Could YOU Make This INCREDIBLE Play????

[@PokerCoaching]

Would YOU have found the FOLD as Chris Brewer in this crazy hand?! 🧐

[@Dexerion]

Probably, but it's so hard to lay such a good made hand down.

[@patb6486]

No my opponents always have worse for value tho it’s not quite the same stakes

[@matthewriebel5792]

No, especially since I under-repped myself on the flop and turn.

[@嫖白-p1c]

Do not imitate this in your 1/2 game😂

[@Brandon-youtube]

they would have been all in pre

[@marksimpson2321]

It's a sensible fold for Brewer as he saves 30bb. Maybe if the two 7bb stacks were bigger thus changimg the payout likelihood, he'd have called.

[@garyk5141]

AJ off with ace of clubs is pretty much the only hand that he can beat that may take that line. He loses to all As combos tho i realise he wouldnt call an ug raise with most of them but A5s makes some sense. If brewer can open with k10s and jorstad knows that, he can potentially call wider especially as the big stack. He has all the set combos that turned a boat or quaded up. While this seems like an insane fold, considering the final table stakes in a 200k buy in, its really not that crazy from a world class player like Brewer. Nonetheless a very good fold by brewer that not many could make

[@嫖白-p1c]

No A5s with 40bb in ft

[@HaiJustDangiT]

At 8:33 Espen almost tabled his card when Chris threw in all his time chips.

[@catazep]

Wow, subtle catch❤

[@PokerCoaching]

Skill game!

[@jppagetoo]

Chris was kinda lucky he had the Kc and not the Ac. AXc would beat him, a few full houses beat him, and of course the nuts Espen had beats him. While Chris's hand was very strong, it was also not even close to a insta-call. Fold it? Wow, not sure I could.

[@moneymikz]

What Ax can you really have here that would call a UTG raise??

[@jppagetoo]

@@moneymikzAQc is one. But in general I agree, AXc is not the most likely holding he is shoving with.

[@jpkaneshida5075]

Brewer should've raised the flop bet. That way he'd have more info headed to the turn.

[@pontus3142]

I don't think he's betting anything worse than Brewer's holding for value. Bluff candidates: - 89s (3 combos) - AQo with the Ace of clubs (4 combos)

[@dennisje2925]

AjS AND 10js are in total 4 combinations. one or 2 Acx combination. Maybe bluffs with some A10s, K10s, combination. So maybe around 15 combination you beat max. Lose against. couple of nut flushes. 99, 88, JJ. Also around 15 combination. So in a cash game this is probably an easy call (we do have an value beater). But with pay out, its a much harder decisions.

[@嫖白-p1c]

Not in espen’s calling range

[@dennisje2925]

@@嫖白-p1c the jj??

[@Brandon-youtube]

Given the preflop action the only bluffs I think Espen has here are slow player QQ/KK/AA which he is flatting very infrequently. Otherwise it is an AX with A of clubs that didn't get there and how many of those is he flatting pre? AQo maybe?

[@alwaysup22]

Ace of clubs with a jack makes total sense as a bluff

[@Natureofwolf]

Well Roll it out two black AA flats on FT, But even A7 of club and again no way AQ of club flatting Chris gives up his holding in this case he’s got lucky but Q7 aq air was same thing 😢😢😢

[@gregorythemadrussian7461]

A J with A clubs

[@Brandon-youtube]

Sizing mistake by Espen on the river? With ICM implications here and a few really small stacks I wouldn't want to be putting Brewer all in there. Even if you leave him a few BBs

[@iamamishiamamish8155]

I don't think Espen would have played a straight so aggressively, not when there are FH and flushes all over the shop. Even an Ace-high flush is at the low end of his value here, I think. As Brewer beats no value he's reduced to bluff catching on a board with value everywhere.

[@stacymartin5993]

TT, AcTx, AcQx, QcQx... Pretty much the only bluffs out there. If he has AcJx... he checks river. AA, KK, AK... reraises pre flop.

[@davidgibbins8812]

Not saying its an easy fold but it is a FOLD from me. JJ, 99, 88 are all viable hands Jespen calls with. At the turn I am hoping for the 7 or Q clubs to continue. Just looking at laddering with the 2 smaller stacks My nightmare is an Ac on the River. Had that happen to me when someone limped KK on a K22 flop. I was dead before I knew it

[@adamfurgatch3229]

Chris laddered up one spot for a $170K difference than if he had been busted on this hand. ICM is a thing…

[@iananderson1901]

Impressive I think even Mike postel may have called

[@willinnewhaven3285]

Only bluff I can think of is Aclubs X

[@gregorythemadrussian7461]

Best bluff hand

[@marcpower3482]

AJ with the ace of clubs is what he would have been begging for if he called.

[@harshilpatel684]

Would Jorstad play identically and shove with an ace high flush here?

[@georgekatcharava6087]

Single Ace of Clubs he could be bluffing with... only thing that makes sense to bluff with....

[@catbuikhang6482]

I am not a professional by any means, however, I think Espen should have raised just a bit bigger on a turn, leaving Chris with a small stack compared to the pot, easier to induce a call by the river shove

[@Brandon-youtube]

I think the ICM implication of being out is more important to him in this spot rather than "what percent of times do I need to be right here" because even though he only needs to be right about 1/3rd of the time here in a cash game, deep in a super high roller with two short stacks still at the table this is a much different decision

[@HobbesJunior]

he cant go bigger than near full pot, if opponent has a strong draw only, he is keeping him in,,, he could have bet maybe 1.1m on river instead, to induce a call, i think ... and yea, if 2 small stacks are at the table, a huge bluff in that spot makes little sense, but still nice fold :)

[@baileydwyer453]

I think 98 suited would be an interesting bluff

[@svitlanaostapchenko5642]

No..I would have lost my shirt …100%

[@ollysalanson9452]

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[@PokerCoaching]

Glad you like them!

[@Suppanh]

Does Espen tried to rep a bluff with that all in ?

[@matthewriebel5792]

AJ or QTs for value

[@Dexerion]

Big folds are the most impressive plays in poker. I have trouble with it.

[@marksimpson2321]

Maybe Q7c would bet river maybe ...

[@ctrfc]

Why can't he have many Ac, if he flats JJ here why doesn't he flat AK/AQ/AT pre?

[@pandabearguy1]

Could Espen gamble on a check raise on the river? Or would it be sus

[@chefmikeankh6434]

Can somebody tell me when Espen called all in on the River for 2.6 million, but he still had chips left. How is that all in? I thought all in was all your chips. Hey don’t bite my head guys, haven’t been playing poker that long. Thanks

[@TC_WarDoc]

Cause either opponent has to go broke when one puts all in and the other calls. So the actual exchange of chips here is the same no matter who bets all in. So it doesn’t matter if Espen counts out his chips or not. It’s either him covering Chris or him getting stacked when he get called and lose.

[@denisfolcik1373]

Going, or calling an All In, depends on all stacks involved. If you go "All In" with 1 million chips, and get called by someone with 100k, and you lose, you would still have 900k left. You can only lose the amount your opponent has. If the stacks were reversed, and you have 100k compared to the 1M, if you lose you are out then.

[@denisfolcik1373]

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[@johnnytwotimes7854]

He verbalized all in, verbal is binding he doesn't have to put all his chips in the middle until the hand is decided

[@BSweetVideos]

What do we think of Brewer instantly throwing his time cards into the middle? Did he do this to get a reaction from Espen?

[@iamamishiamamish8155]

Brewer looked legit overwhelmed and baffled, I think he just freaked - i don't think it was an angle.

[@cnnctcable1396]

Chris Brewer played that better than jorstad, 1.2 Million would be the perfect bet on the river

[@chefmikeankh6434]

That was insane!!!👍🏾

[@hellrzzr932]

I would never fold because AJ with club would do this all day

[@chrismiller1718]

There is only one logical bluff; the naked Ace of clubs. Every other shove is for value. Too many value combos and Too few logical bluffs

[@andrewk-hk8pt]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💌💌💌I think its an incredible fold however, if you're folding hands this strong, could you be over folding in your day-to-day play in general? I also believe that there are some hands, you should be welling to go bust on; and this hand would certainly qualify. I'm curious what GTO says.....

[@nickl.20]

ICM implications

[@KiiroiSenko1]

No. No I could not. My cousin Larry stays balanced and jams this with 72o while aggressively calling me a pussy.

[@christophermc2]

Easy fold

[@mightybatillo]

Crying fold. It is never easy but you know its right

[@danielhurst8863]

Really, a pretty easy fold with two 7bb stacks at the table. In fact, even calling the turn bet might be too much, again, because there are two tiny stacks at the table. Some of this will depend on the payout structure though. By persevering chips, he is putting himself in a position to jump two spots, and you don't want to be messing with those that cover you when there are crippled players on the table.

[@gripm773]

So when there are short stacks you can be bluffed off anything except the nuts. Not a winning play

[@oliverjordan695]

I like brewer, seems like an average bro at glance, why is he doing range analysis loudly? To read espen? Arent they both world class? I figure it is a stress reliever. Maybe he got this habit sitting alone in his room clicking buttons? Anyway i like him I want espen to do a masteclass for pcp . How to be a street human statue enterteiner, those bronze and silver dudes?😂😂😂 Or how go win wsop main... whatever Somehow i think this men dont invest in indexes...10 mill is 500 thau per yeear.. chidwick even more...

[@Australian_Made]

✌

[@flex2125]

so bad at commentary its cringe listening.

[@bbbulldog61]

I'm a calling station 🚉⛽. That being said from my simple perspective. When you check ✔️✅ the flop and the turn and the river, in my mind you're telling your opponent my hand isn't that strong. This might induce your opponent to bluff or make thin value bets. I'm not 🚫 great at thin value bets on the river. But given the action I might value bet a smaller flush. Thinking I might get paid from 3Js or a smaller flush or maybe a stubborn straight. If you have a loose image you might get paid on thin value bets there. Bottom line I think I call on the river if I played my hand in this fashion.

[@tomnelson203]

j8, 99, 88, jj