$3.1 Million Dollar hand makes history!

[@Mumwaldee]

I've made some mistakes in my life, but I never threw away 1.5 million plus...haha, thanks for that.

[@Carriby]

Completly fine in theory btw. Both the bluff and the call

[@Roachomane]

That's from all the school girls he sold before moving to the states 💀

[@mingi1489]

Wesley was representing Aces or Kings so not a bad all in at all

[@mcpartridgeboy]

its pennies to wesley.

[@huzcer]

@@Roachomane sold into what?

[@frankfriel1511]

That's a fucking sick call.

[@Dylan-nk2jf]

⁠​⁠​⁠@KZbinReviewsAndTutorialseither way how could u not figure him for a pocket pair betting like That and he only had queens it’s a mental call

[@catanace1741]

​@KZbinReviewsAndTutorials An 8 is very unlikely anyway, given the pre-flop action. What Tom really needs to be worried about is pocket aces and kings. There are 24 possible hands with AA or KK that beat him. His QQ is obviously only a bluff catcher at that point, so which bluff hands can the other guy have here? First of all, there are 16 AK combos. In addition there might be some A2-5 of diamonds too, and perhaps even some KQ, QJ, J10 of diamonds (assuming that Tom didn't have the Q of diamonds). So there are almost as many bluffing hands that villain might have there as value hands, making the call not-so-sick, if you disregard the insane amout of money in the pot.

[@Vagorim]

Sick call? That was an easy call.

[@user-tl8yl6or7v]

@@Vagorimok bud

[@Vagorim]

@@user-tl8yl6or7vhe didn’t have anything other an A,K there was no A or K on the board while hero had pair of queens. Easy call.

[@jeremynavarijo5746]

Very next hand, Wesley wins the second biggest bet in poker history with 2.1m shit was crazy.

[@thaxbest2180]

He had to have been sick to his stomach before that win tho! Wow!!! I can’t even fathom having that much money 😮

[@sworix3341]

Fake

[@rolandtomassi3486]

That’s not true

[@bigbadb4492]

It wasn’t the next hand but yea he did win 2.1, I wanna say about an hour later or so

[@TheErolking]

Really ?

[@tylerhall2307]

None of y’all have seen the actual stream, Wesley didn’t melt he sets his head down like that all the time he’s done it several times and one has him winning 2.1 mil from tom

[@krees895]

Not from Tom , but Hank , another chinesde dude .

[@HeWentThattaway]

Wesley blew it when he “melted”.

[@raidernation5237]

Exactly

[@gordo3582]

You never really know, at that level of poker people do reverse tells, like melting when you are strong to encourage a call. But in this case there was no such trickery.

[@buckleup8962]

100%

[@davidjeong2756]

10000%. If he stayed still tom mightve folded

[@AustinT247]

Never know when it could just be show tho he could’ve had the 8 and done that in hopes of getting a call

[@cyclopsvision6370]

Wesley misses the flop, he keeps betting, misses the turn, he keeps betting, misses the river, and goes all in??? Is this a bluff gone bad?

[@Spinosaurus4ever]

You have to sometimes. If you bet, bet, bet and always have a hand, what is the incentive for your opponent to call?

[@PokeCetoddle]

If he would fold, he would lose money, if he is bluffing, he Has a chance that his OPP would think he Has some good hand and fold.

[@Beanpolr]

At a certain point you're just in too deep. He could have folded after the first couple bets, but eventually you've already bet so much that you might as well try to scare your opponent off. You either lose your money guaranteed, or you take a chance of getting a payout. When you can afford to just buy back in (like this guy did in this session afterwards), you might as well go for it.

[@Connection-Lost]

@@PokeCetoddle lol "OPP" damn you were dying to use that slang and participate in the trend, eh?

[@reyesbiz101]

Obviously

[@ProvCity401]

Love tom dawn, dude read him like a book

[@jeremynavarijo5746]

Nah he took a really long time to call.

[@Ticksatsi1]

@@jeremynavarijo5746guess you read a book in seconds 😂

[@jeremynavarijo5746]

@ticksatsi4292 well if you actually watched the full video, instead of the short, you would understand. The dude asked for time, got up, got water, and took his time to make a call. Maybe if you actually played poker, you would take your time on the biggest poker hand in the world.

[@Ticksatsi1]

@@jeremynavarijo5746 it’s a joke, a pun, a play on words?? Idk how you’re this serious haha. I’ve played poker for a decade. Just made a funny comment about how “he read him like a book”, and your comment was “nah it took a long time”….like you read a book super fast? Really went over your head I guess

[@jeremynavarijo5746]

@@Ticksatsi1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJLPlqykjbhqr9E

[@davidmarvy6788]

In a couple years micki will be telling this story as if he was the one playing and won

[@PokerJunkie83]

I don’t care how much money Wesley has. I loved seeing him lose a huge pot to Durr 😂😂😂

[@DocRobotnik]

How not to pay AK in a high stakes game with nothing on the flop or turn. Dude overcommitted

[@webguy943]

Especially when tom 4 bets. If tom just called the 3 bet then 3 barrel bluff has a better chance of working. Wes doesnt think what tom could have and ask himself if he can get him off of a big pocket pair cuz thats basically what tom is repping either JJ or QQ and maybe KK.

[@shawnadams1460]

Yeah, he kind of set his own trap. I do not know why he called that four bet in the first place.

[@jaekim5600]

love it when youtube railbird fish criticizes high stakes play in hindsight

[@DocRobotnik]

@@jaekim5600 should we all just sit quietly and applaud? What would you have people do in a comment section, pray tell

[@junyulu1403]

It is actually pretty close to call or fold. Wesley can have AA or KK as value bet, and AK, and diamond suited as bluff. It is about the same number of hands comapring value to bluff

[@DavidMiller-xk6im]

Wesley out here dressed like a early 2000s WSOP player 😆😂 love it!

[@athanmeade2114]

He bluffed and bluffed until he got caught

[@rosshill2207]

So much better than other videos I have seen on this. Some don't even let you know what Tom has!

[@I0oxxo0I]

You forgot to tell that Doug Polk saw Wesley's hand. That probably got Wesley to try and play this way

[@HenryG01]

This is a Hugewin mate, let's win huge

[@FocusedAndMotivated100]

Dwan is the goat and has literally been crushing the highest stakes imaginable since the poker boom. Dwan is a true legend!!!

[@johnstrawb3521]

One lesson, gentlefolk, is if your continuation bet is called and you don't have a pair or a draw, you're very probably behind, which further means the chances are good that if you fire two more barrels, you're getting called all the way, assuming blanks come on the turn and river. Side Note: the effective amount of your flop and turn bets are not the face amount of those bets, if you assume that if an Ace or King is dealt either of those cards will put you in the lead. To calculate the effective cost of those bets, multiply by 6/47 the amount of your bet plus the amount you'll win if called; then subtract that amount from the face value of your bet. The total is then the actual cost of your bet. Experienced expert players will quickly calculate this amount in their heads at the table. If that's not you, you should get in the habit of figuring the effective cost of your bets as you make them.

[@epicgamer491]

thanks for the insight

[@devonwilkinson3422]

@johnstrawb3521 how would that look in an equation how do you get 6/47 of your bet size

[@kingdrew5083]

tbh I did not understand any of this where did you learn this so I can learn?

[@jg2888]

hey can you explain how to calculate it again, i think the 6/47 part has us confused

[@SpankersTTV]

What is bro skibidi yappin about

[@Klucky.]

Some players don’t understand when it’s time to quit and how to slow roll and be passive.. I hate and love at times seeing players lose massive stacks because they don’t want to lose or fold..

[@jasonvillaruz6295]

Pure Art 😂

[@Turtle333face]

Only Tom Dwan could break this 3.1 million record.

[@dhy5342]

Sometimes you can buy a pot; Sometimes it doesn't work out.

[@DidIStutterLOL]

The only poker hand I remember are: 1. AAAA vs Royal Flush! “WOOWW.” And 2. Kings full vs Jacks full. “Ok I’ll show” Romero:”Ok.” And lay it down!!!

[@deaneng8540]

Now's the WSOP I saw that one bummer for that guy with four aces!

[@DidIStutterLOL]

@@deaneng8540 agreed 💯

[@0831fabian]

Blowing your stack like that has to hurt 😂

[@arcticzftw2767]

its tuff that board didnt have any kings or aces damn. unlucky

[@johnoneill1386]

How the fuck is him being dumb enough to keep betting with Ace high "bad luck"?

[@Jon-Michael10]

Why didn't he fold

[@mjphoto45]

Now he can pay the millions he owes

[@jenniturtleburger3708]

Wesley won a huge hand later that night, good for him.

[@kyleelliott8850]

Nice...my man stood on bussiness that day💪🚬🎯

[@siramoras]

Wesley's pokerface is just non existent 😅

[@aceking5360]

Sick call, wesley... overplay, lol!!

[@carolyns9055]

Dwan is an insane player. He is a legend

[@proditoresmoriendum86]

Not even rampage could punt that hard 😂

[@mattbarthold]

Great call..had the gull to call 788k and u know how hard that is with QQs...respect that bad man.

[@danielalderson7090]

Dwan has 1 of the greatest reads!

[@Broses101]

That was a easy read as soon as he crouched over I call

[@younginsambo]

I’m glad this hand went to Dwan such a legend

[@Furry-ym3or]

Biggest punt in history 🤣

[@gfritz88]

Wesley got durrrrrrred

[@Vitoandolini13]

Nice call Derr

[@quirkasaurussaurus2896]

don't forget - wesley wasn't the biggest loser that day - that honor went to Doug Polk who lost nearly a mil. (sorry, DP!)

[@gazorpazorp9798]

Wesley has a tell.

[@semihdemir3006]

He is the 1% that did not quit

[@Mic01851]

He’d make a good politician

[@pok3rh3rgood]

Where is Wesley now? He should change his name to Wesley Sniped 😂😅😊🎉

[@MatthewRodarte]

Oh as the two 8’s appear in the river Tom with two queens already knew

[@daniellundquest8252]

He had high cards but the flop didn’t help his high call(s). It takes a little bit of math and common sense to see that he had nothing after those 3 cards were revealed. he was just trying to get him to feel comfortable in his hand so he would keep raising and it sure as fuck worked for him

[@The-world-studios]

Wolf gang is bettter gang 👇

[@MoneyAye7]

Wesley will remember that shit forever. How could I lost? 😂

[@Hawksforever99]

When a super duper pro school's a billionaire and afterward it's "Nice hand, kid!" 😂😂

[@argeldelacruz9545]

What a hero call

[@VladTheInhaler..]

Dwan has the 3 biggest hands in stream/show history

[@victormorehead1360]

Durr is fearless & good read😊

[@somequasiparticles]

You missed the most importantly controversial part. Polk saw Wesleys hand and Wesley is wondering if Dwan mightve picked something up from Polk although Polk was truly like a statue.

[@TheStubbornKid1991]

The third person had A8 🤣

[@leonalexander9740]

I’m no pro but one tip a can definitely give is.. “Don’t wear reflective sunglasses when playing poker” 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Marcus96s]

Putting his head down was a dead giveaway lmaoooo

[@justinthomas27]

Ladies and gentlemen, Tom Dwan

[@VaLentino-ws1ef]

Sometimes i play 0,10/0,20 😂

[@richardwordui6500]

My favourite call of all time

[@jrome1232]

I knew Tom had a high pair. Perfect board to be bet into

[@Kara-ps6ux]

HISTORY WAS MADE

[@deadline3142]

Just started playing poker n this was a little satisfying

[@TrevinoTrevino-wb4sq]

Good hope Dwan paid those he owed.

[@samkim9755]

Is this a Cash game?

[@averyb.476]

Yes it is. Hustler Casino Live is the name of the channel

[@nikolausglatz346]

Tom wins the biggest pot In history like every year

[@seadrifter8975]

When tom called twice he should have known he had an over pair

[@nategordon8127]

Preflop wesley actually showed doug polk his hand and doug said "i like that hand" which he would never say with AA or KK so tom knew the whole way he just took his time to make wesley feel better im 100% on that. I watched it live tom was never folding.

[@GWOAT]

Polk messed up Wesley's bluff

[@skan4252]

No. Dug had very poker face during all time.

[@lonanaman]

That's a sick call, i would've had thought of AA KK, A❤8❤, 33, 38 on Wesley's hand

[@averyb.476]

You should have known he didn't have 3,8 with all the pre flop action

[@Tronmaster9000]

Wesley played this hand very artistically

[@notrend_]

Autistic ally

[@rheiajean3739]

Damn, dude didnt even get trapped. Married that AK suited pre flop.

[@kirkdavis8347]

That hand is completely unspectacular

[@nicklv7554]

Wesley thought he was Dwan and Dwan actually had a decent hand. 😂

[@Ellazybone]

remember if you againts profesional poker player, if you want to bluff 100% must check raise.

[@Mamba116]

Doug saw his cards

[@beirutleb1376]

Sick call

[@simonlee498]

Everyones a poker genius after all the vards are shown lol

[@Crybabehot]

Poker is not gambling Wesley: Hold my beer 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jjninja777]

Missed all of the pre-flop business with Doug which Tom said factored into his decision

[@venusandathena]

Cmon all in with that hand??? I need to start playing with these players.

[@MeanGreene87]

Now Tom can pay back the money he owes everyone… said no one ever

[@Cross_TheLion]

Tom looks like the gambling addict version of Charlie Puth

[@ReneLopez-wo9bw]

There’s people who haven’t seen this? It’s epic and old

[@somegreatbloke]

You forgot to tell that Wesley showed his hand to Doug Polk on his left preflop.

[@quiksix25]

I read in China Dwan would basically only play heads up or against 3 or 4 man tables vs whales- that's his wheelhouse

[@travisdumas9280]

That was a easy call for Dwan, that boy one of the biggest in the game!

[@AsepSukaSL]

bro bet hundred of thousand dollar like it was cent

[@marklegg6217]

Good job dwan

[@xouvang3724]

This is the hand Weasley quit playing poker

[@belsayshootingground]

Money doesn’t bother Tom. He’s just playing the game.

[@Truthfulshortsandclips]

Moral of the story never bluff 😂

[@MillionBoyLuc]

Something tells me they were buddies and they just wanted to make the biggest bet in history

[@JsoFLY503]

Man there was so much more to this hand than what was shown lol. However this was still some great analysis

[@MrRoxx_Ayo]

Wesly Chow from Hangover

[@ogb674]

Somebody better check on Tom.

[@largeformat942]

chasing the river gets very expensive

[@dizzylin6471]

I think he “melts” because he doesn’t want his opponent to read his face

[@dantepereda9022]

If I was Wesley: chec the first turn, check the second turn, all in.

[@grizzo9976]

Thats always a call against a guy like Wesley, but its also just a call in general. Most players aren't stacking off with overpairs on that river, and its hard for anyone to have an 8, given the preflop action.

[@petrosantoniou-cd5fp]

Dawn thinks for a while......... 3 weeks later.