Garrett gets Check Raised TWICE in a $100,000 POT

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[@ResDogFishing]

Garret has that “I love this kind of poker” vibe.

[@jonphanspromotions]

Gman is the best of the best. Gave Jon credit for putting Gman in pain. Not too many people can do that to Gman

[@ogkennyp2393]

Lol I mean doesnt take much to hit a set and check raise twice

[@tyronewilliams534]

Also he only beats a bluff what is he tanking for easy fold

[@tomhands1746]

Gman

[@thingsended]

@@tyronewilliams534 you just answered your own question, well played

[@thamos6546]

@@tyronewilliams534 when is the last time you played a 100K pot? lol

[@mikelab2606]

I follow rampage and after seeing Garrett beat rampage for stacks I've started watching Garrett's videos, he's an incredible player. His reads are on point

[@mikelab2606]

Also I just seen the situation that happened with poker bunny and Garrett's right we just want to watch poker, it's sucks that some people are down hundreds of thousands,but at the end of the day, that's behind the scenes

[@Weezyfbabyy]

You learned about Garret thru Rampage?!Garret is one of the top cash game players in all player pools. A modern day cash game legend.

[@ThereAreTwoGenders]

He is a very aggressive player, and people are also scared of him. Most people give up on the river against garret. He has an incredible image, and is always calculated. And he isn’t afraid to play for stacks, makes him very dangerous. Incredible player. I wonder how he would do in a tournament style.

[@Eliht01]

Garrett is the goat of cash games, not always but seems like he makes the right decisions a lot

[@drewzorich4197]

I watched Rampage for about 5 minutes one time. I felt that I got worse at poker.

[@milesanderson491]

Garrett seems like a good guy from all the clips I have seen with him.

[@alakazaam4292]

*chips

[@bigfanvideo140]

I think a ALL IN bet would have gotten the call more often than 1/2 pot bet.

[@dazyjones1]

such a likable person Garrett. The fact he's an ace poker player as well is just a bonus.

[@andrew1906]

Yeah I don’t know how many flush draws check raise turn and bomb river. The turn check really was awesome… but always a well played set or even just AA.

[@TylerDurdin]

I thoroughly enjoy hearing Garrett talk through a decision.

[@aaronsoto4622]

I actually met Garrett Adelstein in the bathroom. At Bicycle casino. Super cool guy. I was "whoa,,, your Garrett' Adelstein, he just looked at me and started laughing" lol. Will always remember that though.

[@jeremyloos744]

Is folding top pair after a double check raise and river bet really that awesome of a laydown?

[@damland1357]

nope, shouldve folded turn most likely, unless he had a very strong read

[@klamtkp]

No, and frankly that's a bad turn call with only top pair and marginal kicker and no drawing equity. Double check raise is nearly always a nutted hand. Could have saved 19k and 4 time chips

[@sonbui8770]

I disagree. If you calling a double check raise then It means you should be calling to river to a 2/3 pot bet. Otherwise fold on flop/turn.

[@Ballen81587]

I was surprised he didn’t fold turn but Garrett is a way better player than me so I’m not gonna question him

[@MrDungcute]

Imo, he has a low frequency turn call to a double check raise strat which balance his play in the long run.

[@jianntynglu4429]

The double check-raised on the turn was amazing, he knew Garrett will think he might miss a flush draw on the turn, trying to represent a strong hand by check-raising.

[@sonnycusa]

Win or lose, Garrett is just a super cool guy!!

[@rap4977]

Minor point relative to baseline but Jon’s face and body language made this a closer decision. Looked to me like Garrett was waiting for any reason to let it go and Jon did not give him one. Worth using 4 time chips to try to raise his certainty level. Wasn’t able to do so but worth the exercise.

[@badpoker6203]

Garrett is the best!! Time and time again he makes the right fold..... is he the world's best cash game player?

[@faulrevere8938]

@Duncan Donut Donut Mostly clowns indeed, especially compared to an intelligent seasoned pro like Garrett. His game selection is very smart and strategic.

[@TheHef12345678]

Great player and one of the classiest players on these streams.

[@joseyvillegas9610]

He’s up about 300k on the new season of high stakes poker. He’s made some crazy lay downs and gotten max value on almost most of his hands agains some of the best in the world

[@timbeaty2653]

What about 2 check raises??? He not the best

[@tonypovilitus2408]

Garret staring ya down when he’s like “plz check”

[@matthewsoriano2294]

I think the big thing people are missing these two have played thousands of hands at the same table so obviously Garrett went with his read I mean called out the man's hand and eventually folded lol so clearly Garrett knows he's super capable of bluffing in this particular spot with the double check raise and bomb river scenario. Which is probably why he did it in the first place Garrett's the best high stakes cash game player in the world in my opinion and this is one of 100's of spots he made the right decision I mean the man had 50,000$ invested in this hand so he was get almost 4-1 to call and he folded which is incredible.

[@seangrover702]

Maybe he could try checking back turn.

[@noex100]

He's getting 2.5:1 on a call, not nearly as impressive as 4:1 lol.

[@freshasmint]

Did you even watch the hand lol? Garrett has only 30k invested at this point

[@fist82]

If that was rampage, Garrett would've shoved all in.

[@patrickclark7714]

and been right more than likely. lol

[@DustinIsDriving]

Garret knew his pair wasn’t gonna cut it

[@3500camarz]

This Lyft guy be posting everywhere

[@DustinIsDriving]

@@3500camarz Uber… f Lyft. And I post on whatever I watch. What’s wrong with that??

[@user-te2ze1ud7v]

@@DustinIsDriving Nothing my man! Keep doing it!

[@DustinIsDriving]

@@user-te2ze1ud7v 😎

[@TEAMGETHELP]

Lmfao I've given over 5k rides, how do you have so much drama😅🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣😅😂

[@Vipu88]

garrett is a very nice guy. rare in poker tables

[@999waves]

What a read he called his trip 5s

[@alexbentley486]

What’s better is that he verbalizes him having 3 - 5s.

[@Zayzay-97]

Jon has best poker face . I’ll be channeling him

[@wdiddy1]

as soon as Garret says he is leaning towards calling, I would ask what he has lol. He is fishing for information based on what he said, he first says what he plans to do to see how the other guy reacts, no reaction means the guy is maybe fine with the call. Talking after to Garret would make him think you don't want him to call.

[@mumblesbadly7708]

Gotta love how he sneaks looks at his opponents fishing for info whole talking his way through the hand. He’s the best!

[@samuelrenauro939]

Jon should have checked the river for the very slight chance of pulling off the first ever triple check raise in televised poker history.

[@roryvonbrutt7302]

The level of poker skill at that table...... .....SCARY‼️®™️

[@AcidxAnarchy]

Garrett's a beast man. He already knew what the hand most likely was, 3 5s lmao.

[@rogerfeder4743]

3:20 He reads him for a set of 5s

[@scbluesman13]

Getting the double (or even triple) check raise in is always a personal rush when you can pull it off, but it doesn't mean much if you let your opponent off the hook on the river. I honestly think that if Jon had gone for a stop n go betline on the turn instead of for a second check-raise, he might have gotten paid off on the river. The first check raise seems like you're chasing a draw. The second one just looks super polarized and you either have close to the nuts or nothing.

[@bomblade15]

True. How much is he going to bet on those streets that get called? 25k or less?

[@davidleonard7439]

Check raise on a draw?? Uhhh

[@scbluesman13]

A lot of streams I watch, and a lot of cash games I sit in, I see it a pretty frequently. Someone with 67suited, for example, flops a board like 5, 8, 3, or 6, 8, 5, with the flush draw. I'll see players check raise in those spots a lot, especially if they think they are up against an overpair.

[@daddyfuse50]

@@davidleonard7439 Yes. Thats a very common play on the flop. Lets you take it down right there, or juices the pot up for the times you hit your draws.

[@davidleonard7439]

@@daddyfuse50 ummm that is NOT a common play in poker, generally. It MAY be a "common" play in today's poker- which has dramatically changed, even over the course of the past 5 years- let alone the past 20. Check raising the flop on a draw, is literally a waste of money. There's absolutely no point in doing that, ever. Period.

[@joelewertow6095]

Jon never plays this way unless he def has it.. wth Garrett even considering..this is when tv I believe influences decision-making...the smile laugh speech

[@stevenundisclosed6091]

This guy might be a better poker player than Poker Bunny. Wow.

[@LilOak]

lol

[@nycnightcrawler9027]

I was just about to comment how this Friday stream was so much more interesting to watch. You didn’t just have GMan dominating the whole session.

[@georgefan2977]

Nah Poker Bunny would've snap folded on the flop, not losing a single penny

[@jamisonferritto6173]

Garret apologizing for taking so long, the audience and probably people at the table are just watching in awe not bothered at all 😂

[@jonathanferguson9226]

I was bothered ... by the apology.

[@tomgold5006]

Double check raise plus river lead is 90% value range imo

[@type2life396]

Yes, to a one dimensional think tank donk like you, it sure is.

[@xxxyyy1880]

Althought Garrett makes it look and says that its close to call i dont think so. He said it that he believe hes behind and wanted to get a read to confirm that. If he dont get any read its always fold. If he get a read that opponent is bluffing then it might be call. Some might double check-raise with nut flush draw but not many players. Thats why double check raise is always a strong hand. Either overpair, two pair or set.

[@Lado1677]

He doesn't have to have three 5s there. KQ and AQ have him crushed. Also, all the sets and A3 of spades make sense there. Maybe ( most likely) I'm wrong but here are my two cents

[@Sam-db4mr]

Players are not usually bold/brave enough to check-raise Garrett. And Jon here did it on consecutive streets!

[@maverick1973131313]

Nice spidey sense. Read the situation nicely...either facing a monster or aggressive semi-bluff draw that missed & 3 barreled or Q with better kicker. Which tells the story better for the player you are playing?

[@sarahdeshay1394]

The decision was not about his kicker or the value of his hand. He could beat a bluff and his opponent would only bet like that with either a bluff or a set. Garret did consider that he may have been on a draw and backed into 2 pair so the decision was is he or is he not bluffing.

[@silentbovo1]

The word you're looking for is "polarized"

[@priely5149]

Great fold, the bet turn was unnecessary but it was small and helped him to fold. Damm is good.

[@troyhbk]

It's hilarious reading these comments like anyone plays these stakes and are anywhere close to Garrett's level. Gotta love the chat wizards. "if garrett calls turn he should be calling river at a high frequency to a 2/3'rds pot bet" "Garrett should call flop to a pot sized check raise but fold turn to a check raise". It's like you guys don't know what you don't know(you may not even understand that). Thats really the problem with chat wizards. I actually think Garrett played this hand poorly but he's so much better than us, who are we to judge? Also, Jon is capable of playing As5s this way, Garrett has logged many hours with him.

[@thehuhu]

lmao i know. at best there are probably some 5/10 players in the chat and a 3b size is in this game is someones entire fucking stack. keyboard warriors need to stfu

[@jianntynglu4429]

The river should be an all-in for set of 5's, pot 65k, All-in-bet 76k, such style would be more likely to be seen as like an over-played bluff Plus, I get more money if you get called, up your equality.

[@KNVLL_]

anyone know what hoodie garret is wearing?

[@blacksilver6832]

How does Garrett call 55s in a 3bet pre flop pot?? That’s just INSANE poker intuition.

[@AnujChhabra1]

Garrett 3 bet him I believe

[@justadudeintheworldman.120]

He called the pocket fives after the river. Jon flopped the set of 5s, Garrett knew it wasn’t Qs so it had to be 2s or 5s…not that difficult of guess

[@troyhbk]

If I never see the word frequency in the chat again, I'll be happy at a high frequency.

[@sethno1ram1]

If he's 'so indecisive', fold

[@ShawnSharma]

almost feel like garret has to posture as if he calls a lot there to ward off bluffs w nothing in future...

[@12mikeg12]

he's sooo damn good

[@krt88nc]

Seems like an easy fold. What two check raises, he has to be have a better Q but likely better than that.

[@JosePereira-cc1ju]

5:18 YUP another good fold.

[@frkysience]

Jon is one of my favorite players he js not afraid of the Gman

[@facepalmjesus1608]

you cannot afraid playing your set you know?!

[@cndvd]

That 40k bet almost worked, should of did another 25k bet instead. Just 15k less would of been so enticing, he would not be able to resist calling.

[@jordanconnor1223]

how make the right play like 78% on the river legend

[@maggienguyen0529]

Garrett the best poker player I think he’s smart one he should be legend poker

[@11pupona]

double check raise and huge bet on the river, that is a fold.

[@Jesters_Thorny_Crown]

If like to see a compilation of how often this happens to GA.

[@NoFateButWhatWeMake]

if Jonh made a 25k bet on the river...Garrett would've been priced in and called. that 40k bet seems super strong since John only had a little left behind....but what do I know.🤷‍♂️

[@drdrayfromla99]

Before the bet I was thinking he needs to bet 30k to get a call. I mean Garrett was close to calling the 40k so that wasnt too bad either.

[@tiagogilo]

garret is literally world class

[@hardwaylearner]

There should be a $5k jackpot at every poker room for pulling off Three check raises in one hand

[@Mauricio-kf8qx]

I would have 500k

[@keniffkeniff]

Gman stands for Gentle man

[@andreaitalia2605]

Im so bad if i think was an easy fold on turn???

[@bvb09duisburg02]

CR7 of poker Adelstein

[@christopherton]

Anybody ever see Garrett play a tourney ?

[@largeformat942]

sets are like heart disease, the silent killer

[@calvinfan6330]

Top pair is kind of an easy fold especially with the line he took.

[@marcozheng2207]

Garret is sooo goood

[@eltoroloco1936]

Where was this last weekend. My j*ackass called against quads and all I had was top/top. Be like Garrett!

[@lailaready1851]

Check raised twice then guy leads out with a big bet it’s an instant fold. Why was this should a hard hand to fold ??

[@thad1296]

It's so painful but you're almost never good there, I guess.. As soon as there's a second check raise you can probably eliminate the flush draw *and then* there's even a lead on the turn. So disgusting

[@chadh1721]

Hell of a fold

[@rjdodgerz2776]

Garret is so dramatic. It's all an act for TV lol

[@kleptodathief3946]

40k river was too big a bet to get paid off...maybe 20k he gets gman to call

[@Mr.Rick989]

I'm just here for all the pro analysis is in the comments

[@kyle5375]

Such an easy fold lol. Bad play on the turn by Garrett too

[@mrx7181]

Gman is great and I love watching him play, but what can he even beat? What can he be thinking about for so long here? He just doesn’t beat anything I think John just gives up on the river a lot plus lots of hands got there. I don’t know just my opinion.

[@jarppe123]

Kind of thin to bet turn being in 3bet pot and opponent showing strength already.

[@albikrasniqi5295]

He is thinking so lang to call with just a pair?😂😂

[@silentbovo1]

Bc these people are sickos. They can catch you with bottom pair and people can bluff 3 streets for over 100k. It's a dynamic high stakes table.

[@2011blueman]

I don't think this is that difficult. I've never seen someone check raise the flop and turn, and then lead river with a bluff. That's just not something people do.

[@yt.personal.identification]

Sounds like you just found your next bluff action.

[@2011blueman]

@@yt.personal.identification I'd call that a kamikaze insane line that has to be -EV.

[@yt.personal.identification]

@@2011blueman It got Garrett to fold.

[@2011blueman]

@@yt.personal.identification He didn't want Garrett to fold, and against anyone except for Garrett I don't think you're getting a river fold from someone that calls your checkraise on both the flop and turn.

[@yt.personal.identification]

@@2011blueman Well, when you realise exactly the text book the player is playing from...we can predict the play. The actions you say wouldn't work, just won this guy the pot, without needing to show if he had it.

[@ptbot3294]

I wonder if these players come watch the stream afterward to find out if thry were right

[@smith077906]

Two reraises. I would have folded but I'm just average at poker

[@moneymikz]

G knows he’s not betting $40K with Q10 or worse…

[@spensercramer7478]

"this is an ez fold what is Garrett DoInG" you guys are funny, this guy thinks about more things in a hand than any of you think about in a session. If you don't believe me, go get in the ring with him and see how you do.

[@torylangley3747]

this comment section is full of losing 5z players it seems

[@JD_YANG]

Crazy skills

[@tmoguan9023]

He knew he was beat. The time chip thing and the "I almost throw chips in there bs" were just acting.

[@diagnosedtopg7657]

No it wasn't, he was 50/50 on a call there.

[@Ricky.913]

I wanna read an expert saying they would've easily folded, without using a time chip

[@krisedwards5265]

And people think he is best in world? He was check raised 2 times. QJ? Lmfaoooooo

[@thedude5599]

Garret had rags top pair third kicker easy fucking fold/

[@mikeyu5004]

This was a good one. 😂

[@NxFxKW]

He had a good read on the pocket 5s… he could have just as easily had Kings, KQ of spades or something like A4 of spades that could check raise with a lot of equity. Good lay down but he probably knew his hand wasn’t good enough on the turn.

[@artkirakosyan2633]

No

[@silentbovo1]

KQ of spades with Q of spades on board?

[@NxFxKW]

@@silentbovo1 ur right lol was half asleep when commenting… after watching the hand again 5s Is the most logical or Maybe something like AQ or KQ with the Ace or King of spades that would have been check raising and having him beat there. I still think he knew he probably wasn’t good after the second check raise and was praying for a check on the river.

[@ni4ka10589]

A4 spades is what I would've put Jon on. 55 or QQ possibly, too, but A4 seemed more realistic because its a semi-bluff drawing hand with one over to the board that got there on the river. Either way, QJ has no equity here and it's a good fold even though Garrett was getting a good price, 2.5 on his money, to call.

[@Brian-vk1hm]

99.8% of players not capable of checking that turn after check raising flop.

[@ozrenbalic6051]

And they shouldn't. It allows opponent to take a free card when drawing, or to pot control with a marginal hand. Fancy play syndrome, that worked this time (or not, I think Garret would have been more likely to call river if Jon just bet the turn).

[@nazar1979iraq]

@@ozrenbalic6051 he played it like a flush draw. that's why garrett bet the turn. He knew his customer is not a scared player. Very well played by Jon.

[@ozrenbalic6051]

@@nazar1979iraq a flush draw shouldn't have checked either. You give betting lead to your opponent, you miss the opportunity to win the pot right there on the turn with a weak holding that has little to no showdown value, and you put yourself in a weird spot on the river while playing OOP if the flush hits. Donking if you called the bet on the turn, or betting after check-check, turns your hand face-up.

[@nazar1979iraq]

what a sick play. Jon is a monster

[@patmartin6271]

I’ve never seen garret get money in bad? Wtf have you?

[@misspetit]

easy fold though. stop making this guy look like he's a legend lol...nobody beats Phil Ivey

[@hawaiiboy2826]

Why would Garrett blow up this pot pretty bad play if you ask me

[@andygao7905]

This crazy how he always makes the right decision

[@SSky06]

Just 100% knew he was going to make the right decision, like he does 99% of the time lmao.

[@SSky06]

@John Olsson It's a 3bet pot on a drawy board and he has top pair lmao. No, no -- you're right, actually, Garret is secretly bad at poker because he didn't soul read that guy on every street. Go back to .05/.10 man.

[@SSky06]

​@John Olsson Lol, k. He made the right decision in the end and didn't pay off a set in a 3bet pot. These guys don't play stone GTO, so a second c/r by a smart player like Jon could be a wide range of things. Since Garrett has a Q, the most likely value hands are 22 and 55 -- there are only 3 combos of each, whereas there are dozens of flush draw combos. If you're folding this turn against a good player with TPGK IP in a pot you 3bet than you're folding way too much value -- or you're just applying experience playing all the fish that play face up at the local 1/2 game, which is silly.

[@SSky06]

@John Olsson You're welcome for the free poker lesson, Mr. Fish.

[@SSky06]

@John Olsson I said it was free. I'm aware you don't have any money to pay for lessons with the way you obvious think about poker lmao. Get back to the tables, I have a mortgage to pay off.

[@lloydchristmas1086]

@@SSky06 why do internet dorks call everyone fish? 🙄

[@johnnietran5652]

Garrett is kidda annoying now imo! Sick of his act

[@peterfruchtman5318]

Ez call

[@daryld7860]

Kinda beautiful

[@normanatm7]

3betting HJ open with QJo? as soon as the line up gets a bit tough, Garrett gets owned!

[@torylangley3747]

i can't count but isn't it 5 handed? or at the most 6.. QJo is completely fine to 3 bet in position 6 handed. if it was suited he would be more inclined to call