I don’t see how you play vs the dudes that can basically read your hand. Crazy how smart these dudes are at this game
He called out the only 3 hands he loses to, all of which are unlikely but totally possible. Daniel had a bad habit of running into the few hands that had him crushed on this show lol
Regardless of this hand they are still pretty good at reading most hands
I love Daniel’s genuine look of surprise when he raises his eyebrows in response to Gus’ check on the river, as Gus beautifully rep’d that he was afraid of the four-card straight on the board
In watching Negreanu for some 16+ years I have always seen him jolly and losing with a smile on his face....however, I don't believe I have ever seen him so PISSED until just now..... Daniel handled it like the ultimate pro.....and yet you can see in his eyes the HURT and the PAIN...and twinge of RAGE.....I believe his eyes are saying...."my gut said GUS had it and I should have listened to it".
Gus said loud and clear "I'm all in" but Daniel still asked "Ha?"
“You might have the nuts” my boy DNegs nearly talked himself into what would be the most legendary fold of all time
He always says crap like that. I'm not impressed. Flop could be 9-10-J and someone goes all in he'll say, you probably got Q-K or 7-8.. Wow! What a legendary read. No..its always an obvious read.
@@bignickdigger7105 That wouldn't even be an obvious read. That would be such an obvious bluff that it's not even obvious anymore.
BigNick Digger going all in with KQ is actually a garbage play
Nah, there's no way he was ever folding. You can only ever fold there if it's like a late-stage of a big tournament (like main event) and you know your opponent is an amateur incapable of ever bluffing or value-betting anything other than full houses or quads (cause 6s is the worst pocket pair on that board after all).
It's just an automatic pay-off, Gus might play same way with a straight or even trip 5s considering his image. And since Daniel played so passive he could easily just have an overpair as well which means Gus's value range is super wide and you beat almost all of it with a full house.
Daniel has "called out" a lot of hands, but unless you actually make the fold it's pretty much irrelevant to say "I had a feeling you had that". Like yeah, if there's a lot of action and you don't have the nuts, it's not hard to figure out what beats you.
@@TheCabIe There aren't really any bluffs on that board though that bluff shove because there was no flush draw or any reason to bluff shove there. If he had 85 or 75 he check calls. There are no hands on that board that Gus bluff shoves. He has 99, 88 or 55 everytime. Every other hand check calls. 97 check calls. 87 check calls. 95 check calls. 85 check calls. 65 check calls. 75 check calls. Gus is a loose maniac but he never bluff shoves there. It's always the nuts.
It sucks that we don't see gus anymore, was a big fan of the great Dane but now miss seeing him in poker.
One of the best people in the game when it comes to reading people. You can't fault a man for losing to quads when he's got a full house.He's folded to better full houses before. So he is capable of making the lay down, but when do you ever suspect quads?
That delayed WOWWWW from Gabe will never ever get old
99.999% of players snap call that all in. The fact that Daniel actually took the time to consider that he was beat is really a testament to how good he is.
I wud av called all in a blink of an eye.
Respect daniel.
Daniels outlook is phenomenal in the reasoning he goes through to call.
Durr would have folded and emailed Daniel some tips.
Exactly. People who said Daniel should have folded the full house would had the fastest snap call ever in their life and then rage, scream, shout.
After the check raise on the flop and the check on the river this is a snap bet fold
"ah so sick, so sick" 🤣 Legendary
Gus has such a good poker face!!!! He has the same expression with 7 2 off as he does A K suited and pocket Aces !!!
Ill never forget daniels face when he says "huh!?"
what an insane hand, there is no way on earth that daniel could lay down that hand, he made the right play..................he is a class act all the way, took the loss like a gentlemen......................
This guy has the best poker face I've ever seen. Like no emotion ever. Quite amazing.
Everything he did at the poker table conveyed information.
he was too loosey goosey, at least he wasnt eating a sandwich
Too loose goosey this time wasn't you, Daniel the doughnut 😄
This is the ultimate crossover in terms of chapters in "Why do I choose this for a living?"
Lol at all the youtube poker pros playing their 1/2's talking about how easy it is to fold set over set.
I did this once. Made $20. The host almost threw his beer stein through the window.
To this day, I'm still wondering who was the one who yelled to Gus to stop smiling. hmmmm.
Underrated part of this hand is Antonio folding AQ
Honestly at the end he looks hurt! Even if he's a millionaire losing that much in one hand is enough to make you sick
This should be the gold standard of how to act when on the losing end of any pot. Next time you see a guy freaking out over losing $200 to an open end straight draw remember this hand.
Wow Daniel doesn't show his frustration that much despite losing so much money and here I am always wanting to throw my phone everytime I lose my virtual chips lmao
The commentator is so off in this hand trying to analyze what Daniel is thinking. I would bet Negreanu is not trying to extract money but thinking about ways he's beat.
Always the biggest pot in the history of high stakes Poker. Every single video I see.
Gus blinked 100 times in 4 seconds when that 5 hit the turn. Haha.
Lies
You gotta ask yourself about how losing pots like that have made Negreanu the player he is today ... and yeah ... took that beat like a pro. That’s why everybody likes him.
Great dignity by both players!!! THAT is what makes champions.
Thats the look I make when I lose out on $11 buy in. I can't imagine 300k
I felt sad for losing €10 lmao
absolutely unreal.. sick-hand wow.
Just remember later Daniel coolered Gus when Gus had QQ and the flop gave Daniel 2 pair to the tune of 400k. So Daniel got 200 k back.
akmd114379 wasnt this episode though
Gus I am all in, Daniel "Ahhhh".
Ahhhhh
Kaplan: "The only thing that can save him is maybe, a 7 or an 8 coming up, slowing down the action on the turn."
Hahaha completely disregarded the case 5. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Antonio Sitting With AQ and Says "Out of Position Against Gus & Daniel Negreanu" and Folds...Great Comment and Very Smart Poker Player and Great Fold
Daniel's still the best
lol
"Gus is gonna lose a lot of money in this hand." Not so fast.
6:08 For thirty years of honest work for € 900 a month I earn € 300,000. Daniel spent my entire career spent or lost in 5 minutes of play.
Sad
That check on the river. So satisfying.
Hansen has always been one lucky SOB.
Not online lol.
I always appreciated how super camouflaged the cameras were.
That check on the river is probably the best play I’ve ever seen in a game of poker hands down
A river check raise is almost always a monster. Cold deck 🥶
He could easily lose to nines full like come on
Daniel: "Huh?"
Classic!
Small loss, look at those Chinese Triton player's..
One of the biggest coolers in poker history. Nevertheless, props to Gus for playing his quads that way.
I honestly don't see how Daniel can call here. I'm a big fan of Daniel, and think he is one of the best in the game, but here I'm not so sure. What does he beat?
Daniel is showing a lot of strength himself and he gets raised on the river by less than the pot. So, it is very unlikely that Gus bluffs there, because it is very likely (from Gus's perspective) that Daniel calls him.
And which hand can Gus have? Given the preflop action a pocket pair or overcards are most likely, but it is unlikely that Gus would play the hand like this with overcards (since then he would be bluffing into a very coordinated board, with an opponent showing a lot of strength). So pocket 9's, pocket 8's and pocket 5's are Gus's most likely hands. And they all beat Daniel's hand. 7-10 is a remote possibility, but then Gus would almost certainly not have raised but called on the river.
So yes, it is not easy to get away from a full house, but here Daniel really could have found a fold I think.
Gus made a small raise pre flop. That does not in any way exclude him from having a suited 7-10, 5-6, 5-8 or 5-9, all of which Daniel would beat. And there is the overpair. Gus IS a loose player, and he sometimes try to bluff big pots. Its a matter of probability, and if you fold that hand, I bet you lose a lot more money on average, because people too easily frightens you. But yeah, he did not hesitate for no reason, but with Gus' history of bluffing, it clearly was a clever, but unlucky, call.
@@Evilhippie64 Yes good point. Gus being so loose definitely plays into it. I haven't really crunched the numbers on the range of Gus, and the likelihood per hand in the range, but perhaps a call is indeed not so bad here.
And yes, there is the danger of results oriented thinking here. If Daniel would have folded to a bluff here, a lot of people would say he is too nitty.
Thx for the upload! Nobody saw this hand already
jan metdepet ughh
Nah I think you have to call. Daniel is beating 5s full, an overplayed trip 5s and some kind of crazy bluff. He's getting 2.5:1. It's not a great situation but if you fold that you become too exploitable as well.
yea its always going to be a call or you lose more money in the long run. Though in this situation there aren't many times people are going to shove 6 figures over trips with a straight on the board