UNBELIEVABLE BLUFF! (2019 World Series of Poker Main Event Final Table)
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- The two biggest stacks at the final table of the WSOP ME go head-to-head in what looks to be the most fascinating hand yet. While everyone else concerns themselves with laddering up, Garry Gates and Hossein Ensan are playing to win. Garry makes a particularly inspired river bluff, but how will it work out for him?
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Dougie is on fire with these uploads 🔥 keep it up , i dont think you ever uploaded so much videos in such little time
he made a bet with joey.. he has too. hahaha
finaltableboy details on this lol link to video
@@kemoblue4u th-cam.com/video/T8dFmZ1zO3U/w-d-xo.html hr 2
He uploaded content nearly every day last summer. The good ol days
@@finalt8bleboy Ye i know i saw that
He didn't do much content after the podcast with Joe so i was beginning to wonder how tf is he gona make 80 videos or so (cant recall the exact number)
But the amount of content he is putting out right now is insane
best ending in a while. keep up the good work.
If you plan on 3 streeting, build up the pot to scary levels so your opponent shits bricks when you pressure him.
Probably should have covered the girl in the pink shirt on the rail in the Gates shot tbh
This is not a good bluff in my opinion. Gates had a decent bluff catcher, and he was getting a good price, so in my opinion calling is 100% the only play to be made here especially given the whole ICM situation.
He had bluffcatcher but even decent bluff. To be fair from that lead only what makes sense is maded 2 pairs on river which he block, then it is way more combos of 1 pairs blockbets or slowplayed flush ace high only.
@@MBMASTR Ensan was the chip leader and had been playing like a maniac. In Dougs next video he bluff-raised a bad pair no kicker on the turn after getting check-raised on the flop. So its very reasonable to assume, that this donk bet could also be a bluff and snap it off with second pair.
But its not very reasonable to assume, that a maniac with a huge stack is going to blocker bet top pair and then fold it to a small raise. Blocker bet, sure, but fold, never. As in never at all. So the raise basically only fold out bluffs, which Gates was beating already.
Great analysis AND hilarious ending. I was sure the bluff would work, but then again it is the Main Event. So, the ‘pros’ are folding QQ like the nut low, and mega stack is snap calling with any ol’e top pair. This is why live poker will never die...
This was a pretty weird river. It should just have gone check-check with those hands. Hard to tell, what was going through both players minds. But they had been playing for a long time, so one can only imagine, that some history and dynamics were in play here.
Ensan is live pro.
that's 2019 WSOP main even winner hossein ensan to you
And maybe plays like this one are the reason he has built such a big stack. Ensan already won a EPT before. He is not coming from nowhere.
@@gaelsaussereau4375 Yeah for real, Ensan had a few million in tournament earnings before this tournament
Doug Polk coming in hot with the hand review vids. This is sick.
Gates didn't seem that loosey goosey, and he didn't even seem to be having that many sandwiches...and yet so much information was conveyed at this table...
Oh wait wait, BB's just a mondial station...
I think there's a good chance he had a read on him honestly
@@johnnytwotimes7854 I agree...jokes aside, they played so many hours, maybe at the time his image was indeed aggressive, and Ensan was planning to bet call most raises.
If you like to see more of Ensan, just watch the EPT High Rollers, where he has been consistently making deep runs for years well prior to 2019.
Well Gates had tiny bet and raise sizes on all streets.
I know! He wasn't even playing on his phone! But still, they understand that everything at the poker table conveys information.
Have you considered changing your channel name to "Dougn't play poker"?
Lol mean but has truth
POLKER****
When I can I buy the "take that nerds" t-shirt?
Both players played badly, but while chip leader played like that because he is a typical tag fish station Garry played like a typical weak mtt reg: choosing the absolute worst spot to bluff (ICM, far from a best hand to bluff there with) and messing up sizings completely. Like in what universe fish atm type of player is leading and then folding for that amount there, lmao.
Hi Vanessa, big fan! Please don't stop making videos now that the WSOP is ending!
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don't worry, he made a prop bet to do 80 vids in 3 months
Lol haven't heard a vanessa joke in ages
Clown lol
Hi 2012 joke! Big fan! Please don't come up with anything new or creative!
We don't deserve that great analysis of a hand like this. Just "Don't bluff the table's calling station" guys 🤣
How deep did YOU get in main event, looser?
@@TheAliakbarazad Ensan is an angle shooter and is only where he is through sheer luck so I wouldn't really defend the guy, imo.
@@dustinbrown5181 When did he angle shoot? I'm not saying he didn't, I just didn't see it. Please share.
@@ilovebrandnewcarpets He didn't in this tournament but has been called out for it multiple times in the past, including by tournament directors and dealers.
Actually the calling station you're talking about made quite a lot of good calls on this tournament. Can't be only luck. I guess he understood what he was facing on the turn.
Man, the chip leader in this game got through 8000 players by being a station who hasnt folded top pair since the Clinton Administration?
Who says pokers dead?
And avoided 256499287483948448 coolers including mild coolers like flopping top pair v bigger overpairs or bigger Kickers (which clearly this guy has never folded top pair in his life). So yeah, super luck box fish on a heater.
@@johngriller4997 This is some kind of satire, right?
@@janschlupp6958 No he actually avoided exactly 256,499,287,483,948,448 coolers. What makes you think its satire?
James Fondren successfull isn‘t the same as good
@@johngriller4997 this 'fish' have 12,673,206$ earnings !! How much do you have ? 50$ ? in poker besides skill you need luck .
Hey Doug I imagine a lot of people give you grief about your analysis but that’s a likely selection effect. Think about all the subs you have - we are here for the nerdy analysis.
Don’t let the haters get you down. Most of us really dig what you are doing.
Oh god that feeling when you get snapped by the K9 😩
If Ensan induced a bluff on the river on purpose that he knew he was calling all along, then he is definitely the best.
he definitely did. the sizing he chose tells the story. he block bet to induce a raise and got max value from it.
Just don’t forget guys; everything you do at a poker table conveys information
zangoat hey baby! I love it!
You can't be all loosey goosey eating a sandwich
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@@alexburke1899 Yep, You have over and or under present yourself at times to keep other players trying to figure you out!
Gates sizing is just way to small on turn to make this river raise meaningful vs massive chip leader. Big turn bet from gates, 2/3 pot +. Then full pot, or even over bet river. Puts top w mid kicker in much worse spot on a straight n flushed board imho. (Especially vs 2nd in chips at the table). But who knows, maybe ensan just calls it off...
Yeah, this sizing was tiny and terrible. Funny how Doug completely skipped talking about it when it was the biggest mistake in the hand. 38mil or 42 mil would have been my choice
You need to understand that everything at the poker table conveys information
Doug quit poker because he has no live reads.
that's cold! lol
Should Garry have used a bigger size to bluff? 25 mil seems way to small for a 35 mil pot as a raise bluff representing a set or better...
Yeah, his sizing was tiny. Of course Doug doesn't talk about it
Honestly cant believe doug didnt mention that...
@@dochmbi I asked cause Doug was saying it was a good spot to bluff yet said nothing of the size ergo he might be implying the size was good
@@timmtheilig6827 The size is just much too tiny for a bluff to work. I can't even think of bet-folding to such a raise with such a big stack on my side....15 mio to call for a 60 mio pot with a stack of over 200 mio ... but again I would not bet on the river either normally.
And if you think his range is polarized you would just call instead of bluffing, because you won't get a strong hand to fold with a small sized bluff. (he had second pair on river, so he has showdown value vs all bluffs)
THANK YOU!
I had to wade through 50 other comments before we get to the only thing I think matters. You raise 15M into 60M?! Terrible sizing.
Damn, He's back and that's amazing! Love your content, great for polker
Doug must be doing a “over/under” video prop bet
Funny you say this he actually has exactly that
@@TheDamien474 with whom and for how much any idea?
bet is with/against papi GTO?
I burst out laughing at the insta call. Doug mixes great analysis with comedy so well!
Did Negreanu make his ad deliberately so that he says "You can't be like" just before you can press skip and then Doug shows up on the screen xD
I think Gary needed to make that bluff a bit bigger, with how big Ensan's stack was, only cost him a relatively small percentage of his stack to be wrong on the call.
If this bluff should work he should jam river.... that K9 call is a BAD call but he called off almost everything. I would have jammed !!
@@boj99 He can't jam there because of icm
Jamming here is insanely stupid but the raise needs to be bigger.
Doug can I be your apprentice to life or poker or hairstyle or something
doug? this is vanessas channel
Whattt no analysis of Ensan's river call?? Was it good or bad Doug?
@Brilliant Idiot who said anything about live reads?
I wanted Doug's insight on whether the bet-call on the river was good or bad from a theoretical standpoint.
The female Commentator saying on the Turn you can check and showdown your Ace high and might be good. ?? . Against which Hand that calls the flop oop? The only ONE Combo I can imagine is Ad9d. If ever. So you can check and give up or check and hope to hit, but check and got to Showdown unimproved will obv never win. Any pair beats you, any Ace high, any straight draw turned into a straight or a pair, and a flushdraw, guess what, became a flush...
Why is the riverbet bad? Its a clear blockbetvaluebet. Also Ensan is very likely to have reads on Gates after playing many hours with him at the same table. Its simple to say "you never want to do that" that is probably right for online poker, but not if its live Poker and Ensan picked up infos. You need to give Ensan a bit more credit there.
Omg I died at the end - hysterical! Great analysis
I'm new to learning poker, so I'm wondering what more experienced people can tell me about this hand. I would have thought the opponent had a flush all the way. What about how this hand played out told the guy his kings were good?
How on earth is Doug making videos while Jamie is in the booth. Fucking shameful this world is. Amazing video Doug.
Randomly pressing buttons gets you 300 million + chips. Oh well, that should motivate the recreational players....
Hey Doug whens next twitch stream? 🤔
Ryan Depaulo is a fucking legend and you acting like you didnt even know the beast unreal man
Lmao, "If you want to learn strategies like what lost Gary millions in value here..." lmfao
Why are you supporting Gary's raise on the river? What is he going to be getting called with that he has beat? You said that it's a good raise because it's unlikely the 10 actually helped Ensan...... but still what's the point of raising? Doesn't make any sense IMO.
Mate... It's a bluff raise.
ensan won 2 ept s or min 1 and made a lot fts , thats sick for ept! he s crazy good with very diffrent style
yep, he is a very good player but apparently not as good as some of the people commenting on this video.
Didn't really adress the size of Garys raise. Seems a bit small. Looks like the guy woulda called anyways but do u like a bigger size better?
Yeah, the sizing was a huge mistake. As usual Doug skips over the most important part of the hand... 40mil would be much better or perhaps even 45mil
Not 1 word on what makes this a good or bad call on the river? Doug is so sick of doing these lol
Doug, what do you think of the river size by GG? I think this play may have more success had he raised bigger. He didn’t even 3x the river.
Yeah, it's a tiny raise, terrible play. Should raise way bigger to like 40mil
Doug, i could careless about this final table.. please cover Jeff Boski
Love your analysis, and that one was awesome.
But why didn't you say something about Ensan's call?
Im surprised the supreme leader didnt mind the river 3bet bluff sizing, i understand it looks more polarized with a larger 3bet but i doubt ensan calls a slightly over pot 3bet there but im a donk so what do i know
He must have had a read on him.
I agree that the river bluff makes a lot of sense, but it's way too small.
This.
I thought he was going to jam. When he didn't, I knew he was getting snapped off.
My favorite part of the video was Norman and the other commentator throwing shade at each other. “Are you big timing him from the booth?” “The player that lasted 8,000 people more than she did decides to do the opposite of what she says.”
I tried a bluff like this in the main event too. Only I did it with a pair of fours on the river instead of a pair of tens. Didn't work out so well. Opponent also had top pair and called.
Hi Doug! Have you considered calling these types of videos "Blocker Hands with Doug Polk"?
New poker: "I'm going to call because I think my kicker blocks some of his bluffs, therefore making a bluff-blocker, so I call."
If his ten blocks hands like two pair, why isnt a call a good option
POTS UP LIES, PUG DOLK HERE!
lmao the ending was great
I like the bluff, but I HATE the sizing. IF you're going to take this line you need to raise like 28M more. (Before the raise) there was 35M in the pot, plus the 8.9M for the call there's 45M in the pot and you're raising him 15M more? Just not enough...
@doug polk , I like the play. don't you think sizing should be slightly bigger though? To me it seems he's giving Ensan a good price to call. Perhaps if he 3.5x-4x'ed it, it would be better. Thoughts?
Agreed with everything in video except raise on river is way too small. Should be at least $35M, $25M is way too small.
I prefer directly fold better than raise bluff. cause Eason do have straight and small flush range that cant fold any size under 45m. Second Chipleader （far more than third）no need take that risk.
You make some good analyses generally but this isn't one of them. The vast majority of the time, like the overwhelming majority, probably 19 out of 20 times, the bb here is polarized to the nuts or a stone cold bluff. Raising accomplishes nothing except that is opens you up to losing more chips when bb is at top of his range. Raising on the river here is only good if you actually put bb on precisely the hand that he has, a naked K, otherwise you raise into a bluff which you would beat by simply calling, or into a flush or straight, in which you lose your chips. Unless he had a read of extraordinary proportions and knew that bb had a K specifically, this raise is bad.
I disagree with almost everything he said hah. I don't like Gary's turn bet, Ensan's river bet or Gary's river raise. It all stems from Gary's less than 25% of the pot c-bet on the flop. I believe that all, but eliminates clubs from his range as a flush draw would bet at least half pot in hopes of just taking it down. So when he bets the club on the turn if I was Ensan I'd be very suspicious since that now becomes a bad card for Gary's range. Knowing that Gary is telling a story that makes no sense I'd check the river and allow him to pay me off. Gary's raise works here, but again the story was just not believable and he should have lost a lot of chips.
5 minutes in I'm so lost with your analysis and strategy because you talk in one long breath with no particular emphasis. Stop breath make a point, stop breathe make a counter point. It was just one run on sentence to me. So I stopped it and replayed it to try and figure out what your saying. You start off, after the winner break down , just spewing numbers about the big and small blinds and then right into the value of the ace 10 off suit with out a single pause. I had no idea this was two thoughts until I replayed it twice more. You know what your saying, we don't! then you talk ahead of the action, as you replay the action, so what your talking about doesn't match the action. Then your strategic analysts doesn't agree with the winning play of Ensan nor do you comment on it!
Personally I think Ensan realized if this guy had the flush he would have bet all in. But the big bet just looked too much like a safe bluff if he got called and that's what happened.
Please can someone explain why the K9 wouldn't lead with a value bet at the flop and turn ?
I get that the BTN is likely to cbet here, but you give him a chance to improve his hand if he has a draw.
And, if you do check the flop with K9, why not c/raise for the same reason ?
Crazy to think the man bet against a possible triple, two pair, straight, straight flush...hell, even pocket aces could beat his hand...these pro players are in another level, I'd run at the first bet with only a pair of kings.
gates seems to mainly be attacking the small sizing which he reads to be thin value. Ensan s relative snap call is indicative of him trying to induce such a spewy raise. He was one step ahead of Gates and estimated that such a brick river like doug mentioned is unlikely to improve gates’ hands that bluffed turn (just as much as its unlikely to have improved his) and thus the small lead to induce bluff raises. if gates did have ensan beat with AA or AK kq is he s never going to raise river when lead into on such a board so its a great blocker/ inducive type bet.
I dislike that I cant spam the like button, "Take that you nerds....the guy had the right ideas, not the right bet and ball size on the river.....lets go allin there on the river with the ten flush blocker, and then lets see if mister migstack wants to snap it off....RIks it to win the biscuit
I feel like the call call bet line is ether a very strong hand or a pure bluff. i would never raise that. In my opinion its call or fold. Ensan would never do that with a hand that calls and loses to the reraise on the river. What is he trying to achieve? Get him of the king? aint going to happen with this stack... Bluffing a weaker hand you would beat anyways?
Starting catch up on old vids. Call me a fish but still not up to speed on 🐓 blockers! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
it shouldn't get lost in the analysis that Ensan block bet the river to induce the bluff raise which you have to respect that he had a plan and stuck to it.
It's a game of luck. No need to analyze and comments in this game. This is only for entertainment, they make you think you can be a professional but in the end ...?
i think that raise from gates on the river was useless:. if it was meant to be a bluff then it was a bad size , ensan of course he had to pay the rest of the chips because the raise wasnt so high at all , on the other hand , if gates raised for value with his 10 then hey , only a better hand would call or raise you especially with that raise and in fron of the chip leader and apparently a calling station.
gates story was good, he had to raise allin on the river or simply call for his 10 value showdown. am i right or i play bad poker ?
Of course Ensan was gunna call! Hes the chip leader with 235 million and the dudes betting peanuts and played that hand terrible.
considering all this range talk. why doesn’t bb just decide to be god like and flat KxKc in the bb flop top set and then turn a flush draw?
Ensan is mainly a lucky noob who doesnt know what hes doing and why... you can see it on his face and he'd probably even snap call a shove so bluffing is not effective vs him
"If you want to learn strategies similar to what lost Garry millions of dollars here...check out my course!"
I love how Ensan plays old school poker. He is zero GTO and 100 percent old school poker where you pay your have and just get tells by staring down your opponent. At the end of the day he reads his opponents and their betting pattern and calls bullshit when he sees it. He's win almost 15 million in tournament winnings if not more from my understanding so it's definitely working for him.
Also read: he is a long term loser.
@@irishock is he really? I thought the opposite side he win so many tournaments. I know he won 8 million in one, 2 million in another, 4 million in another and cashed a bunch more times. Where did you read he's a long time lose in? I'd love to research that. If you could maybe post a link if be very appreciative so I can see what about him I haven't heard. I tried googling what you said and I couldn't find anything. I couldn't even find if he is selling action or not to be honest and if he is how much of it is other people's money.
@@babayega_ No winner makes that call. Simple.
@@irishock but he made the right call and when he called he was right and he won. LoL. And went on to win this tournament. First place out of almost 9 thousand players.
@@babayega_ Results oriented = long term loser.
Calling after some considerable thought is one thing, but snap-calling in that spot just means he's a donkey.
Newbie question: wouldn't Gates also have worse hands here with less showdown value for a bluff raise? (e.g. Ace of clubs w/ no pair that missed the draw) Thanks for a great video!
Certainly. In fact, it's more likely he has air here if he's bluffing because he has good showdown value by hitting the 10 on the end. Probably why Ensan called... if the bluff was bigger Ensan may have taken some more time but still may have called.
15 minute videos of you analyzing 1 poker hand...make them 5 minutes or less.
"If you want to learn strategies that lost Garry millions of dollars in value here, you can check out my training videos at upswingpoker.com" lol
What is poker coming to man, how fucking slow are these people playing?! Come on man.
The River raise was way too small. I feel like a raise to 40,000 would have been better.
Guarantee when Gates raised the river card the thought of "blockers" never crossed his mind, same for Ensan.
Enssan could’ve thought “ I’ve K9 I’m blocking the 97 straight and his K hands so blocking his value “ or something like that. But as Doug says the lead out doesn’t make sense really
Dougie Po, you been AWOL for 6 months and now getting all spewy with the Vids. What's the angle?
Anybody who clicks to watch this doesn’t need a 5th grade tutorial before the turn
um, easy analysis.... donkey move with a terrible pair. i mean, really??
so is the take away here that gates should have re-raised more on the river or that he shouldn't have bluffed to start. both?
This entire main event final table has been one big fuck you to Polker Hands analysis
Wait i thought he was going to fold lol. It killed the whole purpose of a so called bluff
He bluffed and got called, it happens. It was still a semi bluff.😳
DPP, 😃👍.
Garry needs to put down the sandwich and stop playing so loosey goosey.
Doug, get your ass back in the tables. The game needs you.
When I saw Norman Chad praising donk betting last night, saw this hand, I was hoping Dougie boy would cover it!
norman caters to the viewers that still believe that poker is about looking at your opponent in their eyes and guessing if they're bluffing or not..that's a good thing
I have a question for Jamie Kertsetter... against which hand that calls you on that flop you could be ahead with A10 on that turn to check and get to showdown ?
basically just A high with worse kicker and some queen highs
Doug is firing the vids!!!
why would he raise that small？ that's a stupid sizing
Dude..can you just stop trying to make everyone thinking poker players... Please? It's like you found a new way to ruin the game out of spite
(this is 100% a joke)
bigger turn bigger river and just dont bluff the fish
oh man Joeys gonna upload so much BS if he actually tries to win this lmao
Ryan depaulo coming for you
Hossein insane got them live reads
Night train or he’s got them Leon eyes in the sky #Ensangate
It was a terrible plug. And I loved it.