The Craziest Hand of the 2024 WSOP Main Event

Aces versus Kings and Queens, you don't see that every day!!
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[@JRLs_Random_Reviews]

Never thought I'd see the day where AA vs KK vs QQ is dealt and it doesn't go to a flop

[@VeriStrawberi]

It's the Main Event. Why go bust with an inferior hand preflop?

[@jamaaljohnson9124]

The guy with KK gave his hands away people aren't getting upset folding JJ. Easy fold with QQ

[@darrylmeeking6839]

I love all the geniuses on here. Some people are just so full of themselves

[@VeriStrawberi]

@@darrylmeeking6839 They don't have $10k to play anyway...

[@scottyP1672]

Position, circumstance, perspective… cannot be surprised in poker. Be ready for anything.

[@thegodofpez]

Most impressive back to back lay downs I’ve EVER seen. Astonishing. 99% of players would be felted. Really stunning.

[@johningle1]

Never call all-in with a Queen in your hand. Now Cowboys... Ouch. Big lay down.

[@Connection-Lost]

the odds of a Q or K coming at any point are still pretty high

[@The-Panopticons-Progress]

I could've folded the queens in that spot, and have folded QQ before. I don't think I could've folded KK though. That is really impressive.

[@westonweigand1228]

Unless someone flops a set

[@archiecruz6336]

she ran into two guys that $10K made a difference in their lives lol

[@MelodyMaker]

We have seen those three hands in competition before but I don't recall ever seeing the hand play out like this.

[@EDWIN-zg4yu]

I remember Adrian Mateos winning this exact hand with QQ

[@Errantduvide]

People getting better, thats why it's harder and harder.

[@HopyHop1]

I recall seeing a game where AA vs. KK vs. QQ happened. The player with kings correctly folded preflop, but the player with queens called. The queens won at showdown and kings would have won if they weren't folded.

[@archiecruz6336]

they basically owned her lol

[@localjapantv6054]

Poker players today are really amazing. The level is so high.

[@MCCENTx2]

The blinds were low. Not sure if sarcasm.

[@semipro6600]

i don’t think you fully understand how nutted someone is when they flat then re raise pre

[@davidf8360]

At this point they were likely

[@chaseroberts3111]

not really, a tight player who 4 bets, has aces

[@michaelmarsico9740]

@@davidf8360this was day 2. Still thousands of eliminations away from the money.

[@williv]

Her image at the table must be really tight. If you have aces and KK and QQ both fold you are doing something wrong.

[@FenrirFinance]

Not quite, because then you have immense bluff credibility way later on in the flight.

[@KassSaiYaJiN]

The action was raise, call, cold 3bet, 4bet, 5bet. Anyone 5betting after calling and having that action just has Aces. Not even the wildest of players have call into 5bet bluff in their range.

[@trivet1970]

@@KassSaiYaJiN yea her hand was basically face up at that point, but its hard to let kings go regardless.

[@HopyHop1]

Who doesn't have a tight preflop 5-betting range?

[@Tickman45]

@@FenrirFinanceI’m sure she’ll take full advantage of that and bluff their shoes off later 🙄

[@briansymmes7917]

Hutter was giving away too much info. When you fold, just shut up until the hand is over.

[@MrDaniPak]

I mean thats multi way, you will get give aways.. emotions frustration to fold KK, pretty hard to be pure stoic..

[@instaves]

@@MrDaniPak no its pretty easy... to control your emotions during the hand. If you find that hard to do then lol

[@PaulJohn283]

Yep that was BS he made it obvious what he folded

[@offsuitunderdog]

@@instaveshe’s not a computer, buddy’s gonna show emotions folding kings. But I do get what you’re saying

[@shanephillips7473]

Spot on, Hutter all but said he had KK or AK

[@bsheaves]

The blunder here was flatting and then 5-betting. Taking that line and being balanced may as well be impossible. She would have been better off flatting that 4-bet, total exploit however it would have completely disguised her hand and the guy with kings may have shipped it. That being said winning like 30 big blinds in the main without seeing a flop isn’t exactly bad, she just missed out on value

[@angelam6902]

How did you do in the main event?

[@bsheaves]

@@angelam6902don’t need to be in the main to know that cold calling with aces and then 5-betting after 2 additional raises behind is a bad play. Her hand is completely face up when she does this. If she 3-bets like she’s supposed to dude in the BB 4-bets and then she gets to 5-bet jam. She lost out on an opportunity to potentially stack someone early on in the tournament. It’s a blunder full stop

[@angelam6902]

@@bsheaves LOL. Learn to play yourself before pretending to be an expert.

[@bsheaves]

@@angelam6902 Go ahead and explain to me what I need to “learn” about this game. I’ll wait for you to say something intelligent that isn’t just trolling

[@FBooker]

@@bsheaves debating with the ignorant sure is exhausting isn’t it?

[@charlesnewborn3760]

This was honestly very trivial if you think about it. There's NO SUCH thing as flatting a raise, then FIVE BETTING WITHOUT exactly Aces. This is WAY more obvious than the typical limp re-raise. Guy with Kings has the hardest decision, Queens not so much. Queens knows KK guy folded at least AK, but probably KK since he stood up in disgust.

[@abadhyamalhotra4255]

I would say that the case KK will also limp 5 bet, but i get your point. You are chopping with 1 combo and behind all aces

[@charlesnewborn3760]

@@abadhyamalhotra4255 i think this happens rarely... But not in the main event. Also feels reserved for cash games

[@andylymbo]

Yeah, I'm surprised she elected to have a 5bet range at all. Should be pure flatting her continuing range for sure.

[@charlesnewborn3760]

@@andylymbo i think she just wanted to take the pot down... And if they call they call. She probably assumed the QQ short stack was gonna call off.

[@ChrisTravelss]

Ahh, the youtube Pro that says everything is easy when looking at hole cards. Your explanations honestly highlights the fact that your thought process isn't great 🤷

[@apriliarider6072]

Hutter telegraphs his hand after he folds 😂

[@CadeCYC]

I’d be happy if I were Phan. Collecting 41K+ and increasing your stack 15%+ without a flop is fully safe. Don’t always want to test the runout odds….

[@pokerqAK47]

I’d be crying if I was Phan. Every time you have AA and KK folds preflop you’re doing something wrong

[@mrgreen4688]

agree. easy to go broke with aces.

[@Warkive]

@@mrgreen4688 Sure, but if your mentality is hoping for a fold from Kings in this position you're just gonna spend your days nitting your way through your chips most days.

[@CadeCYC]

@@Warkive not with the % of stack increase. If it were less, sure……

[@jimlawton4184]

She really needed to just call again. Back raise 5 bet AA every time

[@Sh1nch4n22]

Easy to say when you can see the cards

[@BJJSeba]

@@Sh1nch4n22 yes, its easy. If a fish and moreover a woman makes that play its AA. MAYBEEEEE KK, but less likely when u have KK ;) no way lower than QQ, never ever. I mean, if u dont put fish woman on aces, go play roulette, better for you

[@saintfrancis412]

Then the flop comes QKQ. It's how poker works, for me anyway. 😁

[@laurentbellini5466]

True she’s just capped with AA only with that line

[@Gos1234567]

@@BJJSebayea she may as well have turned the cards over,horrific play

[@david9156]

Her mistake was flatting the original raise. If she 3 bet then KK could 4 bet and then QQ prob folds and she can flat call the 4-bet and trap vs another big stack. And she just needs to dodge a K on the flop

[@saint_can_sam7045]

She should’ve flatted again. Looked super strong now. KK def 4 betting there.

[@gilleslemercier2482]

You are assuming there is a big stack with KK behind... Which will happen 1 every hundreds of times... Most of the time, the squeeze or the OR will not have such big hands, and then flat with aces could be the better option. Maybe if she flatted again the 4b, KK would have go all in, or at least, I guess QQ would have give everything on a lot of flops.

[@hencole]

Yes as things panned out, but if they had weaker hands then adding some flats can extract more value. I prefer more flats when stacks are much shallower and there may be all in squeeze plays.

[@MrOP-jw1zp]

Yes, it's easier if you know the other's hole cards.

[@simiobatom]

It doesnt matter if the next guy has KK or not, AA this deep is never flat here lol. She won the least possible cause played wrong AA. When the action comes back to her, after she flatted and she 5bet, the hand is totally face up.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

You never know. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@chadweaver9050]

I played a 1/2 hand at Borgata about 20 years ago with AA v KK v QQ. I was the KK and it was one of two times ever that I folded that hand preflop.

[@archiecruz6336]

i will never fold KK in a 1/2 game im sorry lol its too small of a game to fold it

[@Brian-uy2tj]

What you have to remember is that preflop all you have is two cards, one pair and that is it. What are our chances to improve on the flop, turn, or river? About one in 8 to improve on the flop. I don't like getting over invested in a hand, any hand preflop. Once the flop hits you have a MUCH better idea of where you are at.

[@clark8712]

I had the exact same game two weekends ago. I had the queens. Everyone stayed in, two queens on the flop... heh

[@mattyjay8896]

That's some high level play!! Wow

[@masterlee4370]

I have folded Queens pre flop but I have never folded kings. Well Played.

[@talefing]

If she flats the 29k, that would've been sick and KK would've definitely shipped it. She misplayed that because she set it up beautifully with the $3.5k smooth call. By flatting the 29k, that screams QQ especially with her playstyle and stack behind🙉

[@mgmv410]

Flatting the 4 bet would yield same results except that KK maybe calls and they potentially flop a set for 17k more than the iso 5 bet

[@benwindham6932]

@@mgmv410 Kings are def going all-in if she flats the 4-bet

[@mgmv410]

@@benwindham6932 you dont think flatting a 4 bet would scream strength in that spot? No way he reshoves for over 100bb

[@IIIrandomIII]

Oh oh oh hindsight experts! 😂😂😂

[@andrewadami3920]

If Hunter (KK) is able to fold to the 5-bet, then he is capable of calling the 4-bet and not shipping it. Especially in position.

[@reidnorton6794]

She blew it.

[@03Mach1-zv6im]

In the other video of this hand, everyone was saying: She will never flat AA’a again. Honestly, this early in the event I would prefer take down the 48.5k pot without seeing a flop. That said the flat, jam with AA is a favorite of OMC nits everywhere. Her line did appear super strong, and there was one other player that had over 200k, so in theory it was playing 209k effective. She would have been badly damaged but wasn’t at risk of eliminating. If she likes the flat, jam here but wants to get action then she should fully commit to the strategy and work on balancing her flat to 5-bet jamming range.

[@user-zl9nf7gn3e]

One of my favorite exploits is flatting with Axrag and 4-betting if 3-bet, people overfold to this play so often because you just look like the biggest greaseball that has aces

[@03Mach1-zv6im]

One hundred percent. And the time or two you get looked up, you will still have some outs, tighten up for the next hour or so and hope to get a premium and get action because you clearly overplay hands. The only time I don’t really like balancing my starting range is if I’m getting run over and the table seems to be over folding to me. I feel like when I open the range up there, I’m absolutely going to get caught.

[@andysmith8723]

you cant seriously be trying to balance a flat, 5-bet range. Zero energy should be spent on this scenario it just never comes up.

[@mikeamara7410]

ye she should defo flat the 4 bet and just be wary on any K q or j on the flop dno why she flatted to 5bet its the most obvious thing ever

[@Nasdupree9090]

Collected almost starting stack on day 2 when registration is still going on and made somebody’s buy in (almost) without even to have to see a flop. I’d take that any day. Last thing I wanna do is go in a 3way hand with somebody who has me covered or close too. We all know how hard aces are to fold at any point and odds are she’s never folding to any flop, turn or river so I got no problem with collecting 50 k without even seeing a flop

[@lifted3466]

The 5 bet was actually really really bad lol

[@lukenelson1931]

Not too bad in a vacuum, but super bad if your only previous action was calling.

[@CaquiNews]

I guess she might have explored maximum value. If she 3bet, I dont think the guy with KK would 4 bet. It was the last hand in the day. And if it goes to the flop, she would have coin toss chances of loosing that hand... I think it was an ok hand

[@utubeskreename9516]

​@@CaquiNewsShe was significantly more than a coin flip favorite pre-flop either 3 way or heads up. 2 outer sets along with 4 board card straight and flush combinations were their only chances.

[@HopyHop1]

Well, what hand double flats a 4-bet with the 3-bettor left to act? Doesn't that play clearly announce strength too? At least the 5-bet denies set mining opportunities for two opponents.

[@HopyHop1]

@@utubeskreename9516 Pocket aces will win at showdown 2 out of 3 times in an AA vs. KK vs. QQ situation. Surely, winning 30 big blinds 100% of the time without putting a stack at risk instead can't be THAT bad of a play.

[@kerrymarsh8815]

means she played it bad

[@lukemoy5630]

If she'd have raised her aces initially she probably gets it in with at least one of them

[@TacoDorito1]

agree with this, it was confusing to me what to at the 3 bet. I think since she flatted the 1 bet she needed to flat the 3 (edit 5) bet as well in order to get it in with one of them.

[@davidjamison7459]

Well wow. At the break I wonder if the 3 talked about what they all had. Which most likely neither would have believed the other:) Then them seeing it online after the fact would have had all their heads actually shaking. The two guys validated in laying down queens and kings:) to actual Aces:) Incredible.

[@johnskrb]

Yet more evidence that you should very rarely slow-play AA pre-flop (after the flop is quite different). Results-oriented, I know, but if she just does a normal raise, she would likely have played a big pot against the KK hand, with the QQ hand having folded out after donating.

[@HoangMInh-xr2sy]

Why there r still complaints ? They all played it perfectly in a big tournament like this. Play it safe and solid.

[@dkizxpt-su3ze]

AA played her hand like trash

[@MetaKnight23]

@@dkizxpt-su3ze Instead of winning 60 percent of the time a maybe bigger pot she won it directly with the chance of going to the flop with only one other player.

[@MrPhilbautista]

Poor form by Hutter. His actions after folding his hand definitely played a part in Eichele folding his hand and may have cost Phan a huge pile of chips. There are rules against conversation or actions that may affect the play of others still in a hand and this looks like it.

[@Youbet3562]

I was involved in this same hand at Bally’s. I had Kings, a buddy had aces, and another gall had the queens. I flopped a set and took down at 1,500.00 pot.

[@fpetes]

1. How many BB did they all have? 2. How close to the next level and payout were they?

[@Footie4ever]

The QQs was an easy fold, but folding KKs anywhere anytime is tough. great laydown

[@focusdecorating3637]

I dont actually agree with the lay down of KK personally

[@MarkSimmons-u2j]

Great lay downs !

[@benjamingibbs8788]

That’s why these guys made it to where they did. Exceptional discipline and skills

[@StanBarkington-bt7fu]

Amazing lay downs

[@JacksonPierce]

Awesome folds, some great play by all 3.

[@knownothingnobody9126]

One of the best lay downs I have seen!

[@HoTTT_cock_Rooster_Sauce]

3:51 impressive

[@Ares999999999]

WTF 😮... some sick play

[@VicenzoV]

Strange folds. Hutter and Eichele must think Phan's cold call then 5-betting range is very narrow.

[@studaniel3151]

It would be interesting to hear Phan's take on Hutter's reaction and body language when he laid down. Seems like Eichele got a lot of information from that.

[@d0zeboy]

comment section truly full of armchair pros, how can anyone blame her for 5 betting here, it's perfectly fine. to just flat again would have been an incredible play, which would require her to put Hutter on basically exactly KK, maybe AK or QQ as those might also reraise the 4-bet. her 5-bet certainly raises some red flags but we all know sitting in the chair in that spot that is an incredibly difficult play to come up with. It was honestly a nice flat behind the QQ, the 5-bet is fine, and two really amazing folds. I think the reason the flat call is actually the move here is not because we should expect a player in her spot to put Hutter on KK (or some other hand which may reraise the 4-bet like QQ/AK) but because in the worst case scenario of flatting and Hutter just calling, we're three handed with Aces which is generally fine. Best case scenario obviously, Hutter goes over the top again and we get all of our chips in with AA in this spot. For that reason I think the flat is a more realistic/attainable play to make there. If we fully unpack this hand, it's really a comparison of whether we'd rather risk going 3 handed in a 4-bet pot, versus 5 betting and either just winning now or going to a big pot way ahead, and without both of those two great folds (one of which is actually just amazing) the 5-betting play gets even better

[@thatguyoveryonder]

The only issue I have with this - in order to get ahead, you have to take some risks. And what better time to take a risk than when you have pocket kings.

[@tumbleweedconnection7906]

A lot of people saying she should've flatted the 4 bet instead of 5 betting which i get. But why not just 3 bet in the first place? Then you almost certainly get a 4 bet from kk then either a call or fold from qq at which point she can now 5 bet jam her AA. And if qq somehow shoves after kk 4 bet she can still jam there .

[@jackofallgames3097]

Wow! Just wow!

[@longstroker68]

Great fold from Hutter

[@OsefKincaid]

It doesn't happen enough for poker to be saved as a game, but I absolutely love it when disrespectful plays get punished.

[@newpgaston6891]

It's never easy to fold hands like those, but I don't know if I've ever seen someone flat call then FIVE BET with anything other than literally aces... And even if you know they somehow do it with AA and AK, it's still a fold with KK.

[@StuartFerguson55]

Well played.

[@retz79]

Solid lay downs

[@daleharris3809]

Kings and queens both folded pre flop is just astounding

[@67steinip]

@@jakesteffan505 Only because of how she played her AA, if she wouldn't have magically found a 5-bet out of nowhere, and did what she was thinking, flatting the QQ the KK could have shown their power at the wrong time, or call to a flop and everyone sort of makes sure no highcards hit and if they do, cautious mode.. The way she played it the KK can fold only because "im holding KK's and she is finding a 5-bet here?? she is no Durrr." haha

[@andreagjini6919]

Basiclly...after she just limps and make just the call...and after the 3bet and the 4bet she 6bets,practically there was an opened book right there guys that she had AA! The 2 guys playd amazinggggg👍👍👍

[@kvazar6366]

"The next level play! Next level play!"

[@scrappy1859]

KK guy couldn't just sit there normally after folding?? The hand was still going on 🤨

[@HopyHop1]

The only players sitting at the table were the ones still in the hand. Everyone else went on break. Sure, not going on break like everyone else is strange, but what's wrong with him finding out the outcome of the hand? Sitting at the table instead of going on break would be strange too. I guess he was about to go on break but had other thoughts about sticking around to see what happens.

[@FractionalMateo]

massive

[@Simon-nv5zj]

Won the pot with AA, and still got owned by 2 players lol

[@dimis2140]

Easy fold for the QQ but KKs! Wow! Maybe he knew he was playing against the knit and that 4 bet meant straight up aces!

[@dhinton1]

ANOTHER way to look at this ...... when AA just flat called the FIRST bet from QQ ... only to see a 3-bet AND 4-bet happen before the decision rolled back around ... even FLAT calling again is gonna show monster strength in her holding. when two players make 3 separate raises, and the player in between them flat calls TWICE ... that BETTER send off warning signals to them two. cuz i can't think of ANY other hand that would do so ... other than the 6 possible AA combinations.

[@Irishkilla79]

That's great poker. Would you guys have just called the raise with AAs or would you have raised?

[@robhawken]

The call probably nets her more money but she risks it with the flop. The 5 bet scared them away. Rather win a “small pot” than risk losing a big one

[@tripnijeepito3186]

She got over excited and raised last minute. She gave away her hand.

[@gshankaran]

What's the most I've seen AA win without seeing a flop?? 1 SB. Yep, the entire table - 9 players total, and everyone including SB folded to the BB who didn't even get to see his cards, and he flips them over to see what he was dealt.... and he had AA. So by that measure, winning close to 30BBs without seeing a flop isn't half bad. Imagine if both QQ and KK had called and one of them hit a set and crippled her stack on the last hand of the day - happens more often than not with multiple callers. Her play wasn't ideal, but the returns were more than fair.

[@leeh9420]

Hutter saved Eichele. For everyone grumping about how he behaved, she'd already blown her hand. It was a fantastic laydown by Hutter. Whether Eichele would have figured it out in time to save himself without that is questionable, but she overplayed it by not letting the action come to her. She definitely had some sense the other guys liked their hands, so why push that hard pre-flop?

[@DrDeepstack]

This is why I like a Jam with Aces here. It's just to obvious AA played like this.

[@mrgrooves]

What are the tournament rules? It seems like Hutter's behavior after his fold affected gameplay. The look on his face like he folded a huge hand. It benefitted Eichele and deprived Phan of an opportunity.

[@HeadlessHorsemanProductions]

Incredible play but her ultra-back raise is sooo suspicious. Still, the problem here is that if you get a reputation for being able to fold KK, you become vulnerable to back-raise squeezes from 'some idiot from Northern Europe'...

[@HalConick]

Great hand. Wow. Also a hand that makes me glad I don't play poker anywhere close to this level. I'd be sick folding KK pre-flop.

[@isaacklostermann3936]

The 4 of a kind over full house was a bit more crazy because of the straight checks on turn and river.

[@thomaspybus8468]

Great lay downs, but Hutter should have shown some composure. I know it's horrible, but once you fold just wait. Be sick later. Or just walk away from the table.

[@jameshuh3984]

That was some amazing folding.

[@2006matthewwrx]

THIS is the difference between us and the pros. Wow!

[@llongone2]

QQ I kind of expect to see a laydown (at this level), but the KK laydown was just insane.

[@daireb123]

Hudders behaviour after he folded could of changed the outcome. He should of just walked off, or at least not been so obvious he was appalled

[@LecisDylan]

Hello how are you doing 😊

[@daireb123]

@@LecisDylan hi bot

[@jon8817]

All three players played their hands correctly. That’s rare these days in poker.

[@irfaank3257]

What a hand ❤

[@dennisbradley5620]

Had this hand myself recently. I had kk, got done by AA and someone had qq and also got done. We didnt fold, sadly

[@BrianNielsen-oe5sr]

Lol....that hand was on the money bubble, all 3 fold and 98 suited takes it.

[@kevinsmith968]

Wish she could have shown a bluff 😮

[@briangrayson2805]

I was stunned watching it live when that didn’t even get to a flop.

[@joshuapatrick682]

To be fair I don’t know if the computer likes her play but I see what she was going for. She’s in a spot where if anyone else raises she gets the last action and she picked up like 35 bbs without risk and by calling she is trying to price in the short stack BB to hit a pair and stack off or rejam pre and if Eichele does anything other than 4 bet her plan works beautifully

[@mydogsbestfren]

who cares what computers like lol?? 😅 go make some friends with your two first names

[@GettingItDone]

Quality play by everyone in this hand. Excellent.

[@kdub9918]

Difference between poker today and 20 years ago. All the money gets in no matter what line AA takes back in the day players today are a lot stronger all around

[@xMTLKx]

Nice lay down with the kings ! Never easy

[@hiephoi058]

Never easy? You don't lay down kings. Never

[@xMTLKx]

@@hiephoi058 you can fold kings in extreme situations like this one

[@markastoforoff7838]

Great folds.

[@micka5617]

Would have been tempted to jam in her spot, make it look like she was trying to isolate the shorter stack. The way she played it was only ever AA, she would have been better 3-betting the original raise.

[@VivaLasVegasX]

Wow! Hutter with a BIG fold. QQ with all that action isn't a huge fold imo. No flop is nuts

[@wilc.2095]

Honestly, I think kk or qq cracks aa there. Both just didn’t want to risk their tournament on a flip. I mean, that set up is tailor made to crack aa.

[@timower5850]

This confirms to me that there is ZERO logic in poker.

[@MattAronowitz]

the face of a man who had to fold kings pre-flop 4:22

[@hellrzzr932]

I think Poker just leveled up

[@StanBarkington-bt7fu]

What I want to know is this tournament still going? And if it is shouldn’t they be prohibited from showing this while it’s still happening?

[@mastyer0fReality]

Wow 3 starting hands so crazy.

[@pillznarRy]

was honestly a terrible bet. the fifth one. then fumbling them putting them out?? was actually a terrible play all around.

[@roba4139]

Flatting instead of the 5 bet was the only play the way the action went. Then again we never saw a flop so only the gods know.

[@joshthomas9330]

That's why you never limp AA early on in a tournament 😂😂 looks so strong when re raise only do it late in a tournament

[@QQRDQQ]

INSANE FOLDS

[@mikecarey2555]

How masters play- no all ins and folding KK and QQ is next level👍

[@chrisbroyles1486]

Unbelievable hand

[@hybridmaster13]

Buncha poker geniuses at home this year 😂😂😂

[@pavelpolak7643]

Best is ... He might go away, and that reaction WHO????????? Says it all :D

[@lukewinder3630]

Phan 5 bet was really small. I’m surprised queens folded here.

[@mrlenejo]

Not really considering a call would've been for more than 50% of his stack. Why call and risk over half of your stack for a hand you're most likely behind on. If he put her on a higher PP then his odds are basically 1 to 4 and that's never a winning equation stack wise in the long run. Obviously he knew this.

[@nathantorian3005]

​@@mrlenejo even worse he needs to flop his set, 1 in 7.5 (and also dodge the overset). It's def not worth it

[@JHang697]

Wow Aces cracks too. Thats part of gambling 😂