Garrett has ACES in a $100,000 POT

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[@jonathantripp9252]

Love how garret treats his victims as valued customers and allows them every grace and courtesy

[@djdestroyer]

Damn, this is a sharp and interesting take. If business is good and you want it to keep going then you need people to return. Customer service becomes huge in a way.

[@stevenwalker9013]

Keep the fish happy and relaxed. Make them think the shark is there buddy until it’s time to eat and sushi is on the menu!

[@pejos19kat]

😂😂 so true

[@shivasirons6159]

JT, terrific insight, he knows you don't tap the glass , my guess is he,s like that away from the table too.

[@nickgordon129]

Garrett is easily becoming one of the most likeable players in poker. He is so classy and civil, really cool of him to run it twice here knowing he was way ahead.

[@chilogutierrez8760]

Lmao it's not nice to run it twice. It cuts down on variance

[@wynz7810]

@@chilogutierrez8760 you are terribly wrong, Garrett is running it twice to be nice to the rec. Simple as that

[@galaxygalaxy4429]

@@wynz7810 Although you're right Garrett wants to be nice. Garrett let his opponent chooses what to do.

[@nickgordon129]

@@chilogutierrez8760 dude what? That’s why it was overwhelmingly nice. He gave the dude a chance to win back is money when he didn’t have to.

[@charlieh6866]

@@chilogutierrez8760 nah he never does it normally,

[@michaelgrillo5326]

You could see that Garrett was annoyed with himself for asking if he had a set and finding out he was crushing him. He ran it twice as a courtesy for it. Garrett proves that you can be very entertaining and a class guy at the poker table. Every time chip he uses comes with an apology.

[@barry6290]

Noticed the exact same thing. I dunno what ‘every chip he uses comes with an apology’ but I am so impressed by his demeanor. Clearly works on his mental game

[@hotline7797]

i watched the stream, the commentator made a good point, that Garrett ran it twice just cause he knows that Big John is not a pro player, so he just let him take his money back or at least try to...so its just another class act of him. you dont really want to chase off all the player by stacking each and everyone each stream, sometimes its better to lose or chop instead of killing all the vibe of the table for the rest of the night. For him its just another exhibition game kkk

[@ozrenbalic6051]

Would you be saying the same thing if first run was a Q and the second one wasn't?

[@sdickinson5234]

For a pro player it makes no difference mathematically to your expected return if you run it once or twice or three times. Running it more than once does reduce your variance slightly.

[@8yogibear]

Good comment

[@TheLandOfTears]

@@sdickinson5234 It makes a difference... In the long run (assuming you are pro and you play a billion hands), you are better off running it once.

[@muntiacusmuntjak]

I think Garrett deferred bc he asked John what he had before deciding how many times to run it, no?

[@XiagraBalls]

The more of Garrett I see, the more I like him, but the less inclined I am ever to sit at the same table as him.

[@8yogibear]

Really cool for Garret to run twice

[@iamhorcruxer]

You mean really stupid

[@matthewadams8583]

Yeah I never understood the logic of running it twice when you are way ahead.

[@iamhorcruxer]

@@matthewadams8583 right like you’re losing so much money when you chop and for no reason cuz traditionally it’s ran once anyway, it’s hard to make a hand and get paid off now you jus ripped yourself off

[@yoyert6526]

@@iamhorcruxer Garrett knows that big John is not a pro like the rest of them. There’s a reason he did it with him and him only.

[@thingsended]

90% of the time he preferred to run once but like the commentators said “he’s being nice cause big John is not a pro player” and he won a lot last session.

[@edhsaio]

I think he ran it twice cause as soon as he called his all in, he asked if he got a set and got a response. it would of looked bad on his part to knowing he's so far ahead and then decline running it twice. I'm not sure if they would of run it once or twice if they discussed before revealing their hands but Garret was the nice guy here.

[@mrgainz7252]

Yep you can see he's sick after asking him if he has a set knowing he now has to run it twice.

[@michaelgrillo5326]

This was what it felt like to me. He felt like he sort of slow rolled him by asking and having him crushed. He looked genuinely upset with himself for doing it. He's a class act.

[@c10wnbaby22]

Would of, like would'f? Huh you learn something new each day, would of.

[@itiswhatitis...9648]

Garrett is so class its amazing...his ability to make the right decisions instantly doesn't hold to just the poker table.

[@cmbsoldja]

I mean... he had Aces with the Ace of heart...

[@zeekus2222]

Another case where Garrett shines with the high class, well played sir!

[@windy619]

When he asked if he has a set “noooo” in the saddest way

[@postflopper]

garrett is an insanely class act

[@brentsenior7830]

Garret is the ultimate gentleman at the table. He's an amazing player to boot

[@phosgene2]

garrett knows: be kind to your fish, for they feed you.....

[@aztecwarrior9729]

but he already had him hooked. It doesn't make sense to me.

[@RyanMonty]

Garrett's gotta be the best dude in poker.

[@DustinIsDriving]

Garret is always a humble guy and gives people a chance to at least chop

[@jasonhounsell3297]

It doesn’t change the equities, he’s not giving anyone a chance, it’s a free courtesy. It’s rumoured some pros only run it once because of past superstition OR because they want to encourage people to bluff them less who might not have the cash to support many buy ins. If your properly rolled to handle the variance then all running it twice or five times is flatten out variance more. The vast majority of pros are happy to reduce variance.

[@nathanstrange168]

Garrett is such a fucking solid dude 👌

[@shivasirons6159]

" Garret has the A of hearts btw" but of course he does.

[@diggydowdiggydow]

I love Garrett so much. We are best friends.

[@pashmackintosh993]

Garret is so likable

[@JosePereira-cc1ju]

dang garrette just give him a second chance .. what a cool dude.

[@jameswill9527]

He is entertaining big John he know he has a bankroll worth going after and not giving him the choice will cost him long term

[@apriliarider6072]

You can’t find a better person than Garret. He’s pretty good at poker too!

[@FaithfulReasoning]

garrett is a really nice guy

[@TheLuozhixiang]

Garrett so classy as usual

[@canada_1006]

What a mercy.

[@haranglouis5252]

Noob.

[@sangphan09]

He runs it twice usually against non pros.

[@w0ntuanASMR]

Such a class act garrett is let’s the opponent choose the number of runout

[@jtcash44]

Human beings everywhere can mess. From Garrett in terms of how to maintain ones integrity and treat others with respect.

[@IsRight]

He never runs it twice normally

[@toetsenbordridder]

Garret is a very fair player, good one for the game👍

[@davidelet3652]

If that was a pro, the 1 finger goes up, vs amateur "we will do whatever you want" LOL

[@pokerKKcrushr]

Garrett Ball riding convention... He got Aces and ran it twice..omg

[@jasonhanks8516]

Garrett never runs it twice. Interesting he gave him the option.

[@tysongoller1091]

That’s not how it works lol they both have to agree. First time I’ve ever seen Garett run it twice I can see why he doesn’t now 😂

[@jasonhanks8516]

Well Garrett usually has it when he gets it all in to begin with anyways. Been destroying the last few sessions

[@golfmaniac007]

@@jameswillett1157 didn't garrett shove all in?

[@alexanderwong1299]

Gman just lost 47k in profit lol

[@jasonhanks8516]

@@alexanderwong1299 yes but he profited what 500k the last like 4-5 sessions

[@lechero4295]

Poker is easy when u have nuts vs second nuts

[@thebigboofer3826]

When being a class act backfires lol

[@Rit1738]

I might be wrong but I feel like it’s messed up to ask the other person if they have a set and then (now that you know you’re ahead) to refuse to run it twice

[@flyguytv6776]

@@Rit1738 yup, thats 100% why he offered the option up to BJ.

[@christophersantrizos1657]

The Honorable Path is often the hardest one to choose.

[@flyguytv6776]

Everyone here talking about Garrett getting burned by offering BJ the double run. The fact is Garrett asked b4 that even came up if he had the most plausible hand for that action which would have been the set of queens. BJ answered, not offering when he knew the plausible outcome of that hand would have been shady AF.

[@MrElephantBeach]

It wouldn’t have been shady for the simple fact that everyone knows Garrett wants to run it once. If he offers it’s simply to accommodate a rec player because he obviously doesn’t want to run everyone off by being ruthless

[@thehuhu]

guys first rule of poker is to keep this non-pros / fish (not saying john is a fish) happy. garrett doesn't want to chase off everybody

[@wynz7810]

John is a big fish

[@pokerpariah]

Garrett will continue to run good at the Hustler because the majority of the players are far below his level. There's only three player's I've seen at the Hustler live stream who can compete and that's Phil Ivey, Dwan and Luda Chris. Everyone else is comparable to Garrett clubbing baby seals. And for pokerbunny, I can't see her even being a winning player in 1/3 stakes.

[@Fusion198888]

You forget Andy

[@KevinDurantisnot]

Luda Chris? Really lol. Even on this stream Jon is a very good player wouldn’t consider him a baby seal

[@KnightsOffical]

Definetly Andy, he is probably best and biggest opponent of Garret

[@sparky5834]

Luda chris 😂😂😂😂

[@instaves]

Andy and Brian (although he doesn’t play very often) are two solid opponents

[@bigboygains137]

aint this the guy from survivor?

[@shivasirons6159]

Did john say " first time I ran into that one" ? I,d think anyone at those stakes would have surely ran into top pair beaten by pocket pair, it doesn't seem fair though, you had to work for yours, his is dropped in lap.

[@ch1nn]

this is why garrett never runs it more than once when its advantageous for him not to, he def regrets that lol

[@RogueStatusX]

no he doesnt lmao.

[@lsw4168]

I mean idk why everyone thinks so highly of him. Garrett asked Double M what he has, asking if he has Set, and Double M said no with no significant sign of strength. Garrett then got comfortable and opened up his most likely nuts AA, as if he just wanted to run once. Double M then opened up his card which is 7s, as he took it as sign of run it once. Garrett realized that he took advantage of taking information after 'all in' as everyone makes decision before they open up cards, etc. That is why he ran it twice, I mean what is the chance of 2 outer comes out anyway? If Garrett wanted to be a real nice guy, it must have been Double M open up his cards accidently, then asking do you want to run once, then Garrett replies back saying nah just run it twice..

[@johhnydeep4961]

It’s big John and had AQ in his hand not MM who folded his 77 after the preflop bet

[@Dynamice1337]

You always do what the whales want with regards to how many times you run it. Garrett only demands to run it once against pros.

[@stumpy2923]

Big just n smells his fingers after the flop bet

[@cathdan]

Lol lf the first run is the q and not the second run than ?

[@michaelbelanger3373]

Same outcome.. It would be a chop

[@cathdan]

What I trying to say running twice does not mean u are trying to be nice or what. Is just lowering variance . What if Garett run once, and the q appear on first run. And the guy win and cash out straight. Than?

[@raymondvorndran4306]

Bordering on softplay.

[@daveyfadess]

Is Jon a mob kingpin ? Lol or just a good customer? Too funny

[@hugoblack3489]

Good guy

[@martinsmith8487]

Just looks to me like a millionaire living the dream 🙄

[@afffflacccck7812]

1:07 nick schwardson

[@THEC00LCEE]

Garret always runs it only 1 time. Why did he do twice here?

[@olepoon903]

He mentioned before, if their opponent wanna run twice, he is nice enough to agree dealing twice.

[@doubleg122memes4]

@@olepoon903 anybody that has played with Big John knows exactly why Garret ran it twice. Great guy

[@jmurda8533]

He always prefers once. Sometimes he’ll leave a shorter stack the option.

[@sunny.__]

Also to keep the game going. If john busted don't think he is rebuying and is 1 less player for the game.

[@dannymccrae3070]

Player dependent

[@joeltroughton3021]

Big John by the skin of his teeth.

[@csisoldier]

Unpopular opinion: running it multiple times when your ahead is in your advantage

[@olivierauberger]

That is correct. The larger the sample size, the better the return for a constant edge.

[@roodflo3080]

Popular opinion: running it twice us good when your behind. My opinion: if you put chips in the middle against me, you better be prepared to run it once.

[@DD-vc7fq]

@@olivierauberger Except that it isn't correct.

[@Reypstraptor4269]

Its actually neutral.Not in your advantage neither in your disadvantage.When it comes to pros anyway.If your bankroll is shallow than yes it is in your advantage but if instead your opponents bankrolls are shallow its better to tell them you never run it more than once.

[@TheLuozhixiang]

Only dwan Ivey gal andy is worthy opponent of Garrett . The rest is fish .

[@iamhorcruxer]

Fair? Lol

[@shawnwilson1514]

Nobody wants to watch a chop pot!!!