The MOST AMAZING Call From The 2022 WSOP

[@piFFD513]

This is such an easy to call make. When you factor in the line the guy took, odds he's getting, position, the fact I can see his cards on the screen, and it saying villain has 0% of winning the pot.

[@jasonbarsley9908]

Your a complete moron if you think thays an easy call in the wsop final table esp when the guys are top 4 stacks

[@bbbbBEOTCH]

Whatever u know ur a nit 😆

[@rolandkennedy80]

The last part is hilarious 🤣🤣 bravo

[@donovanwalkerjr]

So easy to say until someone rolls over 10 10, but I understand from your perspective. Many flopped sets will play the exact way he did

[@piFFD513]

@@donovanwalkerjr - did you real my full comment and realize it's a joke? But you are correct, in a way

[@wjatube]

I vote one of the best calls because we didn't have to watch him agonize over it for 10 mins.

[@TheAdambg112]

Kunze’s Pocket 4’s was that of a call. I wished he’d gone further in the tournament

[@wsop]

Think we need to feature this hand for sure! A very gutsy call.

[@EmperorNerox]

NO. Attenborough's cal with 4-4 for his entire stack was way better. Hed have been out had he been wrong. Pair of 4s on a board showing all overs plus 2 or 3 paints. Huge stones

[@bennyblanco675]

I think Kunze's call with 44 was the best in the tournament. Not sure if this is the one you're referring to, but the call was absolutely pro for the guy's whole stack.

[@slashgnr11]

I believe that was Kunze who hero called 44 vs AKhigh

[@matthewsoriano2294]

Not really much of different spot if you think about yes you have top pair second kicker which is a great hand in NLH in most spots but the bottom line is the line this guy took he's so polarized he's telling you I have AA, set, or complete Air and you need to pair your right in that spot. He was right it was for all his chips and he had more then enough in the spot to not get sticky on any street. Great call. Great Bluff. Great Hand!

[@TheIncredibleOne628]

Uhhh he would’ve been out here also if he’d been wrong

[@huzcer]

seems a bit too attached to a 4 when he has it with a jack though!

[@Nasdupree9090]

He’s got top pair (king) with a queen kicker. No flush, no straights on board, aside from this being this deep into the main event that’s a standard call. The over bet makes it even easier of a call. If he had a set or two pair there that bet would have been way smaller. Again give the circumstances it was a ballsy call, but in general wasn’t anything crazy.

[@wsop]

Yeah, given the spot, which I think plays a role, takes more thinking through than it being easy.

[@anthonycarreira8045]

You’re the guy who would say “EZ fold” if villain had AA lol. Guy beats no value, only bluffs, very tough spot/call

[@da3v1ls93]

ICM plays a factor... but I bet you don't know what that is

[@anthonycarreira8045]

@I'm NOT Mark Jackson sigh

[@pulkitrathi4101]

He narrowed his range like crazy, 10s is the only hand which can value shove and it doesnt make sense to over 10s on flop and even on river, so tough but a logical call (obv making sucha call in such tourneys is pro level but theoratically its a call)

[@anonymousraw766]

He narrowed his range like crazy

[@viniciuslongo4622]

True, what value hands would ever 3bet on such a dry flop...I could only think of 33s there, since TTs would block SBs KT combos

[@matthewa7433]

Where are the comments saying “standard call”

[@DylGonZo]

chat/comments knows best lol

[@toetsenbordridder]

Standard call

[@SoFloAntonio]

Attenborough played phenomenally! I wish he got 1st!

[@kurthenley1507]

Terrible way to go out

[@Fantastic_Six]

Winner played even better

[@rocket934]

@@Fantastic_Six all top 5 was skilled. great content to watch

[@DavidClark-xv7gg]

The pair of 4's earlier was one of the best calls I've seen in years in wsop, for tourney life also to make that call.

[@PianoKeyzOfficial]

It's never a hero call with top pair 🤷‍♂

[@blaecccuebbler7711]

Bruh where did you learn poker

[@hrtthrshxhnsjesjtrjr]

Your wrong, his only bluffing hands are only QJ, AJ and Q9, all his other value shoves he loses to - flopped sets, AK, K10, so essentially dobric either has it, or air. Just ask yourself do do you really think dobric is shoving worse, and what hands are they…!? It’s an extremely tough call if you know you just beat a bluff.

[@professionalcommenter5]

@@blaecccuebbler7711 where did you learn poker? It was a tough call and a good call, not a hero call for sure

[@andrewg2032]

Agreed. Nothing AMAZING about it

[@alexsoares9892]

Definitely a tough spot, a very very tough call but also definitely not a hero call

[@robbiewoolsey]

That flush over flush hand really came back to haunt Dobric. He had the opportunity to bust Attenborough then

[@kawabuhnga]

There’s no shot I would have been able to call that. The balls that man has, my goodness.

[@evanshafer2791]

Finally someone in the comments who understands poker

[@pags44]

He had a tell. You could tell by the way he was looking at him.

[@MysTicBiGz]

This is why you'll will never be world poker champion

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

@@MysTicBiGz - Neither will Phil Hellmuth, ever again.

[@joegusset5902]

@@MysTicBiGz liking your own comment lol

[@shqual3501]

Wesley would say that is an overplay

[@josephgreen2008]

The call is a good one ,but nothing extraordinary .Any calling station and there are lots of them in the world of Poker would have called that hand down. The most amazing hand for me was the full house folded by ''lefty'' Diaz against a bigger full house. That was a classy hand.

[@pisspratt9002]

You have to be pretty sure you have the best hand there. The only hand he could realistically have here is pocket 10s

[@andrewwohlfart3327]

@@pisspratt9002 Pocket tens, AK, KTs, AA are all realistic hands

[@v1v1dpoker]

Played with Adrian from early days, he's one of the hardest workers in the game, one of the best in Australia if not the best, great to see him 3-handed in this Main now 🔥

[@huzcer]

Doesn't come close to Adammo . Main event has a huge amount of luck involved. Big buy in events more skill

[@williamzagarella8066]

@@huzcer big buy in events more skill lmao? Really? In those 100 player condensed fields that have had the same exact players for the last decades? Buddy you put any type of volume inanything, you're bound to have some success. I could play 20 of those high roller tournys and guarantee I'd win 1 at least. You give me 20 enrolls into the main event, I may not even have 1 cash.

[@huzcer]

@@williamzagarella8066 do you really understand poker? I doubt it. What winner of the main event in the last 20 years has gone on to be a consistently top poker player? Exactly

[@v1v1dpoker]

@@huzcer I can get behind Addamo being the best too 🤑

[@grimreaper1366]

@@williamzagarella8066 u wont cash anything for shit if u play 20 highroller lmao

[@fatsidekick]

Best call was the dude who called for his tournament life late in the field with pocket fours.

[@mjriemen]

It would be a great call if he didnt call every other friggin hand too! Yeah a calling station is like a broken clock, it’ll be right sometime. Great call here, the one he finally did call with J4 on the other hand, not so much…

[@Fantastic_Six]

Exactly what I was thinking , guy has no ability to fold a hand and won't last in poker

[@Fantastic_Six]

@@JoeDiego Won't last long *IN POKER

[@TheBake1986]

There has to have been better calls this year. It’s a tough one based on stakes but it’s pretty dry board

[@Gos1234567]

No str8 no flush no paired.Is this a troll by pokergo?

[@vleeseter111]

@@Gos1234567 5-4 was str8

[@Gos1234567]

@@vleeseter111 yea but that is hardly 4 betting pre?

[@phantom6715]

Pretty quick call on the river to by Att. Dobric had been very agressive & i think as long as an ace didn't come up Att had put in his own mind he was calling.

[@kory6897]

they def did some editing there, he took his time

[@cashton745]

Yea he went in to like an 8 minute tank

[@ryanmehring4080]

For future reference, almost all these videos they cut out the tanking because 2 min videos get way more views then 20 min videos on average. Watching live he tanked for probably 5 minutes before casually putting his chips in. Still incredible and I remember thinking while watching "if this man has the balls"...

[@keithkelso9872]

Correct

[@lloydchristmas1086]

@@ryanmehring4080 The tanking is so out of hand. Everyone was tanking like that even on day one. Tournament players all think they have to tank for 10 minutes for any move they make.

[@DylGonZo]

Attenborough is a God.

[@gregbarnes7247]

As a fellow Aussie and people who know this guy. He is head and shoulders the best player at the final table

[@SacramentoKingpin]

I could tell from watching pretty much the entirety of day 7 and final table that he’s a cash game specialist, so to make it this far in a tourney is impressive. He played great even tho he hardly got any good hands during heads up

[@thugson1166]

He made us proud! Was great to watch an Aussie up there 👍

[@Smile-uwokeup-2day]

What a great call this was he is never scared

[@danwoods5501]

Hands like this are why we’re here and they’re there. To be able to sniff out the bluff after that kind of multi bet action on the flop and see it through when folding on the river would still leave you more than enough chips to be competitive is poker at its highest level. Any amateur that says they can make this call is full of it (in amateur levels when players play a hand this way 99.9% of the time they have you crushed)

[@pbetftdi]

I wouldn’t say standard call but I’d say if you’re calling the decent sized turn bet, why wouldn’t you call when the river is a brick deuce?

[@nardinit]

Because you have only a bluff catcher. You don't beat any value bets...

[@knightwagner]

@@nardinit his point is, the real decision is on the turn. He calls that bet knowing he might be put to the test on the river. That deuce is a total blank, if he would've folded on the river he would have been an idiot.

[@kulijan23]

@@knightwagner well you would expect some of villains bluffs to give up on the river, so no, I wouldn't say that calling turn and folding river is stupid at all.

[@knightwagner]

@@kulijan23 I think it's clear that he knows he's trying to get a fold out of a pair of kings but truthfully, kings are really only afraid of a set of 10's and 3's by the end of this runout. Tons of bluffs trying to win the pot by using position and muscle here.

[@kulijan23]

@@knightwagner He also has kt all 9 combos and 8 combos of ak plus 3 combos of tens and 3 combos of trees and 6 combos of aces. So there are a lot more value hands that he is doing this with then just sets. What do you think are his bluffs? He only really has one natural bluff and that is q9s, since he doesn't open q9o from mp I would guess. He might 3-bet with aq on the flop, but will give up most of the time on the river with that, and even if he doesn't that's still not even close to be able to call with KQ. What makes this call so great is that the guy had a great read of his opponent to realize that he will overbluff this spot with some unnatural bluffs such as a4o, where most of the players would just give up with that on the river.

[@iambadatpickingusernames6669]

Attenborough in the hands I’ve watched him play seems to play way too loose/aggressive as a middle stack in the deep stages of a tourney. Feels like a solid cash game pro who doesn’t know much about icm. Getting it all in here with just KQ is such an icm disaster, even though in this specific occasion his opponent had a spaz bluff (equally bad) that he beats. He could’ve just check called 3 streets, won a health pot, and not had to put all his chips in the middle with a very real chance of heading to the exit and missing on large pay jumps.

[@williamwang9316]

LMAO except this guys at the final table and you aren’t 😂

[@iambadatpickingusernames6669]

@@williamwang9316 he’s there because he seems like a really good deep stack cash player, and most of the main plays super deep. Just saying I think he’s been making a lot of obvious mistakes in day 7/ft that are showing inexperience in tournaments, but the run good is keeping him alive.

[@garrettlarson7228]

@@iambadatpickingusernames6669 Run good??? He got coolered literally three times, where normal tourney pros bust, he loses only half his stack for example. Very good player, not perfect but certainly did not play a bad final table.

[@ericgilmore5949]

How many WSOP final tables have you been to?

[@peckx]

@@garrettlarson7228 did he not hit 99 over QQ with 7 or 8 people left that would have sent him to the rail?

[@_Chris_D_3004]

I watched this live and the hand went for a lot longer than this

[@piFFD513]

Of course it did but who wants to watch a guy sit and think for 8 minutes

[@_Chris_D_3004]

@@piFFD513 A lot of people think he snap called

[@alex_darke]

Great read

[@analistataticoo]

No, his call with J4 in heads up was bwtter 😂 idk why he loves so much J4 mate

[@wsop]

His J-4 is the new Doyle Brunson 10-2

[@howardchen3456]

Only thing that made it a tough call was that it was his tournament life. Otherwise, as played, he was good a large percentage of the time unless the villain flops 2 pair or a set.

[@airhead3333]

No shit. This isn’t 1/2😂

[@jaydee6361]

So you're telling me that he's good there except for when he's not. Great analysis

[@howardchen3456]

@@jaydee6361 so are you saying it’s a tough call?

[@howardchen3456]

@@airhead3333 you think this is a tough call?

[@jaketaylor3129]

It’s not an easy call. It was 3-bet on the flop and then continued to barrel off. The board ran out nicely. I don’t think it is the greatest call ever by any stretch, but that’s a tough call. I don’t know what the preflop action was, but of course that is a tough call given the magnitude. People who think this is an easy call, likely can’t make a lay down to save their life. If Dobric flatted the raise on the flop and was lead at on the turn before raising, then it would be an insanely tough call but Attenborough would probably go into check-call mode on the turn anyway. High level players are going to play their hands the same in theory. I’m sure he is capable of 3 betting the flop with a set. In position I’d find it a lot less likely though.

[@NurmemetAbliz]

Easy call for me. You got top pair with Q high with no flush on the board and the straight is highly unlikely. If you assume your opponent got KK or AK or set and then fall , you should not be playing poker in tournament.

[@fatsidekick]

This is why you are one of the greatest poker players in the game today!

[@stevest8675]

Not too hard of a call

[@rocket934]

learn about icm, then come back, ty

[@stefanocioni2587]

I thought it was an amazing call until I realised that guy is a complete station and never folds lol

[@wsop]

Can't he be both a great player and one that in certain spots calls too frequently? I think this doesn't diminish this call in this situation.

[@MrNumbers446]

poor conniff doesn't know yet he's out first lol

[@daro2657]

Top pair with good kicker and pretty safe board come on man

[@Gos1234567]

What was the flop action?

[@mehdimehdikhani5899]

So cringe that they always think poker pros are such math geniuses while in fact most of them fail high school math tests.

[@thatfunk]

🤣 I really hope this is a joke. That same guy that made this easy call tanked for 19 minutes with bottom pair on the river heads-up.

[@wsop]

The benefit of calling all the time is at some point, you will be right.

[@thatfunk]

@@wsop Even a broken clock is right twice a day

[@knightwagner]

Is it an easier call to make than this title would have you believe? Absolutely, once you work it out. But not everyone is an elite player thinking at a top level in the heat of the moment, 99% of poker players would fold top pair, 2nd kicker facing a 3-bet and two more bullets, including one that put your tournament on the line.

[@marcuslarwa9098]

I didn’t see the preflop action but just from what I did see that call would have been ridiculously hard to make. Calling for your tournament life with top pair is always going to be a tuff call.

[@nandisaand5287]

On turn Dobic was staring at the board, indicating it didn't connect with his hand. When he bet, he splashed it away, a common tell for a bluff, which is why he was quickly called. River was blank, so if he was bluffing turn, he was probably bluffing river. This call wasn't so hard.

[@kubrickedup405]

All of this is bogus

[@nandisaand5287]

@@kubrickedup405 Read Caro's Book of Tells, Man. Its all in there. People are people.

[@kubrickedup405]

@@nandisaand5287 I read this book 10 years ago lol. If you’re basing your poker strategy on principles this dubious in 2022 you’re setting yourself up to lose

[@XaviRonaldo0]

How you find a call there with your tournament life on the line I don't know but he did it

[@junito1008]

1) Really stupid video because they didn’t show the action pre-flop…that’s very important !! 2) that’s not a very difficult call because He has top pair with the second kicker…the only hard thing was that his tournament life was in the line.

[@ghassantannous6274]

Most amazing call!!! R u kidding me!

[@da3v1ls93]

Soul read by the Aussie battler from Brisbane

[@artbygracepark]

Great call.

[@CM-rg9zg]

Dobric Briced off half his chip stack.

[@kellyallen8528]

And they're three handed now and Attenborough is still in and Dobric is out. Great call but it's not like he had pocket deuces.

[@evanshafer2791]

If you don’t appreciate how good of a call this is you don’t understand poker very well

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

@@evanshafer2791 - If YOU don't appreciate that he thought he had him once he saw the flop and therefore the worthless turn and river didn't change that opinion.

[@dpolendo]

It's scary for sure but isn't it a standard call?

[@laptopfromhell890]

Nick "Whata" Schulman

[@user-qf9st8xj5u]

The river all-in I'd call with bottom pair 😄

[@marktito6169]

What took him so long? That was a pretty damn easy call. And no brainer. You'll never win if you don't make that call.

[@wsop]

Given the pressure of the moment itself makes it a more difficult call. I can't imagine being at a point in a tournament where every decision might cost someone hundreds or thousands or millions of dollars. You have to factor this in to his decision as well no?

[@Tristan-wm8yd]

Well tbh you should play your same game, regardless of the stake. I see what you mean though. It’s the same as professional athletes in practice vs. a real game situation.

[@RobC97]

With this title I was waiting for someone to make a correct call with J high. Instead I'm treated to a guy calling with top pair.

[@sanderbryhn5072]

I think Attenbourogh should have Raised the turn and If Dobric raises all in maybe fold? Still have had 20M ish to play with.Then Dobric also know that if he fires on the river most likely Attenboruogh will call. Thoughts guys? No Expert just expressing my thoughts on the hand.

[@ziggy814]

like the Suga Shawn hoodie

[@steezyogvive]

My $ on Attenborough, he’s got such a presence & instinct.

[@matthiasrudigier3336]

He can have that, but having half the chips of the c/l in a 3max environment, youd have to be mathematically challanged to pick him. Plus Espen ist the more accomplished player i think. He even has an own youtube channel calld OverbetExpress with friends. And he is a total sicko with the better team.

[@NoLookKING]

I feel like this title is clickbait

[@teamprobg756]

Most amazing call of the all time

[@byronwilliams943]

If I had the straight on the river, I probably would have checked and induced a bluff. Still quite the call

[@superpasi7315]

He had a tendency to make hero calls. That did cost him however against Espen

[@laravelisbullschitt3281]

Which is why there is nothing great here, stations gonna station

[@joeysilver4354]

Yes best call atleast of final 20 players forsure

[@sluggy6074]

That was about a 2/3 pot size bet (granted for his tournament life) But come on. AK, AA, K10 and 1010 At that stack depth no one is going to be afraid of the top 10% of hands in opponents range. That bet was targeting pocket pairs and some 10x

[@marte1081]

This is a call 100% of the time in small stakes.

[@matthiasrudigier3336]

I’s argue the opposite. They always show you a set. Unless it’s a particular aggressive player then always call. But against people who have 0 bluffs in this spot, never a call.

[@danieloscolos8508]

@@matthiasrudigier3336 up to a certain stake you'll see KJ here a lot

[@matthiasrudigier3336]

Sometimes :) Though you block 25% of them.

[@a.k722]

Not a difficult call to make at all

[@joeballzee2767]

What's so hard about making this call ?? It's a no-brainer a two-year-old could make .

[@wsop]

Is your two year old open to being staked?

[@juanalonsotaboadaalvites4539]

Definitely!

[@Zarathustra-mo1kr]

With top pair and this board?...please...

[@jackzsun]

Calling with his pocket 4s was MUCH MORE impressive!

[@robbiewoolsey]

That was Kuntze hero calling with 44 against AK high all in

[@jorism]

his turn sizing makes him call river most likely. Do not like the turn sizing at all.

[@eblackx6372]

I want these guys to call my action one day

[@matthewsenterprises1845]

It took longer if you was watching it live

[@jonhoward180]

No. Best clickbait of 2022 wsop main event? Maybe :)

[@andreapreda419]

He had to go all in on the turn to make it credible

[@thegodfather1125]

Not amazing call,but amazing bluff.

[@mayanaztec6440]

Not that easy of a call since Attenborough is semi blocking some of the most natural bluffs like QJ, Q9, AQ, since he is holding a Q himself.

[@kmsnow6292]

The title should be Is This The Dumbest Bluff In The Main Event?

[@HustlerJerbear]

Why is this titled the most amazing call of the wsop? Seemed standard to me

[@Thynqikan]

fast call, then go watch the first hand of the final table. Guy took an eternity to make the decision on an obvious fold.

[@eduardocruzo8607]

It takes only one play to beat such an aggressive player as Dobric. He'll never win a title playing aggressively.

[@brianw3749]

Poor dobric he had a chance to bust Attenborough with the flush over flush hand but instead Attenborough is now chip leader and dobric is down. Funny how things can change.

[@TungstenOrWolfram]

I mean, not an easy call, but ThE mOSt AmaZiNg? Good bait though.

[@いしわた-t1z]

The 5 value becomes high. Because you can defeat 4.

[@JOHNRMECH]

Hero

[@obscuraapit]

Not by a long mile! Majority of the good poker players would call it!

[@sebastianbrinez4315]

Dobric was such a punter, overaggro, nonsense bluffs and he was always getting lucky again to build a stack.

[@RobbiePfunder]

I’m so confused this looks like a basic poker call Elementary really

[@AlexVegasLimo]

You would never take this line with a set . Only a missed draw

[@DanielCastillo-sd5pu]

I was picturing a Q high call or something great. This is a standard call f faces

[@scooter_b123]

So that's the way these youngsters play now huh? Just bluff off all your chips with ace high? Wow impressive.

[@sandhanitizer15]

I'm a complete scrub at poker and I would have called this easily. I dunno about MOST AMAZING HAND EVER...

[@christianulmer]

To be fair that guys line didn’t make much sense, no draws came in on the turn and river

[@TheJdubxx]

That weak ass turn bet by Dobric lol

[@mickaelburguet4686]

When I saw the title, I was expecting an amazing call with like bottom pair or something. However, this seems somewhat standard. Clickbait?

[@diegolemus3631]

Idk it was a way call in my opinion, he obviously didn’t have 4’5 only hand I would be worried about with a K pair

[@mrsalt548]

Is this the most stupid question in the history of wsop ?

[@wsop]

Somebody is salty

[@philpap]

Kunze’s Pocket 4’s

[@adyajlp]

Who plays a set or AK like that these days??!! Not many people would play the flop or river like that with AK, calling the raise on the flop and a smaller sizing on the river makes more sense. And who bets that small on the turn with a set??!! Maybe I'm wrong, don't know what happened pre flop or the history between the two but this isn't a 'crazy' call. If he folds he's gonna get crushed in the future

[@26bisket]

Basically losing to aces 10s and acek

[@jacobc8019]

I’m sorry how is top pair good kicker a hero call? What is he even representing? AA or TT?

[@gurusheat3506]

jeez dude his fucking tournament life n dude basically snapped called lmao. I mean top pair q kick, pretty easy read potentially no straight no flush .. highly unlikely. Only worried about 2 pair or a set. Odds are good to call

[@MoMelville]

Winners win!

[@tny0515]

Click bait

[@wsop]

It worked!!!

[@Opxbest]

Top pair great kicker makes the “most amazing call of wsop”? change the title to standard call.

[@TheGeneral_LUFC]

Absolutely

[@Casper-qx9kd]

^ these guys busting day one guaranteed

[@hrtthrshxhnsjesjtrjr]

Your wrong, his only bluffing hands are only QJ, AJ and Q9, all his other value shoves he loses to - flopped sets, AK, K10, so essentially dobric either has it, or air.

[@hrtthrshxhnsjesjtrjr]

Just ask yourself do do you really think dobric is shoving worse, and what hands are they…!? It’s an extremely tough call if you know you just beat a bluff.

[@evanshafer2791]

Doesn’t matter how strong his hand is. In this spot he still only beats bluffs. Dobric never doing this with kj. Kicker is irrelevant.