The SLOWROLL That Cost $390,000!!

Revenge is sweet, isn’t it? I analyze Round 2 between Garrett Adelstein & Dylan Gang on The Hustler Casino Live. Round 1 saw Dylan painfully slowroll Garrett but karma always finds a way to get you back!
I break down each street in this massive $390,000 pot and discuss the poker strategy applied by these two players that have a history against each other. Who is excited for Round 3?
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[@PokerCoaching]

What is your most brutal revenge story from the poker table?

[@tszhin814]

There was this guy who was quite annoying at the table, also was a maniac. Would show bluffs and laugh at your face. I had a tight image, That guy opened, someone else 3bet MP, I 4bet shoved with 52o in the SB. Part trying to use my tight image, part to balence my range. Alright he got into my head. Only Maniac called. This time he got it with AJo I turned a pair of 5s and won. The table became more enjoyable afterwards.

[@briancrist6388]

Can you please explain why the slow roll "cost him the 390K" I know probably a dumb question but i dont get it

[@chsims12]

@@briancrist6388 it's a thumbnail calm down

[@hymnofashes]

@@briancrist6388 the poker gods punished him for this offense with an offsuit deuce.

[@musiclife7251]

Once this cocky bloke in a tuxedo and bow tie stacked me in ridiculous circumstances. So I selpted with his wife

[@laartwork]

Garrett has always been a stand up guy and didn't deserve that slow roll and took it very well. This was will deserved.

[@jasonbatteiger2421]

you play that much cash (esp on live streams, where there will literally be people showing up just to get their "names" out there, even if that means being scummy) he's seen this stuff probably hundreds of times (done to somebody)

[@Bawookles]

"Garrett has always been a stand up guy" hasn't aged very well.

[@wwz1011]

A 9 of hearts on the river would have been the "perfect" slow roll card. "I have nothing, Dylan shows Ace high flush, then Garrett says "I was kidding" and shows the boat.

[@mattneil1449]

Garrett can't call with nothing though, we would have to have bet first

[@KexyQ]

I was really expecting that to happen the whole time. I would love to see Dylan's face then!

[@AceFaceDesigns]

I was waiting for the 9 of hearts too. Dylan turn over his flush proudly and Garrett maybe give a little look of disappointment before rolling over the winner.

[@katiemarshall7531]

I used to play at this home game where the host's elderly father would do things like not open his hand when all-in (tournament), slow roll, and turn only one card over in hopes his opponent would muck. It was deliberate and repeatedly, it held up the game, and he'd even try to play it off like he didn't know the rule or he was "old and slow". Players who had been there for years just kinda put up with him because the host was his son. I waited til I made the nuts then bet river small to to induce which worked like a charm, he bluff jammed all in. I called and sat quietly while he rolled over one card. Still just sat quietly until he finally turned the 2nd card over before turning over the nuts. He nearly flipped the table but he never pulled his antics on me again 😂

[@kevinpeoples376]

Great story. POS's like that will only change their ways once they've been given a taste of their own medicine.

[@katiemarshall7531]

@@kevinpeoples376 Thanks. I'm the first person to just open my hand, even if it's not on me to show first, when fishy players look embarrassed or reluctant to open theirs but plain ol poor etiquette is a sure way to get on my bad side lol.

[@jamesalexander5025]

Excellent story! Love it

[@showstopper540]

I table everything most of the time. I table bluffs just like I've got the nuts and it always confuses the shit out of people. I always get a kick out of someone staring at my hand and then saying "what the hell do you have?" - anyhow, just table the hand with confidence. If you've never been caught bluffing before, you're not trying hard enough.

[@NeiltheDeal]

One time, there was this player who raise on my BB. I had to fold, but the next orbit I took his BB. Sweet revenge.

[@prasitchowdhury3896]

😂😂😂

[@heyreubs]

Garrett should’ve said Ace high good after seeing Dylan’s whole cards 😂

[@jasonisfamous6544]

@@BarryRerack147 how does he "make" him show? I dont know what the rules are on that in live poker?

[@mycomboisdeadly3542]

@@jasonisfamous6544 Showdown, who shows their hands after the river card and betting is done, is based off of position. Garret has the button, Dylan must show his hand first. But, because of the last clip showed in the first few seconds, Garret forces the showdown to avoid a slow roll.

[@kylelundgren2177]

@@mycomboisdeadly3542 Dylan went all in and Garrett called. So Dylan has to show or muck first. Positions matters when it’s checked through on the River.

[@jasonisfamous6544]

@@mycomboisdeadly3542 ty guys i should probably learn the live rules incase i play live sometime

[@chessbrilliance8783]

I agree, he should have said , nice hand i was on a draw .... And then flip over the hand and say "on a full house draw ". Lol

[@3500camarz]

There was one guy I got in a pot with over at MGM a couple years ago. I had AQ and he had pocket 10's. He flops 10's full of Aces while I had trips. We get it all in on the turn. He immediately flips his cards over and starts clapping and cheering very loudly as if to embarrass me and rub salt in my wound for the whole table to see. The look on his face was priceless when the dealer pushes the pot to me after I flipped my cards over. The river had double paired the board counterfeiting his flopped full house. He stormed off and I was smiling on the inside as poker justice was served!

[@waterboy417]

You had the worse hand preflop, worst hand post and went runner runner to suck out lol that's not justice

[@2332Stephen]

I'm a poker dealer. I had a player one night talking a lot of crap to another player and the one player was getting really annoyed by it. The guy talkin a lot of crap won pots off of him as well. The player getting annoyed finally stacked the obnoxious player and he tipped me $100 because of it LOL

[@jasonfullerton7763]

Fave revenge story: my first live MTT at the Trop AC in 2005, some $50 freeze out on a random weekday. I'm in the BB, we are still out of the money and I have like 20 BB. BTN (3 BB stack) open limps, SB folds, I jam 62o, he calls and doubles up. "Thanks for the donation!" he says as he scoops in the pot. Fast forward to the Final Table. Mr. Donation guy from earlier wants to chop as soon as the final table started, I am one of a few holdouts. As we lose a few more players, down to 5, I am the last holdout but won't chop. Our Villain gets AIPF against me, QJo vs my KK. Down to 5 outs on the river (he flopped a pair) he misses and is out at 5th. As soon as the river fell, I announced to the table that I was willing to chop.

[@jucaesar4961]

Nice.

[@jonl1319]

Those always feel good. I'm still pretty new to serious poker but I had a guy basically saying my play was bad. I called his 2BB raise on a turn and beat him with a small flush. Later though with this same guy I had AsQc. I was at 15BB in a bounty tournament. Flop comes J73 all spades. He raises and I jam with about 10BB after the preflop action. He tanks for like 3min and then calls with Jc5c. Anyway I hit the flush on the river and he tries to say that it was a bad play. I'm usually pretty calm at the table but I know 2 overs and 1 to the nut flush is not a bad play especially when short stacked. Luckily a few hands later I got to see him get put out and I ended placing 4th in that tourney. I wish I could've taken him out but it's still fun. First MTT cash. This was about a month ago.

[@losyart]

Wow your revenge is brutal bro . I wouldnt want to be your enemy

[@jasonisfamous6544]

Lol i dont know how i would respond to assholes live cause i already get mad enough at ppl at my real job.

[@tszhin814]

The best part is Garrett waiting for him to show lol

[@mishalabahusayn405]

He must have not loved the 2 pairing. If he had an over pair he just got counterfeit...

[@waylonweng8022]

@@mishalabahusayn405 true, thought opponant have ks or aces or sth

[@ligafftheindifferent3495]

Why is this even a thing. When you CALL, you have paid for the privilege of seeing what your opponent has. Sure, you can say I have nothing, but unless you muck, your opponent has every right to see your hand first. In fact, mucking should not be an option if your opponent wants to see.

[@Csirkefoga]

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 actually no, not quite. Good etiquette at the table is to make it possible for someone to fold their hand and not having to show. Garrett always!!! allows this, knowing that this is good for the game, too, and he usually shows his hand to take down the pot. You don't want bluffers discouraged, especially when You have a read. But!! If someone's BS-ing on the river and You show Your hand (don't know if he was the one to show or whether he just showed because Dylan said he'a got nothing) + You get slowrolled that's when You look up this opponents hand the next time on the river 100% of the time!! No gestures offered. Totally understand Garrett.

[@theejayzeeable]

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 That's correct according to the rules, but when the bettor says he has nothing and doesnt show his hand, it's +EV for the caller to show his pair to avoid the bettor from having to show and possibly feel embarassed, and decrease his bluffing frequency as a result. Being a rules nit about it can cost u future money from that opponent. Get it?

[@burkhartlaw1]

I notice Dylan hasn't been back to the stream since Garrett took his lunch money

[@danielpreciado3309]

Was $1.1K effective at a 2/3 game with a guy who had been needling me all night. I had KK against his AK and flopped a set. He rivered top two and shoved river.

[@G0DofRock]

I just love the classic battles of Tony vs Phil on tilt after losing multiple hands then shoving KTo vs tony flopping straights and flushes lol

[@PokerCoaching]

Same!

[@jasonisfamous6544]

But i love kto sometimes k9 thats why i suck

[@Aoughi]

I don't agree to the analyse. Calling the raise in that flop is exactly how you gonna lose big pots often. You get a draw on turn and then feel like having to shove it mostly bad. Fold on flop or turn should be more recommended if play 500 bb deep Maybe play bet fold turn.

[@fireupforjesus]

Yass G Man gives final blow to send Dylan off the stream and back to the 1-2 tables!

[@kristianstenerson2608]

Had this LAG at my table calling down everything and being a bully, just a dude with too much money. He tried to angle me in a headsup pot (Is ace high good?) after he jammed, (I flopped quads LOL), and I said I think I'm live, and we ran it twice. Flip over the cards, he had pocket aces and he was dead on both runs lol cus someone folded an ace. Table went nuts hahaha

[@henrylacks9979]

I’m too new to poker for any revenge stories but thanks for the commentary, JL. This was fun.

[@BusStopBourbon]

99% if the poker community loved this one. 🤘🏼

[@mikemck4796]

At a 100 table at the bike 9 handed we all agreed to put $40 in the middle pre flop and let the board run out. (The floor man said they couldn’t enforce it at that table, but we could agree to do whatever we wanted) A guy got dealt KK on the button, and when it got to him, he shoved all in for around $300. Everyone was pissed at him going back on his word, and he had no problem being the dick. I felt bad because I talked people into doing it to begin with. I was also pissed. I begged everyone at the table to call regardless of hand, and promised I’d pay back anyone if they lost money. A couple people didn’t understand that I didn’t care what their cards were, but we went 4 or 5 handed to the flop and checked it out. Thankfully the guy lost, and after a threat or two, he left the casino before I made it back from the cage to give people their money back.

[@christophercarle111]

@matt sullivan Right. He’s saying he spent $820 because some guy pissed him off. $300 for losing the hand and $260 to each player he promised to pay back. Five handed would mean KK, the guy who won the pot, himself, and two other losers. Sounds weird.

[@mikemck4796]

@matt sullivan lol, thanks.

[@mikemck4796]

@@christophercarle111 I didn’t end up spending anything, and we had a relatively small chance of losing. I didn’t count every stack to know exactly what my exposure was, but it was obviously less than $1000. Everyone who called was agreeing to give everyone but the dick their money back.

[@quietobserver4636]

@matt sullivan .....and unicorn milk

[@caskillet]

"And everybody clapped"

[@lousassoul7344]

THE CHANNEL DIDNT SHOW THE WALK OF SHAME DYLAN DID...IT WAS AWESOME..THAT WAS THE BEST PART

[@Matt42020]

I understand your explanation for calling with A4hh on the flop raise even though I strongly dis-agree. Shouldn't high stakes games be played a little different than your average game? He's literally putting in 20k with nothing vs the best player at the table. When you analyze all the circumstances, isn't it better to just surrender your 4500 and wait for a better spot vs a lesser opponent? Or at least a spot where you have a strong hand?? Just my thoughts.

[@jasonisfamous6544]

But they have history lol yes best to do that verse random person, maybe he thinks he is the best at the table? I thinks a4s is strong in live more than online but im a noob

[@patocall8146]

Completely agree what's he talking about shoving the turn because no river value? I usually agree with him but not even close on this one

[@mikemck4796]

@@patocall8146 I don’t think he’s arguing the shove is great. Just that it’s better than calling.

[@jacobgalvan3628]

I don't like to show much emotion at the table it never does me good but I'm sure Garett is thinking "got you 💣💥" are something like that 😂

[@Arkanes_Ark]

I don't care about the revenge. It was a good re-raise by Dillon pre-flop. In poker, it's not about getting revenge but sustaining tough losses and dealing with slow rolls.

[@tombookings8320]

… okay…. he still a dbag that got stacked and raising into traps like that are sure ways to get stacked but I guess in poker that’s just another bad beat huh

[@tavogp]

garret is a legend

[@PokerCoaching]

He is!

[@bowl816]

My best revenge is not really revenge, but following through on “set ups”. Where I show nothing but the nuts, then later on make a gig bluff when I know I am behind vs a waekish hand that has me beat. Or the reverse, showing a bluff early then cleaning them out when I show the best hand repeatedly. Otherwise, it’s calling the fish the over bluff or over value hands, and I call down light with Kinghigh sometimes or value bet light.

[@RD-M.DRNair]

Dylan was legit shooken up from this shit lol

[@mayanaztec6440]

Word to yo mutha

[@jasonisfamous6544]

Must not be bankrolled?

[@sethprice3454]

Two nights ago, in a MTT: I get pocket aces. I 3bet UTG's 3bb raise, the button cold calls and UTG folds. Flop 6-9-10 rainbow. I fire a c-bet, BTN shoves and I call. BTN has AK o/s...I'm good, right? Turn is a K, and the river...is another K... A few levels later, I flop a set of Treys on a king-high rainbow flop. The same player from earlier puts me all in, he's got AK again for top/top, but my set holds and I get all my chips back from that BS cracked aces hand (*chef's kiss*)

[@BigMikeyT730]

It just occurred to me how weird it is that this makes perfect sense to me.

[@ewallt]

I don’t see how Dylan’s line can be + EV. How can you want to be playing deep stacked, out of position, against a good player with a not great drawing hand? How is that going to lose money?

[@Csirkefoga]

I'm 99.9999% sure when Garrett saw that river he thought his hand is dead, that is if he gave enough respect to Dylan and put some overpairs in his range. 🤣🤣

[@stt5v2002]

For some reason, that scene from Superman 2 when Superman crushes the now powerless Zod’s hand came to mind.

[@Van_Behlen]

I have a guy who mocks me behind my back (dealers are friendly with me and tell me) because I keep a little notebook with a hand history of my hands in it. Last week I caught him bluffing all in on a river where all the draws missed with my top pair. Beat him into the pot, took a bet 1/3 - Bet pot - check/call line. Stacked him. Felt great. Oddly, hes really nice at the table with me, just says all kinds of crap when im not around.

[@jasonisfamous6544]

They have video cameras now woo boy

[@Van_Behlen]

@@dylanhom58 OMG im not the only one?? People lose their FUCKING minds, its crazy.

[@markquiz2478]

i would have had him show when he said " I have nothing" , then I would have said you got . Just kidding. LOL

[@cookinit79]

i love how giddy gman is when dylan jams. he can barely contain himself

[@brucet.3239]

How is shoving ever a good idea after your opponent raises the flop huge and bombs turn? We're essentially shoving into a polarized range that includes Garrett's strongest made hands and bluffs. I don't see what jamming turn accomplishes, or why it would ever be a good strategy.

[@TargetDown2]

took down a 2.4k pot in 1/3 with AQ high against AT high after 4-betting and betting(bluffing) all three streets against a villain who was cursing at other people flopping sets

[@patrickclay3537]

The commentators are definitely Garret fan boys, “can’t wait till Gman holds up that one finger…”

[@jeffg6900]

Garrett has earned their respect through his play and the way he handles himself at the table.

[@supremeleaderarmy9164]

I'm a Garrett Fanboy!!!!!!!🤪

[@DashOfSalt84]

They're playing up the hero and villain thing. It's like reality TV, the personalities are somewhat there and the commentators play it up for the drama.

[@Roman-uc3bs]

I’m almost certain solver folds ace high bdfd to the flop raise ...

[@garylinyongjia2574]

Hello Jonathan, what do you think about using a mix strategy for this turn? Shoving 50% and folding 50%

[@PokerCoaching]

Don't fold nut flush draws!

[@steeleheraud3496]

@@PokerCoaching Ever? I would have lost in sooo many spots. Are we talking cash games and tourneys?

[@tyroneshuz]

Me: down to about 12 BB in a MTT, open shove w/99 late pos. Guy in BB tanks for almost a minute, calls w/AA. I hit 9 on flop and he tilts himself out of tourney soon thereafter, I made a nice cash.

[@mikemck4796]

You sure he wasn’t waiting to call because of a bubble?

[@tyroneshuz]

@@mikemck4796 He had me way outchipped, and we weren't near the bubble yet.

[@mikemck4796]

@@tyroneshuz ahh okay. I don’t know why I thought you mentioned an upcoming bubble. My bad. Where I play, people do that a lot near bubbles. Even when they have the nuts, they do it for their opponent. It’s always annoyed me even if it’s “for the better.”

[@tyroneshuz]

@@mikemck4796 That would be considerate, but we were not near the bubble I was facing an early exit but this springboarded me back to life.

[@fatsidekick]

Was really hoping the money wasn’t all in at the turn and the river was the 9h

[@paulbuker9596]

Hey guy, yes Garrett has to call and he loses to sets, but he does not lose to 2 pairs since he has top 2!! (Says this at about 8:25 mark)

[@brucelee-hl8zn]

"i have nothing... not kiddiing'

[@messenger1111]

really have no idea why u said dylan's all in play on the turn was a good one? he just had a flush draw, even though it will make nuts when he gets there, this kind of play will lost most of the time in the long run, how ofter will u think this kind of play will push out players ??

[@LAWill-ek3yk]

great video mate!

[@jacklamata2544]

It's not slow roll bro! He was concerned maybe the guy has a pocket in the hand, and he's hit at!? The move at the end? Well honestly I'm also curious wenn somebody tucks me all in...

[@Bobbypinker]

Can't believe Garrett resisted the urge to say something smart when he showed his hand. Ice in his veins.

[@PokerCoaching]

He is an ultimate pro!

[@apriliarider6072]

I think taking 200 dimes from the guy speaks for itself.

[@johnkim8907]

At 1-2 or 1-3, it's hard to revenge players who stack me. Because they never come back a while even if I want to revenge them.

[@FunDumb]

This makes me want to crawl back into my basement and eat a fresh bowl of KD. That's a heck of a lot of cheese on the table.

[@jarvisstewart]

Wild Bill Hickok was a crazy revenge story.

[@tigerbalm20000]

How did the previous slow roll affect this hand at all? It didn’t.

[@mothecat776]

Jonathan. My favorite revenge storiES is "ANY BIG BAD BEATs OF 'HELMUTH' or 'Matasow' " COMEUPPANCE to the A'holes of the world !!!

[@nukejuggler]

Revenge story. How someone got revenge on me. Hand, late position (HJ vs CO) $2/$5, 100bb, she has QQ, I have AK, she gets stacked. I tip the dealer $2, uninteresting hand. However… Villian starts berating me. Insulting. Calling me a piece of shit for only tipping $2. I’m honestly not accustomed to that much physical intimidation from someone literally 1 inch from me. However, while she’s swearing at me, she re-buys and is tipping the dealer $5 chip after $5 chip. She must of tipped the dealer $50 or more!!! I’m trapped. If I call the floor, object, or leave, I’m costing the dealer money (tipped minimum wage is like $6 an hour). I’m trapped, adrenaline pumping… I have to sit there and take the abuse. After I take a walk 😂😂😂

[@FefeLeVrai]

Am I the only one who thinks the A4s play is a massive punt? Floating a flop raise out of position with air is simply not a thing. And there's so many problems on the turn : 1) You don't block any of his best hands : sets, 2pair, 78. Since you got raised on the flop, you're very likely to be bluffing into the nuts. 2) You block folds. Garret could have raised flop as a bluff with hearts. And since the turn card doesn't change that much, the only folds you expect on the turn is from his flop bluffs. 3) You're reping very little for value. For example I'd be surprised to see an overpair take this line. Very easy to be overbluffing here and/or having no overpairs in range, which can be exploited by herocalling with 1 pair hands.

[@briancrist6388]

Seems backward sometimes that as you move up in stakes you can do more silly looking stuff. but it makes sense in a way because if you play against the best players in the world, playing straight forward only raising with your nut hands, they will smash you because way too predictable.

[@golfmaniac007]

I agree with ya no matter what these guys say that a raise call is in order on flop to float. Dylan should have checked the flop though. Bluffing is a tool needed to be great poker player but I think the floating and bluffing gets used too much and is a losing play long run. Its the macho aspect of bluffing that drives a lot of egos to use the play. I’m on the side of pick spots….many players pick too many of those spots cuz they want to battle every hand. I see this as a big punt by Dylan. Dylan has better odds placing his whole stack on a baccarat bet

[@martinedwards4522]

would he have been allowed to muck after saying "i have nothing" or is he forced to show for an all in pot?

[@derekdehaas8624]

He's allowed to muck. He shows just for the insanely slim chance that ace high is good.

[@martinedwards4522]

@@derekdehaas8624 high level chess 😂

[@nedhoff6103]

I had the nut flush on the turn and the guy in the three hole was betting into me I thought it was beautiful until he hit me hard on the river and I realized he must have a straight flush. For some reason he really irritated me. But I still was not for revenge I just try to play my cards. I knew on the river he must have a straight flush and I still put in the money. That was a number of years back and that was my bad beat story of ever. Today I might play that different. I'm laying down more hands now but that part was so big I figure I had to call which afterwards I realized I didn't

[@jasonisfamous6544]

If u lose to a straight flush just take it on the chin cause youll rarely ever see that unless theres a 4 card flushdraw straight on board

[@supremeleaderarmy9164]

When playing this deep, if Garrett decides to 4 bet being in position what should his sizing be? 18 to 20k??????

[@G0DofRock]

Like 2.2 - 2.5x probably

[@PokerCoaching]

Quite small, 2.2-2.5x sounds good to me.

[@supremeleaderarmy9164]

@@PokerCoaching If Garrett was out of position and wanted to 4bet what would u think a correct x sizing would be?

[@andreas8634]

@@supremeleaderarmy9164 usually oop 4bet is x3 but if super deep i guess anything between x3-x4 sounds good

[@supremeleaderarmy9164]

@@andreas8634 That's what I thought. I rarely play super deep. Thanks for reply!

[@chadyang9932]

I wish it was 9h, and I would like to see Dylan reaction

[@samg309]

Love your analysis JL!

[@Brian-vk1hm]

I’m glad you guys taught the world how to play NL hold ‘em. Made all they fish come to plo and hand me money. Thanks.

[@afrochickenboy]

That's why I stay away from plo. If I'm already bad at nlh why would I be better playing with twice the cards haha

[@drdrayfromla99]

I love the new gto hold em guys who come over to plo and overvalue their overpairs. It’s like printing money. Last night, I flopped trips and after a check raise and jam, we got it all in. He flips over only an overpair lol.

[@Charlie_Ses]

Arguably Dylan butchered every single street of this hand

[@ncpdmail]

I got slow rolled this past weekend, nut flush over my set of Ks. An hour later, shoved nut straight on the turn against same villain. Called by nut straight for chop, but I hit Royal on river. Instant karma

[@cookinit79]

can't wait for round 3

[@Dustin_Platt]

Jk.

[@detokio103]

Garrett is Cool guy. He does not do any BS like Slow Roll which Dylan did it before. This is one of Good example for Bad Karma in Poker. Garrett, Good job !!

[@pbetftdi]

These stacks that are bigger than all I have ever played and ever will play combined.. by like an exponential amount..

[@tims.2834]

Im shocked he got the revenge so fast and on stream.

[@leom3313]

Wish Garret said Jack high and then Just Kidding😂

[@DeWeySkaL]

Garret could’ve rubbed that one in so much worse but he’s just to much of a class act

[@lisacasement5415]

Oh man the icing on the cake if only Garrett would say "A high is good , I missed " ... " Just kidding " . Haven't seen Dylan on High stakes since 🤣🤣

[@jeffg6900]

Want to get back at Dillon? Offer him some courtside Lakers seats......

[@supremeleaderarmy9164]

Lmfaoo....ahaha

[@bighands675]

Paying that kinda money, I would want to know too slowroll kind of out of picture cause he could of had a set

[@bluelabel6444]

It made Garrett jump out of his seat to see Dylan's cards. It taught Garrett a lesson to have your opponent always show first after calling their all in or bet.

[@naswiipp]

Garrett never shows. He just says good hand and folds his bleff.

[@jamesalexander5025]

There is Justice! No heart on the river. The universe smiles upon us.

[@unicyclerforlife24]

Everyone and their mother had already seen this. Gotta upload sooner

[@RBadding]

I hadn't seen this.

[@chessbrilliance8783]

The guy who shoved with A Ace high on the turn doesn't look confortable. He went red, like "please fold!"

[@hyphenizm]

someone on reddit did the math. g man is up over 600k just from hustler live streams. this revenge hand was so satisfying.

[@PokerCoaching]

Indeed!

[@Jokester1338]

Is this include last night? He was up another 200k last night

[@olderetiredtreemahn3234]

@@Jokester1338 thanks to rampages 80k

[@Jokester1338]

@@olderetiredtreemahn3234 great punt

[@hyphenizm]

@@Jokester1338 yeah I think it's pretty up to date and it includes the punt from rampage too.

[@paulpena5040]

@8:30 "Yeah you lose to sets yeah you lose to 2 pairs...". Nope with top 2 you are not losing to 2 pairs, lol.

[@markquiz2478]

Gman is my fav cash game player. He has the right Attitude and Skills

[@quiksix25]

He didn't only lose to 7/8 on the turn but he's never folding that

[@vladimpala1859]

9h on the river PLEASE

[@Ggoodlad1]

I love the tell on the quick shove from a quality player. That's my biggest take from this video. THANK YOU (again) Jonathan!

[@brodywinrow9222]

When's last time little won anything big I'm not trolling I don't know and am wondering

[@jimmyjambon9206]

He absolutely knew Dylan was marginal pre flop, huge live tell.

[@amkkusgaming92]

I saw both hands mr gman is my man what could i say more..

[@RyanMonty]

Sweet, sweet justice

[@ramlimedia]

Hahahaa brutal revenge!!

[@Andrew-rg7vc]

Favorite revenge story is this one for sure.

[@lbakicz]

this could be even more satisfying if 9 of hearts would come on that river

[@RDD123nam1]

It’s funny because that 2 is actually one of the worst cards in the deck for Garrett too. If Dylan was at the top of his three betting range in that spot then Garrett’s 2 pair would’ve gotten counterfeit.

[@andreasapelqvist9247]

Justice :) I love Garrett, really class act and good guy :)

[@dennisisaac746]

It’s a feeler bet

[@EvertfromNederland]

Getting poker revenge is the best.

[@YukYuk12]

7:34 ....two pairs considered the effective nuts ? Smh these commentators

[@dawidnadlonek2638]

Best revenge is when some aggro recreationals stack you by some luck or shove some stupid hands and hit its. Then they so much emotional and talkative, send you gifts in oninle tables and you just sitting there and patience waiting how they build lucky stack. BUT there is a time, always versus lose aggro players when you finally have it, and then you know. There will be revenge after few seconds and all what you lose will give you back more because after cooler or some stupid calls, they do madness and you can call them shoves with some small pair or small Ax and stack them one more time :) Patience is the biggest revenge in poker. When you are coniveniece you are better player, just play your game and wait for recreational mistakes :)

[@clownworld5474]

Don't think the slow roll had anything to do with him losing this hand?

[@TheDesperateArtist]

It wasn't a slowroll from Dylan. It was ugliness at its highest...

[@righttobeararmsetc.8492]

Wow is all I can say did it break the Dylan guy

[@aboutdadlife1432]

Ain’t Dylan the same goofy that Rondo wanted to do like Chris Rock some months back??

[@jasonisfamous6544]

Yea i get revenge by giving my bankroll to 10nl blitz sharks

[@Blue4life3344]

Awesome. Get it. Nice G. TKO