Set Over Set with $194,000 on the Line, then Set Over Set Again the Next Hand!!! ♠ Live at the Bike!

[@BallyLivePoker]

Watch another set over set situation between Chris and Jon that happened just 2 weeks prior to this one, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2m5daKDbJ1kras Thanks for tuning in!

[@davidnice1]

I think that was one of the best folds I have ever seen. Perhaps it's the greatest lay down of all time considering the odds he was getting & holding a full house.

[@davidnice1]

@@passionfruityoghurt8293 He could have A-10 and be putting you on AA. He could have 3-3. He could have any random bluff because he didn't 5 bet the Kings. But being that Garrett 4 bet his hand you can put him on A-A. Getting 7 to 1 on a call I think it's a great fold but not a profitable fold in the long run. People always act like a good fold is easy when it's not because good players go for big bluffs. Folding J-J there getting 7 to 1 is not profitable at all it's actually a bad fold long term if you do the math

[@davidnice1]

@@passionfruityoghurt8293 Andy could of been turning A-A in a bluff or A-10 in a bluff or any random hand into a bluff. Why couldn't Andy have A-A??? Andy didn't 5-bet. K-K is a clear 5-bet to see where you stand in the hand. No one 6-bet you with Q-Q and will almost always 6-bet you with A-A. So if someone doesn't 5-bet me I may not put them on K-K.

[@theodorehsu5023]

@@davidnice1 Yup--he knew he was beat, and Garrett correctly knew he would kiss those chips goodbye if he called. Kings full or any queens full boat would have sunk him.

[@seaeff6428]

DAVID NORIEGA his T7 fold I thought was even crazier. Had the second nuts. Also big pot ext. only hand that beat him was QT and he folded pretty quick.

[@nicholaskazantzidis]

Garrett continues to be on another level. I think 99% of other players would have went broke here

[@sonamnorzin7758]

No way after investing that much I would have folded that hand.. pretty much would have played different and gone broke or if played slow I would have tanked but called anyways

[@prototype4750]

99.9

[@philiptucker7590]

@@prototype4750 %99.999999999998

[@Food-Dharma]

And they would be broke. Not Garret though. That’s why he’s a great poker player.

[@edalhouse645]

This is one poker player who would have folded.

[@xMESSIxMANx]

unbelievable... a table where, in back to back hands, players make boats, and dont lose their stacks is not a table i would want to be at just for fun haha

[@FISHDINHO]

The hands played like trouble for both of the two that didn't go broke. The river both times saved them.

[@Lymbe06]

@@FISHDINHO how did it save the second guy?

[@FISHDINHO]

@@Lymbe06 It put more hands out there that he couldn't beat. 87, 76,74.

[@Lymbe06]

@@FISHDINHO 👍

[@wartysoybean]

@@FISHDINHO Uh... before the river he couldn't beat anything with a 5 in it. That was definitely an impressive just-call on the river to me.

[@TitusObbayi]

This level of poker is unbelievable. I can't believe nobody got felted in either hand. I would be totally outclassed in this type of game

[@rynej]

GA gets (rightfully) called a luck box on here sometimes but the dude is nails. As good as it gets

[@chriss4836]

Ryne Jones he is a luck box beyond belief

[@justiceforall3973]

Ryne Jones yea, the luck box continues here! Runner runner QQ’s kinda bailed him out! Had the turn been the 6d and the river been the 2h, he loses it all! JS🤷🏻‍♂️ Still a great fold tho!

[@MattNunez89]

@@justiceforall3973 good point

[@elliott8174]

@@justiceforall3973 this is true. bit of both aye. still have a to be a really great player to make the fold

[@larrywhipit5204]

maybe the guy knows something... has anyone ever did some type of chart? How often he folds big hands when beat? Light calls that win? Maybe he isn't as dumb as Postel, and makes a few bad calls to make it look good.

[@patrickgunning6923]

Cold ass deck. Back to back set over set flops

[@lukadelic4693]

Ur telling me garret didn’t River quads what happened to the script

[@nhn38abdhkhn]

Luka Delic exactly what I thought lol

[@mipadill9234]

💯💯💯😂🤣🤣

[@chrisgonepro9648]

There’s a glitch in the Matrix

[@andrewyang1994]

LOL I was looking for river quads as well from the thumbnail!

[@cw9888]

2 amazing things in this hand. 1. Garrett is actually the effective (shorter) stack in the hand. 2. Gman's fold.

[@konradddo]

I’m not gonna talk for the rest of this hand.... proceeds to talk after about 30 seconds of peace

[@SuperGx5]

Yeah I noticed that too I was thinking the same thing, the commutators need to lay off the marijuana

[@alexkeen5113]

at least they provided interesting analysis in a modulated tone unlike polk or ingram

[@AmonTokin]

5:09 is one of the biggest eye rolls I've ever seen :) . I can feel his frustration. He knows, but he can't fold. Brutal.

[@blinglikeblaow5593]

Andy and Garrett both the end bosses at the bike.

[@mindw0rking]

Shows why you always should think about hand ranges even in situation where you're really strong and have great pot odds to call. Great fold by Garret

[@arthurschopenhauer9805]

I couldn’t fold there even knowing Andy’s cards. What a great player.

[@atrocious_pr0xy]

LMAO, crying as you hand over chips. "the flop was too pretty for me! I had to!"

[@BrentGoodale]

I come here to watch garret and he scares me. Every time I tune in I’m BLOWN away with how good he is. Insane fold so much respect for him. I would only play a hand with him if I had then nuts.

[@boiisheesh6062]

Holy moly! This session is so sick. Garret folding the full house is impressive but aswell the „only“ call with 44 is so insanely good.

[@gentlespace1]

One of the most epic laydowns in ”tv“history

[@mart_en]

" There are only 4 combos that beat Garett, only 4 combos ! " A few seconds later ... " It's actually 10 combos " A few seconds later ... " and all the Q,J combos " 😃

[@jzeke91]

This thumbnail just makes me sick..... suddenly idk if i feel like playing today lol

[@persistentlydriven9390]

Dude fkn sick !!!!! Right there with ya

[@infosneakr]

I agree.

[@marcuslarwa9098]

Jzeke I’ve seen him make folds that I don’t believe anyone else would make. He’s a great player and I’m saying this at the 7:37 mark where I wouldn’t be surprised if he folds the jacks. Wow he folded this isn’t the first time I’ve seen him fold a hand that 99.9% of people would just never fold.

[@sinbaddidshazaam2533]

Same here

[@superjonboy873]

Such a sick hand, once I saw Garret take his time on the river, I knew he would make the disciplined laydown. But it's hard to do, given the hand and pot size. Nice hand for Andy too!

[@benedson3381]

DID ANYONE NOTICE after the big hand, garret raise - folded 9-5 off suit and would've flopped a gutter vs another SET OVER SET (44v77) and then he would've turned the straight with the 6 on the turn?!?! Garret's face is like WTF UGH!! Smiling and laughing. However, both players did and would've rivered a full house.

[@Hbkgizmo]

I’m never folding there, thus why I watch only lol

[@mattial.1307]

I am never folding too in my 1/2 games 😂

[@Hbkgizmo]

Mattia L. Haha hey! Maybe that explains why we both would call!

[@exb7009]

I folded set on the flop correctly in 1/2 game when there were no possible draws rainbow 8/3/10 I had 333 other guy 888 and 3rd guy AA he didnt fold them

[@KarambaJulien]

100% sure that Garret never folds there on a 1/2$ table either.... and it's not about money, it's because 1/2$ could overplay straight or do a bad bluff...

[@ChadRaush]

exb and you’re bragging about this?

[@datsumcrzysht]

The river bet by Garrett was sized perfectly ($30K) for a bet/fold. Very well played by Garrett.

[@siilnr1250]

Bad play by Andy. As played, flop re-raise would have gotten it all. Cus it was called then Garrett wouldnt have put him on KK.

[@baileyayyy5085]

@@siilnr1250 You just said if Andy did the wrong thing he would have won more because Garrett wouldn't expect him to do the wrong thing. Thats not how you win at poker.

[@BackpackBattlesTV]

@@siilnr1250 flop reraise for what? Andy has top set, which blocks the majority of Garrett's continuing range, Garret either has KJ(unlikely), JJ , KA there. Either way, he's in a really bad shape, so Andy would want him to hang himself by bluffing or value-cutting himself. In this particular hands, it could have gotten in on the flop, but how about when garrett doesn't have a set?

[@dkh221]

@@siilnr1250 easy to say when you know the cards.

[@YourMajesty733]

Lol I would've snap called with confidence... 2 seconds later piss my pants

[@dannykanjo3949]

This is by far one of my favorite poker hands of ALL TIME

[@BallyLivePoker]

ours too!

[@algore340]

Insane fold, I would be eating tuna after that hand

[@persistentlydriven9390]

🗣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 same!!!

[@corgiville8191]

Dan Estra id probably just lose my appetite for the rest of my life and just starve to death

[@YukYuk12]

I'm scraping the cans

[@rishisavur8224]

L Grace check out James Obst’s fold in the Main Event a couple years ago, had to put his opponent on a straight flush and correctly folded Another one of my favorites is van den Biigart’s fold in the EPT years ago

[@matthadam]

@@rishisavur8224 Both of those are fantastic. Roberto Romanello folded a boat during the WSOP too, that was a sick fold.

[@mungkeyy1]

that look on garrett's face when the Q hit on the river lmao

[@donniescarbro]

Andy stacking them chips so smooth and comfortable with those kings and gman noticed it. Knew he had kings.

[@savagerandy8244]

You can't be all loosey goosey eating a sandwhich when playing set over set. This is info ive never shared before, Its not magic.

[@jonhendrickson9701]

Savage Randy I’m confused myself. What do you mean?

[@MrDungcute]

He was joking about Daniel's commercial ad which keep showing up if you watch a lot of Poker vids

[@johnnywang206]

Oh baby

[@viscountalpha]

Dneg still deserves The flak. I think it's funny.

[@zainsyed9811]

Exactly they need to understand eveything they do at that poker table conveys information.

[@robertosantos-vx6pn]

That was an insane fold. Garret I bow to thee.

[@hangoku2484]

Second hand was sick too, just calls with full house

[@nghiatrinhtuan5014]

cuz he also can be lose to any 2 pairs on the turn that has a 7

[@skymanross]

7x is never leading, and 5x is never calling. Pretty standard flat

[@hangoku2484]

@@skymanross I don't know, the hand played out weird I think, because of the flop check 5 could lead or not?

[@leftphilange69]

Please take me back to 2008 when you didn’t need quads over quads to double through someone...

[@Uncle_Troy]

Most of those people went busto well before 2020 😂

[@rishisavur8224]

These guys are playing like 2000 BBs deep, it would probably take an absolutely sick cooler like quads over quads

[@elliotsmeal3516]

It can certainly happen now with the quarantine.

[@eveliovarela2279]

@Mario hanan y'all gotta adjust .. if ppl are playing super tight , it's easier to bluff them . You bet they fold unless they're super strong . I actually like playing vs those players cause it makes it easier to fold vs aggression

[@eveliovarela2279]

When I say bluff I mean small flip bets n turn bets . U can bluff them n know if they're strong . Poker will always be the same it's just how you play . You gotta trust the math . You cant say you gotta pay them off. That's what seperates the best players . Folding monster hands vs the nuts

[@Thebrokeragemoneymachine]

Garret and Andy are incredible. Way better than the “well known pros”. I don’t know how they make these amazing reads with that much on the line.

[@Biostatic]

I would play those called pros, nothing special to read, why hes thinking so long with his jacks full, easy fold, why he bets on the river?, money he could save with a check for example, deep inside he knows his 30 k bet on the river Oop just was bullshit anyway, nothing special about this guys..

[@todabsolute]

@@Biostatic he bet to get value out of straight/trips that might think he's bluffing

[@teamstr1]

To be fair, they do play against each other a lot, that's how If it was a stranger, I am not sure anyone can make that fold Part of the decision came from their history, and how well they know other

[@baigpigpig]

@@Biostatic you can play them anytime man

[@SSky06]

@@Biostatic What's the hold up then chief? You can go play on LATB, all you gotta do is show up on the weekend when they're running the high stakes game with at least like $10k and ask to play. There are usually open seats too. I'd be happy to see you go try to prove to us that there is "nothing special about this guys.." Lmao

[@edisonc5616]

I thought for sure the Jack of hearts was coming on the river haha

[@frankflores5931]

Impressive laydown Garrett. You're the man!

[@YallaMiami]

If Andy didn’t have KK here, people would say Garrett is slow rolling

[@decarlocalloway01]

Crazy hands... even sicker folds.👏

[@poolie6662]

These premier things are annoying, just upload vid plz

[@SheaMeehan]

Poolie 666 or you could subscribe and support the channel.

[@813oneup]

Garrett is a beast for folding that but he just knows Andy’s range lol

[@atrocious_pr0xy]

Andy knows him, too.

[@Sutherland420]

When the cameras are on, you can make these lay downs and go to sleep. Knowing you will know the outcome tomorrow on tv

[@erich1380]

The fact that garrett even though about it shows how good he is

[@ricewookie]

Commentator: “I’m gonna be quiet now so you all can hear what the player is saying and doing” Also the same commentator: “I’m gonna keep talking though”

[@JeffBoski]

SET over SET BACK to BACK!!!

[@cocafanta7940]

No "And Garrett gets there" comment from the commentator today lol

[@RangeWilson]

Andy finally gets his spot and finds a way to NOT get all the money.

[@chrisgonepro9648]

Tbh there’s a magnitude of hands that beat him here

[@Javis586]

@@chrisgonepro9648 and a magnitude of hands he beats...

[@richardtayag3961]

Javis586 that raise shove all in with only a little money behind? He’s rarely bluffing , if never. Only decision is if he takes the line with ATs

[@lafewin1]

@@richardtayag3961 3b? On river?

[@richardtayag3961]

Rory Callan sorry I edited . Meant raise shove on river - I think with so little behind raising as a bluff is close to 0%. Only worse hand that might jam on the river is ATs. It’s a correct fold based on action tho I wouldn’t have faulted Garrett for calling due to pot odds.

[@bentones1701]

7:18 thank god for that!!!

[@megaguru777]

Andy being such a gk at the end letting garrett know he had em

[@jonnyjai1314]

I knew Garret would fold coz he is that amazing at cash games!

[@Cheaman187]

Sick fold by Garrett

[@carlbell5698]

Either Andy was bluffing or had a very strong ✋....easy lay down...the only reason we sometimes put more money in /is because of the money we already invested....but all hands tell stories....jj with the board paired good lay down

[@magoshubert]

Carl Bell very true. KK, KQ, QJ can be Andy’s range also. They are playing quite a long time now, so pretty much a good read by Garrett. It saved him 35k.

[@thegriz2270]

@Chad Gochis he didnt 4 bet, he called the 4 bet after 3 betting

[@jerickmedina3268]

I wonder what could have happened if Andy shove All in at the Flop?

[@DavidL1986]

I honestly think garret was more worried about KQ than KK. As KQ suited would have played the hand very similar to Andy's line

[@bryangriffin7942]

Best fold I've ever seen considering how priced in he was. That's insane. As good as it gets for laying down a monster.

[@ConstantineAndreas]

Everytime I see Garrett with his poker face on I think he's thinking "not now, Chief, I'm in the fuckin zone."

[@2011Feijao]

Unbelieveable Garret is a monster at this game!

[@ShawnSharma]

I think that turn flat and river shove takes all the straights and club bluffs out of Andy range...thoughts?

[@youngjohn5076]

Wow that fold was very impressive. Good read .

[@cw9888]

Maybe you guys are saving it for later, but please show the AT vs 22 (Garrett vs Andy) hand from the previous week. Another classic hand! Thanks for the great content.

[@asdfasdfasdfasdf6409]

Garrit is far the best player in that format, love him

[@Bella-hs2ew]

Who is Garrit?

[@ervinchua8288]

These guys are sick. The fold and the call in the next hand. They must be the best of the best in live cash games in the poker scene now. Crazy table.

[@Lsteezy]

The 44s was pretty sick becuz of how fast he made the read but ofcourse the big pot n almost gettin 5-1 was a absolute great play👍🏼

[@Omahasethike]

idc what anyone has to say, Garrett is single handedly the best cash game player in the world today

[@yak_town9277]

Dude I doubt many people understand how great of a fold this was.

[@michaelhines1891]

Great instincts from a guy who realized it was 4 bet preflop and just called the whole way. The hand smelled of a trap the whole time credit to him to trust those instincts.

[@nutzoo]

Great fold. GA is a savant.

[@robowop9354]

Incredible fold 👏🏼

[@muckurhand68]

Wow what a fold. Props I still have so much to learn.

[@limjahey8316]

Crazy how much more depth gets added to the game of poker when stack sizes get super super deep. I’m just an everyday 1-2 nlhe player and anytime I end up with a boat, the money is going all in no matter what(assuming the boat is made with you holding a pocket pair and hitting a set and the board pairing up). The 7777 hand care 44477 hand was a great example of how mega deepstack poker is a whole nother animal vs your average 150-200BB nlhe game. If I had jons 4s full vs quad 7s at the river at my local casino game, it’s an automatic mandatory value raise, and in this video we see Jon not even think about it and just flat calls the river bet. It’s crazy how much tighter stack off ranges get once you’re playing super deep. This is why it’s so important to play against weak opposition. I remember last year I got in a hand in 1-2 nlhe playing $1000 effective starting the hand. I got 9h6h on the button and action limps to me preflop, I also limp $2. Sb completes and BB checks. I flop a gut shot straight flush draw. Checks around. Turn is a complete brick. Bb bets $10, I call and sb calls. I river the straight flush. Sb bets $15, bb raises and thinks about it for so long(a live tell that I perceived was that bb had the ace high flush based on how confident he looked). Bb raises to $85. Board is unpaired with 3 to the straight flush on the board, I have the straight flush. I decide to go with my read that bb has the ace high flush and snap jam for $990ish effective with the bb. Sb tanks for a good minute and folds. Bb actually tanks for about 5 minutes then says “I must be crazy that I’m actually thinking about folding the ace high flush here” and throws one chip in. I roll it over and bb looks disgusted and asks me how I could get so much with that hand, don’t you wanna make sure you get the call? I tell him that I had a feeling that he had the 2nd nuts against my stone cold nuts and that I felt if there was ever a spot to overbet jam river for $1000 effective at 1-2, this was the spot. I can’t stop smiling as scoop a $2000 pot at 1-2. Moral of the story is, once you’re 500 BBs deep, you gotta be super cautious with what you stack off with. Even if you have the literal second nuts and you get reraised all in, is your opponent one to overplay a hand weaker than yours when playing that deep?

[@k.markpadula5064]

If you watch Garrett's face when the ALL IN is announced by Andy, he smiles. That is he tell over and over again that he is not going to call the bet. He does it every time and does not even realize he is doing it.

[@victorlegris336]

this hero fold is amazing

[@calebjohnson9740]

One of the sickest folds I’ve ever seen

[@conoroniel8717]

Probably the best cash player out there. Garrett. You are amazing. Good luck to on all your endeavors.

[@tommyz0123]

Imagine if the dealer swoop those two cards in front of Andy's stack while counting them. 😂

[@wernerspeckert9650]

what a "Banger" Fold......this guy is sooooo good!!!!

[@junghunpark8873]

In the 2nd hand right after, Garrett has 95 off and turned a straight but folded pre. His face was so tilted seeing all the betting going on. But he had a sigh of relief when someone turned over Quads! 😂😂😂

[@cotegt]

Garrett showing why he's one of the best. No doubt.

[@TheSaifDizzle]

Thats probably the best fold Ive ever seen.

[@harjindersingh05]

Made this saying true ,"there are three ways to play pockets of jacks and all are wrong"😂

[@drpleaser]

"there's no way out" quote of the stream

[@KINGSHRED777]

@7:27 “Quite a few Bitcoins” LOL

[@lairdvalory1399]

Garrett makes the sickest folds I have ever seen.

[@huaweiphone9284]

Wow ...that is a sick fold.....very impressive

[@bigdaddy8838]

These players are amazing.....!!!!

[@TYinNYC]

woud've been an insta call even before you declare all in at a 1/2 table

[@DKendrick1]

Everything you do at the poker table conveys information

[@micahclothier]

Cant wait for new live at the bike sessions

[@crulio]

Garrett is the best cash game player right now. His reads are incredible, he gets max value when he has it, more often than not releases it when he doesn't, and has an incredible temperament, he doesn't ever seem to make a play based on emotion.

[@cristianjoseoficial1505]

Es increíble como Garret siempre presiente lo peor y termina foldeando mayormente de manera acertada

[@jfrom214]

Set over set back to back boys girls odds of those hands smashing together are crazy

[@theodorehsu5023]

Set over set becomes quads over boat. Reminds me of a scene from Vince Van Patten's "The Picasso Flop" where one player has trip aces, the protagonist trip deuces, and a third turns a straight at the turn. The river hits the case deuce, and then it gets rough.

[@founik]

That sh*tty moment when you realize that you were going to get as much as possible from AK with those Jacks, but you ended up having full house bluff catcher.

[@pablojnr339]

Andy the beast

[@fedea82]

Meanwhile at the micros everywhere: "Me flopped pear, me not folding"

[@jordzdupitas8628]

good fold

[@Investorpotamus]

Damn sick fold. Most people beat him in with the chips on a call. Respect.

[@GIJoe-zm3yp]

these two are awesome...

[@WayneChiangPoker]

Holy Cow!

[@SSky06]

Honestly Jon just calling with the 44 boat on 46787 is maybe just as good as Garrett's fold. Just had a stone read that Chris wasn't betting 5x after the flop was checked around? A5s, 54hh, 65s? It's such a wild smooth call with the way the action went during the hand.

[@BigBoyWillGoGlobal]

This is so legendary

[@mejeremiejohnmartin9334]

What about the Q3 combo?

[@mackgullyblama2675]

Looking from the outside its an easy fold...Andy is never bluffing here in a zillion years... but in the moment and on the dance floor it's a brutal decision.... super great fold

[@YA-yz5pd]

Back to back set over set, wow 😮

[@brettestabrooks5219]

Garrett has such self control folding that river

[@alexandermaslov4667]

amazing fold!

[@masonjames7308]

when you say garrett only has to put in 35k to win 157k first off half that 157k would be his own money so he,s putting in 35k to win 78 k of andys money, the other 78k is his own money