He Only Had 2% To Win...THEY ARE ALL IN SHOCK!

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[@BellumNonAequa]

Serves him right for that tank. Obvious snap call

[@DNRchist]

Agreed. It's a slowroll.

[@denisfolcik1373]

Exactly. Haven't finished the video yet, but it's an obvious snap call. It's a dream flop. He even has the backdoor straight flush draw, which isn't even needed with the nut flush draw.

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

Naw his gut was telling him to fold, you could see it clearly in his face he knew he wasn't going to win ;but couldn't let it go. If you would never fold there please come play at my local casino, I'd love to host you.

[@twistedspine7300]

@@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr Nobody should ever fold there, and you'd lose to whoever you hosted if you think this is anything but a call. He is behind nothing but a set, and nobody overjams a set there.

[@Johnsir88]

What’s the point of this toxicity

[@cl299]

Deserved that after that slowroll 👌

[@RobbieStacks90]

Slowrolling is how you tilt your opponents... that and flipping over bluffs and getting in their faces after you take most of their chips. I do it at every opportunity.

[@ichmagheringway89]

​@@RobbieStacks90 Showing bluffs is fine but slowrolling is bad poker etiquette.

[@andreyvstaroselskiy]

It wasn't a slowroll. He was deciding whether or not to gamble the flush, because the all-in was kinda weird but would make sense for any hand scared of a flush draw of a better ace, and there was a lot that could be beating him in that spot. Any Ace-10 or higher, a set, lucky 2 pairs, even possibly some combos of the straight flush draw. Bazooka mentioned that his opponent was straddled, and he also raised to $100 preflop, so his range could be almost any of these hands.

[@josephsaeteurn9158]

@@andreyvstaroselskiy nah, he had no intention to lay the hand down.. he was slowplaying..

[@nordy259]

If only this was Daniel Negreanu vs Phil Hellmuth. The meltdown would have been epic.

[@Seven_Leaf]

Karma for the nitroll. Who would fold top pair, nut flush draw and a backdoor straight draw in that spot. Who's gonna bet 3.5x the pot on the flop with a set often enough to make this anything other than an almost instant snap call.

[@Alpha72989]

That was satisfying after he took his time and his stupid taunt. InstaKarma lol😂

[@stepbackandthink]

Nit Roller Gets Owned

[@roysnider3456]

See, all that theater with the gum and he still lost. The whole table was forced to sit there and watch the performance when he knew he was calling the whole time, like I said theater.

[@1neahl]

That is a punishment for not snap calling, end of story.

[@nikkichockawonga]

Yep, I'd be retiring from poker again after that hand

[@iGoVroomVroom]

Lol at "again"

[@adamwatkins1150]

What is taking him so long to call?

[@stevent425]

What was the Ace Nine guy thinking about? Just shove the money in.

[@MrDicus1]

He's a runner he's a track star 🤣

[@webguy943]

thats an online hand right there LOL.

[@marijosatinovic7432]

Lol, on GGPoker 2% is like 52% when you are against bigger stack.

[@NeiltheDeal]

So true. I lose all in with 98% on the flop about 80% of the time.

[@denisfolcik1373]

In PokerStars it seems the opposite. Big stack hits runner runner, or the 1 or 2 outer so often on there it seems.

[@YUMLiberalTears]

@@denisfolcik1373 That's what he's saying.

[@alexkeen5113]

Sometimes you get that feeling that despite the odds, you just know you're going to lose.

[@theotherwalt]

Yes, I agree. You know you are ahead, but you can feel the river coming.

[@emphatically]

that feeling is called “scared money”

[@AlcatrazHR]

I feel that way in every hand! :D

[@GokuTheSuperSaiyan1]

Lmao he took so long to make that call ahahahha

[@liudizzle]

“One fold, two folds, three folds, four folds, five folds..” Wow that is really annoying

[@nate296]

That's one of those hands I have to quit for the night after.

[@GhostOfYoda]

Slow roller gets stacked, instant karma.

[@marksprinkle]

That's what you get for slowrolling. Do Bazooka Joey and Chaz have previous beef?

[@runningrock124]

deserved it after that nitroll and taunts. had no plan after raising the flop. classic.

[@dceres7443]

whenever u have a hand that is completley dominated after the flop only to end up being the winner shall foreevr be called. “ u just got Big Daddy Chazed!”

[@davidelet3652]

What a nitroll

[@paulthompson9668]

Actually that's the opposite of a nitroll.

[@davidelet3652]

@@paulthompson9668 I don't think you know what a nitroll is actually.

[@ivorscrotumic3556]

Explain how that was a nit roll. If BDC Has 66 or 77 (which is possible), then BJ is around a 30% dog. He was right to take his time.

[@ivorscrotumic3556]

@@davidelet3652 Neither do you, it seems.

[@cactu]

@@ivorscrotumic3556 how DARE he think for an eternity of TWO MINUTES facing a 5x pot overbet!

[@NeiltheDeal]

I would never be able to recover from this.

[@donaldnye2890]

at river he had 5 outs unless I didn't see the cards that were folded, and this was not drawing dead nor was it surprising.

[@billymabum3514]

It’s a snap call . Wtf Is he thinking about

[@Alex-hx1mv]

Snap call

[@VegasVIPs]

This is why you should NEVER play at the lodge against their home players

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

More like why you never over value your hand if it means killing your bankroll. He only had 300 invested into the pot before calling the all in.

[@goodguycwyzz4768]

@@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr he was 98% favored to win how much better can it get for a call you dummy

[@daisy671]

All these big streams are "suspicious" to say the least.

[@founik]

He got punished for being such a dumbass and taking nearly 4 minutes of decision with top pair and a flush draw. Sure, you can be against a set, but you can be against any other draws as well. So it's a snapcall in my opinion.

[@Mitjitsu]

It's not a snapcall, but I would probably be giving 30 seconds of deliberation before calling.

[@founik]

@@Mitjitsu for sure, you don't need to snap it by mandatory, but I would say that we can agree on it should not take him 4 minutes :D

[@matteframe]

how is this a hard call? what could the other guy have? Aces? Three sixes? He has so many outs against anything he's behind, and obviously he's way ahead of bluffs... dude deserved to lose after that slow roll

[@MrAgmoore]

LMAO

[@skullmike-thelodgelive7395]

One of my favorite hands of all time!

[@transportman3498]

Its an instant call with top pair and nut flush draw. What the hell is he thinking about.

[@deancorso4212]

Wtf he was thinking about? It is snap call

[@johnfritz7497]

This proves whoever gets the cards wins.

[@jeanjung1222]

instant karma. Hate those tanker. A Fish who pretend to think

[@cmkeeler1]

Chaz is such a terrible card player. He must have made a Faustian pact to continuously win hands he has no business being in.

[@MrFunkyfranky]

lol baki

[@dougpeters1625]

Instant Karma

[@DaBuild]

Slow roller....well deserved bad beat!

[@keithcunningham923]

That's poker

[@mitchgreen4994]

🍀 ✌️

[@chadd1428]

Absolute disregard of etiquette... everyone knows it is unforgivable to open a piece of bazooka joe and not read the comic. Shame on you

[@arcana1439]

That is not a slowroll. Guys , i think you do not understand what is slowroll means. Tbh thats should be snap call, even if your opponent has set or two pairs you have good ev.

[@BensonBros22]

I agree because the guy was not purposely tanking knowing that he’s good. He’s just a dumbass

[@JESUSandPoker]

This is why online poker is rigged

[@destonwong2577]

This only prove one thing only need luck to win it all.

[@barryallison5378]

Heartbreaking

[@jeremymorley5670]

This hand is from like a year or two ago. Get some new/better material

[@onlylexus]

There is little math in poker, no matter what they say. Its a cruel game and you should not take it up, not unless you have millions to gamble with. But besides that do not play this game! Example only yesterday I raised with pocket kings, I get one caller. No ace on flop no flush draw just 3 of spades k clubs and 7 hearts.. so I have trip kings... massive hand! I bet 6 k, he goes all in. I call and With glee I turn my hand over having KKK, he shows a silly A2 spades, so I have him. Turn comes Q spades, river is 9 spades! I lose to an idiot who gets lucks with spade spade runners! I should give up playing poker, its nonsense! Too many miracles that occur too often.

[@bobomauler3404]

How could he have A2 of spades if 2 of spades came on flop? 😵

[@onlylexus]

@@bobomauler3404 Sorry you are correct, he had A2 spades, the previous flop spade was 3 spades. I have corrected my mistake. Thanks.

[@michaelsweaney3890]

🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮

[@armandosuba3427]

Terrible player can't snap call that

[@KSBlove0219]

개 ㅈ망겜 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@donbaxley5530]

EZ fold to me.

[@emphatically]

huh?? lmfao

[@speakthetruth414]

This is 1 of a million examples why u should never gamble big amounts of money on this game.

[@BensonBros22]

Always evens out in the long run

[@glennhagstedt]

@@BensonBros22 No it doesnt, thats one of the biggest misconceptions there is in gambling, it doesnt always even out, thats the thing. Winning certain spots can change your entire life and your confidence to move forward, people who claim that it evens out is just plain stupid. 2 years ago i came 18th in Sunday Million for 3600$, i lost QQ against AQ on a AQ2 board, I was at 2nd i chips at the time and lost against the chipleader, i would have had 180bbs while the guy in second had 40bbs. If i win that pot i probably end atleast top 5 in the tournament, which was 35K$, and i might even win it for over 110k$. That 18th place gave me nothing while 10x that amount might have changed my entire poker career. So no, it doesnt always even out since i've struggled since that hand.

[@SlotSlasher]

That's not what he means dude. Sorry about your shitty luck in the milly but he's saying over a large sample size weird gum guy is gonna win in that spot much closer to the 98% odds that he had. Of course there's variance or fish wouldn't play, like "bazooka joe" lol, obvious fish.

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

I love the comment pros talking about never folding there or saying it's a snap call. All of you are welcome to come up to Vancouver, BC to play (poker winnings are not taxed here! and w33d is legal).

[@emphatically]

It’s a snap call ALL DAY getting over 2:1… At WORST you’ll be 30-32% against sets. Your opponent could quite literally table their AK/AQ and it would still be a correct call.

[@YUMLiberalTears]

Why would anyone ever want to visit Canada?

[@qazzaqstan]

@@emphatically it was a $1700 raise into a $600 pot unless I missed something Though yes it is a call against a tabled AK. The question is purely which hands they play like this.

[@emphatically]

@@qazzaqstan He had to call $2000 to win $4400, 2.2 to 1 odds. 31.25% equity required vs villains range. which A9hh easily has when you factor all value/bluff combos.

[@qazzaqstan]

@@emphatically I just rewatched the clip because I'm exhausted and could easily be missing something (legitimately on my 4th straight week of averaging 3-4 hours per night) but it looks like he was raised by $1,755 and total pot if he calls is $4,140 1,755/4,140 = 42.4% I agree he still has it against most players because it is a straight up profitable call against AK and 2-pair plus he absolutely crushes any semi-bluff they actually have in range but it still depends on the player. Against someone that is only shoving sets combo draws and some nut flush "draws" (I mean the guy basically 3x potted it over a min-raise) he blocks T9 98 Ax 54hh and 85hh potentially out of pre-flop open range and suddenly he is against only sets and does not have the equity.

[@dogsofwar811]

Bro wtf why are you tanking? Top pair with a nut flush draw. Just for tanking you deserve to lose the hand

[@ifeelhalfnaked484]

Shoving 200bb on 2nd nut flush draw seems about right

[@MultiJejje]

First of all there was also $20 live straddle so basically this game way bigger. Secondly, it seems against this guy it was a nice play. If he tanks with this strong hand.

[@crawford1083]

Some suck-out.

[@JesusSavedMeFromASuicideAtempt]

They need to take Brads photo off the Icon for the channel..He’s from Rohnert Park California not Texas…

[@emphatically]

LMAO