THE BIGGEST POT IN POKER HISTORY

[@scottoshea9440]

Perrson: I just lost a million dollars in the largest televised poker hand of all time. Friend: wow, must have been a sick bad beat, what did you have? Perrson: Q high

[@ScratchThis]

Then all of a sudden Elix Powers bursts through the wall like the Kool-aid man screaming "He went all in with a Queen high!" 😂

[@TheSherlockHomez]

"honey he called my raise with QTo!"

[@UnbiasedMagicReviews]

Hilarious watching Persson burn 1 mil………😂😂😂😂😂

[@JustinHampton-l5j]

Nice play antonius!

[@GWOAT]

Persson begging for a Q or 9 when he drawing dead 😂

[@blackwiza24]

that has to be stress comming in ngl.

[@Alexander-wg3ob]

He was rooting for the 9 or queen of hearts for a chop

[@LostBravesFan]

Eric didn't realize he was drawing dead at first til another player told him.

[@StuartFerguson55]

The dealer knew he was dead, just snapped that river out there like it was nothing lol.

[@krishort]

He did just punt a million so maybe there was some emotions

[@danielmoore3602]

@@StuartFerguson55yeah the dealer was my hero just basically punched Eric in the face with that “nah mate ya dead look Jack now ship it” Hahahahaaha Eric’s had it coming for ages Phil hellmuth just saw this and is currently wanking

[@taintedgooch]

He's done it multiple times he rage quit a game when he won and thought he lost lol

[@ticenits1926]

@@krishort yeah, whenever I lose a monster pot sometimes I can barely even count out what I owe my opponent.

[@18000rpm]

Patrik showed a lot of class by not asking Eric how many times he’d like to run it 😂

[@griffinmatthews670]

lol they didn’t have the choice anyway in this format but ya

[@santaclause3487]

I thought perrson had a big piece of Antonius in this game

[@sinavincent3927]

@@griffinmatthews670 it's the fact that he's drwing dead bro 😅

[@spookmaster106]

Obv joke but Patrik always classy as fuck

[@dawsonje]

Just money changing pockets in the same pair of pants.. Persson finances Antonius… Persson free rolling here

[@Acesman12345]

Legend has it that every time Eric eats a piece of dry toast, $67,000 falls on his shirt.

[@Devilfish6666]

Antonius is one of these guys that can have that dead read on you from the get go. The min-raise was spot on too in hindsight. Guys just a beast.

[@kevinyin2663]

Yeah the min raise was great for PA...since the A came in on the turn. I wish the A hadn't come, that would have made this hand far more interesting. If the turn is a brick, PA still bets $150k and Persson still shoves, would PA still have called?

[@samcdZX]

I read that these two are really good buddies & hang together alot, that was surprising to me. I can't think of two more polarised personalities.

[@Gos1234567]

@@samcdZX yea maybe Persson is staking Patrick

[@jont2576]

Shyt Patrick Antonius is one of the true og poker gods from back in the days when tom dwan and Phil Ivey was rising up and making a name for themselves as the top poker players in the world back in the late 2000s and early 2010s.......he's probably the only one that can take on tom dwan and Ivey in their prime and be totally unfazed like a Greek god.....and I don't mean him being unworried,I mean u wouldn't be worried for him at all..... And also he's a supermodel before he became a poker player. Patrick Antonius is the man Doug Polk wished he could be.

[@bruyneeljonas687]

The fact he politely said 'nice hand Patrick' while we all know hes capable of doing otherwise just shows how much Patrick is respected at the tables.

[@antzooma]

Persson always has decent etiquette lol he just trolls Hellmuth

[@HitchSolveEtCoagula]

I remember a moment where Doug passed me in the hallway at Rio in 2019. I think he was having a bad run at the series that year and was talking about not sticking around in poker. Glad you are at it and killing it with content still. The poker world wouldn't be the same without you, Doug.

[@RIVERANIEVESZ]

You may wanna licker his balls next time you see him!😅😆🤣

[@andylymbo]

Did you mean 2009?

[@ianburns3358]

He did quit for awhile but then the Lodge opportunity came and it's fired Doug up. I'm glad for it the community needs people like Doug.

[@LEFTaTIP]

Doug might've took a big hit on his Crypto roll, missed poker, saw a lot of juicy-potential--click bait/gossip and maybe was a little bored being a married man =Mr Polk. Maybe a combo of all 4 ...!!! Good to have him back tho

[@HitchSolveEtCoagula]

@@andylymbo No. I was not at the Rio in 2009.

[@worm6948]

I gotta give Eric credit. The man makes the highlight reels and he's never on the winning end 😂. Like a high roller version of Matusow

[@itselmar4927]

He Lost all that credits by giving it all to Antonius

[@chrisr5909]

He did stack mrdr batman for 250k but that’s just a few of his winning hands

[@jarirepo1172]

When he realized he was drawing dead after cursing he said "Nice hand Patrick". Now that's class, losing a pot like that and still managing to keep good manners. Well, plus one curse, but I'll forgive him that there.

[@OCPARKWAY]

That's kind of wrong man..But Funny as Hell 😂

[@rashisti]

​@@jarirepo1172 yeah he doesn't want that call we wants to force a hand like KK to lay down but when Patrik looks him up first he realizes his hearts are dead calls for Q or 9 then realizes he is dead for almost his whole stack.. so yeah one curse followed up with respect to Antonious I think he handled it very well considering that was ~1M of his own money shipping.

[@Badbentham]

8:00 Persson's instantaneous and large reraise on this board can be interpreted as quite a timing tell; - A3s, 33, and 88 would likely think for some while, and probably picked a smaller sizing, as there is rather little that Antonius could hit , apart from an overpair . Means: Antonius put him exactly on the type of hand that he actually had.

[@Shivian124]

Yep excellent pickup. Persson is good at bullying smalltimers but Antonius is one of the coolest customers around.

[@jeffreyyoungblood7438]

I've seen people with the absolute nuts make the same kind of play though and usually they aren't top players.

[@timdrury9040]

Yep and Perrsons “you better be careful” routine when the action is on Antonius screams I’m drawing and really really want a free card. If you had 88 or 3x you wouldn’t be talking.

[@morphyox6453]

I don't know why I love seeing Persson losing pots like this. But I love it!

[@wetcoast4426]

It the Jerk-factor he brings. I love watching him lose like no one else.

[@kyleridgell656]

​@Wet Coast jerk factor for sure, did you see his heads up match with Hellmuth...rediculous.

[@0klb0]

He does have a pretty villany persona ... But underneath all that he's really a terrible poker player 😂

[@bbm1077]

because he's made a billion dollars off other people losing money at his casinos...

[@franciscoreyes3857]

@@wetcoast4426 he is not a jerk but kinda cocky, JRB has a way worst behaviour 😂😂😂

[@eugeneahmad5459]

The card room bit was HILARIOUS

[@JacobSmith-ut8gx]

Doug you are a comedian “This is a 10-15 card room play”. Had me rolling 😂😂😂😂😅.

[@CGoody564]

This

[@JacobSmith-ut8gx]

@@CGoody564 what’s up.

[@CGoody564]

@@JacobSmith-ut8gx just out here grinding so I can make a 20 room play like the big boiz one day

[@JacobSmith-ut8gx]

@@CGoody564 lok

[@JacobSmith-ut8gx]

@@CGoody564 lol right I’m withccha

[@AT-qm8gv]

13:37 I love how this is the time stamp where right after Persson says “9 or a Q!” And the other guy says “he hit the Ace.” And Persson says “fuck I’m dead…” the arrow graphics in the background go off as of to say “send the chips to Patrick” 😂😂😂

[@chadmichael03]

1337

[@SS-kk1pb]

Good catch.

[@Stockhandle123]

The thing that stands out to me is that Patrik Antonius is no longer an elite poker player. There was a raise with a small full house versus Daniel a while back where he got Daniel to fold a better full house because a raise there is something only a donkey would do with worse. Then there is this raise on the flop which is just really bad.

[@SmartDumbNerdyCool]

You must be on the Devil's lettuce to have noticed that

[@Jay-Kaizo]

Eric is fantastic for every other poker player's game 🤣

[@ryanhughes1101]

Imagine being the guy with AK and Pearson’s got A3

[@victorgr54]

Doug your commentating is awesome. Your side-dark humor "blow money of fire" is your true calling. You had me in stitches!!

[@user-cc7rw6lr6l]

7:30 “even versus hands like a three, Antonius is well in the lead” Watching too many Persson and Francisco hands can do this to a man. They are starting to rub off on him

[@tellumyort]

You guys it’s really important we give Doug more money so he can be as rich as Eric Persson.

[@TTW1]

A couple of more hands like this, and Doug will be right there.

[@Cobra9876]

When Antonius asks 'What do you have?' that could be heard as how many chips or what cards, and erics panicy reply gives everything away.

[@Kelavis]

I thought the same thing... Pretty sure Patrick was talking about his cards...

[@jacksansbury3778]

Lol I heard that. 100% Patrik was asking about his cards and Pearson shit so bad he started rattling off numbers 😂

[@mrwezbo]

Look at him when he jams. He is literally shaking.

[@Gos1234567]

Yea “how much do you have” would mean asking his chip count,But Eric blurted out a number as if trying to put P off from calling

[@PIGGEBANK]

@@mrwezbo could be an intentional countertell? Shaking when putting chips in rarely means weakness. lol

[@victorfigueredo6]

Genius! Finally watched the full tourney ad. Congrats for the ingenuity, Doug and team

[@Seytom]

I've seen Persson lose big before, but I've never seen him lose and have an expression like "What the hell did I just do?".

[@antoinedodson9208]

The way the announcer calls out the action and the streets is ridiculous lmao it kills me every time

[@גיאאבןצור-צ6ד]

Great analysis Doug And on that note let me just say that it's great having you back in the poker world

[@rsv13]

Doug, I'm loving your recent levels of snark, irony, and sarcasm. You cut in and out of it seamlessly, making it a true treasure hunt. Funny that it's often about the brat or this clown.

[@tube33139]

After that hand the rake increased at Maverick’s poker rooms. 😅😂

[@suibora]

😂

[@jeremysumpter8939]

I forgot how much I enjoy Doug Polk's poker vids...fell out of the loop for a awhile but itll be nice to binge watch again

[@imatwork7866]

this is a 10, 15 or 20 card room bet💀💀💀

[@JohnnyMcMenamin]

I'm glad to see Antonius still playing.

[@joelwillis2043]

This is like a typical weekday for Patrick.

[@ilijapetrovic5002]

I mean its typical weekday for Eric as well, luckily the money is not an issue for him.

[@joelwillis2043]

@@ilijapetrovic5002 Imagine thinking you made a point.

[@ilijapetrovic5002]

@@joelwillis2043 My point is that Eric is a pretty loose player, with a lot of cash, that likes to gamble and gets involved in huge pots when he shouldnt just like the pot in the video. Not sure how you missed the point but happy to explain.

[@JuanLopez-yt6ss]

In the very beginning of the hand persson shows robl his cards I wouldve loved to see Robls reactions throughout the hand it probably was hilarious

[@christopherhjort519]

Ah so thats how he could make that call with a fucking top pair :) j/k

[@spoomba137]

I mean at least Pearson had sleeves on for this punt. Dusting off nearly $1mil is bad but losing that much while dressing like a Chad in your 50s would be the real needle.

[@flemwad]

Dressed like a rube

[@Arrrrt5]

Patrik is such a Legend!

[@joaoalegria7578]

Played him like a fiddle, Antonius knew his customer too, brilliant.

[@justinhart7172]

Simply put fish give off tells. And if you watch person intimidating physical tells after he raises flop, Patrick deduces that he doesn’t have 88s full nor a 3x, and so he takes the drivers wheel. Eric should do himself a favor and stop giving off so many tells and just stop fucking doing so much extra

[@MarbleManiaNo1]

@@justinhart7172 No tell needed here though. Why would you raise a boat there? If Antonius has a strong hand, you can still jam the river. Weakest bluff Ive seen in a while and a very easy call even in an online poker hand, where you won't have any tells.

[@joaoalegria7578]

@@justinhart7172 nah man let him think he's a shark swimming with the pros, it's good for the game! 😆 also, no way pocket 88s or a 3 would play like that.

[@ticenits1926]

@@justinhart7172 no tell needed, Patrick just has absolutely no respect for Pearson's game. He would have got it all in preflop if he could.

[@rockwithyou2006]

@@joaoalegria7578 no way Eric would play 88 or 3x like that.

[@TheAdventuresOfAndrew]

When you’re playing poker at 1am but have the Tour de France at 7am

[@alexanderpetkov97]

Eric is a walking billboard of Maverick Gaming, including clothes of the same material as a billboard

[@sandhanitizer15]

Looks like a doofus lol

[@ayeoooo]

👏👏👏😂😂😂😭

[@crushedscouter9522]

I work for Maverick. We all hate him as much as you guys lol

[@justinhart7172]

@@crushedscouter9522 your fired

[@someguy8498]

If I had a cool million to blow on one hand in poker, I’d wear just about anything. They could call me doofus in the comments & it wouldn’t phase me one bit.

[@FriendsForFriends666]

patrik keeps making good calls like this one for years. might not be the most gto player but he's top for sure.

[@kryzzmeister4644]

He is an old school lag

[@TheFantasyFrontier]

@@kryzzmeister4644 lag? you arent smart

[@Prolific_Troll]

@@TheFantasyFrontier He is tho. Loose-aggressive is exactly what Patrick is, combined with intuition and reading abilities.

[@rashisti]

​@@Prolific_Troll I wouldn't say Antonious is GOAT but he is been playing at the biggest cash games for two decades plus and still killing it. Definitely should be a Top 10 or 20 in any list.

[@TheFantasyFrontier]

@@Prolific_Troll patrik is a lot better. why even compare

[@Lunaire.-]

I think with persson snap raising on the flop and his rep he's just drawing and patrick picked up on it very nicely

[@tyroneejem4313]

Patrick also induced the Bluff on the turn card, by betting 1/4 of the pot, he knew his costumer is crazy and would steal the pot by going all-in, so he made the stone cold ez call.. Patrick knew his costumer from the get go

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

100%. Hope Scott doesn't read the comments and improve his game!

[@joelcuerrier4833]

One thing I gotta ask here. I was watching the old poker shows 15-18 years ago and Antonius was there looking exactly the same. Kept the same good physical shape, same face, no sign of aging to be found I can see.

[@Prolific_Troll]

Patrick has been blessed at literally every possible opportunity in his life.

[@everythingallin4905]

He had his trials and tribulations with online poker.

[@haydnmclennan4739]

think he gave a fair chunk back later in the session

[@Knights_of_Zurg]

That one hand was worth more than any year's worth of Patrick Antonius'es tournament cashes, except for his fantastic $5 million 2018 campaign. Nice.

[@jaypeters5224]

Antonius is primarily a cash game player

[@SilvertoneKevin]

I like Antonius. He looks kinda like he is going to be a “BRO-mosapien” but he always seems like a quiet, respectful dude. And he has made a lot of great calls like this over the years.

[@bobbob2298]

Simply amazing how calm Patrick stays.

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

Yes. Lots of practice.

[@LIONTAMER3D]

@@nicholasdemetriades9154 WTF are talking about?! There was NO card Eric could catch! WTF would Pat be worried about, a Queen, a Nine, or a Heart? HE WAS 100% TO WIN, OF COURSE HE WAS CALM!

[@GabrielRodrigues-lz4ce]

All the way long. And it is a million on the table. That is not yout 05/10 cents game

[@theAristocrap]

Rumors were that Persson is playing against himself (Persson having % of Patrik).

[@rockwithyou2006]

9:31 "you don't wanna do that", eric begging patrick to check

[@pmam1968]

Even Patrik looked a bit shocked

[@joshuapatrick682]

i love your analysis but Antonius hooked his man. Three bet the flop to narrow his opponents range to flush draws then bet small enough on the turn to induce the shove making his hand look like KK. pretty masterfully executed whaling spot.

[@austincitynolimit4027]

This reminds me of the early Full Tilt poker days playing 2/4 NL

[@stevenobrien3763]

Did the pots go to over 2 million🤔😂👍

[@JonasGrumby71]

The “min 3 bet” on the flop is 240k, so it’s a bit over that. 40 raised to 140 is a 100 raise, so he only needs to add 100 to that, which is 240.

[@KillaKali777]

I can only imagine if Tony G was at this game and how he would react lol

[@KaizenMaster007]

I recall seeing Durrr and Ivy playing in larger pots so I checked. I'd like to make this clear since it wasn't at least in this video description and the video was released 6days ago. Many people won't know this isn't recent. "The real largest pot in poker history is the one between Paul Phua and Tom Dwan for $2,353,500. This pot was played in a private game in Macau in 2015 and was later aired on TV during the Triton Super High Roller Series. The hand involved Phua holding Qs Qh and Dwan holding Js Ts on a board of Js 7h 5h 6d 3h. Dwan made a bluff on the river and Phua called, resulting in the massive pot. Prior to this, the record for the largest pot was held by Patrik Antonius and was worth $1,978,000." - ChatGPT3.5

[@TIenNguyen-l6o]

One thing I do know after watching thousands of hours of online Poker that you do not Bluff Patrick Antonius. He might be the toughest professional poker player in the history of history.

[@Gos1234567]

We’ll he had top pair and the nut flush draw

[@TIenNguyen-l6o]

​@@Gos1234567 Dude, he could very easily be drawing dead in that hand. He blocks 2 hearts with the Ace of heart, what does he expect Eric to have? With all the actions on the flop and on the turn, I bet you that 7 out of 10 pro players would fold that nut flush draw.

[@davidhoekstra4620]

@@TIenNguyen-l6o Just based on the cards yes. But not with the way Persson was acting and talking.

[@pabl1to33]

@@TIenNguyen-l6o The timing gives it away. Also, you're crazy to think that 70% of pros would fold nut flush draw on that board..

[@jayrobbinstacks4574]

@@TIenNguyen-l6o dah fuq you calling with if you fold that hand?

[@joshuapatrick682]

Bro Eric Person was feeling more than the poker I’m sure. “Jacked to the tits” is a saying I’ve heard that comes to mind.

[@olivierrun8364]

Antonius, definition of poker face

[@imatwork7866]

Only 1 card room of Pearsons was harmed while making this video

[@thaThRONe]

Imagine 67,000 being referred to as "crumbs"😂.

[@aleiterful]

I mean when you lose 1 million in 5 minutes and you’re only left with 67k you might as well go buy another shitty watch… lol

[@iristuesday]

Hilarious point

[@jameskristengrossman8999]

@@aleiterful LOL

[@adamdominguez656]

Business partners moving money around. Everyone: “wow!”

[@rezbal]

Persson is legitimately the deadliest equal part combo of 3 characteristics: ignorance, arrogance and confidence 😅👌

[@mutteringmale]

I have always liked him for those above reasons, but also because he's not mean or has issues and seems like he'd be a great guy to go have a beer with. The players that sit there with their hoodies on, never say anything are anathema to any poker games.

[@mjakersusmc]

Is there a link to a copy of this video somewhere without this dude’s commentary? 🤔

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

Persson's face @ 13:50 tho

[@ScratchThis]

I think that heads up beat that Eric slapped on Helmuth went to his head a little too much!!! He really believed that he beat the greatest poker player in history 😂😂😂

[@blakebarone1809]

Well. I got answers to the questions I’ve never asked, namely: 1) has Patrick Antonius aged in the last decade; and 2) I wonder if Patrick Antonius still plays poker.

[@jenz5973]

1) No, he does not. this beautiful man ages backwards and 2) yeah this is not from that long ago I believe, but you could retire after this hand for sure xD

[@flagfootballhighlights]

Persson looks like he lives to chug Red Bull and vodka and challenge every bouncer within sight to a fight that doesn’t end well for him 😂

[@quiet_erp]

Persson gives off some serious 🤏 energy.

[@aarons.4906]

im about to go for a surf was hoping he would give me my rash guard back.

[@jebenp]

lmao. "Eric is down to crumbs.. just $66,000"

[@Bresingeri]

I know Doug doesn’t put much into live tells, but they probably factored into Antonius’s decision.

[@juliuskaiser5626]

Agree here totally. I don't think that s.o. instantly reraise this flop with 33,88 or A3 and other shit like AA is unlikely given the preflop action. I'd not have a raising range here in Persson's shoes.

[@corbinmiles5677]

Eric has so much money he just gets off on putting people in uncomfortable situations. Probably is really fun for him to bully broke regs but it’s wild to see actual pros just take free cash

[@eda.gonzalez3706]

With Queen High flush draw on turn: You just fold says Doug..... the rest is history

[@aaronbaron3155]

I like that Antonius is always in these monster pots or making sick lay downs. He's a quiet superstar.

[@donnyrockett7490]

Those two work together anyway so probably got his money back

[@blorblol]

I kind of suspect that Persson had decided to snap-raise as soon as he saw the flop to try and project strength and hope the flush would back him up if needed. But Patrik's 3-bet might have hurt him. And then after the turn Persson felt that he had to back himself up lol

[@tyroneejem4313]

Patrick induced the bluff by betting 1/4 size pot on the turn, he bet only 140K on the turn.. to probe and induced the bluff, Pearson took the bait

[@kaj4501]

Eric 'No gamble, -no future- no money' Persson

[@michaeljones825]

lol

[@omgHeadshots]

He was trembling, easiest money Patrick ever made lol

[@pijtology4062]

E P bought a piece of P A, sold most of his own action to his backers and found the perfect spot. Persson be Arbing ! any other setup and money would not have went in like that

[@johnshannon2033]

Imagine losing $990,000? Even Eric is sick to his stomach.

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

More like imagine punting a million when dominated then dead on the turn.

[@JacobSmith-ut8gx]

@@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr He was trying to make a move. If you play have you never bluffed shoved before.

[@JacobSmith-ut8gx]

@@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr It’s not a move that I would suggest but it does work against scared money.

[@ayeoooo]

He prints money

[@johnshannon2033]

@@JacobSmith-ut8gx sure have. You can see nausea on Eric's face.

[@hornetguy9063]

My guess is Patrik decided his range was full of flush draws and maybe some 8x/99 stuff that he could put pressure on. Persson is spazzy. So my impression was that Patrik was going for some thin value as an exploit planning to play some poker if Persson jammed. Which is fine. This is a special line for a special opponent.

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

He comment did it for me. You know you're out of position. So Patrick could more narrowly define Persons range.

[@ThePoliticalLambaster1]

Eric is just insane lol

[@denske1272]

I will give Person this, Antonius was very uncomfortable making that call at 13:23 he looked like he was about to throw up.

[@danielegarja]

more like he was very excited altho still bit nervous because of the huge pot

[@ADHD_Meditation_Club]

In almost two decades of watching Antonius ... that's the most animated I've ever seen him!

[@MrRagnovelenoso1]

What a gift

[@ImnotChuck.]

This is excellent info for the next time I have a million dollar stack; I won't have to wonder how to play it.

[@VegasNit]

Persson is in way over his head. A highly insecure man that is overcompensating in poker games. It is just sad to watch.

[@blakebarone1809]

Fun. It would be sad if he was jamming $1.1mm with a $1.105mm net worth, but he’s not.

[@jmoon808]

Are there gonna be satellites for the 2m GTD? Just curious

[@bradasstv]

Not being a jerk, but where did this Persson (pun intended lol) come from? I seen him do the heads up with Phil and now it's like he's all over. No shade, I just feel like he popped up out of nowhere and now he's just played the biggest pot in the history of televised poker? That's crazy... Was he around before the Hellmuth match? Any videos of him before that day? I'm just curious and would like to watch some of his older stuff if it exists...

[@faithnomore101]

He looks like hes living in a trailer. And i bet at some point he did. Shady charakter.

[@6thsense464]

He owns a lot of casinos in the US. He was already well known in Vegas and private games just not in streams.

[@redshadow310]

That plug for The Lodge was perfect. Can't wait to visit on my next trip to Austin.

[@scholesiefirsttime]

Some place, some where, Phil Hellmuth is smiling with a grin wider than a Cheshire Cat!

[@corypopoff865]

"Because one day, I'd like to be able to light money on fire like this.." 🤣🤣😭😭😂😂

[@SerErryk]

It's one thing to lose that much with set over set or A high flush over K high flush, but Eric lost this much with Q high. Oof.

[@THELASTUYGHUR]

Ngl Eric person’s poker style is just too crazy that I had to respect something in this from bottom of my heart.

[@tomcads1604]

The biggest punt in television poker history :D

[@chadmichael03]

The biggest punk

[@mickeybhoyy]

Patrick "what do you have?" Eric just rattling out numbers "i have 600, 670, 700 K" Muffling and scared made it alot easier for Patrick. Welcome to the Big Leagues Kidddd

[@rafghad4399]

He basically checked the turn with a very small bet. Induced the all in.

[@PerfectMantra]

Exacly! Great move against Sperwer Persson.

[@saintjimmy456]

I don't think Patrick was trying to induce an all-in, he looks momentarily surprised when Persson shoves and says "what do you have?" - Persson responds with a chip count, but the way Patrick says it, it sounds like he is asking out loud what hand could possibly go all-in here. He then thinks for 20 seconds before calling. I think the 150k bet is pot control because the board is paired and they are so deep. If the 150k bet was to induce an all-in, he would have snap called.

[@user-ly5oo2hd7p]

@@saintjimmy456 Persson line is very weird.Most decent players will not raise on the turn there,so patrick was confused for a moment.

[@-The-Darkside]

Antonius has the largest head in poker

[@notallowed337]

Nah. LexOPoker does

[@lulu.r.b]

@@notallowed337 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@notallowed337]

@@lulu.r.b broooo. It's huge

[@satchelyork]

Antonius: Wins the biggest pot ever Doug: I would have checked

[@Halibut86]

Doug is thinking check/fold? I don't see anyone entering this flop with a 3 so what are we really scared of? Pocket pair? we have kings and aces semi-blocked. MAYBE an ambitious play with jacks or queens? Every other Ace X is blocked by the king kicker... We have the flush draw locked so there are extremely few realistic hands that beat us after the turn

[@Donkadocus]

9 or a Q!

[@InterWebGuy99]

LULZ. 😂

[@burkhartlaw1]

I love min raises where my opponent has put in a beefy bet. They always call and are usually in bad shape when I do it.

[@Halibut86]

If they really were strong, they should be reraising again no? A minraise signals confidence in the hand since it's the most likely possible option to be called

[@concernedonlooker]

😅 Doug, I remember when you sat in on a heads up match with Dwan and an unnamed business exec at Aria pre-High Roller tourney and Dwan lost a $3.5 Million pot! Remember that? Biggest pot I ever saw!

[@polyluchsshroud6918]

tourney is not cashgame bro

[@tonyjenkins6713]

that 1 card club so I can light money on fire was 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrSkill_420]

Spoiler Alert : Each player has half of each other meaning no actual money changed hands. Or, conversely, the stakes are downscaled behind the scenes and the pot is actually 10x smaller

[@narele25]

source: trust me bro

[@justinhart7172]

This is verified by Chad

[@saintjimmy456]

Persson seems like the sort of person that wouldn't bother showing up if the stakes weren't real.

[@MrWholf]

I think an important tell in this video : When the ace hits the turn and Antonious is grabbing chips to bet. Perrsons says “you don’t want to do that”. Which you can’t hear well. But I always watch with subtitle on. This is such a low limit tell. Usually weakness. I kind of have a feeling that Antonious bet that 150k as sort of a blocker or possibly induce a bluff. When he bets 150k. If he flat calls after saying that. He’s obv super weak and on a draw. When he jams all in. It looks like a bluff, since he flat calls the flop 4 bet. Either way I think Antonious has his live tells pegged. Especially that snap reraise on the flop.

[@maxtheyouth]

aquaman is a fish

[@user-ly5oo2hd7p]

🐳

[@michaelscuevas72]

Dude…you make me laugh. Love your channel. You have to show the hand that Robl cleans Antonius’s clock later in the session…allowing Robl to cruise to victory. That one is brutal. I remember Antonius flops a set of 9’s and I think Robl hits a flush or straight. Gave over…wasn’t much longer after this hand.

[@cain2548]

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