Doug Polk Gets OWNED!!!!

[@PokerCoaching]

Which cash game player do you love to watch on a live stream? 🤔

[@EmmaHarrison-l1n]

Keating, mariano, action dan, Denis, rob yong

[@danweaver5787]

JL loves when Polk gets wrecked lol

[@glaubs65]

Mr. Alan Keating (sorry :)

[@I_need_an_oil_change]

Airball 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@donmacquarrie9161]

Sashimi!....probably for Nick Vertucci - type reasons though.....sorry ladies...... :(

[@christopherhorn4744]

Plays the 10-2 of diamonds perfectly from here 😂😂😂😂

[@jamespage8583]

I mean it was Tom Dwan - I've seen him do crazy stuff with 7, 2!

[@christopherhorn4744]

@ for sure, I thought it was hilarious how he said it! 👊

[@leeButtrill]

Not sure how he stands up that fast with balls that big and made of steel

[@diegoprada5452]

That talks a lot about Doug Polk image

[@wheresbarry1434]

His voice didn't sound like he had big balls. Little tiny balls maybe.

[@kylmätkävi]

ahhah

[@nottelling4828]

I put him on either KJd or Axd. As such, I was fully expecting him to turn over a pair of Q.

[@doriangray2020]

@@diegoprada5452he needs to change his name from Polk to Pwnd

[@MM-vs5ej]

Sorry, but what did your commentary add to just watching the live feed?

[@atwertsdfgsdfaasdfa]

Easy money for jonathan lol

[@archibaldtuttle9019]

Minecraft food noises when Polk drinks

[@alexandruion7660]

The problem with playing this deep is that sometimes you are going to be put in horrible spots. Everybody can play 100-150bb deep but 1000bb deep is another story. I usually never play over 300bb as the spots become tough.

[@DavidL1986]

I never play beyond 300BB because im not allowing some villain to play like an Ass hole, stick their money in like an idiot. And Bink - 800BB pot being shipped to villain

[@nflsportsesport4248]

i like to play 40bb deep at most...Much easier to read the cards...

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

And that is why you will never achieve greatness.

[@lookdonttouchx]

@@nflsportsesport4248 please stick to slots lmfao 40bb

[@srichards1711]

Agreed! I leave the online table if I reach 200 bb.

[@argsgsgsgnngndg9894]

Against a random player it's a snap fold. Against a competent player it's probably a mix call because in terms of blockers you unblock diamonds and that's it.

[@seano2981]

It's never a snap fold here man come on with AA on that board😅 What can he really have that would justify a snap fold? I knew there was something fishy watching it . I would have called this and would be rewarded for doing so

[@Chino-bk9fd]

should doug have checked the turn?

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

@@Chino-bk9fd - Yes, and see of LSG bets big or checks back.

[@EGarrett01]

Yeah someone clueless would have a set here, a player with a slight clue who isn't good would be bluffing here because it represents nothing.

[@SporkRevolution]

GTO says it's always a fold.

[@Create_A_Sign]

Wes hating cause his bluff got called by Tom Dwan and LSG Hanks got through 😂

[@untouchable360x]

LSG "blocked" AA and JT with AJ. He put Doug on KK since the Q on the flop "blocks" QQ. Awesome play with the "blocker" mentality.

[@alphabet6814]

Kinda proves the mentality wrong… he had AA so he could have QQ. Like you know it just changes the probability. So he thought his A was still an out vs kk Multi draw on turn Or some shit lol I’m not playing for millions

[@Leinsterken]

QQ isn’t the nuts. He was blocking the nuts so choose to represent the nuts. He made that play with the thinking of QQ folding a % Same as most other sets. Only blockers he was counting were those to the nut straight

[@rockybullshite927]

@alphabet6814it’s a blocker, not an impossibility. people still get pregnant on birth control.

[@thrillofitall89]

@@Leinsterken No he didnot think QQ would fold any percentage of the time, no one would ever fold that to a runner runner straight.

[@Leinsterken]

@@thrillofitall89 right where to start. Firstly if you think snapping off 750 bb 100% of the time without the nuts is a profitable play your an idiot. Secondly the player himself turns over his card and immediately tells the table he was blocking the nuts most importantly he mentions the jack because this was blocking the key nut cards the ones that could have been chasing a flush. He literally says it in the video

[@dhenrock]

Hank outsmart him. He knows Doug is value betting and worked out for him. If Dawg either checked or raise 400 or half of his stack I doubt Hank will go all in knowing now Doug hands is strong

[@madderz952]

THIS. poker is not just reading your opponent, but mostly about not making it easy for your opponent to read you. I think Doug played this hand way too straight forward. That 200K at the end, you're not going to get called by worse but you will get raised by better or a bluff, so either be more aggressive and get ready to put it in or save yourself some chips if you don't like your hand for an all in pot.

[@Ufkatuale]

@@madderz952 on point

[@GreenLife-e3m]

Doug showed the vulnerability of pushing BIG pots with a single pair. Villain knew what Doug had and applied maximum pressure. Well played Villain.

[@jackolini]

Hank is either bluffing with something like a missed straight draw or he has Polk beat. He's not doing that with like KK or Qx IMO. My issue is he took so long, I know live tells aren't that great but what was he thinking about? I would imagine he was either thinking is his hand better than Polk's range or he was comtemplating a bluff. How many value hands does he have against bluffs? His value hands are sets and two pair, I highly doubt he is calling big on the turn on the turn with just a gutter. So I would think he either has 33/44/Q8s/Q9s/QQ 17 combos against bluffs? 25s, 56s, A2s A5s, maybe 12 combos. If that are his bluffs, you are supposed to call given the pot odds. But I could be wrong about his bluffs, if you remove some of those hands it's a clear fold. I don't know what I'd do, I guess in terms of blinds that's a very large bet playing deep. It seems a bit reckless to bluff since Polk has fired on all three streets, he has a big hand. I don't think it's the best spot to bluff so I'd probably fold my hand. But the tank earlier by Hank would have me wondering if he is pulling off a large bluff.

[@jackolini]

You have him on 99? Is he really calling on the turn with that hand? I think that would be a bad call, especially if you plan to fold to a river bet. Edit: The river was $200K, not the turn.

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

What does on the turn on the turn mean? Is that some new language?

[@leonardmccannon3136]

I would probably have been in a puddle muttering about my life choices facing that river decision. How Doug focuses here and works through the odds of his river call really impressed me.

[@dansxmencomics]

You mentioned he has pocket queens at 3:40. I would have put Hank on AQ until the all in after the river. At that point I'd assume pocket 3s or 4s. Maybe Q9clubs or something. I'd just feel like there are too many hands that beat me. Really hard to fold AA though.

[@dansxmencomics]

Wow. Doug was a great sport at the end there.

[@valeriekeefe8898]

3+3+2 (8s)+4(Q9s)+4(JTs)... Can't find 8 bluffing combos?

[@JoshK-g2c]

Lol you say folding one pair is hard 😂😂ok dude.

[@garrymugen486]

@@JoshK-g2c No he said folding top over pair there is hard 🙃 Which it is, the way it was played. Really good bluff, but yeah that was risking a mill and quarter vs quarter on a very connecti board.

[@dansxmencomics]

@JoshK-g2c haha, I know a pair should be an easy fold in many cases, but when I get aces pre-flop, it feels like i already won in my mind. It takes a lot of experience and discipline to go from that feeling to understanding that you are probably beat and should let it go. In this case, a stubborn AA holder would have come out on top.

[@batkhulegjargalsaikhan8497]

Did I hear Tom's agonising scream from Tom and Jerry when Doug folded?

[@robw9963]

I picked AK of diamonds and a call because I unblock the Ad. The only combo of J10 he calls 81k on the turn with is probably diamonds and we saw Tom fold the 10d (but Doug wouldn't know that). I don't know the player, but after he stuck it in he gave off a HUGE physical tell, passifying by hugging himself. Not always accurate, but knowing nothing else about him and unblocking missed diamonds I'd have called as played. It was close though.

[@sanderbrouwer91]

The nuts is JT, one of the best hands in Doug his range is QQ. Therefore the most logical bluff would be QJdd. I think 88/99 is too thin since Doug has hard time calling with over pairs and calls with QQ.

[@austinemmorey6200]

Having two diamonds is bad for your bluffing hand here. It makes it less likely your opponent is bluffing with a busted flush draw, which makes it more likely he has a made hand which means they are more likely to call. You want AJ of clubs here

[@rugbychampion1]

Yeah it’s not a great bluff. All he has for removal is the j, and considering Doug having J 10 being extremely unlikely makes the j removal pointless. Just a pure gamble bluff but it worked I guess

[@WilliamSmith-xv2tu]

yer but he also has removal for ATd so having the J he can rep JTd. 1 of of looking at it maybe

[@scummygoofball6587]

Yes which is why winston says bad hand

[@jmaessoan1]

@rugbychampion1 and others Maybe next time you guys play on a million dollar buy-in poker game you can show Doug and LSG hank the correct hands to use when bluffing.

[@jmaessoan1]

@rugbychampion1 and others Maybe next time you guys play on a million dollar buy-in poker game you can show Doug and Lsg hank the correct combo of hands to use when you bluff all in for $700k

[@toddmurphy390]

I thought for sure he had run into QQ. Just didn't think he would bluff into such a large pot. Props to his gutsy play.

[@marianoortizvera6732]

thats one of the best bluffs ever recorded, I believe that it makes a stand in regards to how important money actually can be - Dougs decision was also based on bankroll. What do you think?

[@junito1008]

10:38 👈🏼🙄 What 🐠Airball is doing? Touching other’s player chips !!

[@keithmorgan742]

He does that CONSTANTLY. Just one of the dozens of things that make him soooooo annoying.

[@jeffeyjeffey8]

He thinks he runs the place

[@junito1008]

@@jeffeyjeffey8 and can even run his game properly !! 😁

[@donmacquarrie9161]

I notice he always does that.....not sure why it's allowed

[@JoshK-g2c]

He's such an unnecessarily helpful dork, just a tool.

[@Pyrok007]

Interesting thing about the new generation, they don’t look at their opponents at all during the hand. He is staring at the board trying to think of combos. Tells aren’t everything, but should be at least a bit of the equation. They tip tough decisions

[@CanariasCanariass]

He looked at him but if he doesn't react you cant read some people

[@Pyrok007]

@ he displayed multiple tells from Mike Cari’s and Joe Navajos books. Easy to be said from the side rail for sure, but he was displaying many tells of unease

[@CanariasCanariass]

@@Pyrok007 You can fake these tells too, I don't know, I think it's easy to say if you see the result at the end tbh

[@PhilipJReed-db3zc]

@@CanariasCanariass That's exactly how you read him. He looks like a bluffer terrified of being found out. If he were a known top flight player he'd be balancing fake tells and real tells. The unknown guy who plunked down a million in the TV game, the guy no one knows anything about? Take him literally.

[@bradensmith22]

Tells are completely unreliable and almost never useful vs experienced players

[@McRuffin]

I’m gonna be honest i would have never ever expected AdJd there lol. Probably one of the last hands I’d expect to see there xD. He played it like a turned or rivered set. Here’s what I was thinking though. If he did have a set on the river I’d expect a shove after exactly 20sc-1 minute. Considering he tanked for the time he actually did, I expected slightly more bluffs. If he has a set he’s not taking extremely long, or jamming extremely quick. If I was Doug I would have leaned towards folding though.

[@scummygoofball6587]

Mmm cant over leverage a timing tell at this stakes. Their tanks should be pretty balanced with their value as well

[@HJC1950]

Hindsight is 20/20. Polk probably had something big from his preflop raise. AK and AA were certainly in his range. AK missed the flop, but Polk bet big again. Less likely he has AK, supported by another big bet on the turn. LSG figures he has AA, or KK. An all-in 3-bet bluff on the river has a good chance to spank AA, so LSG takes it. Polk played his AA too strongly and got his ass kicked. The all-in on the river is bluffy as hell, especially when it's easy to assume that LSG figures you for pocket AA, and knows you can't call an all-in with a single pair hand, even an overpair.

[@AcidxAnarchy]

Did you see the way hank crossed his arms? In body language they call that a "soothing" position. I kept asking myself. Why is hank in a "soothing" position?

[@MichaelJamesActually]

I thought the same, but no clue how he looks in other all ins when he has it

[@AcidxAnarchy]

@MichaelJamesActually probably stoic as most seem to try and do.

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

Just like Polk taking a sip of his water while LSG contemplates his next move. All bullshit. And the clock should have been called the moment Polk started yakking, looking for tells. And all this nonsense with drawing the heart or spade twice is more bullshit. Play poker and quit trying to cheat. Leave the cheating to Hustler Live, they're very good at it.

[@JeremyArnold-y9u]

I noticed it too, but that dude had a calmness to him after sending in that much $$ I figured him for a set of queens. Unreal play

[@AcidxAnarchy]

@JeremyArnold-y9u yeah, but that could just be that he is already desensitized to those stakes and not any indication of strength. But who knows

[@eldad4446]

I don't really like the river value bet - as played it seems hard to put him on a value hand that played it like this. 33 or 44 play it like this? Perhaps. I would of checked river though and I wouldn't of been in this mess.

[@donaldcarlin6385]

Yep - I'm a fish.

[@untouchable360x]

That's why I never bet a high pair on the river.

[@welcometoukraine3839]

Easy GTO math: the more hands you value betting the more hands you can bet as a bluff to keep balance.

[@Richard-sc7yq]

LSG Hank believed that Doug had overcards, and that Doug would correctly fold his overcards to an all-in bet. Doug would have been better off by betting so as to indicate that he had a made hand.

[@michaelcarrig627]

Tom finally looks like an adult.

[@KingsOfCardio]

How could he have ATcc after calling turn?

[@ZXNEDOXT]

I May be wrong but my pre(full) video guess for mystery hand was pocket pairs, suited connectors….so after the flip immediately guess pocket QQ or a straight draw with the board! Soooo I’m not saying I’m the best player or anything definitely far from but with turn river like that…immediate fold !!! Pocket A’s in my opinion can get you killeddd more than you will dominate with them!! We greatly appreciate all the coaching brother 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@ZXNEDOXT]

And I mean you got ACES yes but….the board like that all you have is a pair sooo I mean I don’t see much call opportunity honestly!

[@Micloren]

I was thinking that he binked some kind of Q9dd or JTdd hand or was turning some kind of KJdd/KTdd/QJdd/QTdd into a bluff. AJdd makes sense but wasn't what i was thinking. A set of 9s would make sense too but most other sets i would expect a raise at some point so I didn't give much credit to those.

[@user-sd8bz2zr5j]

Another key thing here- if doug says this shit about flipping the cards and its not binding. Clearly can see Hank isn't relaxed at all at that point and extremely likely bluffing now.. If somehow he could play some of these mind games eventually could get some insane information out of Hank.

[@timothyhebbard4551]

Making a possible straight would scare my aces away

[@michaelmarron8441]

Like the not showing 1 hand format

[@jr9655]

If I am in Doug's shoes. I remember him saying that he was no longer going yo he afraid at the poker table. I also adopted that philosophy. I would have to call the overbet and live with the outcome. I can live with being beat. But getting.bluffed is hard to forget

[@maddashecho5486]

Not a fan of Polk but I don't think that he got "owned." Sure he was confused but he didn't fold to the bluff. He basically flipped a coin to make a decision that he felt pressured to resolve. Same outcome but not the same. Kudos to Hank for a ballsy bluff. Btw, the commenting between every street is annoying af and some of the analysis is incorrect.

[@Pyrok007]

That dude is blinking up a storm, old school players would have picked up on that.

[@CanariasCanariass]

It's not that easy and black and white lmao. Please don't be gullible

[@keithmorgan742]

He's Asian. You don't know if he's blinking.

[@Pyrok007]

@ uhm what??? That’s ridiculous, I have eyes. So does he.

[@mikeduke1294]

I think at some point, even for Doug, the stakes matter. If it were 10% of these amounts, like $70K to call into a $140K pot, Doug would have called quickly. He says it's all GTO, but eventually fear takes over. After all, GTO assumes there will be a lot of hands like this one. But truth is there will not be, not for $1.4M.

[@SavagePoker81]

Thats my first thought AJ! 😂😂😂

[@CruceEntertainment]

To be fair, he was just hoping to hit an Ace on the river or another diamond. He got neither, so he just decided to use his big stack to bluff a big hand.

[@aremedyfrosty]

EAsy call for doug. He's never shoving all in there with trips or two pair and if you've hit the backdoor straight then god bless you you're getting all my chips.

[@skelthouser2730]

What trips? The board is not paired...

[@bighands675]

Usually a calling station that jams on river ...bluffing. Tough call either way

[@ToastyRoland]

Wow. Phew. That MC sound effect when he drinks the water... >

[@roberthatch3149]

Value: All the sets, JT (maybe). Bluffs: A2d,A5d,56d,56h,56c,J9d,T9d. Someone has to be getting pretty spicy or using low paired hands (eg. K3s) to find enough bluffs here. I fold. My gut says pocket QQ.

[@shawnnelsen4501]

I think it’s closer to 40-50% random call. 1/4 is a bit light

[@junito1008]

Doug took so much time to fold 😂 after a re-raise like that, you only beating a bluff and it’s too much money to try to find out.

[@robtaylor8816]

He is counting the combos of value hands and combos of bluffs. There are a lot more value jams than bluffs here. This is why he is probably calling with a 1/3 or 1/4 frequency.

[@junito1008]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@robtaylor8816 I don’t agree…to me He was just lamenting the turn of events and because of pride made the gimmicks with the cards. But think about it, Doug made the $200K as a value bet wishing that Hank has QK QJ (I actually thought He had Q♦️9♦️)…but any two pairs, sets or straight beats Doug so calling an extra $700K with a single pair against a re-raise is not a reasonable choice at all.

[@robtaylor8816]

@@junito1008 if you have watched Doug before, you will know he often randomizes his river decisions like this. He is calling some percentage of the time here as there are absolutely some bluffs (but not too many) in villain's range. If you are folding AA all the time in this spot, you are deviating from optimal game theory.

[@DrJeffDatto]

To be a good poker player you have to think of the chips as chips and not as moneys. And this is a game and to make the best decisions based on the game. I know he let the amount of money influence his decision. These stakes are too high for him to play.

[@gmgssilverplate]

Didn't you watch the video? He didn't fold, he called 1/4 the time.

[@JulieH1200]

100% a call. There was nothing there. Dog also fell to read his opponent. His eye blinked like crazy.

[@EbonKim]

That's why I like to get the AA all-in pre-flop or on the flop. Too many things can get there to beat just top pair. J10 straight could have made it on the river, or QQ 99 even seems reasonable. If my Aces get cracked on the flop, they get cracked. But let it linger on to the river, and anything can happen.

[@lowrant]

So you just shove 1000bb in a 30bb pot just so your opponent can't get there?

[@EbonKim]

A 3-bet $30k pre-flop, then downsizing it to $24k on the flop was not a good bet. $120k would be standard, and $240k would be too much, but could incite an all-in bluff, which I would snap call. If he has QQ, he's not folding, anyway, and him not 4-betting pre-flop would make me think he didn't have QQ, anyway. Maybe AQ, JJ, but not AK, KK, or QQ. If he gets there with top set QQ vs my AA, oh well.

[@welcometoukraine3839]

Everyone likes to get preflop all-in with AA, but this not a tournament. It’s 1000BB deep cash game. It’s like your local 1/3 game with $3000 stakes. You facing a $20 raise, looking at your cards and see AA, how much you 3betting? $500 so you can comfortably go all in on the flop or turn? If yes, how much you 3 betting with weaker hands like TT or AQ? Also $500 or something more adequate, like $75?

[@joshz6236]

​@@EbonKim in what world is a 2x flop cbet standard LMAO

[@djStens]

The swings of fancy play syndrome can be pretty awesome

[@justthat9547]

Hey Jonathan I suck at poker and have for years. I have tried watching videos but i still am losing. I understand the basics. I need help to learn how to study for myself, but no one teaches you how to "fish". I want to know if you teach us how to learn about poker. Not sure but I need to learn how to study poker. I need to grow my skills. I am going to check out your site and see if I can get better. Don't have a lot of money but I do have time. Hope your site is as good as I have been told. I think I am going to check it out tonight. thanks

[@ToddPataky]

Wow! Incredible play. I never would have put him on that!

[@madderz952]

I would not have folded. I know its an insane amount of money, but if this is a tournament this is clearly a call. Because it's more money than Doug can tolerate, he can't think rationally and makes an emotional decision. Really only pocket 9s got there. Everything else had good opportunity to extract more value out of Doug sooner. Remember, doug could have been on a diamond draw, or had 5, 6; in which case why would the opponent (who has a set or two pair) not make you pay for it when you're doing the raising? Raise, call --> Raise, call that's almost always a hit on the river or a bluff incoming.

[@toast_recon]

His decision to randomize is actually not emotional at all. The solver wants to call and fold about half and half, he gave it 25%. The theory is even so unless you got a read, it's sound

[@TheCompletePackage007]

LSG Hank has a tell: Fast blinking

[@johnmurdoch9848]

The only thing I really learned here is that I despise Jonathan Little with a passion of fire in my belly I didn't know existed. There is a disturbing and deep section of dislike in my soul that in my 39 years of life has remained dormant, waiting for me to stumble upon this guy. I've never felt a sickness like it.

[@PragmaticAntithesis]

AA is a pure bluffcatcher here unless Hank is getting out of like with a hand like KQ or KK. However, we block some of Hank's easiest bluffs (nut flush draws, wheel aces). Unless we think Hank is seriously overbluffing, our bad blockers should tell us to fold. If I had to guess Hank's exact hand, it would be JTo.

[@hennman]

I agree AA is a fold- but how do you have him on JTo? All combos of JTo should be snap folding flop.

[@losyart]

@@hennman Yeah only J10 with backdoor flush is allowed to call and to thew river only J10 of diamonds should be in there unless some crazy double float sh it mega high -level play in mind with just a gutter without diamond draw plan.

[@rifleman1873]

I was not expecting AJd. Two comments: Doug made a big mistake by disclosing his position as soon as LSG announced all-in, he lost ability to read body language. Second, what is Nik A doing touching LSGs chips? Not a Nik A fan…

[@commie22]

I put him on A5 diamonds. Crazy bluff, took some serious guts

[@jasonkiselis2866]

Very interesting spot I think AK Diamonds most likely but sometimes its QQ. The big bet on the turn 81k with the diamond makes me think he is only calling with a made hand like QQ or drawing hand like AK diamonds, I think AQ diamonds would have raised small flop bet.

[@UncleJoeLITE]

9:01 Bloody tough call, I couldn't. If it's not a bluff, QQ seems most likely even though I know I'll be wrong. Let's see!

[@letsgomets07]

“Whatever size Polk makes it it’s the right sizing” these guys blow him smh

[@lionrock2023]

why was airball hovering over hank like that

[@frazzledazzle89]

Haven't watched the end. I'd call, Hank has a lot of flop floats with back door equity that would continue the turn and then could bluff river if missed A2s, a5s, a4cc, a3dd, even low suited connects 56, 67, 75. He does have pairs that have turned into sets. If he's bluffing it has to be missed diamond draw, if he has it it's probs top set, maybe Q9, my Spidey senses are saying call though....

[@frazzledazzle89]

I was right, missed diamonds. Didn't have him on AJs but I suppose that would be a natural bluff in that spot. Hanks body language looked like he wanted Doug to fold, crossed arms, took a while to make his move, Doug really wanted to call but he didn't give Hank credit for being able to bluff shove there.

[@kinggrantking]

Perfect poker robot says 30%, so I say 25%. Absolutely insane.

[@josephhall1049]

I had him on QQ. Difficult to have a bluff on 34Q flop that called both streets.

[@IamSamSammIam]

3 barrels with AA bloated pot way too much should have checked the river... and snap call when Hank bets

[@tobibatt4731]

In my local cashgame this is a pure fold 100% of the time. At low stakes people are not creative enough to find a bluff here. AQ is a better call here I think because we block the Q9, Q8 combos he migth have but I think otherwise against a competent player we are indifferent here.

[@papakandy]

so freaking dramatic!! its only a mil $ 😂

[@thetruth00]

You regularly play for bigger pots then? Lol

[@Chino-bk9fd]

damn my boi Gman would have snapped called that in a second…where is gman btw?

[@deputyduffy]

man did I hate the hands ending....I MEAN TAKE IT SERIOUSLY, DOUG.

[@Imtygaming]

If Doug Polk calls 50% of the time, this is losing in the long run. Not even close to own him.

[@hawk4813]

He was telling the story that he had 88. It’s a shit ton of money though haha. If all things are relative to my stakes of 2/5, I call majority of the time and just chalk it up to a good hit. But there’s a luxury home in that pot, so I certainly understand the fold.

[@valeriekeefe8898]

The error was bankroll management. Everyone should pay off here.

[@andrewjung1112]

I was thinking LSG had 33. It's a fold for me, but then again, I'd not play AA that agressivvely at all. I suck.

[@danbreilin9169]

AK and I call... Doug played it like AA or KK, his opponent thought about it for a minute or so and seems to be trying to make him fold... if he has a set he wins. I'm not folding. Doug could have simply check -called river rather than bet-fold... Also like he said there's just not that many sets, 99 folds turn... back door diamonds miss, I think he's gotta call... Easier said than done

[@manper421]

I put him on the bluff, but I don't know if I can call there

[@izanagisoh1883]

I thought 10s or Js and just jam liberally with blocker knowing doug cant really have J10...didn't think he could call flop with AJ or A10 tho

[@sdickinson5234]

It's only a break-even play for Hank the way Doug randomizes it.

[@patmanclondike6723]

It's never good to get put all in when all you have is a single pair and your opponent calls every bet you make. For me, this is an obvious fold.

[@azujparadigma6568]

I do not know how Hank behaves otherwise, but when he is asked 'How much is it?' he goes intantly in a defensive mode with his body language. Of course it could be a trick as well. But I know for example Ivey when he asks his opponents, he always asks it for tells. Is this tell obvious or on this level the players can play trick with these?

[@dwaynerex7385]

set of 8?

[@okkrom]

The title is influencing me but I think he has pocket 8. Or jacks.

[@stevengrizzle]

That deep I check river and maybe think about bluff catching

[@cnnctcable1396]

I put him on AQ and call, that shove on the river didn't make any sense

[@jbonegw]

This is the very reason I only play poker for pixels. 😂

[@chrisdavidson5044]

Would have called. I had him potentially on JJ or AJd making a move. Can’t get to the river and fold on missed diamonds without that bluff in your arsenal.

[@spencerlee3201]

Gross spot. Hank doesn't have too much value here, but this is a pretty underbluffed spot. I'd probably lay it down too

[@marksimpson2321]

If I bet three times and i get raised on the river I'm usually folding at 0.02/0.05 on Stars cos if you have as low as the 2nd nuts youre usually smoked. JT or 99 for JSG imo

[@justinsquibb5211]

So annoying when people take forever to decide

[@slowfuse]

I was positive he was jamming for value, his timing, his body language. i got it totally wrong

[@5andwhy]

Fold but I didn't put all that money in 😂😂😂😂

[@Jesters_Thorny_Crown]

I don’t think he tanks so long to shove the nuts, so no J10. I don’t think he shoves with anything other than 99 as played. I think Doug probably could’ve found a call easier than a fold.

[@ugotabkidding7264]

5:03 it is not possible that he had K8 for a backdoor flush draw JFC

[@Scottie4twenty]

Why make the video twice as long as it needed to be. There is no point in watching the flop, turn, and the river twice.

[@atom-bomboriginal6387]

Doug needs to quit playing poker if he can't call that SMFH. What an absolutely awful fold! Wow

[@temsedgwick9494]

I’m folding that deep. Mostly because I would never have the guts to make a bluff like that, that deep. 😮

[@livetoeat123]

To me this is a clear fold, unless you have a rock-solid tell on the opponent that shows he is bluffing P.S. Just imagine Phil H instead of Doug... How many bleeps would we need?

[@jaybingham3711]

Look… when playing high stakes and you get aces… you must always limp, flat, check, pot control, get to the river cheap and treat them like the drawing hand they are. 😅

[@shawnadams1460]

Hard to call there, every time I see someone call with Aces in that kind of spot they are getting kicked in the cooter by two pair.

[@sirinongorur5676]

Honestly when I saw him think on the river I knew he wasn't strong. Having studied a lot player's body language you could tell that he was thinking about what Doug could have and he didn't exhibit any strength at all. When he jammed I would have called for sure. Also when you jam like that, you don't really want a call. A very strong hand would have raised a sizing he knew he would call. Doug's hand is kind of face up.

[@Takeiteasyfella]

Next time you’re playing a million deep and have this decision let us know what you do 😂😂

[@spacebomb9126]

I agree.

[@liamfebery6636]

Bro in the youtube comment section has no doubt he would call off a 700K river jam. Okay buddy 😂

[@EdgewoodTennis]

I would've checked with only 1 pair on the river

[@logansmith4690]

Largest pot was 3.1 M on hustler so it wouldn’t have been @11:40