Scott Seiver Reacts to the Funniest Hand in Poker History: Sammy Farha vs Jamie Gold

[@habs798693]

Yeah, that Doyle line is the best. "If my daddy knew I was losing in this game he'd come out of the grave and beat the heck out of me."

[@hughjainis8302]

Was it really funny though -- if we're being HONEST

[@sal5151]

@@hughjainis8302 yes

[@jessespad]

@@hughjainis8302 i thought it was hilarious.

[@scootermcgavin6733]

@@hughjainis8302 funnier than your name

[@hughjainis8302]

@@jessespad You did?

[@SiriusV21]

This is definitely the most entertaining poker hand of all time. Sammy and Jamie are comedy gold. And so is Doyle’s comments and Antonio egging them on. Antonio was the one who got them to bet dark lol.

[@connman8d617]

Antonio is just that guy who's always on the edge of the screen anytime an interesting hand is going down.

[@pseudonayme7717]

Sammy not betting the river was nuts. He knew he had the best of it, why check? o.O

[@Jamesscearce]

@@pseudonayme7717 Jamie's talk somehow put a seed of doubt in Sammy's mind... he was not 100% sure or he would have put it all in.

[@philipstormer3165]

I wished this talk would still be allowed in tournaments. If you cannot handle it, dont play it. I dont like Gold, but He did a great Job at his Main Event win.

[@CC.DeVille]

Comedy gold... Um no. Jamie is annoying as fuck.

[@spikenomoon]

I think it’s hilarious because Gold thought he was ahead then realized he was losing then started crying like Farrah did something wrong.

[@viktorvasilik5477]

Yup. It was to discourage Sammy to put more in....what a cry baby

[@plavyn]

@@viktorvasilik5477 a bit of crying to save 200k. Whilst not the prettiest of plays, definitely a “profitable” one

[@garypellerin5576]

Like Mike Tyson said. Everybody's got a plan, until you get punched in the face.

[@teddykgb2450]

Yes gold a bitch.

[@curthennig9448]

@@viktorvasilik5477 Gold most certainly was crying to the hilt to try and save some money. Sammy should have shattered him on the river for the rest of his donkey money.

[@soulsil8059]

“You did all this to me with the aces?!” He’s just as complicit with KK lmfaooo

[@mrx7181]

3:30 "Or you can move all in right now" from Doyle gets me everytime.

[@andrewgreenberg9204]

No matter how many times I watch this hand, it's just as surreal every time.

[@tsuki5298]

cuz it was staged

[@dingaonhockey]

​@@tsuki5298LMAO. No it wasn't. Jamie isn't a good actor. His begging was genuine

[@KronprinzWaldemar]

I crynge every time I watch it. So embarassing.

[@bpc610]

I liked this comment from 2 years ago but can't like it again. I guess I'll watch good horror show in 2027 if I'm alive and comment again.

[@sarahdeshay1394]

If this hand was in a movie every comment would be “this would never happen in a real game” this movie is so unrealistic.

[@repent.sinner]

If you have a 10 you got me, was the absolute funniest part, nobody has a 10 the way the betting went😂😂

[@hughjainis8302]

Genius

[@yommish]

Tears are in my eyes

[@repent.sinner]

@@yommish facts

[@gxqx797]

this is what I don't understand, why wouldn't farah think gold could be holding pocket 10's for example? I'm a noob I know; I'd just appreciate the logic behind your statement

[@curthennig9448]

@@gxqx797 Because of the dark betting before the flop came out. Jaime was feeling really good and Sammy knew it. So Gold most likely had better than pocket 10s.

[@JayakrishnanNairOmana]

Doyle is just too funny in this clip "ever heard of dumb and dumber?"

[@hughjainis8302]

No, that's not funny.

[@JayakrishnanNairOmana]

@@hughjainis8302 OK Jamie Gold fanboy.

[@SmartDumbNerdyCool]

He had a real dry, old man, wit

[@Gunthazv2]

The evil laugh from all the top sharks after jamie says "...i check" is beautiful

[@BaddogSports]

You should've got Sammy to react to this hand. And accidentally nod? Sammy flat out tells him he has aces. 5:32 "Sammy you got the aces!?" Sammy - "Yeah"

[@hughjainis8302]

It's called uncontrollable mercy

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

Yeah Sammy said it so fast without thinking. Would Sammy's strategic reply have been yeah or something like "well they look like aces to me."

[@Ohnohedidnt1902]

Hahahaha never thought I’d see you here baddog 😅

[@BaddogSports]

@@Ohnohedidnt1902 I’m everywhere lol. But man, I used to LOVE High Stakes Poker on GSN!

[@Jukeboksi]

Sammy's always lying and cracking jokes at the table. He can mix the truth in some times and you can't tell if he's lying again or not.

[@ants84]

As soon as Jamie won the Main, he was hell bent on going broke… and they ALL knew it. 😉

[@freedomfries6618]

Did he wind up broke? I was never a fan of his.

[@HarrisonLovesU]

@@freedomfries6618 Yeah he's completely irrelevant now. The main reason he went broke is because he made a deal with someone/a sponsor that provided half of his main event buy and they had a deal to split the winnings. When he won, he refused to pay the half and was avoiding the person but eventually had to give up the half.

[@bentonja668]

Johnny Chan convinced Jamie to become the "world's greatest bluffer"

[@jsidorable]

So true. Gold was such an easy mark.

[@soliddilos5205]

@@HarrisonLovesU The main reason he went broke is that he ran like a god in the main event and gaslighted himself into thinking he could compete with the best in the world. Like why the fuck would you ever sit down at this table? Guy is the only player worse than him and Guy is actually dangerous because he doesn't give a fuck about the money.

[@JayakrishnanNairOmana]

I have a hard time deciding if this one or the one where Hellmuth runs against the amateur 4 times and loses 3/4 despite starting as an overwhelming favorite with trip 9s against a pair of Kings (and the reaction from DNegs and rest) is the best televised hand of all time.

[@words007]

Yeh that 1 of Ameture vs Phill Helmuth was the best, PH slow rolled him knowing him commited to pot with kings and Helmuth with him having trips. So whole poker Universe Gods came down to punish him big i mean to loose 3/4 on a already Flopped Favourite hands is bonkers in that way. That was the best television moment in poker history.

[@Prolific_Troll]

This clip... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnSvapJonLeNf5I

[@therealexquisiteexistentia4743]

Got a link??

[@tdegrddeehjgd]

@@therealexquisiteexistentia4743 search "Wiggins Vs Hellmuth"

[@robertacierno2803]

100% Hellmuth losing 3 out of 4. This is great, but that hand is the greatest.

[@lanceschaina3084]

I also LOVED the commentary by the greatest poker announcer Gabe Kaplan. Short, insightful, just a few words to help amateurs understand what’s happening. “Jamie’s call is not binding.” “Now everyone knows Jamie has kings.” Kaplan doesn’t chat and chat talking over the important dialogue which is from the players. He doesn’t make lame jokes about his ex or about what a donkey of a poker player he is like Norm Chad. Just perfect for the situation, like a master stand up comedian would do.

[@supra1988tg]

💯

[@whitedevil2]

there's absolutely no need to throw mud on Norman Chad. he's probably done as much to advance the game in the past 20 years as anyone else on the planet.

[@lanceschaina3084]

@@whitedevil2 What was important for advancing the game of poker? My opinion: 1/ Showing the hole cards on TV broadcasts, 2/ Online poker, 3/ The 2003 WSOP Main Event win of Chris Moneymaker, 4/ The group of poker players with big personalities who played the Big Game in High Stakes Poker like Doyle Brunson, Daniel Negreanu, Phil Laak and Jennifer Tilly, Phil Hellmuth, Gabe Kaplan, etc. Norm Chad doesn't make it in my top 50. I think Chad hurt poker when he was doing his insult comic shtick on Phil Hellmuth all the time. But poeple must like Norm Chad: ESPN stuck with the guy for 20 years. And his commentating, and poker knowledge, have definitely improved over the years.

[@whitedevil2]

@@lanceschaina3084 your #3 is what Norman Chad started with his commentary. who did it before him? nobody knows or cares because they were boring. 2003 was the breakout year for poker to reach the masses and it was greatly helped by Norman's entertaining analysis and play-by-play. Moneymaker helped get more people to enter the WSOP events. Chad made more people want to watch poker on TV and thus also in real life. it's not entirely his credit, but his was the voice that kickstarted the poker goldrush. his contribution to the game is akin to what John Madden and Al Michaels did commentating for the NFL. sounds like you just personally don't like him and thus are too biased to view him objectively.

[@lanceschaina3084]

@@whitedevil2 Norm Chad (and Lon) did do a good job on the 2003 WSOP, I'll give you that. It isn't 2003 Norm Chad that bugs me, it's more the 2005+ Norm Chad. Who did it before him? Again, I think of Gabe Kaplan, how incredible he was. Check out the 1997 WSOP. There's a magic moment when Gabe is doing the poker announcing, a very young Phil Hellmuth on his own joins him, and the two of them are doing commentary together. THEN, after a tough hand, Stu Ungar actually gets up from the final table, joins Phil Hellmuth and Gabe Kaplan at the mic, and they all talk about the previous hand. It's a magic moment that only happens because the pros like and respect Kaplan. But, again, I agree: most viewers like Norm Chad, I personally don't like his style of poker commentary, if I got to know him I don't think I would like him as a person, and that makes me pretty biased. You got that right as well.

[@LebaneserScrooge]

i've never loathed any poker player more than Jamie Gold

[@paulsmith9786]

Kassouf? LaBorda? Selbst?

[@LebaneserScrooge]

@@paulsmith9786 selbst is a close second lol

[@scarem84604]

This is probably my most-watched poker clip ever! So funny! "What has poker come to?" Pure gold (excuse the pun)!

[@HankTheTank23]

Jamie: You've got the aces! Sammy: Yeah *Smiles* Jamie: Sammy! Sammy: Well-- Jamie: Really?! Sammy: No, it's not that. It's that you don't have a hand. I'm betting against you. It's like-- Jamie: Wait wait wait, you're doing all this with the aces to me?? Sammy: Well, I have a hand. Jamie: Sammy! Sammy: You told me you have a hand. I have a hand. Jamie: You have the aces? Sammy: I have a hand. Jamie: Becuase I'm in deep, I'm in deep, I'm in deep-- if you have aces I'm in deep shit. I'm in so much trouble if you have aces.

[@DetroitTyler]

Yet he still handed Farha chips like a fool, The way Sammy said he had the aces there was no hesitation next to no hollywood going on was very reactive. That should have been the tell of tells to get out.

[@HankTheTank23]

@@DetroitTyler Yes, I agree. I'm not really sure what Jamie Gold was thinking, but it was a hilarious spectacle nevertheless!

[@pseudonayme7717]

@@DetroitTyler He did stop him from betting the river though, which is crazy. I still cant figure out why Sammy didn't bomb the river🤔

[@purple8289]

@@pseudonayme7717 He felt bad for Gold being such a novice at that table.

[@ulosen]

@@pseudonayme7717 Sammy is keeping his customers happy

[@JamesFrampton]

People will never understand that this one hand is the strangest and most hilarious hand of poker that has ever been shown on tv. This one hand here will be forever the most funniest hand to be seen anywhere. It's classic...

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

Agreed. This is my number one favourite poker hand of all-time. Whatever you want to say about Jamie Gold, he helped create some of pokers all-time most memorable and entertaining hands.

[@JamesFrampton]

@@Buz-Lunch-Punx I hope to see them both on the new high stakes poker again.

[@Orppoker]

That's because the chances of a bigger, luckier, idiot than Jamie Gold are so astronomical. And then it has to make tv. Nah, you'd have better odds of flopping 3 Royal flushes at a WSOP Final table

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

@@Orppoker An idiot who delivered the most commanding performance in the history of the WSOP and absolutely crushed 8,000 players for 7 days straight It was all just run good, right? lol

[@DarrenJohn10X]

Gold deserved the win because he CRUSHED for the entire week. He crushed at SPEECH PLAY. (hot deck didn't hurt either)

[@bigb1209]

Playing it like 2 beginners at a 2004 home game like KK is the nuts.

[@nicolaizubi2928]

It's actually the second nuts. No wonder Gold called. He's a pro like me.

[@silverstangx]

Against sammy KK is golden

[@kyledavis4325]

​@@nicolaizubi2928Jamie isn't a pro lol. If you think he is, you clearly aren't a pro. He had a god like run in the WSOP and all of the pros milked him for all he was worth.

[@r.w.221]

The fact that Jamie did not even know that he could simply have a look at the flop After he got reraised to 90k and then decide what to do Next, makes him the biggest fish in HSP

[@bobstacle098]

He played it terribly except the river. Saved himself a lot of money talking Sammy to check. And Sammy got talked out of betting the river, he left $200k behind him but perhaps figured Jamie couldn't call with a worse hand though I think he would've

[@r.w.221]

@Damien Montero if I Check in the Dark you can See the Next Card and decide what to do. If i bet dark it is the same

[@VicenzoV]

It was a dark check by Jamie, followed by a dark bet, a dark raise and a dark re-raise. Jamie cannot say "show the flop" before deciding on the 90k. According to the rules, of course. But etiquette, gentlemen's agreement, honor, code... you understand what these things mean?

[@spittlefish5208]

Everyone knew Gold had Kings the second he stood up and went on about "You have Aces???" Look at the other people at the table, they're all glancing at each other smirking.

[@hughjainis8302]

They all suspected it, but none of them knew.

[@MultiJejje]

Well Doyle said that he was thinking Gold had JJ... So that sentence isn't true.

[@saeidk736]

sammy is the most entertaining player , he is what i always thought poker was . smoking on the table , always suited up , and trash talking with a funny ascent and looks like that guy who will tak all your chips lol . when ou play him you feel like you are playing poker in an underground with some type of italian style of mafia lol

[@nathanb1886]

Sammy don’t smoke! Just looks badass all day!

[@hughjainis8302]

Lebanese

[@narele25]

"Funny ascent"

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

Coolest look in poker ever. Fake cig too? Thats just AWESOME. Sammy had balls too. Ive seen a lot of these episodes, and more than a few of the players only seemed to play premium hands. Sammy mixed it up. My favorite poker player of all time.

[@DCunitedfc99]

4:50 he sounded so nervous hahahah Scott was right. He was like oh shit, this dude might have aces 😂

[@hughjainis8302]

"I have SOMETHING" means "Don't embarrass me too much, pls"

[@lavalley2018]

This is surely the best hand Jaime ever played on TV.

[@cnelsonlv99]

Yep... he almost didn't lose a ton of money, and didn't lose as much as he should have.

[@mattnick23]

@@cnelsonlv99cuz of pity

[@JasonLeigh3]

Jamie: “are you really doing this to me with aces.” Yes Jame, this is fucking poker. What a weasel.

[@GettingItDone]

Seiver is wonderful in this clip.

[@hughjainis8302]

^gayest comment of the year.

[@arbel0542]

One of the best poker sessions that was aired on TV. Guy Laliberte sitting and gambling, Doyle, the Magician and many more.

[@Fett411]

Love it, do more of these. Sammy V Patrik running it 4 times next plz

[@DavidBadilloMusic]

Wow, all Jamie's crying confused Sammy in the end...and he actually managed to avoid one more bullet in the end!!

[@curthennig9448]

I think Sammy took pity on Gold. Sammy had to know what Jaime had.

[@brock83995]

RIP Doyale Brunson one of the greatest of all time

[@growthandunderstanding]

Jamie: You have the aces. Sammy: Yeah. Sammy: (realizing that he just f'd up): No, it's not that, I just don't believe you have a hand. Jamie: (Realizes what's going on, says what's going on, but calls, and continues to call all the what until he's all in, only to blame Sammy for playing him all along.) WTF?

[@growthandunderstanding]

@Damien Montero Yes! So kindly permit me to ask again: WTF?

[@Johann757]

I honestly think he was told by Johnny Chan, his coach for the main event, to never fold Kings, and taking that literally. If he was thinking for himself he would have come to the right conclusion in the hand, I think.

[@growthandunderstanding]

@@Johann757 What an interesting insight! I never knew. Thank you for sharing!

[@chrisg2214]

High stakes poker was amazing

[@stevescontriano860]

Doyle can’t believe it. Look what Poker has come to

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

5:32 "Sammy you got the aces!?" Sammy - "Yeah" Worst poker face EVER!!!

[@oriondx72]

This hand wouldnt of lasted so long if Tony G was at the table lol (I call the clock your wasting my time at my table!)

[@r.w.221]

Everyone makes mistakes, but up to this day I do not understand what made Sammy Check the river After all this

[@viktorvasilik5477]

From the sounds of it they were probably friends of some type outside of the poker table, so combined that with all the whining Jamie was doing, Samy figured $400k pot was enough...how I see it anyway

[@antonquirgst2812]

@@viktorvasilik5477 yeah... i dunno if he was scared of the ten. dont think so but...

[@easterbunnybrandon1796]

@@viktorvasilik5477 WRONG. Jamie Gold speech play is master class and it is Sammy spooked. Even Gabe Kaplan said the same exact thing after.

[@overdose956]

Because sammy likes him

[@88mphDrBrown]

I can answer your question. After winning the WSOP Jamie's new found fame and money gave him access to monster private games with a soft field, most notably Molly's game. Jamie was considered a VIP in these games because of his new found fame, money, and more importantly he was a losing player. Sammy didn't want to hurt and offend Jamie because he didn't want to lose the action he got from Jamie personally and the action he got from Jamie's access to private games. Jamie was actually a very bad cash game player, and he was fleeced by the high stakes community.

[@ronniefromOR]

Gold such a clown lol Jesus

[@sambattista9697]

this is the greatest moment in poker

[@patbyc1977]

Scott is wrong, Sammy was not sure what JG had. Sammy was down a lot at this moment.

[@Neglecto]

yeah Sammy is obviously confused by Jamies talk and i believe he was serious when he said "if you got a 10 you got me". Haha crazy hand none the less!

[@andrewdinns1746]

Incorrect. You are ignorant on the Hollywood home games and how much say Jamie Gold used to have on who got to play.

[@cincinnatigrinder4951]

@@andrewdinns1746 where is ur proof

[@jamesdressler2463]

Andrew is right. I have played against Jaime another player from those games in Vegas Caesar's Palace and the other dude from that game said the same thing. Jaime had a lot of pull in those games

[@GeertNeefs]

This one is funny, but the Farha (FD and 2 overs) vs Antonius (i have a pair, top pair) one where they get it all-in in a millisec after the flop comes down is my favorite of all time.

[@p_adam19]

What did Doyle comment? I couldn't quite understand. Thanks!

[@dnx112]

If my Daddy knew if I was a loser in this game he would come out of the grave and beat my azz. Doyle is so funny.

[@franklininterviewsvancouve8605]

Maybe the greatest hand in televised cash game history. And Gabe and AJ are the goats too.

[@sarahdeshay1394]

First hand of the height and Farha keeps saying “I’m loosing too much”

[@hughjainis8302]

losing*

[@781David]

It wasn't the first hand of the night, it was the first hand of the third or fourth episode of the $500k buy-in.

[@zimzimma5688]

Sammy with the classic old school player. "don't tap the glass too hard" right at the end. He wanted Jamie coming back with the rest of his millions of new friends who didn't come with him that day.

[@CHRISG612]

Sammy got scared at the end

[@zimzimma5688]

@@CHRISG612 Lol of what? They both played their hands face up. Every person at that table, including each other knew exactly what they both had.

[@CHRISG612]

@@zimzimma5688 yes let's play poker and not win money. Sounds fun. Watch it again, Golds table talk scared him from betting at the end

[@zimzimma5688]

@@CHRISG612 Your missing the point mate. A lot of these old school live cash guys were at their core hustlers. They had to be to make a living. Jamie Gold, a complete fish tournament player, who was utterly convinced that he was a much better player than he actually was, had just won 12 million dollars, he was only sitting at the table with a small fraction of that money. This hand occurred within the first few minutes of him joining that type of high roller regs cash game for the very first time, which was essentially the Bobby's room regulars at the time with tv cameras on them. The likes of Sammy, Doyle, Chip Reese etc have actually publicly stated that in the past the approach with the uber wealthy fish that would occasionally find their way to those games was not to bust people immediately, but to slow bleed them so they would keep coming back to the games with more money time after time rather than immediately being scared away. Hence the old school expression, don't tap the glass too hard, you'll scare away the fish!

[@CHRISG612]

@@zimzimma5688 I understand keeping the fish happy but that didn't occur here. Don't be naive

[@digitalwarfarerecords6532]

This is my ALL-TIME Favorite Hand Review. 🙌

[@Slade366]

Scott Seiver is like a more lovable Joe Mckeehen

[@ThePodgeiscool]

Hahaha underrated comment

[@yaboyvickk5635]

Joe mckheehan sucks

[@kristinasi3911]

Those two they were partnered during this game they been playing "CHECK CHECK CHECK CHECK ALL NIGHT" (line from the Rounders) they were like "i thought we were friends" etc. just check the whole session.

[@maxvalue8403]

This is my favorite hand of all time! This poker hand defines a lot in poker

[@RobbieNero]

5:30 this was the moment jamie gold went from invincible lets go all in right now to wait wait lets just check it down.

[@AskefraTunlen]

What is Doyle saying at 7:25 ? something about his dad with beat the heck out of him?

[@Kupferdrahtful]

If his dad knew he was loosing in this poker game he would come out of the grave to beat the heck out of him

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

Yes. Doyle had a very abusive father.

[@ahyaok100]

I used to play in a regular game that had brothers playing and a lot of the hands would be just like this. It was ridiculous. Some nights we would have to quit early because they wouldn't shut up about one stupid hand.

[@SlimPickens1940]

U were playing for 5 dollars

[@ahyaok100]

@@SlimPickens1940 5 cents

[@Iamhimberly]

I think the funniest Doyle line, was when he was talking during the farha Antonius hand, somebody was saying something and then Doyle said what are you sleeping with him? Shit had me dying

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

People underestimate that antonio drove the action on this whole hand. If the magician wasn't at the table, none of this ever happens.

[@curthennig9448]

That does appear to be the case.

[@SuperYtc1]

Antonio is such a shit stirrer 😂

[@TheDesperateArtist]

So why did Sammy not bet on the river? the answer might surprise you - He really wanted to get into Gold's private Poker games, and by doing this, and making sure to tell Gold 'you owe me' - he got himself the ticket...

[@Ramirez83786]

Sammy regrets he didn't bet the river.

[@hughjainis8302]

Yes, I'm sure Sammy regrets showing mercy. Oh wait, no that doesn't make any sense given the time he took to consider the circumstances.

[@Chekmate99]

If you were to ask Sammy today, if he regrets not betting the river. I wonder what would he say?

[@johnspence8141]

And honestly I think a small percentage of Sammy was worried Jamie had a ten.

[@sanekabc]

Yep, that is likely why Sammy didn't bet.

[@kevinyin2663]

Agree. I think Sammy felt Jamie wasn't very strong preflop during the dark betting but after the turn it was clear Jamie had something decent. Top pair qualifies as something decent and Jamie is the kind of talker who might refer to top pair good kicker as a "monster" when it serves some rhetorical purpose. When the ten pairs a not insignificant portion of the range Sammy had assigned Jamie's hand now beats Sammy's AA. Of course Sammy still should have bet but I've made far dumber plays under the influence of table talk so now I don't participate at all. That Sammy got confused by the table talk and then scared by the river is a far more plausible explanation to me than he knew he had Jamie beat and checked behind because he felt bad or something. That makes no sense to me. He's Sammy Farha not Guy LaLiberte.

[@hughjainis8302]

And honestly, what the fuck is this sentence you wrote?

[@KA-cm3nv]

Antonio is my favorite player ever lol under rated funny and an amazing player.

[@bobelkiniii1461]

I’m watching this just because Scott is my hero

[@goldsilverlight]

5:33 Sammy was extremely honest. Nice hand!

[@jeffploetner]

What is dark or blind check raise?

[@Mitjitsu]

Jamie was the real genius in this hand. He somehow managed to avoid going broke with KK.

[@curthennig9448]

Sammy sure had sympathy.

[@mattnick23]

guy would’ve broken down crying if he made him shove 😂😂😂

[@curthennig9448]

@@mattnick23 Would've been great to see it happen. Paramedics called immediately to attend to Gold laying on the floor!

[@ryansummers4661]

at sandia about 20 years ago, i had AA, vs KK vs QQ at 200 no limit table, we each had around 350, Q on flop, KK with last action almost got out

[@Ross-fo2vw]

What was Doyle’s quote ?

[@glennlbs9931]

Sammy is my favorite poker player ever. Such a gentleman.

[@DarrenJohn10X]

What was that Doyle line that Scott said he now uses all the time? Something about the hand being slow (hard to hear the whole thing)

[@DarrenJohn10X]

AHA -- from another comment: "If my Daddy knew I was losing in THIS game he would come out of the grave and beat my azz."

[@JPatel1995]

Back when it was fun watching guys with personalities play high level poker !

[@Hussking84]

Greatest poker hand of all time 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@HustlerJerbear]

This is what gambling addiction looks like.

[@saintjusteneskar2723]

Love this hand...Best of all time in my book. Love Sammy and he did a huge solid at the end with the check. Jamie with his misdirection is fun to watch. Its only money I guess...lol

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

If you asked sammy today I guarantee be would say he should have bet it.

[@keithkelso9872]

He got scared of the set

[@kcc1762]

@@keithkelso9872 ummm....no.

[@kyledavis4325]

​@@kcc1762Right. Seriously, anyone who thinks that Sammy was scared of a set is a moron. Anyone watching this hand knew it was clear as day that Jamie had Kings. The commenters even said the WHOLE table knew what they both had. People are idiots.

[@MikeBaas]

Yes, of course!

[@KSG148]

This hand is absolutely hilarious

[@jaystoker99]

i had AA vs KK on first hand of a tourney at motor city...of course we went all in and a K showed up... but i rebought and placed 6th in the end...lol

[@dnx112]

Motor shitty.

[@joebroadstreet3689]

Doyle's one liners will go down in the hall of fame lol and Antonio is the mistro at needling/ egging people on 🤣 win or lose...each person got their money's worth that session just from being front row seat to that entertainment 😂😂😂

[@hughjainis8302]

Couldn't even understand what the hell the geezerface was saying. And it wasn't funny. But that's only if we're being honest.

[@doctorbeanis]

I seriously am sad there will never be a new Doyle Brunson video...

[@williamwhite9430]

Jamie thinks he has the winner the whole time and when Sammie turns over the aces Jamie says “ I know you have the aces, enough!”. What a mooron

[@Pisco514]

Later when Jamie left the table Doyle asked Sammy if he was sleeping with Jamie xD. RIP Doyle, you had the best lines.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

LOL that very first line from Doyle

[@hughjainis8302]

It was so funny, I couldn't even hear the geezer talk or remember what he said! (neither can he)

[@tupacog9758]

Doyle making all those slick comments. Farha puts him right in his place with “who the hell wants to play with Doyle” which everyone knows the answer is no one lol.

[@angelandsoulsoul2924]

I think farha did it as gold played in juicy whales home games in la on those days and farha was after an invite!!

[@cybalanced4108]

Legendary Hand. I watch it at least once a year LUL

[@pronemanoldbutyoung5548]

Sammy is a class act to check the river here.

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

I don't think it was mercy. Mercy makes no sense.

[@andrewptob]

Sammy really had the fish on the line and then set him free. That was actually a very nice deed that he didn’t take the rest of Jamie Gold’s chips.

[@joehenry9546]

I saw this hand when it originally aired. I have never blind check raised since. However, I was about to leave a table pretty soon after running it over. And the table knew it. So I told this one player that if he raises pre flop, I would shove all in the next hand. (I wasn’t sure I would). But, as it turned out I was dealt Pocket Kings. He raised with QQ. I shoved all in over his raise, and he insta called. My Kings held up. And I crushed his soul as I had him covered as he was up quite a bit. I took my chips and left. He kept saying, I can’t believe you had Kings there as I walked away.

[@ArticruciA]

Jamie is the Bob Saget of poker

[@CribNotes]

I remember watching this live on TV about 15 years ago. Laughing my ass off. I couldn't believe Sammy didn't shove the river. I'm guessing he decided to be nice to the biggest fish at the table aside from Guy Laliberte.

[@dropfry]

My understanding is that the movie Molly's Game was based on a true story and Jamie had access to it (given his history in hollywood). Basically a bunch of rich celebrity donks would play poker and Sammy had been begging Jamie to invite him. This favor (not betting more money) was an attempt to gain karma with Jamie so he could get access to these games. I wonder if it worked.

[@rafabankowski7737]

Best moment of Doyle was 6th season of HSP when impersonating Ivey

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

I think it was when Gabe said in the middle of a hand that we were seeing a big yellow manatee floating by.

[@Jeremy_the_bot]

I also liked the Eli elezra routine about the Chabot dinner. But that has nothing to do with Doyle.

[@DavidBadilloMusic]

At 4:00 Sammy and probably the rest of the table knows what both of them have... But by 5:30 everybody knows both of their hands, including Jamie... and Jamie's soul is leaving his body. LOL

[@jordanlee3078]

til this day the dealer is still waiting for his tip from Jamie Gold

[@overdose956]

3:15 he threw a chip at the dealer right after that statement

[@hughjainis8302]

A masked Jew joke -- I love it.

[@npvuvuzela]

@@hughjainis8302 problem is this "joke" doesn't make any sense

[@hedduyou]

This is the type of poker people played 100 years ago then the loser shoots the other for thinking they got scammed

[@deedeeandfamily8678]

Jamie: “I check…” Sammy: 😁

[@thomas8794]

More content like this. I'm still laughing.

[@hughjainis8302]

Thomas over here thinking this kind of Content can be produced.

[@bradlafferty6076]

Jamie's mother wasn't shrieking over this hand

[@academicdeaneducation6671]

This is called playing the player. Jamie trying to minimize risk, Sammie wanting to create enough doubt that Jamie won't fold.

[@julianjones9793]

What is the core concept of this video? That these two are awesome lunatics, or that you've gotta literally do /anything/ for stack preservation when you know you're beat?

[@forgotaboutbre]

The latter for sure, entirely enhanced by two awesome lunatics.

[@JoeRuizLordoftheRings]

"SAMMY" I'll bet it in the dark if he checks! Lol

[@JConway358]

6:44 - 6:49 I will never not laugh at this moment

[@hughjainis8302]

I re-wound that shit for sure.

[@Will_Moffett]

Antonio and Laak don't get enough credit for how much pot escalation they have influenced over multi shows and multiple years. They are really good and making people feel insecure in the moment and getting more action to happen than the cards dictate.

[@smith077906]

Sick and sicker? Doyle "Dumb and Dumber! V true

[@abstract27]

Not in my house!!best line