AA vs KK!!! Garrett Adelstein vs Andy Hand That MELTED Chat's Brain

[@tomprice4016]

Garrett is a true OG. Straight up. I also like how the split screen makes it look like Andy has the longest arm ever.

[@damland1357]

Hahahahhahaha 😂😂😂😂

[@TheEvdoggy]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gbfan4lifebg]

Garrett reasons through hands so meticulously. Absolutely incredible laydown. 🐐 cash game player. Love watching him play.

[@AB-nk5wv]

Garrett is an absolute sicko 😂. 10:31 is the first and only time Andy has ever smiled.

[@prez4pres329]

You watch thr other day him playing with Phil and Durr and others?

[@arnasle]

Cheats like that dude with the hat 🧢 Mike Possill

[@djdarklyceum]

I could watch Andy and Garrett play poker all day.

[@estegerset]

Everyone thinking andy fked up, but hes the only one on here that can actually go toe to toe with Garrett

[@Johnouai]

correction : Andy is way better than luckbox garrett

[@technofeeling2462]

@@Johnouai always funny to see the hating 1c/2c break even regs

[@joeltroughton3021]

Incorrect gal

[@joeltroughton3021]

@@Johnouai lol 😂 you’re funny

[@richteisnert6827]

Andy played bad, he should have sucked more chips

[@Yoboyeddieboy]

As a professional Zynga poker player, I would have folded my kings in less than a second.

[@rossarmstrong1053]

Hahahaha

[@fatimaWr2]

it's not even poker, the dealts are not random.

[@jungwoo4795]

Keep playing zynga lmao

[@yellow7ball]

😂

[@yellow7ball]

It’s disappointing that so many missed your joke 😔

[@ethano9527]

5:45 it looks like Andy has a long arm and shuffling chips on Garrett’s screen.

[@dougpeters1625]

lol too funny

[@scchicago5822]

The GMan may be a luck box, but he's damn good too

[@muichi1359]

The lucky star alway follow good player

[@justonetimebby2670]

totally agree, hes good

[@matthewsoriano6368]

No one makes 7 figures in poker and doesn't run good combined that with world class talent and the ability to figure out where your at in a hand is beyond incredible it be one thing if he did this once in a while. He makes the right fold in big spots consistently. He the best high stakes cash player in world in my opinion and he's also a class act human being!

[@user-de1of7fe9d]

This is only because Garrett knows his player. No way anybody could really fold there unless you played like 190000 hours with the same dude lmao. Crazy fold man!

[@joselitojoseph2345]

exactly

[@unvrknow22]

If I somehow see Garrett (or Andy) at a poker table I was planning on sitting at, I'm running away as quickly as possible. Absolute sickos.

[@michaelangst6078]

Andy is obviously good, but this hand takes 0 skill to do what he did, in fact he didn't even play it well if he put garret on queens or kings

[@richteisnert6827]

It is just a poker game with more money big money that is why they Fold Sooo Often not because they are Sooooooo F good and Garette is a small guy , camera add 20 pounds.

[@kennyhi4724]

2 of the best

[@Stefanburakov]

He would be killed at 25 dollar zoom but Gareth would have a chance be a 2bb 100 winner

[@Stefanburakov]

So he cant have 99 A5s and AA more then he have QQ

[@jcw8955]

Garrett shouldn’t have to constantly apologize for taking his time. 1) they have time banks there for a reason and 2) his tanks are so entertaining - one of the best parts of watching LATB.

[@barry6290]

As a pro in a game he’s also a regular player in, he understands that making sure the amateurs enjoy themselves is a huge part. So it’s totally not necessary, but very thoughtful

[@maxg6321]

This is not LATB

[@prez4pres329]

That's just the way he is. Very well mannered and a class act

[@jayhayes5924]

That's just it. He doesn't have to but yet he does. Such a great guy.

[@johnspence8141]

Im absolutely ASTOUNDED he folded, thats almost a perfect board for his hand. But great fold

[@DescartesRenegade]

What's Garrett beating?

[@johnspence8141]

still surprised me how good a fold that is.

[@tgo007]

to me it's easy to fold because of the stack sizes. Unless the 300 raise was a straddle. If it was, then it's an amazing fold. But 46k when the big blind is 50. That's super duper deep. You don't go broke with a pair.

[@77oregano77]

@@woswasdenni1914 Yes I think when the turn didn't improve any draws on a board that is already bone dry, Andy's decision to check raise all in was the worst line he could have taken.

[@yanceyward3689]

That was a stellar example of not being impulsive at the poker table. I think Andy did everything right in trying to get it all in, and Garrett just thought it all through and realized that he was likely beat.

[@masterboytothemax1599]

Beast mode. The guy runs incredibly well, but he also knows when to fold. Mad props

[@SrenHansenDK]

Insane. Very impressive analysis happening on the inside of that head.

[@joeashbubemma]

Both of these guys are class acts. Respectful win or lose.

[@siilnr1250]

Garrett is such a humble dude. :)

[@feralhamster2429]

A5 suited makes perfect sense. Gman only really beats bluffs given Andy’s line.

[@laor55]

nonetheless , incredible fold

[@StevieSparkZ]

@@webpkric That would look stronger. Also, pot is big enough to where a shove is practically the same thing.

[@phillipboll5214]

@@royfokerpoker1802, perhaps the downbet by Garrett on the turn convinced Andy to jam with a 1 spr left. I would agree that Andy's line is outside the box but it was incredible seeing a double cr on two streets w/ a jam in real time and Gmans mind almost explode. So raw I think Andy gets it all if he x/c flop, x/cr jam turn. Gmans bet would have likely been massive on turn with no resistance on flop. Another interesting point is how Andy sees the 1/4 turn bet and if he takes the line with QQ or middle pp.

[@timjimjoeryan]

As dgaf pointed out, only one combo of A5s. This was a history/read based fold 100%

[@zb4358]

@@timjimjoeryan how only one combo A5ss and A5dd no?

[@amblerstephenson4559]

"God bless" at Andys post fold actions. He fuckin got one final read, also correct. Dude would be a hell of an interrogative detective.

[@grindix]

did Andy show the hand? I thought that was why Garrett said "god bless".

[@amblerstephenson4559]

@@grindix no way he showed. they don't show. idk what garrett put into andy's range, but he knew andy was ahead.

[@grindix]

Ambler Stephenson yeah i know they don’t but it was weird Garrett had this reaction saying “god bless” suggesting somehow he found out he had made a good fold.

[@golfaddict9]

@@grindix actually, you can see it was eating him a little bit when he said good hand either way and Andy responded with a quip.

[@OJuggernautO]

@@grindix Andy looked back at his cards like he was about to show. You typically only show bluffs especially in games like this. Andy didn’t show, as soon as he didn’t show Garret assumed he at least wasn’t bluffing.

[@denisfolcik1373]

Probably the two best cash players I've ever seen from streams and videos. I'd love to watch a heads up match between the two. I don't know if either play heads up much or have experience with it, but both sure as hell would be good enough to make it an entertaining matchup.

[@Stefanburakov]

Just watch 500z and/80\% are better

[@cindymmm11]

Andy and Garret are 2 of the best players

[@clint6716]

@@Stefanburakov Online poker hasn't been fun to watch since Black Friday and these dudes sit down with more than the average 500z player's roll.

[@smackinmatt]

Garrett used to play a ton of HU online before Black Friday, doubt he plays all that much now since live HU cash isnt really a thing.

[@THEC00LCEE]

Andy is good, but not even close to Garrets class. Garret is top 3 cash players in the world, if not, “the best”.

[@juanricaud2142]

Jedi master! The folding ability is strong in this one!

[@MrSimonvk]

Mike Postle can make folds like that with much greater ease

[@ahknabi]

Only if he looks at his crotch.

[@cpasa798]

He would fold to the raise preflop just by looking to Andy’s cards.. I mean Andy’s face...

[@vinny6_9]

dude, i was just thinking about mike lmao whatever happened to the guy?

[@Kathy-22]

@@ahknabi , LoL. Good one

[@semichub5282]

Choice banter after the hand.. respect boys

[@thebigcnel]

Well although garrett runs like a god, this was an amazing play.

[@THEC00LCEE]

Garret runs like god, but plays like god too. People seem to forget that. Not only this hand, every other hand you watch, he plays it amazing, even the ones that he gets super lucky.

[@phobiazzzero4935]

these 2 are true gentlemens

[@raverpoker]

LOL @ 4:14 - "happy gilmore folded this hand only an hour ago"

[@PizzaPokerPsych]

lol at anyone saying any version of 'easy fold when you think about it'

[@BobbyAce]

Every GTO pro would snap call in that spot, so it was either very bad or very good move

[@mateusrabbers5247]

How does Garret do this? Another super amazing fold!

[@flibujo]

8:50 why can Andy only have ace 5 of spades? Why not ace five of diamonds?

[@bobbygrizz210]

The announcer definitely messed that up I was saying the same thing.. you can only Go off of what’s on the board and he was going off of Andy’s hand as well which garret can’t see.

[@bambluezled5540]

Check raising flop check jamming turn. This is an easy easy fold.

[@nintendolover82]

I just think it’s extremely hard for Andy to have a bluff given this line. 76s and A4s make sense as a double barrel after check raise, not as a double check/raise. I don’t really understand Andy’s check/raise check line on that card, his flop check/raise is already polarized (maybe QQ takes this line on the flop but check calls turn).

[@nintendolover82]

Edit: that said, this is a spectacular fold and one id never make in a million years

[@MCace101]

Can anyone tell me why all the action is @hustlers right now and what happended to the bike? Loving the content though

[@davidbeynon2243]

The check raise on the turn is what set the alarms off. He gets it all if he bets 3 streets. Imo

[@bigb1209]

Personally if I decide to slow play aces I'm slow playing them all the way, especially on a board like that. I think he might get more if he does that. Looked like he had 99, which I doubt he jams turn with, or 76 or 78.

[@ytumamatambien1748]

I agree I don’t play nlh but I don’t like his double check raise line , what hand is actually bluffing there ? I just don’t see it

[@bobbygrizz210]

Your suppose to balance your lines… so really good players like Andy should technically have bluffs on a line like that. For exactly this reason, if he was bluffing he just won a huge pot because his opponent knows that 99% of the time this line is the essential nuts. So throwing a bluff in there is definitely something Andy is capable of. The only problem is the most likely candidate 67 suited isn’t going to be doing this on a rainbow board. If there was a flush draw on the board I think garret would be much more inclined to call.

[@soren8994]

@@ytumamatambien1748 exactly! Don't understand that x/r on the Turn either, pretty bad imo

[@muichi1359]

My opinion is the reason Gman folded cause he wasn’t pot committed , worth it?

[@electronicjo1]

@@bobbygrizz210 show us a video where Andy bluffs this spot with this kind of board. doesnt happen.

[@doresearchstopwhining]

Did live at the bike move to the hustler? Whats going on now with this channel? Thanks.

[@Argannon37]

garrett sweating so hard at the end showin his humanity clearly embaressed and worried that he made a super nitty fold on stream never seen him act like that before lol

[@duongnguyen9213]

Best poker stream of all time

[@christopherwilliamson5362]

I’ve been playing poker since 04’. This is in my top 5 hands of all time given the dynamic. Respect to both players, Andy almost sniped garret, then he found the abtr fold. Lots of history here and as a cash game player I love these hands

[@GabrielGuebo]

please share your top 5 here

[@thrylos32]

One of the best is high stakes poker s04 or 05, Tom Dean turning top pair into a bluff Vs greenstein (aa) + wsop main event winner (trips). Another hyper epic was dwan's 3 barrel bluff Vs ivey betting something like 250k on the river with air (98) against top pair.

[@a12tmagazine]

I'd be tilted watching that lady shuffle her chips

[@oliawak]

Crazy the read was the smirk after he folded

[@Siaonara-]

Was the chat part of the stream or just an add-on for this?

[@jh0720]

Man what kind of upper is the G man on

[@stevengregory2843]

Garrett in genius mode!! Yet again fair play lad 💣!!!

[@countrylemoncream]

whos rotten idea was it to put the chat in the middle of the screen.

[@shelbylohrman242]

Crazy ass fold. He seems to get away more than most.

[@HOUKAIJIA]

Gman is such a gentleman, he does not need to be sorry about this hand, he had super strong hand and he deserves the 4 mins thinking, he was not acting for sure.

[@pulkitrathi4101]

thats an awesome fold, its a quick call for any normal player

[@RandomUsername34]

Never heard if this Garrett guy. Seen a couple of his hands. This guy is on top of the game and probably one of the best out theren. Sick fold. Anyone would have snapcalled this while starting a victory dance

[@abstract27]

It was an ego war Andy knew that in the situation an tryed to capitalize knowing Garrett was strong an he had the best over pair possible tryed to get payed garrets so good he realized it's not even qq top notched one off from him to find the fold really hard to realize Andy's smart an knew it would be really close with an all in.why it was so interesting ..can tell they play all the time together.

[@wdiddy1]

andy should have called, garrett was going all in river as he always does after making sure the other guy only has a pot sized amount left.

[@moulinyan]

when he telling u how much he has in each denomination, fold.

[@JS-2]

He’s on another level

[@TheEpicChronicles]

To me Garrett is the GOAT. I Haven't watched any better player than him so far. What a fold!

[@psychofruit]

Any pro in the Pokerstars 25/50+ games is way better. Garret probably makes a lot more per year than them due to his super soft games tho, so in the end, he wins.

[@douglasheying8113]

He knows he’s beat…. In the very beginning. Keeps talking and talking. His 1st read was on point. He knows he’s beat…

[@daisy671]

Andy fidgeted weird when Garrett asked to see his chips. Wonder if he read anything on that?

[@Brandon-hg7ic]

4:00 why do dealers do that? Only adds to the confuse, unless the player requests it

[@Davidtjr36]

because the player is going to ask how much more anyway, so if you take it in right away, the ending amount in the all in stack is whats left to call

[@Brandon-hg7ic]

@@Davidtjr36 clearly it confused Garrett, high level players never ask for that, it's simple math

[@Carlito1980]

You guys need to give detail breakdown of action on flop turn and river like LATB..

[@brianriley2488]

WOW What a player. Thank you for the lesson of less haste more speed ! Think, think and think again. Don't rush, procrastinate if you have to. 👍

[@Rbskater12000]

Gman is truly an amazing player. Just Brilliant

[@renzohterrenzo7611]

A5 suited, 9s and AA. Garrett’s just too good.

[@datsumcrzysht]

2 combos of A5 suited...he likely glanced at the graphics and forgot that the Ad was Andy's.

[@MAXIMATTZ]

OMG I'm in shock Gman I owe you a car I bet you were going to call, this dudes instincts are world class..Great hand & the quality of the Video is unbelievable

[@keithkelso9872]

Probably rigged but who knows

[@keithmorgan742]

Ummmm..... You're trying too hard. Garrett doesn't know who you are and he will never see your comment.

[@ilikeRUNE]

Something like this could never happen online

[@chucknola484]

I'm getting stacked and I'm going back to my hotel room and drinking away the pain

[@aaronbaker2734]

Doesn't feel like it when you're folding but Garrett just made 30k there, what a player

[@嫖白-p1c]

Garrett made a very small bet on turn. Don’t understand the rationale. I think it’s better to choose between check or all in

[@keithkelso9872]

I think most good players pay off in that spot even if they feel they’re beat but what do I know

[@christopherton]

Didn’t pocket nines get folded at beginning

[@eltoroloco1936]

The meta game is on another level.

[@Alapeche]

Finish you don’t play in commerce casino ? Why ?

[@seizetheday2890]

Average players like me would lose all our money and complain about how unlucky we got. Andy gets paid on less than half his stack. Garrett is incredible.

[@Masterdebater14]

1:58 slick dance moves!

[@shamirpatel5635]

Both Gman and Andy are the best. Wow. Great fold by Gman.

[@hymnofashes]

Would Andy do this with Ax that he's turning into a bluff? X/r flop, x/r turn? After he calls 4-bet what bluffs can he have?

[@sinisabosanac6385]

Garrett is one of the best Poker Player in the World. Many Respect how he Play. Good job

[@sylvainmoneti5761]

Incredible laydown

[@fedorholt6491]

Andy butchered this hand. I don't mind the call pre-flop. It's a little trappy, but Garrett has shown that he likes to 3-bet pretty light and so it's nice to mix in some super strong hands into your 3-bet calling range to make yourself harder to play against. Pre-flop all good. Then on the flop, standard play is to check most hands out of position to the pre-flop aggressor. Garrett puts in a continuation bet which we know is a value bet. Now as Andy, you have to ask yourself, what is Garrett's range? In this spot, Garrett has mostly suited broadway cards, overpairs, and occasionally some lower suited connectors (87, 76). So most of Garrett's range has missed, and his overpairs are value betting. When we check-raise him here, we force out a lot of Garrett's bluff hands which make up most of his range. Furthermore, we don't allow him to feel super comfortable with his overpairs either. As the 3-bet caller, Andy can have 9s full which Garrett might worry about. So I really don't like check-raising this flop because it makes it harder for our hand to get value on later streets and it forces out all of Garrett's bluffs, which we would like him to continue bluffing with. Anyway, while I prefer check-calling flop, Andy check-raises flop and then decides to check turn. This is a strange play. If you check-raise flop, you're saying that you have a super strong hand. Garrett would therefore probably be content to get to a cheaper showdown so when you check turn here as Andy, most of Garrett's range will simply check back. Is Garrett really going to go for value with 10s or JJs here? It would be much better to bet out half to two-thirds pot to force Garrett to pay to get to showdown with his overpairs. If you bet 10K on turn, Garrett has essentially a must call. Anyways, Andy checks turn and Garrett bets, thinking maybe that Andy could still have QQs or worse in this spot. Andy then just jams it in there. Well what is Andy saying he has now? He's basically saying he's got either 99s full or Aces. So while it hurts Garrett to fold, unless Andy is stone-cold bluffing this spot, which he might do but only at a very low frequency, Garrett has a pretty annoying but simple fold. Andy basically just played his hand face-up and this is Poker.

[@jccw168]

Bring Art, Dan Zack, Ryan Fee, Matt Berkey and put them all at the same table with Garrett, Andy and Gal. That would be awesome.

[@SuperPhilippe1234]

@@ifeelhalfnaked484 You mean too rich lol

[@daleboyles8414]

We need Rick Salomon, Aussie Matt and JRB in this table

[@ivanwong8281]

@@ifeelhalfnaked484 he bought a lambo betting on doug vs dneg

[@Megaretro74]

@@daleboyles8414 that would be fu..king awesome....poker heaven at its finest..mass destruction and bankroll suicide💥

[@huythong4109]

Plus Bill Perkins and Oscar. That line up would be epic.

[@kendyjapri1559]

Great fold by a great player

[@Mr.Rick989]

I love how all the pro players who lurk in the live chat of KZbin streams..... WERE ALL WRONG!!

[@qwertz12345654321]

What's that insane 3k BB stack

[@GIJoe-zm3yp]

Good fold... Considering the pot size by the turn and that he had all pocket pairs TT, JJ, QQ beat. It really could be QQ. The only 2 hands 99 and AA he was loosing to.

[@culu37]

same dealer from the bike, dude must be making bank dealing home games and stuff on top of this. I would think, idk lol

[@trevorenglish6594]

Man whoever was shuffling chips next to garret was driving me nuts

[@Garrrrry5]

8:11 camera angle legit, Andy got a super long arm!

[@iH8uriD]

That girl shuffling chips next to Garrett made my eyes hurt

[@Chance-ry1hq]

Always go with your original gut feeling.

[@uuormondbeach6055]

Nice commentating. "I just have the feeling that Garrett is not going to double up Andy here" @2:15

[@dann1T-enlighten]

what if he just bet turn and shove river ?

[@sansan1time796]

why put the chat out?

[@brandonweis7375]

The woman to garrets left can’t shuffle chips to save her life

[@kazikartinec]

this is like the modern day Ivey vs Durrr

[@danielwolf9582]

No it’s not.

[@celli2191]

Garrett does not like calling all ins by Andy !

[@chamweixiong8432]

As a professional Online Poker player we do 9 bet raise

[@MrNiggelbeck]

Omg he even apologizes for folding kings on 9 high board

[@joemiller95]

AA vs. KK. What about this hand is remarkable?

[@roadhockey]

Andy's hair looks like a screen glitch.

[@robertmdm]

Call 3-bet preflop - then double check raise is pretty strong - not saying easy fold but def good fold by garrett

[@MsJustFresh]

andy couldnt have played it any worse

[@jayhayes5924]

How good a guy is Garrett? One of my favorites to watch.