Hustlers Vs. The Hendon Mob | The Real Hustle

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[@28Whittaker]

"this is where the pro players really show their skills"... "I'm all in"

[@PhooGiSucky]

They all think they have the best hand. lol

[@Xprootfin]

So you think he should bet with a jack high flush?

[@patzacherson]

ROFL

[@Camcolito]

The pros all think they have the best hand, but little do they know that right now, the flush is in front of the two sets.

[@uninformedluddite]

@@Xprootfin Multiple AI with that board? I would definitely be thinking what to do with my flush. The number of better hands that could be there is huge.

[@Ramstermon15]

"Don't give them a too high of a hand or they will catch on"- gives them pocket aces

[@Matteo1Napolitano]

Ramsey_19 “don’t give them too high of a...oh wait let’s just give him the best starting hand in the game.” I’m sleep 😂

[@Writeous0ne]

@@Matteo1Napolitano he folded the aces though, it was the queens that were played and shown and he won by a river card flush. so its not really suspect.

[@mikerenlund6433]

Writeous0ne actually watch it again , he didn’t fold the aces it was a 3 way pot . Set over set over flush with the queens redrawning to the flush.

[@Writeous0ne]

@@mikerenlund6433 yeah but he folded them and never shown them, so it's irrelevant. The queens were what mattered. The AA guy could have had anything because they were folded and never revealed.

[@9k49]

Writeous0ne The guy with Aces went all in as well

[@freddiet8639]

"don't make it obvious" *runs quads into straight flush* hahahaha

[@darrenfarrell]

The first one aren't obvious the 2nd one they're trying to make it obv

[@Miakel]

Can't say I have ever seen it happen, quads vs straight flush, ive seen quads vs full house, ace high full house

[@philiptucker7590]

Chill prank, it’s a bro!!!

[@chrisofnottingham]

All that stuff with the girl to switch decks when he could have just had it in his pocket.

[@eduardoarty1228]

Hahahahahahahahababahahahahaha

[@eduardoarty1228]

Omg you're right

[@hahahahahapingas6496]

Probably not gonna get past security with a deck of cards in your pocket

[@charlyngeeming3523]

chris4072511 they check you before you go

[@freeoj6462]

she's hustling Paul & Alex under the table

[@NotQuiteFirst]

If Paul is an expert cheat who can deal himself any hand he wants whenever he wants, why do they need to smuggle in a cold deck for him to use?

[@oKayiCee]

+The True Fizz the shuffling that is involved in dealing any hand you want is a bit fishy to a trained player, it involves a lot of spotting cards by looking at them during a table shuffle and reaaranging them, performing this in 3 or 4 shuffles is very difficult and again, looks pretty shifty. a Cold deck makes it much easier, false shuffling is much more basic.

[@realityvimto9157]

The True Fizz Paul is one of the best card handlers in the world look up some of his videos away from the show he is a beast

[@nunu7797]

you moron.

[@playmoth]

First they need to have it in a specific order

[@amirshakur8849]

First exactly

[@Hgkbukk]

3:45 "Did you see it?" WHO COULD MISS IT?! Terrible.

[@Kenazzle]

XelPixels Especially considering how tight security is in casinos and things like that. The poker tables are normally their biggest drawers of high-rollers so the security there will be amazing. I used to be a croupier.

[@CragScrambler]

Kenazzle and now you're a bullshitter

[@Kenazzle]

CragScrambler Why would I lie about such a common profession? Silly old bear.

[@Danny-no7jp]

Kenazzle Rainman has taught me that Blackjack is where it's at

[@huyanhbui7105]

I can across an awesome collection of videos that may help you at card crusher fixer

[@TonyTony..]

The real hustle has always been that One uncle which teaches you how not to get scammed by doing the scamming because even though that’s how they are they still want the best for you, I have so much respect as a long time viewer for these teachings but haven’t watched in over a year in the recent yet Ultimately knew I had to pay my respects. Truly Appreciate it RLS

[@pineapplesgrowfromthegroun1174]

3:45 "did you see it? Paul shifts his seat like a gentle whalerus with MS" amazing

[@MistaKasko]

Lol shit's gonna get weird when the waitress comes in after every hand.

[@asterix7842]

That’s why you do it only once.

[@naf8169]

More drinks? 🤔🤨

[@RaffClydeFc]

So the Hendon mob - as brilliant poker professionals as they may be - never recognised Paul Wilson, one of the world's best poker cheats? Sorry, I'm not having that.

[@ivantmv80]

Chris Dewar plus he could have just had the another deck in his pocket..

[@tok33n14]

Ivan Tomašević no he couldn't.. you won't ever get past security that way and not to mention he's not really "that" famous to be recognised

[@howardkwastel6188]

They were not mentioned as world class/professional cheaters. They were hustlers.

[@jacques8277]

Paul Wilson is well known in the world of magic, not in the world of poker or the lay audience.

[@philiptucker7590]

Whole video is staged, obviously dude

[@SwitchyRS]

We wanted to take on the best. Unfortunately, we got the Hendon Mob instead

[@perplex7838]

This scam works every time. I call it "the bartender scam". First I walk in the bar and say hello to a man. He asked me "who are you?" There I knocked him the fuck out and took his credit card and said "I am bartender" When I looked around if anyone noticed anything , everyone was looking away. One guy next to me was staring at the wall. Weird guy. I secretly smashed his head trough the wall and took his beer. Next step is important. You must pray for god and hope the real bartender hasnt noticed anything. You walk to him and order some more beer with stolen credit card.

[@nicoanony]

What

[@Davyc712]

Then what?

[@RandoFromMars]

Then you have beer.

[@malikmister]

That's too much work for such a small return. Try this one I like to call "Robbin' Hood". Find your local friendly neighborhood crackhead. It's not hard to do. Just check alleys until you find one with a cardboard box bed behind a dumpster and wait until they get back from blowing their dealer for a fix. If that doesn't work out, leave a cheap car stereo somewhere obvious as bait. After you find your crackhead, offer him $5 to tell you his dealer's phone number and address. Hide in the bushes by the dealer's trap house. Call the dealer and inform him that you just saw the crackhead from earlier talking to a DEA agent, and let him know they are headed his way. *Make sure you stress how urgent it is to gtfo asap.* If you did it right, he should believe he doesn't have time to grab, stash, or flush his shit. When he hops in his box chevy on 22's and peels out, help yourself to the stash inside. Take your time...he won't be back for a while.

[@lapi4695]

ya know K3nny, this isnt actually the worst idea ive heard. brb about to become a drug lord.

[@rudyc4467]

He gets dealed a usual pokerstars hand

[@DirtiestDan77]

rudy C dealt

[@kidnebhagalandson7487]

Daniel M - Dealdt*

[@asspounderify]

Deald'tve'

[@CraftClag]

@@kidnebhagalandson7487 dealtn't

[@GabeIsko]

Jesus, could these guys be any more obvious? Can't believe they didn't get caught.

[@warhead213]

There doing it on purpose....

[@spectrumyt_9387]

Ninja Meltz wooosh

[@kendarr]

You know what to look for and the tricks, that's how magic works when you don't know what you're looking for

[@paulbackhard6315]

Any game that is played for more than a couple of quid is dealer delt so that’s bollocks

[@VV-ib9bb]

I miss this show..they did so much cool stuff.

[@effortlessGFX]

This programme was crazy when you think about it. On one of the UK’s biggest channels. And it was literally just teaching the general public how to scam. There was always stories about people attempting these scams in real life.

[@daveyevans2124]

The people who were likely to attempt a scam shown on the show would have likely already known about the scam before it was aired. If they didn't already know the information is also easily obtained online, the show just simply made the average person who wouldn't try a scam anyway aware that these scams were being pulled.

[@zacharymcgee5552]

Is it possible to get catfished by a KZbin video? Cause I thought he was going to show some cool card mechanic tricks and not this obvious shit that’s gonna get people shot.

[@ll-sz9fl]

It's not a show about how to cheat, but how to catch cheaters. If it were so obvious, there would be less comments stating it, and more comments remembering a time qhen they caught a cheater.

[@Gamblezee]

Professional poker players do not get distracted by good looking women. I know, I am not a professional poker player.

[@Will-lj6re]

Then how do you know ?!!

[@MaxskiSynths]

@@Will-lj6re whoosh

[@OnlyOneKenobi]

PLEASE upload the drunken poker hustle! Brilliant 👏🏻

[@KinnereyB]

Paul has some beautiful seminars on penguinmagic that show you not only how to stack a deck, but how to shuffle the stack into play. Also shows us magicians how to perform magic in a poker setting. Brilliant stuff 👏🏻

[@jestinachant1255]

Notice the pros are way more worried about cheaters scaring players out of poker than they are about dealing with a cheater here and there.

[@MikeSPx24bj9]

Yeah, but how does he smuggle out the deck of cards he's sitting on? That's s mess if you're sitting there for a while.

[@stephenkincses9232]

MikeSPx24bj9 I'd slip em into my pockets, and come in with literal deep pockets

[@alexh8613]

That's an easy one, just throw it in your pocket.

[@Mappster]

everyone will see you do that lol... i mean switching must happen during a casual movement that most people do in everyday life to prevent even the slightest chance of exposure. like fixing your tie, or scarch your leg, the real deal is, doing something that seems ordinary from the outside but still have time to hide the original deck safely. pulling chair closer seems pretty common, but it is way to visible, as its a bigger movement. so 2 out of 4 players will likely have a glimpse of what you are up to.

[@Benji17170]

"this is where the pro players show their skills. barny has put a huge pile of chips to scare everyone off". WTF why would he try to "scare eveyone off" with a flush. LOL

[@jayfeely7239]

Depends on what the board is showing. If it's showing a straight flush or something higher...

[@9k49]

I guess it’s because King and Queen of Spades form higher flushes?

[@joaoc6920]

@@9k49 Again, thats even more of s reason to value bet and not scare everyone off

[@snusunnsnejnusns3682]

Joao C I don’t think the writers know much about poker

[@llgg1668]

It‘s definitely a place where you have to decide between value betting and denying equity. Since the pot was already really big as i assume it was a 3- or 4-bet pot with a big c-bet by the guy with aces, i can see why you might want to take the pot down now and deny equty from a hand like Ks + A . Also if the board doesn‘t come another spade that hand would fold to a shove, so it‘s really hard to get called by worse on the river, whereas a nut flush draw might still call on the turn. A + Qs is also a hand that would call on the turn but fold on the river.

[@sickdeckster3677]

If they actually made money cheating at poker why would they talk about it on a show?

[@DoomsdayR3sistance]

+BadBeat69 because they refund them the money and having a TV show is Legal, doesn't get you beat up for cheating or sued? Also great for when not filming since your name will have more pull with casinos looking for security consultants... very lucrative. Those might just be some reasons.

[@TheBroadwood]

They should have tried this with Hellmuth and given him the J10 flush 😂

[@timothyalvis6654]

"So sick. I can't win a ******* hand. These ******* amateurs draw out on me so often. It's like God hates me." -Probably Hellmuth a few times this past week

[@saint7370]

in new orleans we call this a tutorial on how to get shot

[@filipbuczynski9905]

saint7370 😂👍🏻

[@TiberiousNeruda]

What's funny is you can hear the last pro's words at 7:47... "This is absolute cold deck!" Oh, how right you were, and didn't know it. Ironically, the term 'cold deck' has a standard meaning in legit games: a hand where something completely unbelievable happens, like a Royal Flush beating 4 Aces, or having the shared cards draw the Royal Flush, both of which I've seen happen.

[@Marijnloe]

Great video!! I really liked it!!! :)

[@user-ny7tc2vl5f]

This looks like EVERY fucken hand I ever had betting online poker

[@-hitman-9103]

“Any tips when playing poker?” “Uh ya don’t play with these guys” Lol

[@haleiwahi27]

6:09min A straight or a flush, 2 of the highest hands in poker? Really??

[@waffles9771]

LOL

[@theanimal8000]

8:34 Isn't that the ring that is used to reflect the cards showing you them?

[@UHLASKAGUY907]

Rigid Yah. It is called a shiner..even the "pro" is a hack

[@oz_jones]

+UHLASKAGUY907 It's like reality tv is scripted or something... :D

[@JoeLibby]

It doesn't look like it has enough of a mirror surface to be a shiner ring.

[@io9469]

DoubleYouEyeElElEyeAyeEm iiiiiiii

[@inflylll725]

3:52 Now the deck is in his a** 😂

[@kevscaballero4457]

These "pros" havent won shit lol

[@pcoverxbox7161]

Kevs Caballero it's because they were cheating. The pros can't win if they are getting cheated.

[@domlipski5226]

He means in general they haven't won shit.

[@nunu7797]

150k in winnings really isn't that impressive for a proffesional poker player.

[@zorzdepaloma88]

We talk about 7 years old video?

[@imacookieboichocchip8819]

Half a fucking million

[@mahbobahmed9875]

“Don’t give them too high of a hand or they will catch on.” **Gives them pocket aces**

[@rexoid0800]

They mean in general, not just starting hands. It would be a bit fishy if say everyone had full houses and quads and they had a royal flush. It would be obvious the cards were set up as the odds of that happening are astronomical. It needs to look convincing.

[@dumbfool6488]

8:35 he is wearing a reflective/mirror ring so he can see the under side of a card (know exacly what it is) before he deal, mans a cheater himself

[@sarahjackson84]

The only reason i watched this was to learn the scam for future use.

[@Magic-bf8gz]

There's no way you can learn to do it from this. Besides you can practice for years and one small mistake can expose you.

[@robtarry3205]

Magic20151 yeah paul has been practicing for years and still the guy can smell the cheat at the end

[@Magic-bf8gz]

They didn't know he was cheating.

[@robtarry3205]

Magic20151 He didn't but he sensed it that's why he was saying cold deck by the end of the second cheat round

[@Magic-bf8gz]

I think that also refers to a hand where something unbelievable happens.

[@ugabaluga5447]

At 2:37 thats not a deck of cards . Thats a small jotter

[@robertnesy7850]

when I used to play cards, (specifically gin) the person shuffling would let the other guy cut the cards. But not only was the other person allowed to cut the cards, he also had the option to shuffle the cards and then pass it over to the person who originally shuffled first. At that point, the deal can reshuffle and let the other person cut again. I think it was allowed to go back and forth a couple times and then the cards would get delt out. I dont see this form of dealing happening anymore.

[@can0mark]

Why would they spot it? They're poker players, not magicians. Plus it's set up like it's a casual game. If you're playing a casual game you're not gonna pay super close attention to how someone is shuffling just so you can spot a potential false shuffle.

[@RezidueWithaZ]

1:00 okay thats actually impressive though

[@rawlinsonboy]

''This is an absolute cold deck'' - he called it!

[@chessandmathguy]

2:20 "Cute Jess for the smuggle." Yes... cute Jess indeed.

[@seanhalpin4919]

KZbin algorithm.exe has finally started working

[@gimpzilla]

my question is why didnt the pro with 3 aces fold to an all in on the flush draw?

[@Stevenyd121]

It's fake dumbass

[@smad66]

well it's not a draw, you mean with a possible flush. And it was staged probably. Eben though he has a chance to boat up

[@krisinsaigon]

Well a controlled level of risk is the best strategy

[@ITSjustWOOL]

Its complicated. It mainly depends on how big the all in was. But if you're folding top set there you are overfolding (unless he did an incredibly large allin) and your opponent can bluff any 2 cards on that turn because the amount he loses for the few hands you will call is much less than the amount he wins every other time you fold, if it was a half pot all in technically you should be defending 67% of your hands to stop your opponent printing money by bluffing any two, you adjust it depending on your reads and defend tighter of course because there are 3 players. Also top set still had 20% equity vs a flush there, so if your opponent jammed 33% of the pot and showed you his flush, you still have to call every time because its a profitable call overall.

[@ITSjustWOOL]

@Hehdhchrydhd Duunhdjrjdjdj there there. Brains aren't your strong point eh? top set is not equal to a boat. You have 20% equity on the turn because top set can improve to a boat or quads.... dumb fuck :)

[@klgonzwastakenbymydad]

The poker players give any tips to avoid playing with cheaters: *players list tips that they apparently didn’t use themselves*

[@WDub963]

I’m so confused since when do the players shuffle and deal cards? Like where are the house dealers?

[@rexoid0800]

There isn't always a dealer in pubs or a home game.

[@AMauMusic]

I may have misunderstood which sequence/s you were referring to...which time point is the second sequence?

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

That "move" at 3:00 is so ridiculously obvious that it's beyond laughable. I'm sure he's seen that in some cheesy spy movie and thought it wasn't obvious, but that was so dumb.

[@cerealmilk6877]

That drop off of the deck of cards was so bad lol. One hand down, him scratching his mustache trying to play it off. Looked like a scene from a movie

[@letskeepitformal6537]

Flush on the turn, instantly goes all in to “scare everyone off” nope not buying it

[@cyruscheng499]

Kami trick

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

the switch at 3:45 was so obvious.

[@eduardoarty1228]

FortNikitaBullion hahaha super obvious

[@charlierobinsonmagician7593]

but very effective

[@jonasmartinez28]

Him moving the chair made up for it and you wouldn't be starting at a person moving their chair to get more comfortable

[@seamorington2760]

What switch? WHERE?

[@jeremypilot1015]

Never take your eye off the cards. I haven't won tons of money at poker but I've caught plenty of cheats.

[@jessthehuman]

Cold deck - because it has not been warmed up yet from play. umm...

[@jmoon808]

A straight or a flush are not two of the highest hands in poker :/

[@kratos7893]

right as soon as i heard that im like what no.. i think he meant the two highest hands that are dealt most often cuz royal flushes and straight flushes are the hardest to get and yeah i think thats what he meant but just didnt say it right. if he did mean what he said then he is the dumbest narrator ever lol

[@duanedibbley258]

he was just trying to simplify it for the part of the audience that doesn't understand the rules. Its pretty simple really.

[@kratos7893]

Duane Dibbley wait how does not knowing what the highest hands in poker are simplify it for the audience??

[@AA-100]

Not a straight or a flush but a straight flush.

[@nerdragingSC2]

well, considering the fact that getting a straight is about 1 in 254 hands and a flush is 1 in 508. furthermore, %97 of all hands played will be no better than a 2 pair. %92 are only going to be a pair. Id say a straight is pretty damn hard to beat in most scenarios.

[@RaceOplasmaz]

ya'll got any of those pixels? i feel so gald to live in the age of 1080p

[@BilbusBaggins]

This Is Cool This Would Be A Cool Way To Impress Everyone In A Game Night

[@4DXTProductions]

Most obvious deck switch ever Haha

[@Justin-pf2ml]

Omg the switch was obvious my face scrunched all the way to the back of my ears. 😬😖🤦‍♂️

[@AMauMusic]

Staircase shuffling and Zarrow shuffling are much harder to pull off in front of poker players. A false overhand can often be far more deceptive in a semi-casual game, you'll be surprised how many people don't bat an eyelid to one of those.

[@MUFCZONE]

love this program!

[@JohnWings-g1s]

5:15 "Has a jack and a ten which has really strong potential" Those jokers stopped doing math in prymary school.

[@onemama30poppas27]

"How to get beat down, robbed, and/or worse"

[@Chibbox]

In a tournament the players are so alert and focused on the deck. Its a whole other story than a friendly game of cards.

[@jasonlittle1326]

How many decks r u guys usein

[@gabrielwang4321]

I don’t think her sneaking in the cold deck was really necessary, bc they could have just kept the deck in their pocket

[@pyrykitula3901]

This would never work in real life because players don’t deal cards for themselves usually

[@kevmmm]

Pyry Kitula they do in private games

[@JEBAGRAFFITI]

There are places where you can literally buy 1 pizza for 2 dollars. it depends on what food you wanna buy, if you wanna buy healthy food like salat, and those stuff then you can buy around 500 times. And if you want junk food and cola, then you can maybe 200-400 times. Cola is cheaper then water in some countries.

[@LEON13858]

this is what i love about scams and cons. you can take even the most skilled down with something you just learned last night.

[@crackerjackrappr]

Those guys combined haven't won more combined than the least established world series of poker player.

[@devils1]

3:00 why couldnt paul just have the deck in his pocket the whole time before

[@ananda_miaoyin]

Even at a friendly game, we have a dealer. Only the dealer button gets passed around.

[@jimdingle4521]

This is way too complicated for a game of poker...i'd rather just play and lose all my money than taking the time to set this up lmao

[@meowdalachow7932]

i once saw a kid say hit me when he had a 19 in blackjack. Even the people behind were like dude bad call

[@rexoid0800]

Whats that got to do with the price of fish?

[@jdroberts5323]

"...Gave Barney boatman four 8's, and beat him with a straight flush". You do realise there is approximately a 2 billion to 1 chance of having quads and a straight flush in the same hand? This video is quite simply, ridiculous. If you think anyone is going to fall for this terrible hustle then you haven't played enough poker.

[@IAmPez]

Where on earth did you get that number from? The odds are nowhere near that long, that's just absurd to suggest. 4-handed as it and, with 2 cards to the quads being dealt in the hole, it's probably a lot more like 1 in 100,000,000 or so at a rough estimate. Still very long odds I grant you, but nowhere near the essential impossibility you stated. *edit. I forgot a player was already eliminated at that point, so it's actually 4-handed, not 5 as I originally said. Making the chances of such a scenario occurring even more likely.

[@Magic-bf8gz]

No matter how attentive the other players are there's always a way to slip by them. Doing so can be incredibly difficult.

[@fsylla69]

Wheres Worm??

[@Spanian]

Why not just take the deck in with you? Why the waitress?

[@PocketPokerRoomcom]

This is why I made an app to manage your home poker games. No one can sneak in chips or mess with the shuffle.

[@ballerlarva4214]

Quads vs a straight flush? You don't need to make the cooler nearly that brutal, just deal them KK or QQ vs AA with a clean runout or AK vs 44 on an AT4 flop. There are so many spots in poker where you're just usually going to get stacked that come up loads. Running 2 premium hands into 2 better premium hands in one session isn't even vaguely suspicious or unusual.

[@cuggyboysmith81]

Love this!!

[@Quorra__]

I don’t actually know how to play poker this just looked cool

[@va960]

It just came from nowhere to my recommendations, but pretty interesting.

[@tydeze1]

If you want to see something actually good, watch Richard Turner, the man is unbelievable. He can do all this shit, without a loaded deck, and with nothing more than his hands and any ole deck of cards.

[@bmsvg7356]

Maybe these guys are good, but try this against Daniel Negranu. He’ll sniff out your cards in seconds.

[@ThisIsUnrealReality]

He probably still could. Maybe the deck switch was a bit obvious, but a peak and second deal would give them a huge edge over the others.

[@7555mac]

he looks at the players before switching the deck, then his switch was so obvious.

[@TerminalChillness975]

what are they playing?

[@adrianashby1033]

Amazon delivery man comes in yelling " cold deck for Alex, sign here'. Did you see the switch??!!

[@scottleicester4266]

Harvey out of Eastenders is a pro poker player, who knew.

[@netanelgichtin2772]

They didn't notice she randomly dropped her hand

[@ders.]

It was to use the table to write on

[@gimbobjenkins405]

Sure it was, its not like she had a notepad or anything.

[@mikelowery435]

Claude and Ray showed us this off the movie life

[@lancekanter5870]

Does no one cut the deck before dealing?

[@guitarjpm9]

TOPBET is almost 2 months late with my $2700 payout

[@tomfu7656]

You can crimp the bottom card and cut the deck,and Alex can find the crimp can cut the crimp card to the bottom to make the false cut.

[@noname.4663]

At the end of the video, do the hustlers actually take all the money or do they give it back?

[@tydeze1]

If you guys want to see someone actually do this without a loaded deck. Go watch Richard Turner. That man can actually do this with any old deck of cards. He can be the one shuffling, or he can hand the deck off to someone else and they can reshuffle it every round and he will still be able to deal any hand he wants. The man literally sees with his hands and there is no one else that can do the things he can.

[@simplelife88393]

lol I totally forgot this show existed I used to watch it all the time

[@nioghalvfemsproblemer3734]

Paul clearly just works for PokerStars.