BLUFF OF THE CENTURY?!? You Won't Believe What Bill Klein Did...

[@lakerfan1855]

For Brian it’s just a fold. Sick bluff by Bill. His tight image definitely got that one thru.

[@josebabasarrate6057]

For Brian is just a call to that potbet, the first one. Why did he reraise??.

[@dh381]

@@josebabasarrate6057 Exactly. Even a 10 wouldn't be able to call that raise since it's only hoping for a chop at best. That 4x raise was pretty thin and if he was going for it, he should've been ready to call the all-in since he's getting sick odds at that point.

[@OshawaStateOfMind]

Wtf is bill repping, 10s full or quad fives ? I guess when he 3 bets the river he’s repping 5s?

[@dh381]

@@OshawaStateOfMind pretty much but Bill’s line doesn’t make too much sense either. With so many draws out there, set of 10s would’ve raised on the flop and trip 5s would’ve raised on the turn. But I guess you can make an argument for flatting with trip 5s on the turn in order to set the trap

[@jeromepowell1392]

@@shemmy95 when your hand is obviously capped often you just have to click call in these spots. He folded specifically because of Klein's image

[@BeegYoshi24]

Bill always leaves people hanging when they try to congratulate him with a fist bump

[@um8440]

Sometime he dont want that fist bump tho, that will send the message to the next guy that way fist bump.

[@ptantonioalves]

True 🤣🤣

[@JOZoSo.]

Bill is too cool for that.

[@ronm7114]

Gotta be on alert always. One day ur friend.. next day they stab u in the back.

[@DavidL1986]

It tilts me that they do it anyway. They wouldnt do it to any other player. They only do it as they view him as a whale

[@theoutlaw486]

He took it well. Respect to Brian.

[@stevest8675]

For real. Respect

[@samtheman8110]

Lol he was in pain

[@forgotaboutbre]

He looked mad tore up inside after that hand

[@jacobablackthorne7854]

what an absolute legendary bluff. Bill Klein is the TOP G!!!!!!

[@Zoggyboyzimmy]

We might never see a worse player hand

[@FIMOE123]

He’s the next Andrew Tate.

[@easterbunnybrandon1796]

Klein got lucky here off a silly bluff attempt and will never be better than amateur status.

[@easymoney7007]

To be fair, $150K to Bill Klein is like One dollar to regular people.

[@mikeyluk5113]

As an old guy, I can assure you that there’s nothing worse for a young player than getting bluffed by an old man…….

[@dawsonje]

Everyone thinks bill is an OMC, but he’s NOT

[@Hyde_and_Seek]

Bill is a billionaire who loves to bluff, that was a snap call

[@andro99991]

Not at all. I am 37 so still youngish, couple of days ago I was playing 2-5 nlh and got bluffed by an old lady who looked like she belonged by the fireplace with a cat curling on her lap, not in a casino. After I folded she was so obviously happy she outplayed me, she flashed a big smile and showed me the bluff. Oddly enough, I wasn't pissed of or tilted at all after that.

[@prawee165]

@@andro99991 cool story bro

[@lohithlakkol3389]

Not just old guy Just billionaire 🤑 bluffed the small stakers gangster Play

[@cellocraze]

That's called the billionaires bluff

[@leonardmccannon3136]

The last line cracked me up. “Once the highlight video KZbin video comes out, I am going to report it. Get it taken down.” This dude managing to crack a joke after that violation was awesome - just the best possible way to respond.

[@irsute8833]

Klein isnt your typical businessman, he always played with a lot of heart. Insane play.

[@iambadatpickingusernames6669]

I feel for Brian. Between the Main Event hand vs Rebei, this, and getting 4th in the WPT he has the chip lead in going to the ft, he’s left a lot of money on the table lately. Sick player, just been hitting really tough spots.

[@thad1296]

"I only fold because I have no more money" *sees bluff* "I'll add for 55"

[@Csirkefoga]

Bill Kline is the boss! Been following him for a long time, he’s getting better and better! Good on him

[@smokedpotato]

He use to play at Peppermill?

[@barkingbat2927]

The real OG who donates his opponents chips to charity.

[@easymoney7007]

Most honest statement ever by a poker player when Brian said he's only folding cause he has no more money. When they play their own money or have a limit from backers it changes things immensely.

[@lamontviolante]

you need balls to play this game

[@frankdevries5739]

You shouldn't play these buy-ins If your decision making is clouded by a limited bankroll.

[@johnw6468]

Yeah Brian Kim was clearly lying with that statement. He added on like $20k quickly afterwards. I've seen most of his hands on youtube, Brian has a tendency to fold way too often in big pots to aggression. Meaning he makes huge folds on river very often. This is correct vs most players but some people will exploit this leak like bill klein

[@cashton745]

8 months late but Brian did not have any more chips available to him at the Hustler Casino. He is definitely rolled to play this game

[@eltoroloco1936]

The irony of Airball making most of the comments with Brian folding KK. No sir, you folding your KK against Rampage was still worse.

[@jcw8955]

haha i remember that too. he should be the last one to talk

[@daddyfuse50]

He wasnt rubbing it in though, he said he would snap fold an even better hand than KK. He wasnt faulting the guys fold at all.

[@scchicago5822]

Bill is definitely capable. And Brian is very good player. Amazing situation

[@inakachishi1662]

Disagree with Brian being called a good player lol

[@scchicago5822]

@@inakachishi1662 1 play doesnt define a player

[@JL-ej3xu]

@@inakachishi1662 you are too ignorant lol

[@LukePoljak]

Aaron like, 'When the highlight video comes out on KZbin, I'm gonna report it." hahaha

[@MikeJones-zu7cq]

Bill yanked his heart out of his chest and sent him on a walk.

[@alexpalumbo5422]

Bill has had some of the best bluffs of all time over the past 10 years . LEGENDARY

[@simondabay4668]

That crushed his soul. Kudos for Brian for taking it and stepping back for a moment.

[@josephhall1049]

I question the 3bet on the river by Brian. what was he hoping to get called by?

[@ChicagoTRS]

10, JJ, QQ

[@JimmCinema]

Moral of the story: OMC could have lived a past maniacal life

[@dormie9]

The only thing keeping this from being the greatest bluff in the history of televised poker… is the fact that he’s a billionaire. Props to both players. Brian is a beast and took it like a champ.

[@mindw0rking]

Takes balls to bluff into obv high full house on this board. Kids, dont try it at microstakes

[@laxbeastpvp]

I’m convinced this is the best televised bluff ever

[@honorionocon6371]

I saw these situation before between adelstein and Negreanu, garret went allin with ace high and daniel didn't even think and call it with pocket tens.

[@JL-ej3xu]

Watch it again, totally different

[@TrenosUK]

Gotta respect Bill he has really changed his image at the poker table.

[@AsoSnT]

one of the best bluff I've seen to this day !

[@dshin83]

This was a really good hand choice for the bluff, as his hand blocks Ac5c.

[@kellyallen8528]

I'd bet my life that Bill wasn't thinking that he's blocking Ac5c

[@dshin83]

@@kellyallen8528 It’s really hard for me to imagine how Bill could possibly think that AsKs is just as likely to work as a bluff as AcKs, as you are suggesting. This is not his first time playing poker.

[@andro99991]

Brian's raise on the river was one of the stupider moves I've seen recently. The value was uber thin, just call and collect the pot, which was big enough as it was. Maximizing value is one thing, getting greedy is another. Brian failed to understand the difference here.

[@anhchiem9467]

Definitely , if Bill has nothing he fold . Can’t win more but Bill has it or decide to go all in then he will be in big spot

[@eycastro960]

I imagine you’ve been on this kind of pot sizes a lot of times on your lifetime and that you’ve been on the same spot

[@andro99991]

@@eycastro960 This pot sizes-no. But several thousand pot size - many times. And this move is bad, regardless of whether the game is 1-3 or 100-200. If a football (soccer) player misses an open goal from 15 feet, you don't have to be Messi to call it a bad mistake.

[@jessiemooney2140]

I 100% agree with you, just call the 13K, and after putting in half your stack, you have to say if he has it, then he has it, not folding after putting in 50K

[@aaronz0rs]

When u risk’d 50k bc of greed or value why not just call another 70K i dont get it. He shuda just collect the pot instead of re-raising he onbviously could only lose to pocket 10’s, AA or 5’s

[@209twitch]

I did a bluff just like this except he called with AT. Need to move up to where they respect my raises

[@amvuin]

That was the greatest bluff I’ve seen. Better than Tom Dwans on Phil Ivey. Even when I read the title I thought it would never be that move. I physically almost threw up at how wild that bluff was. How do you ever call???

[@TheDesperateArtist]

Bill asking how much is the raise on the river was a little bit of a tell. He knows he covers Brian, so why does it matter, if he's gonna go all anyway, representing a 5?

[@ronviros124]

That was a good fold. Will benefit you in the long run.

[@andrewrichardson8792]

It's one of them situations where no matter what the bet after you put 50 grand in and it's only 77 more with a pot of that size and you have kings , if he has it he has it, my hand is too strong and I've already invested so much .

[@joserivera-tm6ju]

I would never fold in this situation, especially if I’ve already committed so much money - it’s one of those situations that if he has the 5 he has the 5, but i ain’t going anywhere with my kings boat

[@fractal_mind562]

Yeaa its a 5, pocket 10s or pocket aces but aces is very unlikely... Its a tough spot for sure, the fact that you just go all in without considering your opponents play style ect is scary though. Dont go into debt with gambling if you can help it

[@renetopeka9908]

poker of cash game's high stake poker. for low stake or tournament, 100% call

[@joserivera-tm6ju]

I think you are good most of the time here, sure you lose to the hands you stated, but you gotta consider Bill as a recreational billionaire player who can afford to lose $$ and put people in tough situations. Personally i still 100% would call, like i said if he has it he has it, but I ain’t folding especially when I’ve sacrificed so many chips before the river

[@mrhumble2937]

@@fractal_mind562 don't think he can have AA he didn't re raise straddle.

[@subs2801]

Sht, you wouldn't be in this situation with hundreds of thousands of dollars at stake.

[@jeffislearning]

As we old timers say 'hook line and sinker'. That billion dollars in the bank helps too.

[@Procastinatestoomuch]

I don't know if Bill knows this, but I can't think of a better hand to make this bluff with. He rarely will have AKo here, but he blocks Brian from having AA, KK, and Ac5c. If there's ever a bluff here, I can't see a better hand or player to choose.

[@buddahfist06]

Does Bill have to give the money back now? 😂 😂 😂

[@NurmemetAbliz]

Yes

[@aggibson74]

Damn! A bluff so bold, he almost spilled his coffee!!!

[@bekay1993]

Can we get a compilation of all the times Bill Klein stiffed someone on a fist bump lol

[@leprechaun7667]

Folding in that spot with 70k left in my opinion is ridiculous after dumping 50k in.

[@VicenzoV]

2 truths; I would never fold KK there, and I would never attempt the bluff Klein did. Maybe that's why I lose money playing poker.

[@msg3415]

Bill isn't new to these big bluffs, he got one off on Galfond on HSP a few years back.

[@holymoly8718]

brian kim had the same look as teddy kgb when mike went all in on him

[@Truckingsx]

Brian said it that's all his money on the table. If he had more to add on he was going to call

[@lstruggy]

This was just like during BKims deep run at 2022 WSOP ME where he folded QQs vs France guy on day 7 I think 🤯

[@robertop102]

Exactly. That’s what it reminded me of. Brian didn’t know the player enough and didn’t have enough info to believe that he was being bluffed. Had he called he had a good chance of winning it.

[@redeyedigital]

Is this channel no longer posting full play 3 hour videos 5 days a week???

[@TheFluffypanda808]

What is nik talking about rampages bluff vs him wasn’t too long ago to remember

[@MrCold0838]

the bluff itself was incongruent. the opponent said he calls all day if he had brought more chips. on the surface, it seems very ballsy but the amount he shoved is not meaningful to himself. analogous to a 1-3player shoving $200.

[@johnnytwotimes7854]

Huge mistake by Brian raising the river

[@bloodyelbowest]

What is the music at the end of these videos? Just love it!

[@mrhumble2937]

That's why you just call don't get greedy, got to think what happens if they raise.

[@Wooooosaaaaaa]

So weird that everyone thinks every player has to 3-bet with pocket aces pre every single time. People flat call with aces hoping to trap later all the time. Might be wrong and they might get cracked but some people slow play aces. Maybe not Bill. But some do. Nothing new and not that crazy to think an opponent is potentially holding it

[@77oregano77]

True but Bill is one of those that will reraise huge or all in with AA pre. If Brian knew that he could have at least excluded that hand.

[@deekonspider]

Bill is so rich hes ready to throw away money. 😬. Brian's holding back his tears. damn

[@shanesmith8920]

Apparently, Nik Airball forgot when Rampage made him fold a kings and deuces boat with a A8C bluff. 🍺 🍺

[@grottorabbit]

Knowing the weakness and passivity of your opponent!

[@jleggs2304]

Dude was trying so hard to get a read “I think I’m folding” “83k to call?”

[@danielwilloughby7523]

What night show was this?? I’ve never seen Bill with that much money on the table

[@tims.2834]

any 5 or pocket aces beat him. Brain said he had no more money. I dont know what i would have done in his position, go broke or live to play more hands.

[@robertmdm]

lol almost left Francisco hanging on the fist pound

[@cosplaytimecapsule]

"I fold only because I have no more money" YEP EXACTLY. That is poker in a nutshell. Do not play scared money

[@loaderseven7283]

Andy talked about Bill on his ytvideo, he says Bill is capable of firing big barrel.

[@Chainsawslots]

Why raise river if you will fold to a shove. He didn't think out the hand well.

[@cndvd]

Why would you fold KK ? Could of got max value too.

[@avp892]

What hepen with Garrett and Rubbi? You need to give us info what Hustler Casino think... thank you... 👍

[@havemersyonem]

Hell of a raise. Bill has been on the bad side of these videos before, but this one was a hell of a hand. Well played 📈

[@AgrippaPetronius1903]

Easy call for a billionaire, easy fold for man down to his last hundred grand ….that’s poker

[@johndawhale3197]

6:59 If he would have completely blanked the fist bump he would looked like even more of a badass...

[@Legolas1717]

Isn't there some chance that he actually thought AK high might be good or a split?

[@JacobGluck]

The bluff worked but it shouldn't have against a KK holding. Villain should never have AA (since that should reraise preflop). TT is also likey to reraise preflop. 5x would raise on the turn most of the time. Overall villains play does not make sense, plus there are extremely few card combinations that beat you. The correct play is to sigh and moan and toss the chips in. Of course there's the option of not raising so that you don't have to call a reraise. For those saying they've been in that spot and their aces is "always up against quads", I don't believe it. People at all blind levels both bluff in that spot AND overplay weaker pairs. It's more memorable when you lose but calling a reraise in that particular spot is a long term winner unless you're up against a player who would NEVER bluff there nor overvalue their pocket pair. Note that as the number of opponents seeing the flop goes up, the chances of running into quads increases (indeed one of players held J5 in that deal). Also if my opponent had check raised me on the turn as he's supposed to I would be more inclined to believe his reraise on the river. Lastly people tend to overbluff in higher stakes and under bluff in lower stakes. Brian should definitely have called there.

[@leeszen6193]

Why dont open eye play?

[@justinthomas27]

Brian stays makin bad folds just like the queens in the main

[@jean-baptistesay6941]

Someone has to tell francisco to start dressing his age

[@davidbellamy9717]

Brutal. How can you call?

[@PizzaLord]

By saying call. I never fold there.

[@PizzaLord]

@@Quickcat21MK Quite often I stop talking when I have the nuts and am just working out how to extract the max

[@emeraldtower24]

Forget J4 that was my favorite hand of the year

[@mikestudes]

What a punch to the gut! We all know what that feels like.

[@macavree9464]

Investigate Bill!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@joeashbubemma]

How many times have I been in this situation holding AA....yup, ran into quads.

[@bullyboy131]

The year is ending off with a bang.

[@coreysello]

Brian never saw the hand against Phil Galfond I guess 🤔😅

[@claytonmolloy6450]

When Bill asks how much is the raise on the river almost instantly is when Brian should have known he was good. Bill knows he has him covered, and if he had a 5 the raise size wouldn't have mattered.

[@OshawaStateOfMind]

Reverse tell?

[@claytonmolloy6450]

Definitely an involuntary one. If he had the 5 I would call it excitement, but since he didn't it was just a slip. He was probably running through the move in his head and didn't even realize he did it.

[@dathrilla]

Makes sense!

[@EricSmyth2Christ]

Huh? People who ask how much it is and then raise always have it Check out the big game with fishman and Hellmuth for example This is the first river raise I have ever seen that was a bluff with that language

[@mbd5]

Pretty easy to make the right read when you can see all the cards, huh?

[@shapeofillusion]

Did Brian report this highlight video for abusive content yet?

[@thegodhead]

Just shows the bluff immediately. Legend

[@somesaid4648]

I would actually give more credit to Brian for folding this hand. In terms of frequency, Bill should almost never bluff at this position, 5 or aa are definitely very possible than 33%

[@godop4021]

How could you possibly think this is true 😂

[@francescoaru8392]

I newer fold

[@joshuagreen7793]

Right it would be one of those, if you got it, you got it! After putting in 50K too!

[@redbull4fly797]

Brian should have done his homework and watched Bill how he had played. Then he would have made a correct decision. It was very strong line for sure, but Bill had done this before too.

[@Nssan]

He said himself, he has no more money to reload, so 'scared money' ...can't have that mentality in these stakes...plus he is getting 3 to 1 on that call so even if he is good a third of time..its a call

[@KiiroiSenko1]

Bill Klein owns his soul. Then donates all his money to charity. Double owned.

[@Frank7489]

The money meant less to Bill

[@Tv71440]

Why raise on the river if you can’t call an all-in? Huge raise on the river by Brian too.

[@Golden_Fire_Chariots]

a call only on the river is the best play with the kings. The pot was big enough.

[@user-qu8rh3ib4p]

7:16 tear of a man

[@dubmdee]

That was thee most gangster play ive ever seen

[@tomemeigh5338]

Brian's favorite singer must be Bob Dylan . Well, the song "Everybody must get stoned," anyway.

[@Wrlulu]

quanto vc me pagq dw camisa roaa pra derreter uma porra nq fica no fugao ate ficqr vermelho quer full stab

[@Vitalstatistix]

Great play no doubt but when you are a billionaire, there is no fear in pulling such bluffs. That's why Tom Dwan will still be the scariest poker player... He pulled some incredible bluffs without having billionaire status...

[@mikelee581]

KO. Dunno why, brings back a childhood memory playing Marvel vs. Street Fighter at an arcade bringing an older opponent’s health down significantly while not getting hit once. Then he pulls Akuma’s hardest supermove to just obliterate me for a KO. This too shall remain with Brian for the rest of his life. Don’t ever let your guard down on anyone. 😂

[@ronnguyen8287]

Bill "durrr" Klein

[@Jesters_Thorny_Crown]

The intro is like a load screen from a GTA game.

[@asaddjakhanov5334]

it happens when a player can hardly afford 1 buy in