The CRAZY Hand That CHANGED Everything!!!! [Game of Gold]

[@PokerCoaching]

From the 16 players featured on Game of Gold, who did YOU want to win? 🤔

[@tehjoch]

I really liked Koon's input in the breakout rooms so I wanted to at least see him in more episodes. However, a lot of respect for a well deserved winner of the series !

[@TomRauhe]

Charlie, obviously.

[@gartacusthebold715]

We're talking about Season 2, right? My answer is Jonathan Little ;) In seriousness, Maria was the perfect winner. She deserved it. It was crazy to see Team DNegs out so quickly!

[@karolszwenkel9218]

Andy, I really like the player.

[@volodymyrbelozorov2504]

Closer to the end of the show I was rooting for Maria & Jungle - their conversations where quite.. peculiar. so.... couldn't be disappointed by the finale. Wished Olga had won, though...

[@jasonfullerton7763]

Let's give Kyna credit for not blowing up this spot by giving away that she was stone dead on that board. That had to be brutal, knowing you are done but being held captive by the big hand that broke out.

[@AlexH274]

she cried in confessional after, upset she had to just sit there knowing she was dead btw 2 massive stacks showing down.

[@anonguy6453]

Credit for following the single biggest rule when you're in a hand with no action?

[@kevinlindstrom8486]

100%

[@markupton1417]

I thought the same

[@wladimirwiesner7927]

Hell no, zero credit, she doesn't play good poker and waiting for the hand to be over is the most standard thing ever wtf

[@supersmoo7377]

The show’s dramatic music started out to be a bit much.. but when Fedor started tanking and verbally calling out combos, the music intensified everything and made it amazing!!

[@charlesmartiniii1405]

I dunno, personally it just feels too hammed up. It would be more intense with more muted ambient music. Like when that 10 came down it made me laugh. It's so over the top

[@elio-7911]

What surprised me are 2 things: 1- how come fedor didn’t shove the turn when already the pot size was big enough 2- the only hand he didn’t think of is exactly what Maria had, he even guessed AK of diamond, and you can see that he was so surprised when he saw her hand, what were you expecting you priced her in with this exact hand and she got there, she couldn’t have folded on any street with these bet sizings

[@chezchezchezchez]

Yeah, he's not too good. Played bad, then pays off! Perfect opponent. Ok, I'm joking, but he did blunder this.

[@TheErolking]

All in on the turn or bet Pott preflop

[@morboed96]

I'm amazed and very thankful that Fedor decided to think out loud in a foreign language just to let us in on the process.

[@890529yuxuan]

lol, i didn't notice that.

[@RottTheGamer]

He's speaking to look for tells. People get uncomfortable when you name the hand they are on and they are either bluffing or marginal. Sometimes people will say their hand too, so the opponent can then react positive or negative to that.

[@michaelsparks1571]

I like the choice on the river as an "opponent" decision because one thing I've noticed with really strong GTO players, "weird" bet sizes seem to be where they have the least hours studied in, and they have to do the most "on the fly" thinking. You can see this uncertainty clearly when at showdown, Fedor seems almost confused that Maria actually had her hand. I think this is also a scenario where the tiny flop bet actually backfires in terms of your opponent's range. A lot of the hands that would fold to a bigger flop bet, but stay in on the smaller one, have now gotten there after the Turn and River. Also of note, I think, is that it's an all-in hand, so Maria's gonna have to show even if she's not called. Fedor doesn't have to pay to see. But it's also a winner-take-all format, so there's even more equity difference in the "I'm right" and "I'm wrong" scenarios for him. Folding and protecting his stack won't make him more money since finishing 4th or 2nd doesn't matter.

[@brianpotter2812]

I agree with your second statement. On that coordinated of a board, either she has it now or may draw into it and either way she isn't folding. It's more likely she doesn't have it yet, so you force her to make the decision of risking a good portion of her stack. If she WAS slow playing AA or KK you now have her dominated, and only AK diamonds with her preflop range is beating you. I wonder if shoving is the correct play here?

[@chrisko6439]

With 22bb and no payout implication, the A4s push might be ok, when you are the weakest player, but 27bb at a final table (i.e. big payout implications)? Was Fedor raising UTG like crazy or what? Edit: Nevermind, I realized it is winner takes all. ;)

[@nitthegrit7544]

What an excellent sizing on the river Maria made. It's almost like she knew exactly what range she was targeting 😉

[@Tickman45]

Naw she played 3/4 streets wrong

[@KarlChamp]

@@Tickman45lol fedor played it all wrong

[@KarlChamp]

@@Tickman45your in comments bro she’s playing for houses 😂, you’re in micros still 😂

[@winthechatbaby6655]

@@KarlChamp must be a pro

[@KarlChamp]

@@winthechatbaby6655 I am

[@CJ-uu3lk]

Holtz is one of my favorite players to not only watch but also he is common sense style poker coaching and has many good insights

[@jppagetoo]

A busted diamond draw with Maria having the A or K of diamonds was the only bluff. Fedor didn't block diamonds. I don't think he was considering the broadway straight, that is why he looked stunned.

[@chrisko6439]

Looked like it, but why didn't he consider her having broadway? Does he think, she is always iso-shoving pre with AK in a winner takes all sng? Only explanation for his reaction I can think of.

[@milanjovanovic4054]

His reaction is indeed surprising the most. He did say at one point - "AK of diamonds you shove pre", but the hand Maria had actually made so much sense ( any combo of AK with a diamond) that I just can't possibly believe that Fedor didn't consider it... Very strange at the end

[@jppagetoo]

@@milanjovanovic4054I think he felt that any AK was going to be shoved pre-flop. Indeed most players would have shoved AK and tried to isolate against the original raiser. But Maria didn't and Fedor couldn't accept that she would smooth call there (yet he did also with pocket Q's).

[@radical6905]

Probably near 0 bluff combos. Any chance her line contains JJ or TT(with diamond)? Not sureif those combos do enough though on their own but then again pot odds here

[@grindix]

The rivered set of Ts is maybe the only reason to call. Hard to see even that hand lead though with AK being the nut straight and firmly being in Fedor's range and a 9 also being a straight. Maybe fedor thinks she can have AA KK with a D or AQ with Ad but hard to see these play this way too especially on T river or even be in range pre all that often.

[@Dementia.Pugilistica]

I think those hands check/decide or block smaller than this. You're just beat by too much with JJ or 1010 by the river and not getting value from anything. Still got to win the mainpot also where you can easily be against AK, 99, A9s, QQ, JJ (if you have 1010). It's a really rough spot because of the format and odds where the winner of this hand is a massive favorite to win. In a regular tourney, I think he folds.

[@TomRauhe]

giving her a good price on the turn makes very little sense.

[@catbuikhang6482]

He thought he had her so he was value-ing, somehow, he just doesn't put her on a draw, he didn't even think of any Ax suited diamonds combos in the end you see? Which means he "completely" eliminates all of the Ax suited of diamonds (I don't actually know why) of her range and as you can see, if you don't have a draw here, you are pretty much dead and that's what he was aiming for giving 2 shots of good price

[@mirade1]

actually he is building a side pot

[@catheywang2574]

yeah certainly interesting hand. pre: I think this is the best preflop analysis on this hand. I def agree that Kyna's shove was correct when you're the weakest player with the shortest stack in a winner take all situation. I wonder if Maria chose to not shove because Josh literally just shoved AK into Fedor's AA? Maria and Fedor were the 2 biggest stacks by a long shot. I don't mind Fedor's flat in position though. Maria definitely could trap AA/KK here, QQ just doesn't get value if he's ahead, he folds out everything he beats, and with Kyna in the hand, most of the time the hand would be pretty straightforward and easy to play. (It wasn't, but still) flop: yeah Fedor definitely bet too small here, most of Maria's preflop range is good enough on this board to pay more. I was also thinking 1.2M to shove the turn, but idk if Maria needs to rip this. She has A high right now, even if Fedor folds she's still all in against Kyna, who could easily have a Q/J or even 77 and win. Picking up the 600k just doesn't make up for it. Actually now I'm wondering if Fedor's teeny tiny bet has some merit. The interesting thing is Q/Jd are both out, so the only flush possible for both players is AKdd, it's insane to call pre with AT/KT/A5s for both players. So Maria knows Fedor can't have a flush. turn: yeah if Fedor bet any larger on the flop he's just shoving now. Idk if Maria calls or not, even if the pot odds are right she might still choose to preserve her chips. I don't exactly understand why he's betting 1/5 again. I do think Maria flat calling is correct here. She definitely have the odds to call, and shoving is not doing much good since I can't see Fedor folding. river: I do think leading out is correct, since a lot of hands are just checking back. (AA/KK/AQ, maybe even QQ/JJ) I actually don't think Fedor has AK here cuz if he can't have AKdd, he's just building a protected pot with A high. So Maria has to bet. I feel like I would've ripped it, but I think Maria's right for betting 1.8M. Fedor's smart enough to fold all his overpairs, and even with the strongest thing he could have here he almost folded, so I think her bet size was correct. I'd imagine she rips this against most players who just can't fold though. For Fedor you gotta give the guy credit for being able to think through this in real time under so much pressure and emotions. I don't fault him for calling really. Even though the pot is protected, Kyna has no poker face and at this point they might already know that Kyna can't win. So it's not entirely insane if Maria turns AdQc into a bluff to get Fedor off KK so she could win against Kyna. But this is Maria Ho so probably not. I guess I can also buy the idea that Maria should shove AK pre at a decent frequency, discounting her straights. I do think 99dx is a long shot though. Even if Fedor bet this small on the first 2 streets I still think that's a turn fold. I'm not entirely sure why Maria can't have JJ here. Yeah the river T makes the board super coordinated, but Fedor shouldn't have AK unless he has AKdd. Building the pot with A high when Kyna's in is just pointless. So if Fedor checks back AA/KK here, why shouldn't Maria value bet JJJ? I get that TT is losing to QQ and JJ, so maybe not, but I do think Fedor beats a sliver of value here?

[@bryanmcatee2229]

Yeah, bad feeling of that 10 rolling off the river. Sick feeling of being beat. Well played on all sides.

[@Davini994]

How did it change everything?

[@ImDougie]

i guess uhhh within the confines of that one particular tournament, lol. I was thinking the same thing...

[@tristanjinx]

I think Fedor and Maria played their hands perfectly. Fedor was correct in barreling flop and turn because even if Maria had flopped the nut flush if the board paired he’d have the nuts. Maria was perfect in flatting preflop, calling down rather than shoving and placing that seemingly trivial bet on the river. We’ve all been there before where we flop big only for our equity to collapse and lose to the river 😂

[@pna84]

They both played bad imo :D Fedor with the sizings and Maria not showing flop or preflop. This format u need to take more risks and be agressive.

[@noThankyou-g5c]

I think she should check raise bc if she leads she’s basically saying “I have AK or a bluff” and I _think_ Fedor would have the discipline to fold that (assuming u _should_ even fold). but if she checks she could have like ATdx, AQ, KQ, J’s, AA,KK,88 which could maybe induce Fedor to go for value. That being said I think the ranges are pretty tight given she’s called down on such a connected board, I think it’s really close. for all i know it’s too connected for him to bet again since he loses to a considerable chunk of her range and he cant hurt himself further if he checks back.

[@pepruiz5813]

Jonathan, with all due respect an a lot of appreciation for how you have helped me and the community, I think you should try to improve in how you construct ranges and optimal bet sizes on this weird multiway spots. Great video anyways!

[@joshuapatrick682]

On the turn Maria had to call 1.35 into a pot of over 7 million. There is no combo of AK that has a diamond that she should be folding there? Especially not the A. Surprised Fedor reacted in disgust at her hand considering he gave her more than good odds to call preflop, flop and turn.

[@brianpotter2812]

I think if he had anything less than a set he would have folded. It's REALLY tough to lay down a set in this spot so late in the tournament, but she could have any AK off with the Ace of Diamonds, or AK diamonds specifically. I think she would have been more aggressive preflop with JJ or 1010 with Fedor still behind to reraise the all-in from Ms. England. AK would certainly call her all-in and then call the shove from Fedor. I think he ended up calling because Ms. England would shove with any Ace or a pair in her spot, and narrowing down the possibility of Maria having AK off made it more likely she did not have those exact holdings. Sucks that it was wrong in this case, but that's how it goes sometimes. Fedor is a SUPERB player and his logic was sound, so in other spots like this he would have some equity to call.

[@vladdobrov9388]

Rubbish sizing from Holz - that's enough to understand this hand. He could easily win after turn. 10+ minutes out of this Universe from such a fantastic player. Absolutely insane call on the river. It's very amazing to see self conversations after such a "gifts" before the river. Probably show has his own rules, otherwise, I can't believe Holz can repeat such things once again!GG for all! Applause!

[@tylerproctor4875]

i love the intense music in this!

[@MrPlazaPlayer]

If you think hard about it, it can only be AK with a diamond K or A. Pocket 9’s doesn’t make the turn call. The think that would have gotten me to fold the river bet is how many chips I still have of I fold, I think 3.2mill. Now I know, you can’t fold given the pot odds but calling is essentially crippling you and then you need some run good. The fact you said she then went on to win, is my point. Your chip stack isn’t enough after calling. It can only be AK or AK Diamonds, which you can fold if board pairs.

[@czechpirc3212]

I would lead Jam on river into Holz, since u are holding Ad which would be his main holding card for a bluff if we check, plus i think u get called by most sets since there are some bluff combos here, having said all that the SPR is so small that it looks value heavy so its a tough call

[@daidavies6210]

Oooohhh Look at ME I’m soooooooo Coool in Lime Green….. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 No your Not you look ridiculous.

[@noThankyou-g5c]

only at the flop and already what an insane hand lmao. youve got the raise shove call overcall (im probably a but off on that i forgot who raised but regardless pretty unique multiway pf play) and then you flop a monotone board where somebody has top set and somebody has a gut shot with the fd nut flush draw. It’s like it was made for TV lmao

[@Creamy6oodness]

Feels like a jam or check spot on river for Maria?

[@glance302]

I don't understand Fedor's facial expression when he sees her hand. He looks like he's surprised she called him down with that. Did he miscalculate the pot by an order of magnitude or something? lol

[@buckleup8962]

I took it as bad luck shock that it was the straight when he sees it. He knows she would call down with the diamond but just losing to the 10 is gross.

[@AlexH274]

he is mad at himself, if you watched even 1 episode of the show you would know the respect and love these 2 players have for eachother

[@chrisko6439]

Probably he thought she would always iso-shove with AK preflop? In this format, maybe she should, but in general, I don't think Maria is shoving 100bb with AK.

[@fildakillda]

​@@chrisko6439Calling range in small blind when utg raiser is still playing after you is really weird. I bet he was thinking it has to be AA.

[@barthilhorst7551]

I think he called because there were more 99 combos with a diamond than AK combos. He really thought she was just bluffing, probably because of the small river bet.

[@asdfasdf4924]

I have no idea if what Jonathan little is saying here is correct or not, but I loved the epic music and the epic hand

[@viplegaleducation1292]

Recently lost a with same scenario except different straight hit on River. Burns 🥵

[@bbbulldog61]

My default play is to check, call. Give my opponent a chance to bluff. Maria play might be correct if her opponent is going to check a lot of hands that he would call with.

[@Fixundfertig1]

Fedor thinking process on the river like: 9!9!9!9!9!9!

[@pandascout]

Is this a German joke?

[@stewoank9635]

Nein Nein Nein it is not a joke 😂

[@SavagePoker81]

That was savage! This is why I don’t want to keep fishing when I have a set! I will always shove all in on the turn and won’t even wait for a sec for my opponent to hit his/her river!

[@erictomlin]

Why does he look so shocked that she has Ad,Kx here? I agree that it is sooooo hard to fold a set of Queens, but what would she be bluffing with? Or what would she be value betting that he could beat? He basically has a bluff catcher by the river, and she called the all-in pre flop, so that has to eliminate a ton of hands that would conceivably bluff the river in other scenarios.

[@MrDaniPak]

Probably because AKo wants to 4 bet.. He put her on pocket pairs, AA, KK, JJ, TT, 99.. he mentioned, AK but quickly disregarded. just a tough spot

[@Anubis-xk6vw]

I thought Fedor would find a fold after all this monologue and counting combos. But nope. ANyway he got himself into this situation by dragging the hand to the river. Could have just bet 1/3 flop and shove river.

[@tinyfacerobin4201]

Hate the obnoxious music during Jesus

[@theNfl_Esq]

Fedor should rip it after the flop right? I’d have shoved w Queens after BB smooth calls

[@BringBackNormal]

The first time Fedor suffered a bad beat. There’s a first for everything

[@Spooshball]

You might as well go all in at this point

[@duncanglen3452]

Love Dan's outfit !

[@randyzeitman1354]

Why is this difficult for Maria? She’s obviously going for a flush. What is the delay about?

[@Zexinninjamode]

All in. It seems like a bluff.

[@noThankyou-g5c]

7:12 why is it “greedy” to bet smaller than you should?

[@Asgardinho]

EZ call it could be a blocker bet with AA or KK or JJ The pod odds just to good and he is not even all in If he fold that would be an error 100%

[@grindix]

All in. too many hands in Fedor's range will check back.

[@Nick_315_Palumbo]

I mean I know we can see the cards and Fedor getting amazing pot odds but Maria is gonna show up here with AdK or AKd like 93% of the time in this spot!

[@El.Espartano]

I bet more in the flop and I am all in in the turn. What happens next I don’t know but I don’t give the chance to other player to catch really cheap

[@TheMarceloSilva]

7:00 he bets 10bb on a 85bb pot , just to build a side pot just in case the all in player have the flush or Xd

[@UetliOne]

what is "gto" please?

[@erictomlin]

Game Theory Optimal. Google it. It basically uses probabilities to tell you what you should do with your specific hole cards in any given scenario.

[@berniemcginley3616]

Game theory optimal..... the way a computer world play it.

[@Lukas-qf2uh]

how did you find yourself in this corner of youtube not knowing what gto is?

[@theNfl_Esq]

Maria is not bluffing in this situation. Period. You have to I’d who the player is…

[@billlawrence8882]

Why was Fedor surprised when he saw Maria's AK? He looks disgusted and says "WTF." He mentions AK as a possibility when he was thinking through hands. Did he discard this possibility because AK with a diamond would/should have raised flop or turn, and AK with no diamonds would/should have folded on flop or turn?

[@robw9963]

I think he discounted AK because she just called instead of reraising preflop. With the chip lead, that's probably what he would have done in the WTA format. You can hear him say there's "only one combo of AK" that plays that way and that's AK of diamonds, which would have flopped the nut flush. He seems to have discounted the 6 other combos of AK offsuit that contain the Ad and the Kd, again probably because she only flatted the all in pre. On the same note though, he's factoring in the fact that HE only overcalled with QQ pre making his hand extremely underepresented while dismissing the fact that Maria could be doing the same thing with a premium.

[@mattkramer629]

I would go all in on the river

[@iambadatpickingusernames6669]

Fedor really should jam pre. I’d bet a lot of money that Maria would fold AKo in this spot even though it’s winner take all

[@johnmar6376]

The only cards you are really behind is AA. AKo has 32% Equity vs KK. I know I would call

[@denisfolcik1373]

With a chance to take a commanding lead in a winner take all, I'm calling with AKo there. Hand would of probably played out the same no matter what, with the exception of if he pushed on the turn, but even then, Maria probably calls, and rightfully so.

[@GodofDisco]

you'd lose a lot of money then

[@Pacostyle888]

I dont understand why he seems so surprised when he saw her hand. It looks so much like she had what she had; chasing all the way with the right pot odds with AK with a big diamond!???

[@TheMoviesWithMike]

Lead for 1.8 million is what I like there

[@TheMoviesWithMike]

Wow snap she said it!

[@JamieLamon]

I find the back ground music annoying. Could not finish watching

[@joshuaking134]

She absolutely deserved the win, put on a clinic for a few episodes.

[@Glitch47278]

Meh she kinda got run over by the deck, but that’s what it takes to win things like this

[@lafk-lottyenaforrokave4700]

Yeah Holz fcked up his chances, he should bet bigger on flop, turn... those tiny bets did not make sense at all and the card punished him at the end. On river pot was 6 million and Holz had 4.5 mil left... This is the situation when you are not risking ypur chances providing free/cheap price cards just jam and against flushes you still have equity to improve meanwhile J set, overpairs, etc can still call. The thing is many pro pokerplayer also starts playing in a less make sense way as the pressure increases on them. After so many tournament attempts at the end after days, hours of constant playing finally they get to the final table and in these moments it is so hard to play just without thinking of the the win, the prize money/trophy, the idea how close your are to get rewarded after maybe months of lack of any big win. It is easy to analize the game retrospective from a comfortable chair, stopping the video, taking a coffee...

[@pilamcnu]

Maria Hos face on the way to full Michael Jackson by the end of the decade

[@gmgssilverplate]

Yeah she's a weird kind of still hot. Anyway, some people want to live forever. I guess if your entire adult life is playing cards for huge stacks you wouldn't get sick of life either.

[@TheMarceloSilva]

9:00 your hand analyses is too much result oriented , you not even consider consider that he could be behind on that spot

[@pierrearr]

Theres exactly 1 combo that Ho can have there that beats QQ and that's AdKd

[@df4196]

Fedor played his hand terribly

[@joshuapatrick682]

We got here in a weird way but Fedor should just be happy he didn’t get stacked there.

[@randyzeitman1354]

Why does a person look at their cards over and over… After placing bets knowing what the cards are. What possible benefit could that be.

[@ludgyyiir7714]

Yeah but It all starts with the A4 suited "all in".

[@TontonGrindeur]

It's a winner take all . Maria should habe jammed preflop ! (Or fold why not)

[@POPLee14]

Would anybody say Fedor played this hand well?

[@giantwavevegeta1776]

he played trash how do you only bet 600k on the flop with 3 diamonds

[@AlexH274]

i think his mistake was choosing the passive route. More aggression preflop / on the flop MIGHT have gotten Maria to fold AKo with the nut flush draw.

[@chrisko6439]

@@AlexH274 She is never folding flop to any bet. She got basically a flip vs a range containing sets, AA and KK.

[@gordonnodrogthomson]

Why was that so difficult for Fedor to understand?

[@jett0237]

The only outs he didnt count were the ones that mattered lol

[@jett0237]

how tf do you forget to count Adko

[@pepruiz5813]

I'd check call river, letting him bluff KK with a diamond or whatever he can bluff. I don't think you can ever balance some value and bluffs in Maria's shoes by donking all in, and I think you are just going to fold out everything but a chop

[@jb-rx2ig]

it's not greedy when you bet smaller, it's greedy when you bet bigger in my mind, is my logic flawed?

[@rustycolon9368]

Not at all. Some of the great players keep pots smaller so they can more effectively gauge their opponents range. Also, smaller bet sizing can make your hand seem stronger. Generally over betting indicates some kind of weakness.

[@AlexH274]

Fedor paid off Maria the minimum with a losing top set, we all wish we could have such constraint to not go broke here.

[@嫖白-p1c]

Cc3b with ako is a blunder. Fedor didn’t consider ho to be that bad…

[@rcook2608]

“Ak often with a diamond” come on you don’t know their hole cards suits from a check

[@0Yankes0]

I think he folds if she jams so it was probably max value.

[@fethryduck]

Would bet polarized. 1 8m is never a Bluff

[@vsanden]

River was an very easy fold, I am disappointed he took so long to fold.

[@AyCaramba1311]

Maria is dreamy

[@frankeckrote1255]

check... then raise.

[@letsgobrandon6281]

I would have bet then called after folding

[@stormblessedfiora3494]

I can't believe Fedor didn't fold, since Maria was *almost* certainly going to have to show down, unless she lost to England's all-in (England showing first since she was the shoving player, then Maria declining to show?). So while I get that doesn't have bearing on where the chips go on this hand (Fedor calling vs folding), he still gets the knowledge for the rest of the tournament and has enough chips to put up a decent showing with Maria not having such a monster stack now.

[@vinothraja8971]

He should have jammed on turn

[@4400marko]

What does solver do?

[@KarlChamp]

Fedor still thinking he’s on a pc with his mates all calling out blockers they have , no fedor this is live it’s not a stable, how did he even get away with that 😂. Colluding easier and more fun

[@andrewcrenshaw2904]

MARIA!!!

[@theNfl_Esq]

Bink! Fedor is my favorite player but I think he misplayed this hand in this position. If I was Maria I’d have made an over bet or jammed

[@Перфект-ф5к]

Fish calls

[@TheTomTracey]

I think I would err towards making a bet. Holz could check back a lot of his range which would br a disaster if he had AQ or JJ or even QQ and checks back. The only problem is that i can't find many bluffs here that i would want to make this play with. Pocket 10s improves and would be fine with a check back. The only real bluffs here would be AdQx, AdJx, or Ad10x. That's 8 combinations? Q10s or J10s combinations are a possibility I guess but it seems unlikely I call the pre flop all in with them. But I'm pretty much always good here as there is only a flush draw I'm losing to and I have the Ad with most other good diamonds accounted for. The risk of checking back the turn if i check is too great

[@TheTomTracey]

And it's funny that I continue the video afterwards and he/you said some of the same things

[@mirade1]

AJo might be folding pre, ATo definitly, same for jt and qt

[@StuartFerguson55]

Is Ho really world class though?

[@Andre-ef6iv]

far from it

[@GetMeThere1]

6:20 OK, I guess I have to be the idiot who asks what everybody else knows: How can A4hh have non-zero equity here?

[@royalflush8173]

she should go all in

[@milesmlambo6473]

I rekon she should check/all-in

[@WokeSteve]

She should have gone all in and started blinking and sweating a lot.

[@rppoker8541]

I jam if am Maria

[@peterrayner1119]

I didn't realise how busted fedor's nose is, dude your rich, get the treatment 😅

[@ozdenozdogan2494]

How is Ho balancing leading on the river? Can not find any bluff, any blocking bet hand. I dont think Ho can bluff or blocking bet in this situation. Not arguing the call tho :) Pure crying call :)

[@danbreilin9169]

Even the best get it wrong sometimes

[@sneakkyz3696]

Fedor played this hand so bad lol

[@ericn4449]

exactly. post flop every action was incorrect at least in best size. on the river i figured he would call as he had played every other street poorly - why stop now?

[@jasonkiselis2866]

Lead 1.8m if she checks he will check behind

[@RotoGluOn]

What a luckbox...

[@Natureofwolf]

Even Him, pot odds and bad player in involvement 😢