$1,000,000 Knockout! Pocket Aces Disaster at World Series of Poker!

[@elijahkangas4704]

To the people saying this was a slow roll, the buy in was 1 million, even for someone like Daniel this is still a decent amount to lose. I don’t understand how thinking out loud and taking a minute at most is considered “slow rolling”, there’s a world tricket had the nuts on the turn however the story didn’t check out. Negreanu has had a history of being out of line every now and then but in my opinion this is definitely not one of them. EDIT: I was not expecting this comment to get the traction it did, nor the argument in the comments. At the end of the day there will always be people who disagree, I just feel that if you had a substantial amount at stake most people would have to think for a second just to double check. Negreanu is also widely known for his table antics and his talk at the table, and usually gets info that way, should he have called sooner is up to how you play poker, I just know that if you don't think take a second to think you may end up regretting it.

[@barryjb]

He is literally never ever folding. That makes it a slowroll.

[@nb22bn]

@@barryjbjust stop talking

[@WrestleGermainia]

@@barryjb running through possibilities doesn't hurt when the stakes are this high. He doesn't exactly have the nuts, no harm double checking betting patterns to see if the 10s or straight is possible. I wouldn't call that a slow roll.

[@akwolf1434]

Dude could have had 7-8 suited. Checked the flop to trap Daniel. Easy to talk when you can see the cards preflop. Throw your million on the table and see how long you talk it out???

[@Gopstop222]

@@barryjb yes he is he have also folded kings preflop

[@dave.23.]

Thinking this was even close to a slowroll never even crossed my mind. Daniel did not have the nuts. The way the hand played out, he still could have been beaten. And losing this hand would cripple him. Going through possibilities in your head is smart, not slowrolling.

[@woahblow4127]

6s or 5s would be really aggressive, 10s make sense and he literally talks about it. Other 9 combos are highly unlikely. So ya not a slow roll just a quick think

[@JohnSmith-nx7zj]

If this was some OMC seriously agonising over the decision I’d take your point (in which case it would be a nit roll but not a slow roll). But I can’t believe Daniel is ever thinking seriously about folding here. Yes, Trickett could have TT exactly, but in a 3-bet pot when he’s about 30 BBs deep that’s pretty much the only hand Daniel is losing too. If he’s got TT you just have to pay him off.

[@woahblow4127]

@@JohnSmith-nx7zj you are saying exactly what he says before he calls lol

[@buzztrucker]

It's easy to have a different perspective when we can see the players' hands during the game.

[@black_squall]

It's weak minded, bruised ego, sore losers that are reminded of their own bad poker memories that call this slow rolling.

[@Crycalo]

A slow roll is when you take a long time to make a decision when you have the best possible hand based on what cards your holding + community cards shown. 10-9, 5-9, 6-9, pocket 5's, 6's, 9's, 10's, 7-8, A-9, K-9, Q-9 are all better hands on this board compared to Daniels J-9. So that's 11 different hands that are better than Daniel's so there's no way that is a slow roll. Edit: I need to clarify because some people don't understand what I'm saying: I'm not talking about Trickett's hand, the format, player ranges, bet sizing's, likelihood of betting/checking/raising certain hands, ect I am only talking in general about what hands Daniel could've had instead of J-9 that are better because the comments on this video are saying Daniel slow rolled when Trickett shoved on the river, Daniel took 32 seconds to make a decision with the 12th nuts and in my opinion I do not see that as a slow roll. I hope I got my point across and things are cleared up

[@jacobgoldman5780]

well obviously many of those combos arent feasible (trickett isnt 3betting 95, 96, 66, 55 and better 9s dont take this line often), but agreed slowroll is extreme term to call it.

[@jwangcap]

Pocket nines isn't possible, that would add up to 5 nines total

[@Crycalo]

@jwangcap most of the comments are filled with people saying daniel slow rolled. To clarify, I was listing off all of the hands daniel could of had instead that are better than J9 and concluded that J9 isn't a slow roll hand based on the number of better made hands based on that board.

[@memebranes]

well he knows nobody could have pocket 9s if he has 3 of em but otherwise yes. 10 hands beat him. nowhere close to a slow roll, he got lucky on the river and even then thats a tough call

[@GEMSofGOD_com]

I have five 9s

[@ShayneBrown-j5g]

lol he called in 30 seconds or less and a slow roll is when you have the nuts,Daniel did not have the nuts ! Great statement lol

[@SirStanleytheStumbler]

@@ShayneBrown-j5g ya I think people are just impatient when it isn't an auto call. This isn't online poker.

[@mattyday90]

Who said a slowroll has to be the nuts

[@bonwatcher]

Daniel likes to flex his hand reading skills, so this was nothing but him telling the table he's reading their hands long before they realize it. 💪😂

[@DavidL1986]

he also said I think your dead i.e... i most likely have the best hand

[@mtraven23]

You don't have to have the nuts, just a winning hand to slow roll. Frankly, you don't even need to win, it's more about the mentality of the slow roller, they think they are winning and that's all that matters

[@Orcasgt22]

In a cash game Daniel would call in 1 second. If he's wrong he can just rebuy and maybe win his money back in future hands. This is not a cash game. This is a $1,000,000 buy in tourney and Daniel paid in full on his own. Losing that much is alot, even for a guy who couldn't put losing 1 million in a poker session on the top 20 worst days hes ever had on the felt. Additionally, his opponent is Sam Trickett. Sam is never bluffing here. He could even had 55 or 66. Spending a minute or so to rerun the action and come toa conclusion is reasonable. Its not a slow roll. Its clear Daniel wasn't 100% sure instantly.

[@spicekid2582]

When Daniel said why would you check tens there. Trickett knew he was beat.

[@imcurious1156]

but I don't get it, Trickett didn't check tens there, he bet. Isn't betting 1M+ at the turn in line with having 3x10s? And that's why Daniel asked himself, "would you check tens and then do that? No..." I don't get it, someone please explain

[@johns783]

@@imcurious1156 he was asking himself if Trickett would check 10s on the flop, not the turn. 10s should bet that flop as 10s are a vulnerable hand to overcards coming later, whereas aces can play more trappy on later streets instead.

[@brianlevor6295]

@@johns783 Exactly. Aces can check or bet there, but to check 10s on that flop would be bad poker.

[@wmoule]

@@imcurious1156He’s playing to the camera, he’s almost telling the opponent he has 3 nines.

[@villardileonardo2411]

U can actually see his soul leaving his body...

[@RainaEmms]

This is why when you have AA you don't let players hang around to catch something to beat you.

[@lobstercrostini]

he was trying to get more money out of Daniel, and he might have, but the river gonna river

[@alanfrost75]

@@lobstercrostini Also he bet pretty big on the turn. That was a pretty loose call from Daniel with second pair. But I guess if he had him on a possible AK, AQ or something like that it makes sense.

[@cesear123456]

100%

[@powellpker]

no lol daniel sucked out... bad call on the turn

[@Mike-qo4kp]

Exactly

[@firefoxx2100]

„I think you‘re dead…“ made my day. In this Moment you know that your Rockets are going down in flames.

[@claytf4816]

I know my rockets are going down in flames the moment they're delt to me.

[@FantomP.]

I think he realized that the moment it was said, you could kind of tell when he reveals his pocket aces with some doubt on his face, he realized Daniel had a superior hand before he really saw it.

[@Gizziiusa]

what was "ranch dressing" commentary at the end. An inside joke ?

[@animaroku]

When he looks him in the eyes and says "I think you are dead", with the camera angle POV, it really feels like we are him, in our last breathe. Cinematic moment

[@david_cop_a_feel7538]

You're like one of those people with the sign that says 'I Can't Breath'.

[@rocksteady8232]

all fake ,they are family destroyers , devil servants , ppl die bcs of this GAME , ert jhonson bte

[@geiseric222]

@@david_cop_a_feel7538what

[@SethinBerlin]

@@david_cop_a_feel7538 what a tool

[@doronstauber7285]

Accusing Kidpoker of slowrolling or bad etiquette is hilarious. He is one of the greatest ambassadors of Poker.

[@kyleblack1206]

Yeah, he’s such a great ambassador when he spent 10+ years taking in that dirty PokerStars money that was blatantly stolen from online players.

[@doronstauber7285]

@@kyleblack1206 Honey, I found the Hellmuth fan.

[@kyleblack1206]

@@doronstauber7285 lol great deflection. I’m actually not a hellmuth fan. You’re just in denial that Negreanu has dirty money in his bank account. That plus his money on “the Big Game” wasn’t his. He was sponsored.

[@Kanders190]

Slowrolling implies intent, like he was intentionally doing it to annoy Trickett. This is a nitroll, it's different.

[@kyleblack1206]

@ theres a camera rolling so Daniel has to give his usual stupid speech because he knew he just sucked out super hard.

[@OneEyedJack01]

When DNegs started talking on the river, you could see in Trickett's eyes as his heart hit the floor.

[@NT-lq3lq]

I think you're dead... and then that subtle shake of the head by trickett was the confirmation he needed to call. That's why he goes for those speeches people find annoying

[@MCFoultier]

Not really, he would have called anyway. He was just annoying.

[@jaydenhamilton6522]

⁠@@MCFoultier1mill buy in, he has said many times on podcasts that all his speech at the table is for intel, That was most definitely not a slow roll

[@tommyfu9271]

no his hand is why he called. he didn't make some amazing read.

[@codetaku]

@@tommyfu9271 It wasn't an "amazing read", it was a soft confirmation of a suspicion he already had lol. He was staring intently when he said those words.

[@tommyfu9271]

@@codetaku he was NEVER folding

[@aidonis98]

When checking the flop goes wrong. LoL

[@DafyddJohnson]

nope

[@Pacific2007]

not sure why he checked the flop exactly but I'm not the one who put in a million to play lol ..

[@travisbickle0526]

Because its terrible for his range and he also needs strong hands on boards he's gonna check a lot, to balance the times when he has nothing

[@louisastuto2878]

Looks like you answered your own question 😂.

[@bobloblaw6205]

not sure why who checked the flop? it made sense for both them to do it....trickett wants to extract more later and negraneau wants to play it safe

[@Pacific2007]

@@bobloblaw6205Not sure why Trickett checked the flop on a board like that .... Extracting more cost him the tournament , I would personally never do that , I would bet the flop hard and bet the turn even harder and try to take it. Aces are only a pair after all. in a cash game I might play it slower but in a tournament , Never. just my opinion.

[@mattgarrett2583]

@@Pacific2007 The number of times I try and milk a pot with AA by trapping or doing small raises and it's lost me big is unreal. To where now when I have pocket A I just jam repeatedly and hope they have a KK and don't hit a set.

[@RosnerTheWriter]

I haven't read all the comments, so this was probably addressed. Why would Negreanu stay in when Trickett bets 1.2M after the 10 comes on the Turn? I'm perplexed by why Negreanu would stay after the turn. The commentator said it best, "WHERE DID THAT CARD COME FROM?" Was 1.2M not enough to scare him when he's got a pair of 9s? I guess that's why I'm not at that table

[@edstevens4439]

Don't know what DN's thought process was. pr 9s not so great when not even top pair and he just called the bet. Nobody but him could come out of that smelling like roses.

[@mid1880]

The point is: what hand could Trickett have to tri-bet pre-flop, check flop, then bet turn? Sure, he could have a 10, but it's unlikely: you don't tri-bet hands like A 10, K 10 or Q 10 pre-flop to play the rest of the hand out of position, it would be incredibly loose. So, most likely he has a pocket pair or stuff like A K or maybe A Q. After checking flop and betting turn, he was either already winning on the flop (e.g. with an overpair) or he is still behind: that 10 at the turn changes nothing if you take into account his possible range pre-flop. And the chances Trickett is behind should be high enough to make that call with second pair (Trickett could have missed flop with A K or A Q, he could have a smaller pair like 7s or 8s, etc.). Plus, you always have some outs on the river, as demonstrated here. Daniel kept the pot small by checking flop probably to be able to call and win against those hands and also to limit the losses in those few cases when he is behind and can't catch up.

[@stevebutter3k]

I respect Dnegs game so much, guy is a legend

[@jackmealor8455]

Didn’t even think about that as a slow roll until the comments. DN thought he could have pocket tens maybe a full house with the last 9. Didn’t even take that long or play with the chips

[@DexterHaven]

Daniel is my fave player!!!! Nice call.

[@victorhopper6774]

dumb luck

[@gilliganallmighty3]

He is that least pro that I would want to be heads up against. His understanding of body language and player ranges makes it crazy difficult to bluff him.

[@anwiii55]

nice call? he was behind dumb dumb....

[@DexterHaven]

@@anwiii55 So, you call to see who will win in the end.

[@anwiii55]

@@DexterHaven if that's how you play poker, please invite me to your next game haha

[@gstung]

Tricket's shove is a little curious. This is a tournament and a big one. What is he hoping to get called by? I think betting 1.8 million or something like that, Daniel instacalls. But the shove in a tournament at this point implies a nutted hand. And Daniel didn't fold, he just thought about it for a minute. Nothing wrong with this at all.

[@robertrouthier2603]

I think he believed Daniel was playing the top of his range (D opened utg and called the turn on a board that looked like it missed both players) and probably placed him on something like QQ or KK and his own aces were pretty well disguised here (played it more like he would with AK). I think he thought he had the best hand and wanted to value bet big to get called by a worse pocket pair.

[@SamLoplearrrrrooosci]

@@robertrouthier2603He should have slowed his roll when the board paired on the river.

[@Mathemagical55]

DNegs will call him with any hand that beats AK

[@yuhyuhtheindigo7085]

I remember this tourney, this is the one that had quad over quad on the stone bubble. Sick

[@jrviade85]

of course you remember it! it was today

[@StankHunt42]

Thats weird cost I lost with a straight flush over straight flush on the bubble

[@camaxxor]

@@jrviade85pretty sure this is from 2014. When Daniel got second place

[@agsvisgoed]

Its was the nut flush vs rivered quads 3333 right ? If i remember correctly

[@danielhoang289]

@yuhyuhtheindigo7085 no, the quad over quads bubble was the 2014 Main Event, where Mark Newhouse had quad queens and knocked out the guy with quad 5's on the bubble. The event on this youtube video however, is the 2014 Big One for One Drop. Same year, but different event.

[@craigborrenpohl1233]

What does all in on the river accomplish? What hands are you getting called by you beat because I can’t think of many?

[@jakecooper5855]

You should learn to think a level or two deeper and not just regurgitate things you've heard in other videos.

[@TiFritz3434]

Why would you check the flop with aces?

[@Gav_Ireland]

Expected a bet from Daniel

[@TiFritz3434]

@MrGavinore Not after you re-raised pre flop.

[@CraigARG]

Range balancing. Better flop for Daniel's defend range.

[@jimd9606]

@@TiFritz3434 big mistake from Trickett

[@SamLoplearrrrrooosci]

@@jimd9606Why? Daniel is calling there regardless with top pair.

[@tkoesler2333]

Nice speech. Well played. One of the best.

[@tharalter]

This is not a slow roll. 5's, 6's and 10's all make a full house. Someone with a set of fives seeing the full house made would bet the same and Negreanu would lose. He could have also had a 9 with a better kicker, betting when he hit the third nine. Negranu knew he wasn't going to fold, he just was calculating what else beat him, which was plenty. He's one of the best players in the world and amateurs thinking they know better and trying to start drama are frankly insulting and disrespectful.

[@psachy]

Can someone explain the "ranch dressing" reference the commentator made at the end of the video? I don't get it.

[@JeremyCuddles]

Apparently Trickett has a history with ranch dressing and how it apparently caused him to get stitches. I don't know much beyond that. The videos that were linked in the article I read were made private.

[@brandywinerafter]

Norman Chad, the commentator, often says things like that that sound funny but really make no sense whatsoever.

[@bawzzzz]

Cant you link the FULL VOD in the description ?

[@majinraptor]

no

[@stetomlinson3146]

I just love watching the top players when they are working out these hands. Granted they doesn’t always get them right, but it’s like they have some sixth sense. Daniel is great because he voices his thoughts when he wins. 💪👍

[@gordoboy18]

Goat..you can’t convince me less

[@Ressu007]

From which year is this?

[@user-si7uu3jz1c]

The rules state that a player is allowed to take his time. Traditionally it takes a player to call “time” and then they have 60 seconds to act before the hand is declared dead

[@Dundeemac799]

What did Sam say at the end?

[@julumarie]

Yeah I don’t get why he said keep away from any ranch dressing bottles. I guess to throw them. Lol dunno.

[@trollpatsch.]

From when was this? I dont even know if wsop is still a thing

[@DustinPlatt]

_names off every hand that beats him_ - Daniel "Would You Do This With All The Hands That Beat Me, Call" Negranu

[@MastiffMike1]

Does this channel ever post anything new? It's just old clip after old clip.

[@Ludzig]

This happened today!!

[@MastiffMike1]

@@Ludzig No, this happened over 10 YEARS AGO! (June 30, 2014) This is from 2014 (it was hand #31 on the feature table of Day 2 of the 2014 WSOP Event #57 - Where Daniel would go on to finish second to winner Dan Colman). So again, does this channel only post old videos? The answer appears YES. Thankfully, PokerGO is no longer associated with the WSOP and there's no way GGPoker does any worse with their coverage (As bad? Probably. Worse? Not possible).

[@TimmyRipkey-zj7sg]

Bet flop, bet turn wins hand

[@gentlespace1]

Agree!

[@MaydayAggro]

Not necessarily. T does not improve many of Trickett's hand, so Daniel still essentially has top pair. It depends on the turn bet size really.

[@drewf8619]

@@MaydayAggro Down-bet on the flop... Anywhere from 3/4 pot; to an all in jam on the turn... Hand is over... Especially against DNegs; Who likely puts Trinket on an overpair.

[@ChrisWolfe31]

I agree that's how he should've played it but there are a lot of stations who would've called flop and turn bets and never folded trips on the river.

[@Humanprototype-wh8qr]

where is your million to play this event??

[@n.tire-lee9193]

This is the same plot as the true story of the founding of the State of Newest Jersey, back in '35, BEFORE the war. We wuz in Hoboken, HARD by the Sargasso Sea, and felt that asparagus would be the proper appetizer. You're welcome. 😮😅😅

[@lunaco2008]

I love to watch Negreanu play. He’s awesome.

[@acousticshadow4032]

A Trickett a Taskett. "Slow Roll" never entered my brain. Was too busy marveling at how quickly Daniel sized up Sam's hand.

[@danktator2055]

Daniel played that perfectly.. dude should have made his play at the 10's but hesitated. And they say hesitation will get you k*lled.

[@anwiii55]

he played it perfectly by calling the turn when behind? yea, ok dumb dumb hahaha he CHECKED perfectly on the flop....that's all he did perfectly. the outcome was pure luck.... daniel was gambling

[@jimguy9874]

That was just sick!

[@se7enx69]

It's stupid to go all-in after the river when two 9s are already on the board. Pocket Aces can be a risky hand-go all-in early to avoid giving opponents a chance to chase their draws.

[@JBatot3]

Possible cards and odds aside - taking 48 seconds to make a call for 3.8 million in chips, at this stage of the tournament (THE TOURNAMENT) is so far from a slow-roll it's insane.

[@JM-cf9xy]

This is poker. Negreanu made the wrong move preflop and turn, putting about 1/4 of his chips in with the worst hand and still sucks out on the river. Trickett should've been a little more cautious when the board paired on the river though.

[@MarkH10]

Why is this NOT a slow roll? The raised pot to Trickett was 760k. He raised to POT, to 800k. That would indicate a pair often, am I right? Is it 5s,6s,or 10s? possibly. There are also several suited A9s. Sam plays wide hand selections, but let's discount K9 or lower for the moment. So Daniel is beat by A9, TT, 55,66, and T9 (very rare). His hand is 5th from the nuts. Contemplating the hand and in implications of calling is hardly 'slow' it is deliberate, and calculated.

[@gdjaybee742]

Why would you think Daniel was slow rolling? You instantly call without thinking, and there's always a possibility your beat. Aside from the dead give away preflop of a high raise, the opponent can have Ace 9, King 9, Queen 9. Trickett played his pocket Aces poorly with the pre-flop high raise. If he only called Daniel's initial raise, he could have hidden his cards better, and Daniel could have taken into consideration the above range.

[@divad23]

As someone who is a complete outsider to poker and these kinds of tournaments, I have no idea why “slow roll” or whatever is a problem? I mean, if it were me - considering the stakes and the mind games of the opponents - I would slow-roll every hand I am in - and I wouldn’t care what anyone else thought.

[@Wiser1FOREVER]

Part of the game is to get a read on your oppnent. This usually takes trying to get a reponse by asking questions in a way that might get the other player to respond. Many players do this & it's a part of the game.

[@unclejoe7929]

Talk about getting felted by the best! Great read.

[@ryukyle5913]

Not a slow roll. Trips are strong but a paired board means multiple boats are possible. Trickett repped a strong hand pre-flop meaning he could have any number of strong pocket pairs. Plus, he made a sizable bet on the turn. Considering this information tens are at the bottom of his range. But he did check on the flop so Qs+ would be much more likely. Thinking through this would take just about as much time as Dnegs took.

[@JeffOfTheMountains]

That is an INSANE river card. Negreanu had just about nothing and then that third 9 pops up... Legend says the guy with Pocket Rockets is STILL pissed about it.

[@sanekabc]

So, when was this? About ten years ago?

[@Maximus0623]

Definitely not a slow roll. If Negreanu loses that hand, his tourney is basically over. It’s somewhat reasonable Trickett could have had him out kicked with A-9, or had 9-10, or even had 7-8. Negreanu is chatting to gain information on how Trickett reacts to decide whether he should call. He’s a master at getting people to divulge info when he chats. Trickett played that hand poorly. He was too weak on the flop and too strong on the river. AA wasn’t all that great of a hand anymore by the river, and he’s really only getting called on a bet that big if he’s beat.

[@Lado1677]

Sam made two huge mistakes:1) re-raising super small and 2) checking the flop and blasting the river. Re raise to 1.1M OOP and bet 1.6 on the lop, possible flush and straight draws there, charge this fker, why check it? And then when the top pair on the flop gets paired he jams. You're a pro, what are you doing?😅😅😅

[@johnmcclain1273]

Love seeing Daniel win

[@bosesebi6685]

He talks to see the opponents reaction while speaking, and thus put him on the right cards.

[@TheTedMeister]

Negreanu didn't necessarily play his hand poorly but I will say this, but calling stations do catch now and then.

[@cybalanced4108]

Footage from 2011 ?

[@mustang6172]

Do I want the context for ranch dressing bottles?

[@vLarsn]

I wonder which hand Daniel has Trickett on? Because the call on the turn seems so reckless. However, I think Trickett played the flop really bad after re-raising pre-flop. I guess he thought/hoped Daniel would bet.. and then quickly call or re-raise?

[@FeNite8]

When Daniel didn't insta fold he gave it away with his face

[@justjim9723]

so instead of checking the ten on the turn you go all in there? and Daniel folds?

[@earl2688]

I liked the play on both sides till the river. They were both pot controlling till then but when the board makes a lethal pair, Trickett shoves when he can only get called by a better hand. That I do not agree with. Daniel's analysis was of course spot on.

[@dcworld4349]

A million dollars for these people is how most of us would feel with 10Gs on the table. When you don't have the nuts you are allowed to 20 seconds to consider the possibility of walking into a trap.

[@newpgaston6891]

I don't think this is a slowroll, but some of these comments seems not to know what qualifies as a slowroll... You don't need to have the nuts to slowroll someone. If you have A7 of spade on 9c 8c 3s 4s 6s and someone moves all in for a normal amount and you take 5 minutes to call, that's definitely a slowroll... Even if you don't have the nuts (2s 5s would beat you).

[@jacobgoldman5780]

I'd call this a nit roll as pretty trivial call, but can't blame him for taking a bit to deliberate about the situation in a high stakes tourney.

[@Tehui1974]

I don't know the hand history, but I was surprised Negreanu didn't think about 7 8 as a possibility. He obviously didn't put that within his range.

[@matkodoris9099]

What are you guys smoking? The only way that is a slow roll is if Daniel has pocket 9s.

[@kopec7474]

Guys this is not free online poker. This is 1M$ buy-in WSOP. Why are you complaining about slowroll?

[@dazzaw4681]

Edward Norton has to be cast in his biopic eventually...

[@mcadevibe]

Why would you go all in on river, go all in earlier with Aces 🤦‍♂️

[@atomisten]

ppl here defending negreanu here that it wasn't a slowroll... yet i dont see any comment claiming that this was a slowroll lol.

[@j.s.8780]

"I would keep Trickett away from any ranch dressing bottles.." What in the actual F does that mean?!

[@jacobpaint]

Another version of this is where he bet the flop to test Daniel and yet Daniel called then he pushed all in at the end and Daniel folded thinking he had 10s…. Not many players could fold trip 9s at that point but if he had fooled Daniel into believing he had pocket 10s then he’s one of the few players that would seriously consider a fold…. But checking the flop is the type of play that gives AA a bad name.

[@WoRMaSTeR64]

The mistake was not betting the flop. I do not understand how you do not do that and go all in after Daniel pays the raise. I do not think Daniel can continue if you then second barrel on the turn. Of course hindsight is 20/20.

[@robertoplazacaffe8515]

he checks to protect his range the times he has AK-AQ instead of AA

[@matthiasvanderaa4870]

I hate it when there's no stack sizes

[@batmanlaidashnyam8918]

I think you're dead - Trickett's gut got shot 😂

[@tjfaus3202]

That was a bad beat. I don't think anyone would fold pocket aces. It can be the big favorite, but it also can break you. That was an ugly river card.

[@lovefist208]

When was this?

[@HelloImCrimson]

16 minutes ago

[@Failociraptor]

18 minutes ago

[@darrenlee7212]

19 minutes ago

[@1298da]

21 minutes ago

[@oldman4761]

a few years ago at least, he doesn't look this young anymore

[@Mattshank-uo6jl]

This is why Daniel has been a top player for some time. He wasn't fooled and he rolled that guy.

[@Solveitall813]

Someone help me. Wasn’t it an angle shoot when negreanu went to call, hesitated, and then called??

[@nmkish]

I don't think his decision time was a slow roll, but I think when he said he calls he should have immediately flipped over his hand. Yeah, the raiser has to show, blah blah blah, but at least when I play and I'm pretty sure I have someone beat and I'm calling, I say call and flip over my hand. The only time you would force the raiser to show first is if you think he'll muck if you show first. But this was all in, the dude is showing either way. There might have been history before this hand, but you could tell Daniel seemed pretty smug and knew he was needling the dude.

[@stevencole7186]

Could the other guy go all in before the river card???....I was thinking that would be a smart play

[@PianoKeyzOfficial]

This is an old video.

[@BlanBlan19901990]

Why you would ever check a flop with AA and a straight already on the board is beyond me. Wouldn’t one want to defend a hand like that?

[@kevinzhao9222]

Not a slow roll. It's not like Daniel pretended to be weak when he was thinking about it--he pretty much told Trickett that he had a 9.

[@johnmartlew5897]

“I think you’re done.” DN is my favourite player.

[@YouTubeHandlesAreStupid]

"I think you're dead." Like drawn dead or has nothing.

[@jimaylan6140]

2:51 who's the barefoot guy?

[@nollieRR]

The magician airing out his piggies

[@bluefish8143]

Esfandiari

[@SeecretWeapon]

tremendous skill calling and hitting trips on the river

[@lucab574]

what did he say that was censored?

[@fun2badult]

I don't get the river jam.

[@RoccoHorvath]

Me either. What calls you that you beat? Some kind of suited T? What folds that beat you? Nothing that I can think of.

[@p0ck3tp3ar]

It is a great jam. Daniel is less likely to hold a 9 than a 10. You have to go for value deep and AA is the top of his range.

[@SamLoplearrrrrooosci]

@@p0ck3tp3arIt was a terrible jam. Only a better hand is calling there. He should have checked, and called a river bet from Daniel.

[@robertoplazacaffe8515]

@@SamLoplearrrrrooosci the river bet was all-in anyway.

[@ekjswim]

Can someone please explain "bottles of ranch dressing" to me?

[@rickfakhre2400]

I searched Google for a while, and I couldn't find anything. I came to the comments too looking for an answer. Hopefully, people start to see this and someone who knows can clue us in.

[@edrow7403]

Nice speech play, although I doubt Dnegs ever folds there.

[@apolicum]

Stri could have had a 9 with a better kicker. I would also have thought for at least a couple of seconds.

[@italianwaterice9594]

@@apolicum hes not raising preflop with a 9..... it was pocket 10s or nothing,, the flop check gave away he didnt have 10s

[@CosmicAeon]

It's not speech play when the other person is all in and you're the only one left with a decision. That's just talking lol.

[@donrane]

It's a giant snap call but Daniel always wanna talk and let everyone knows how smart he is.

[@JeremyCuddles]

Weird all-in, ngl. Would love to hear his thought process on that.

[@willemreker5770]

What do you think opp range is in 3bet pot? He probably had Daniel on a lot of overpairs in his range and went for a polarizing bet. Plenty of value hands he can still beat, but this also happens if you go for value

[@VeriStrawberi]

He overvalued a single pair. Don’t do that.AA are 1 pair. Even if they are the best pair

[@viperion_nz]

@@willemreker5770 Not when the board is paired and the opponent already called on the turn

[@afrokai03]

@@willemreker5770 he clicked back with less than 2.5X Does Daniel flat call with Jacks Queens or even kings? Even A10 would consider to fold If sam checked the flop, there won’t be many bluff on this board

[@kevintao1735]

His all-in was less than a pot-sized bet. Not that strange to try to get 2 streets of value with an overpair. He just got coolered.

[@Danny-zw7sw]

Idk why he wouldn't go to take the pot before the river there? Not sure if he's a pro or not, obviously know Daniel is but the board was safe, you take the pot or value on it at that point. Losing to bad luck after wouldn't be helped but doubt Daniel follows him at that point.

[@ChiefGore429]

"He said he had a full house and I trusted him"

[@yellow95111]

There's no rules that says you can't slowroll at the table. There's also no rules that says a dog can't play poker. Think about it.

[@zoomsp91]

No chance this is a slow roll, first of all I think Daniel, maybe more than any other player, has gained a reputation for always being a classy guy on the table. He thinks for 20 seconds, he says out loud what hand he's considering (trip 10s) says there's no way he can lay this down, and just calls.

[@tattoodude8946]

I hate pocket aces: they seem to bite more than they pay. I know the statistics and all that but in my personal experience, they are poison!

[@JW-xk8bd]

It's never a slow roll unless you have the nuts.