The MOST Talked About Hand of 2022 🗣️

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The Most Talked About Poker Hand During The WSOP took place during the Main Event. We saw two accomplished poker players get involved in a controversial 18-minute poker hand that is still being hotly debated and talked about by pros and fans alike. Heads up with $10,000,000 on the line, Adrian Attenborough and Espen Jorstad didn't waste any time playing a huge pot, as the action developed right away on hand #1 of the battle. This became the MOST Talked About Poker Hand of the tournament for multiple reasons:
1. It's rare when you watch poker that a player will take this long to call, AND not have the clock called on him.
2. Viewers of the WSOP Main Event, when watching poker live, aren't the MOST patient when it comes to seeing the results of a hand.
3. The MOST Talked About Poker Hand is always going to be the hand that divides two sides of critique...should he have taken that long to act? Did he make the right choice in the hand? Debates spark controversy and poker controversy is why we tune in to watch sometimes.
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[@cardigan3000]

having frequently accompanied my wife to Marks and Spencer i can confirm that taking 30 minutes over a decision is not a long time at all.

[@mrhumble2937]

There's gotta be a time limit when more players. The blinds go up. What stops a player from taking 10 hours lol

[@justinkoeberl5797]

@@mrhumble2937 there is a limit...all the opponent has to do is call the floor and request the clock be put on him. Happens all the time

[@billbeasley4441]

Wrong

[@rockvocalist7007]

you should know what you're going to do in any situation within 30 seconds.If you don't you suck and should never play

[@mrhumble2937]

@@rockvocalist7007 nope, you prob suck. Sometimes you have to go over every detail 3 multiple times. It's to advanced for you.

[@Charlie_Ses]

$4 million the difference - it's a big decision! I'm more impressed with how Jorstad sat motionless for that long, impressive.

[@BruceTheSniper]

he fell asleep, that hand set-up the final hand of the game

[@diggitus]

@@ParissaKhoury Reminds me of Kanagawa's "The Master of Go". When asked what he thought about when it was his opponent's turn to move, he replied, "I rid myself of the desire to win."

[@rawl316]

I’d have called clock after a few min. Look at any sport. You don’t get extra time because it’s a big spot.

[@keithsw2566]

@@rawl316 Poker isn't a sport

[@jrviade85]

he was wearing glasses most likely taking a nap

[@lawnmowerman7]

he later admitted that for the first 15 minutes he didn't know the action was on him

[@kant3624]

gold lmfao

[@cocodroppingdeucesroux2050]

Seriously?

[@kant3624]

@@cocodroppingdeucesroux2050 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Brazz27]

LOL

[@kant3624]

@@pokersko how is this joke going over peoples heads so easily

[@DMAneoth]

Jorstadt turned into a stone pillar. Unbelievable!

[@liudizzle]

Please post the full 20 minute tank so I can relive the torture and agony

[@jackreacher3499]

20 minutes of watching a statue, that's dedication.

[@michaelsweaney3890]

When I started watching the heads up match, I decided I would go do some yardwork. Then I decided to build a plane. Then I took a world cruise. After that I got my doctorate in Astrophysics, Followed by writing a mystery novel. I then came back to the TV to watch as Attenborough finally folded the first hand.

[@Jayceee166]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheCraig8754]

LMAO

[@thetourminator]

LOL, under-rated LOL comment.

[@johnh6515]

Was that Astrophysicist THEORY, or PRACTICE ?

[@ruudbakstra1805]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@gracepark1969]

I mean it’s a pretty big decision. I take 30 minutes to decide what to eat for dinner so I get it

[@AKAten4]

No no no no, ...... O NOOOO NOOOOOOOO NOOOOOOOOO. THERE WAS NO DECISION. You fold and you move on, even a small stakes journeyman like me knows this 😆🤣😂😹

[@easymoney7007]

Who takes 30 min to decide what to eat? Easy poker decision...call.

[@OneOut1]

Easy when you can see the cards and its not your m9ney. Its a little different when youre at the table.

[@AKAten4]

@@OneOut1 no its a little different when it's a 4 mil pay jump decision lol. Fold and stop hunting plaudits of intent.

[@davidd.3555]

Lol ok guy shows how little you know. All the draws missed J9, QJ, hearts, spades & his opp had simply been calling him down. It’s hard for him to have a 8 in that spot so it comes down to does he have a 10. I don’t think he thought for much that he likely had a King, as he nvr re-raised him. He has a pair & a pair is super strong heads up. But do journey on, if the guy had Ax hearts & called everyone would call him a genius. The way the hand played out & the board that was present it was a REAL decision.

[@jon-quijano]

The strategic value of *not* calling clock. He didn’t get the call this time, but did the next one.

[@AtownOriginal]

I actually respect that he gave so much time and thought to the possibility that it could be a bluff. That board is pretty wet and alot of draws missed. Personally I would never put myself in spots like this or spots like the final hand but this guy fell on his sword.

[@LegitArchitecture]

When you are on a heater through the entire tournament of several days, you develop an ego about it

[@SavageCombat]

You clearly haven't played much heads up

[@AtownOriginal]

@@SavageCombat I've played a ton of heads up. In a cash game I've contemplated spots like this often. At the end of a huge multi day tournament where there's a ton of money on the line, I'm not putting that much of my stack in with bottom pair decent kicker. It just ain't happening, dude.

[@mdzrrrr]

Not really, just shows how clueless he was with his bet on the turn. If he had a plan throughout the hand, he would have called the river shove, and pretty quick too.

[@shemmy95]

In heads up on a hard to make pairs, let alone a paired board.

[@220Dave220]

I remember I was sitting at a poker table during this hand. The guy on my right pulls out his phone and says, "dude this guy's been tanking for 10 minutes". We made a $20 side bet on a fold or call and then 2 other players joined in. Made $60 on the fold! lol

[@Phobzi]

I honestly haven't watched it yet but I'm gonna come out and say I don't think anyone did anything wrong. At this point it's heads up and everything is between the two of them. If Jorstad wants to call the clock, he could and he chooses not to. He's not really choosing not to because he thinks it's a tough decision, he WANTS to let him tank and does not to want to call the clock. It's part of the game and the strategy. Boring as all hell to watch but they are playing for millions.

[@Phobzi]

I have to admit I probably would enjoy watching it, especially if I didn't know the result that he ends up folding.

[@secretguyoz2]

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[@MichaelKaufman0]

You’re wrong. There was no clock to call in this game.

[@Phobzi]

@@MichaelKaufman0 Is that so? How does it work then? He can take 6 hours for his decision?

[@Jparter03]

@@Phobzi watch the vid commentators say he could call clock but doesnt out of respect

[@foosblood24]

Jorstad has mastered the art of sleeping through lectures in class and has put that craft to good use.

[@DanielRay]

The Jack-4 is officially categorized as the Attenborough in the poker world. So anytime you're dealt a Jack-4, you just gotta say "Oh, you got rockets? Well, I got the Attenborough. I'm all-in."

[@michaelsweaney3890]

Nope, The J4 is the flat tire.

[@raven_of_zoso455]

The Attenborough is a better hand than a Brunson, but you know Doyle is gonna scoop the pot every time.

[@DanielRay]

@@raven_of_zoso455 Technically, yeah, a J-4 is better than a 10-2, no doubt about it. But it's how you play the hand you're dealt. Doyle Brunson knew how to play that 10-2 while Attenborough self-destructed with that J-4. Twice.

[@raven_of_zoso455]

@@DanielRay yes, that was my point.

[@johnspence8141]

It already has a name. It’s the flat tire

[@rebekahheath7446]

WTF does he think about for 18 freaking minutes that he can't figure out in 3 minutes. What a joke and shit like that ruins poker.

[@anandguruji83]

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[@anandguruji83]

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[@Beriuzy]

At 5:10 , I literally gave my phone to my friend Luke to film... It had been 22 minutes that I was filming this hand and my arm went numb 😂😂😂

[@flameboy986]

The power of the Rooster God is real!

[@youbluethatone1017]

What a b****** move to give up dude

[@Beriuzy]

@@youbluethatone1017 ur right bro, i gotta prove my macho manliness by recording another man think for 30 minutes!

[@Beriuzy]

@@flameboy986 WHAT MORE DO I NEED TO DO? The Rooster Booster is real!

[@damonthomas2975]

Lol that's hilarious. I've always wondered, what's the entry fee to sit that close to the action of the main event final table? Is it free based on invitation or so you have to pay a lot to get there?

[@thomasgoetz8723]

"Jorstad wakes up and find himself with almost 500m chips". In which world is 387m chips "almost 500m"?

[@thekoupekid]

The very first hand heads up, Atten did it to himself... LOL Good job Jorstad just chilling for that whole tank.

[@ryant.warren5737]

That was ridiculous. If Attenborough had a 10 or pocket Js, then I could understand taking sooo much time but to use over twenty minutes on bottom pair of 4s was beyond silly.

[@Pickle_Riiiick]

It was heads up and he was just calling til the river then he goes all in it definitely could’ve been a bluff

[@Pickle_Riiiick]

Not to mention $4 million was on the line😂

[@ryant.warren5737]

@@Pickle_Riiiick still doesn't justify spending EIGHTEEN MINUTES on it. Period.

[@michaelsweaney3890]

20 minutes is excessive. However, the flop coming K 10 8 with 2 to a suit......that is an EXTREMELY coordinated draw heavy board. All of which missed on the turn and river. Actually Espen has more missed draws that could bluff than value hands when moving all in on the river. A pair of 4s beats all missed draws.......Very tough decision by Attenborough. 4 million dollar decision......better make it a good one.

[@Pickle_Riiiick]

@@ryant.warren5737 have you ever had ONE poker hand for $4 million?… Didn’t think so.

[@thegodofpez]

Not calling the clock was good sportsmanship.

[@AlCasu1888]

Weird situation because poker is basically a business for the players but also entertainment for fans. Fans may confuse it for other sports where they pay to enter and feel like they pay players wages and in turn have become more entitled. This is different. 2 guys paid a lot of money to enter and fan entertainment should be the least of their concern. He could call the clock if he wanted. I like that he didnt but can see it being annoying especially for those in attendance and watching live.

[@adamshort2534]

kind of reminds me of baseball actually in that when people tank for a reason, a true student of the game doesn't find the tank boring because by definition the time is there to do all the thinking that needs to be done to understand the spot. you're going back through the hand, counting combos, thinking about card removal and whether it's an attractive spot for opponent to try to bluff you. you think through previous hands that have been played, try to get an idea of how opponent would approach the spot. he's not just waiting to wait

[@MrJosephdrummond]

today's "fans" are tomorrow's opponents. if you play this slow, you'll never win MY money, bc I won't play with ppl who waste my time

[@adamshort2534]

@@MrJosephdrummond Tanking on the final hand of the main is not "playing slow"

[@afrochickenboy]

@@MrJosephdrummond guess you'll just have to cross that bridge when you're heads up for the main event ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@victorespino5650]

No one is complaining about the time. But 20 mins to fold two 4s... lol. Which was the lowest pair available on the table.

[@redelvis8997]

A huge decision for the main event needs to take time to think it out. I’m wondering if Jordtad not calling the clock was a huge tell of confidence that led to the lay down. Great lay down! Congrats to Espen Jorstad on his bracelet!

[@chrisolson3240]

24 minutes on a 4? Fold and move on. He lost on the same hand.

[@mrhumble2937]

4 is a good hand in heads up bud.

[@williambuttlicker3372]

You don’t play much poker huh?

[@Wutever]

Didnt they even say that pretty much aside from this actually super complex spot that attenborough was pretty much the fastest acting player on day7?

[@P-DAPS]

Me personally, I would’ve called the clock. Tanking is one thing, but 18 minutes is insane. No matter how big the decision

[@LaLiLuLeLoX]

I don't fully understand the mathematics of poker yet but even his hand is just not strong enough to call the all-in. Why take that long too when you checked the river? And the fact that your opponent is giving you all the time in the world can signify a tell of sorts. He wants you to call.

[@jonphillips2123]

Never interrupt your opponent when he is making a mistake. IDK I think Abraham Lincoln said that or some shit.

[@1979GenX]

It was Napoleon

[@48tilt]

Poker from the Bike and Hustler is sooooooo much better with a 30 second rule. This is heads up WSOP.

[@smithrune7354]

He was thinking whether he forgot to turn the lights off before leaving the house

[@gazorpazorp9798]

Female commentator provided concise but pretty awesome commentary.

[@adamshort2534]

Jamie Kerstetter, one of the best

[@mulehead126]

Anyone is better than Norman Chad. As she is a LOT better!

[@Johnny-cz2wv]

Suggesting xback KQ is terrible though

[@PEPEto1dollar]

Tanks long enough so that his friends can see the live stream and text him the hand.

[@albertforletta1498]

It doesn’t matter to me if the pot is 20 dollars or 20 million dollars. Television ruined poker. I’m sick of the idiots in the casino who take longer than 4 minutes to make a decision. In any poker event,regardless of pot size,there should be a mandatory 5 minute clock!!

[@albertforletta1498]

Also, in cash games the mandatory rule should be run the board ONE time only. I’m sick of hearing the pros say it doesn’t change the odds,only changes the variance. Oh I’m about to make a bad call and lose 7,000 dollars, can I beg you to run the board 2, maybe even 3 times so I have a chance of not losing all this cash. I’m BIG enough to bet it, but now I’m frightened I might lose it.

[@TheDesperateArtist]

I often go shopping with my wife (she insists). Taking 30 minutes over a decision is not a long time at all, trust me...

[@rmx01indiana]

These payouts need revamped. A little too top heavy. If u play 4-5 days and min cash, u should at least be doubling your money

[@MrTee-ls5lx]

So I am not the only one who sees this as a major problem - thanks

[@adamshort2534]

What every tournament director dreams of is attracting an army of hoodie-wearing tank commanders all trying to min cash

[@rmx01indiana]

@@adamshort2534 They're going to get less and less people signing up if the payout structures don't improve. Casinos make their money off the fees, not how top heavy the structure is. This is worse than DraftKings

[@ch0pst1xZ1]

@@rmx01indiana less and less players, hey? Never mind that this was the biggest Main Event field since 2006. Nobody is playing this event to min cash. All 8,663 players WANTED that bracelet.

[@rmx01indiana]

@@ch0pst1xZ1 I agree, but it’s not just this tournament with bad payout structures. I just think paying out 15% is a little high

[@TomRauhe]

A three times big bet call and a shove on the river, thinking about calling with bottom pair? Please. No idea how he got there.

[@jasonsaulters6027]

Tbf, right after this he checked it 3 times and bluffed the river allin and got called and lost the chip lead. Their styles were the polar opposite one willing to bet and one preferring to give the opponent the opportunity to bluff but you put yourself in a tough spot. I am not fond of HU because you usually don't have anything and people are playing every hand so how can you put them on a range?

[@mrhumble2937]

You serious? A bottom pair in heads up is good a lot of the time, so is A or even K high no pair. There were a lot of missed draws, a time that's usually bluffed. This is high level, no playing 1-2 at a casino.

[@TomRauhe]

@@mrhumble2937 yes, but maybe not when it's called three times before.

[@denisfolcik1373]

I remember when the poker boom started after Moneymaker. And since people only saw the big hands on TV, they thought it was normal to take awhile for every decision. I remember people who would take 10 seconds per card to look at them. Then think for 30 seconds before limping, on the first damn level. The worst tho was my "style being stolen, I wore hoodies with the hood up long before it became "cool" in poker haha.

[@JupiterTarts]

They lift up his sunglasses and realize he's been asleep.

[@earltripp9862]

He got way too deep with a pair of folds ...😳🤯

[@BrianRussTVC]

I don’t know if these long tanks are good for poker, I know in this particular case, I don’t have any problem with it. I also think if you tank for more than like 3 minutes you’re probably overthinking your hand.

[@iambadatpickingusernames6669]

Unpopular opinion: I love when decisions in the main event take a long time. It shows how huge a tournament it is and how massive these spots are. It gives it a really special air. Most tournaments need a shot clock, but the WSOP Main Event is the one that doesn't. As for the hand, I get why Attenborough was in such a tough spot. Jorstad is repping a really thin value you range (KQ, 98 of spades, 88, KT, K8s) and there are so many bluffs available. Would be easy for an aggro opponent to way overbluff this spot. Jorstad's value bet was really impressive there, a lot of people would've checked back (which we be more evidence to support bluffcatching).

[@Gos1234567]

19 minutes is too much though.Plenty bluffs but he could wait for a better spot heads up

[@ericzhang6063]

bro no one who understands poker is checking back king queen there heads up 💀

[@d_ruggs]

"you bluffed me eh" no dude, you just stepped out of the way of an oncoming train

[@dustini]

I saw a lot of talk about this hand on twitter. Why did he take so long with J-4!? Easy fold.

[@Jahstice]

It is not an easy fold. The way his opponent called down his hand and regarding the board he can have easily have missed draws in his range which habe zero to little showdown value. by betting the river he can potentially bluff out all the better hands. Since J4 did hit something it would beat all these missed draw that has been turned into a bluff now. Missed flush draw, missed OESD, Ace combinations, gut shots, etc. All have nothing but could have been played the way he played by calling the raise pre flop and then calling flop and turn. 8 at the river blanks and also makes it less likely someone had an 8.

[@rocket934]

lmao. go back play your 100$ daily dustin

[@taxoslocos9737]

@@Jahstice ur completely right thats what im saying too, i think i would have called that one too. All the other poker youtube experts saying it was a bad call have no idea

[@taxoslocos9737]

@@Jahstice there is a missed flush draw, straight draw everything perfect for a bluff

[@26bisket]

Lol you’re one of the guys in my home game I know I can bluff relentlessly because you are never calling without a monster on these boards

[@Jackyjr24]

“You bluffed me ehh? Fuck” lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@jimbaker5110]

The guy with nothing was probably just going crazy at that point due to sleep deprivation

[@bobwoods5017]

Would be no brainer, fold and play another hand! Yay!

[@constantinossmith3241]

poor guy still thought he was getting bluffed, after having nothing him self 😅

[@keithnewton5508]

I haven't watched them play so I don't know their styles but if all I had would only beat a bluff I would have folded.

[@tomy5868]

with the glasses on...looks so silly as if he is reading the whole room...funny.

[@TheJdubxx]

Ridiculous tank. He only beats a bluff and the only hands most likely he beats are AQ, AJ, QJ. He loses to just about everything else Jorstad would’ve raised with including every pocket pair better than 4’s.

[@Johnny-cz2wv]

Wat

[@Mr.FawadAmin]

It didnt take as long as it takes for me to decide which movie i should watch on netflix.

[@realjumper]

I don't think that not calling the clock was a show of respect........I think that taking so much time was a complete show of disrespect to Jorstad

[@christiandavid3794]

J will never call clock here because everyone is willing to wait 30 minutes for 4 million. So you are correct, not calling time was not a show of respect. On the flip side A taking the time was absolutely a sign of respect. Simple or bad opponents require no thought or time and it is an easy decision in a few minutes reguardless of pot size.

[@gabrielgerardo8557]

5:21 he had the hide the smile after not moving for 20 minutes. My god. The psychology in this is crazy. Lol.

[@Infinite_JS]

People like Attenborough will be the death of poker tournaments. If i was Jorsted, i would've just gone to the tank on every street the rest of the match.

[@TheTigero]

Dude has the absolute lowest pair on the board and zero other equity, and has the audacity to tank for 20 minutes AND say “you bluffed me eh?” after folding? Yikes.

[@48tilt]

Why not tank for a whole year until the next WSOP final and give people something to look at.

[@satta2023]

4s though? He called EVERY street. You have to know he's got SOMETHING! And have to know a check on the river is basically a surrender.

[@the_Real_Grammy_of_6]

The dude with the sunglasses - even though it’s only on my screen, he gives me the creeps. But then again, he looks like Bernie in Weekend At Bernie’s

[@Timmah200]

After about 3-4 mins, you call clock (can you at this final table?) It might be disrespectful, but 18mins it waaaaay too long, even for the pro's.

[@sylvainguinepain5624]

If you find yourself playing a single hand of poker for $4M and a world title, you'll have a chance to call the clock. No one would ever call the clock here

[@nooxar2631]

Sportsmanship

[@jmanpolo5611]

Calling the clock would be in bad taste in a heads-up $4M world championship pot.. especially if you are pretty sure you have the best hand, either way you are getting chips.

[@russhellmy]

I can't understand why that wasn't an insta-fold, bottom pair when Jorstad obviously had something.

[@glennhagstedt]

how does he "obviously" has something? hearts miss, QJ miss, some random AJ,AQ miss, its heads up, this is definetly worth thinking about.

[@russhellmy]

@@glennhagstedt yeah sure, there was a chance Jorstad was bluffing on a missed hand. But for me it wasn't worth finding out when he only had the bottom pair and he's ONLY winning against an empty bluff.

[@ThePatriots010304]

If he had a 10 maybe I can see tanking this long but J,4 is ridiculous to take longer than a few minutes.

[@aheroictaxidriver3180]

LOL Jorstad is rarely bluffing in this spot. Maybe 1 time in 10? One time in 5? If that's a bluff, I say "Good bluff, kid."

[@aapohosioja7206]

I love how Jorstad doesnt have shoes on and playing with millions

[@peak6744]

Simple solution : Deduct additional blinds every minute from the stack of the player who is "thinking" ... Watch just how often players will be able to calculate their EV and best play in under 60 seconds. 😆

[@wjatube]

Thank god it was condensed that chick was talking my ear off non-stop.

[@howardtreesong4860]

You could see Jorstad breathing very heavily when the hand is building. It’s always possible Attenborough has 3 8s.

[@timothywinters7304]

You never call off all your chips with bottom pair this is disgusting he took this long

[@brizzlex1919]

False. You usually never call it off wirh bottom pair but in the right situation you could and have the best hand.

[@timothywinters7304]

@@brizzlex1919 dude I don’t care about that. He took wayyyy to long either call or fold .

[@brizzlex1919]

@@timothywinters7304 Nah. He didn't. He was playing for 4 millions dollars this isn't your 5 dollar home game clown

[@timothywinters7304]

@@brizzlex1919 okay clown come on over to my 5 dollar home game and run your mouth like that . He took way to long for any amount. People stop watching cause of clowns like you and him .

[@henny1peso]

Jorstad looks like Tom Bradys little brother

[@victorespino5650]

He had nothing until the turn. Bro, you're bluffing, fold. Lol

[@daleharris3809]

"The hand that shook the poker world"...well they needed to be shaken out of their nap.

[@TrueVineMinistriesFL]

i watched this live and me going for Attenborough i was most surely scared. but when Jorstad bluffed i was pissed off.

[@mitchellsheppard2998]

Honestly if this is the most talked about hand than that’s sad

[@victorespino5650]

Way to much on the table to think your lowest pair can win.

[@i000_]

Poker needs a 60 second rule or a slow table for the slow people!

[@26bisket]

Nope it’s the main event

[@omarfromthewire603]

30 sec **

[@26bisket]

@@omarfromthewire603 it’s 2 hour levels and people can call the clock anytime. The main event doesn’t need a clock

[@i000_]

@@omarfromthewire603 That was my first thought, but then I had to RETHINK it 🤣

[@i000_]

@@26bisket Don't care, they still need 60 Seconds to act!

[@joshk2879]

Talk about choking under pressure … Like his poker skills had took a 20 min break and didn’t tell him😂🤣😂

[@cranberriesdoodle1450]

This isn't poker anymore, I miss the old world series, no 20 to 30 minutes of two goofballs staring at each other, you get 1 minute of thinking, and if you need more, call time and get 1 more minute for a whopping total of 2 MINUTES!!! Go to your local casino and stare at someone for 20 minutes and tell them you're thinking, they'll laugh at you!

[@chanceneck8072]

Why does Attenborough constantly look as if he wants to cry, as if he's about to cry or as if he just cried?......

[@danielpolack2083]

Should not be allowed mote than 5 minutes to make a decision. I'd leave and get some lunch after that.

[@richardarnold8715]

I mean.... he was actually thinking about calling. He thought dude was trying to steal the pot.... he was going for the hero call... in times like that I really don't blame him but, could have done it a lil sooner than what he was doing.

[@chezchezchezchez]

Tanks for 22 mins…folds….one second later “ you bluffed me eh? Fuck”

[@gdobservation]

They have to have a clock. Not force the opponent to decide, but as a general rule because 18-minutes is absurd.

[@joshuapatrick682]

It’s a 4 million dollar decision so I don’t mind him taking his time, the crazy thing is how motionless the guy with Kwing stayed…that’s impressive.

[@anuj7876]

Last all in was a donk move because of opponent betting pattern was telling that he has AK

[@_Chris_D_3004]

Pretty sick board for a bluff on the river. Could have had had busted flush draw or straight draw

[@martelmichaels3511]

I don’t care how much is on the line you know right away what your going to do

[@kameenavery9616]

While I do love a great poker hand, it is times like this that they need a bet timer

[@cocodroppingdeucesroux2050]

I would have called clock after three minutes

[@benn574]

I feel like if he called clock like 5-6 min in, he might have called

[@justinkimpland7200]

This is my theory …since it was being aired with just a 30 minute delay I think he was stalling on the first hand so by the time it was over he would already have info on him and how he would be playing

[@chanceneck8072]

I agree.

[@tudor927]

really disrespectful to your opponent to take over 20min for an easy fold. I would have called time straight away

[@fateindustry]

You never stop on the last street. He has no gut for an all in bluff.

[@robertsherman871]

I don’t care what the stakes are, that’s bullshit taking that long!

[@PkrDealer86]

I would hate to see the other hand played if this was the most exciting

[@RodCine]

Real life DareDevil

[@danlusha1919]

The biggest water of time in my whole life, everyone involved should euthenize themselves

[@BullBoss]

Im the same Style of Player, Bluffcatchers are so nice and Important. Youfeel you are better but its unreal to call

[@luoat7637]

heads up 4js is fine for 3bet but a better calling and better 4bet candidate than others

[@michaelmclaughlin1958]

There needs to be an automatic clock called after sone reasonable period of time for the final table. 18 minutes is way too long, no matter how high the stakes.

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

*in general* -don’t 3 bet trash HU -don’t bet the turn -fold the river because you’re going to have a lot better hands to call with But hell he took second in the main so wtf do I know

[@Johnny-cz2wv]

You make 3 statements, 2 of them are clearly wrong. Turn bet is questionable

[@henryedmondson9109]

I can decide what to do in the first 45 seconds but idk that’s my brain.

[@jppagetoo]

It's rediculous. Yeah it is big decision, but 17 minutes of that was purely not wanting to make a decision.

[@billymabum3514]

Time to bring a timer into the main event , it was ridiculous how long each play took through the latter stages of the tournament

[@Thynqikan]

agreed, Attenborough had nothing but a jack high and took forever to fold against a represented bet of an over-card.

[@brizzlex1919]

No need for a timer any player can call clock at any time and that puts a 60 second countdown on the player that is acting.

[@billymabum3514]

@@brizzlex1919 but players don’t want to call the clock for various reasons . The viewers don’t get to call a clock do they

[@brizzlex1919]

@@billymabum3514 Exactly. No one forces you to watch if you dont like it dont watch. The clock isn't for you its for the players to use if they wish to do so. If they won't or don't use it that's for them to sort out not you.

[@billymabum3514]

@@brizzlex1919 hahahahahaha the if you don’t like it don’t watch it has gotta be the stupidest fucking argument in the world you moron . I love watching poker . They want people to watch it , if they don’t want to lose viewers they need to make it more appealing to the viewer . Still can’t believe you just said that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Flatlandmike]

I respect him for not calling clock on this hand.

[@brandonjones5096]

Im sorry, but you dont take 20 mins with a decision of if your bottom pair is good or not. Its not like he was sitting there with pocket aces or kings or something. He had bottom pair, the only thing worse in that spot is ace high.