Villain POCKETS CHIPS before GOING ALL-IN & I CALL HIM OUT!! // Texas Holdem Poker Vlog 100

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0:10 Hand 1 - JdJc
1:32 Hand 2 - KsQs
2:38 Hand 3 - QsQc
4:10 Hand 4 - JhJc
6:04 Hand 5 - AhJc
8:33 Controversy at the Table
9:31 Hand 6 - AsTd
11:38 Hand 7 - Jc8c
12:46 Hand 8 - KcKs
14:06 Hand 9 Tc9h
15:21 Results
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[@PokerBEAST]

100 Episodes! Wow! Ty for all the love and support. Ty for the likes, comments, subs and anyone who has supported me by saying “Hi” in public or grabbing some Merch. Can’t wait to see what happens by episode 200!

[@ianshirreffs5604]

I'll be riding with you beast!!! 🤜🤛

[@Thatdudejones1]

5:40 you fold KJ lol you play extremely tight?

[@chichiboo17]

Cato, he took 8 off the table! Watch again!

[@JordanTylerVincent]

You’re totally right about him taking money off the table.

[@ZeroToPatrick]

Former dealer here. Table stakes means table stakes and the rules of the game apply to every player during every hand. And if an all-in is declared, that means ~ALL~ of that player's chips are at risk...including all the money that went south in this case, even if it's "just five bucks." Floor person should have been called to clarify and enforce the rule. Love your videos and glad you're back to regular posting! Cheers!

[@markminks546]

Good point on calling the floor person over. He or she would have likely restated the rule for the entire table to hear, and there probably wouldn't have been as much table talk afterward by the other players. It's surprising to me that anyone would try to defend it. Nobody cares about $5 one way or the other, but we do care about the integrity of the game, and that's only maintained when everyone respects the rules.

[@Nikkithedog-t6b]

Ok dealer, he tips the whites to you then shoves, what do you do then, return them into the pot? I have seen this move 10 times through the years and never has the dealer said no. Once a guy did it for 20 of a 50 shove. I told the dealer later it wasn't right but it is what it is.

[@ZeroToPatrick]

@@Nikkithedog-t6b Was there verbal declaration of intent before action? If so, that is binding regardless of everything else. But if there is any question or ambiguity as to the intent of a player's actions, a floor person should be called to determine the correct ruling. That's not the dealer's place. Cheers!

[@speakinfaxonly21]

That's incorrect bro. It's different everywhere. Just say that's how it was specific to YOUR CASINO. I play at ENCORE in Boston. If you play 2/5 and go all in, and you have 1,004$. You are ONLY ON THE HOOK FOR THE 1,000$. WHITE CHIPS DO NOT PLAY UNLESS THEY ARE INCREMENTS OF 5. If you really were a former dealer, you'd know that every single cardroom is totally different and makes their own rules regarding certain instances. You're a joke lmao

[@mkadlec99]

Congrats Cato, the dealer should have quickly handled the chips-in-pocket situation by calling it out so you didn't have to.

[@mitchelsantos8898]

You are slow are you wearing a helmet

[@markminks546]

Right on

[@LtFrankDrebin100]

100% on the dealer who never should’ve put you in that position to decide if you wanted to make an issue of it or not. What makes it more galling is that it happened directly in front of the dealer. No way the dealer could’ve missed that happening. And even if it was only like $5 it certainly makes a difference in the long run when you factor in the rake at the lower limit games.

[@chichiboo17]

It was 8$ , he cheated twice lol

[@keithpeavey5242]

I would of called for the floor immediately before moving forward with anymore action in the hand. What that guy did is totally unacceptable, and you were spot on by calling him out!

[@frankincredible]

You would call the floor over $5 in a 2/5 game?

[@edwardvillareal6092]

if the guy takes $2 off his stack to tip a waitress, for “going south” in the middle of hands are u calling the floorq?

[@ryanbachatarockstar]

It's an All In situation, in the middle of the hand. Big difference between tipping a waitress between hands, and an all in during the hand. All in means All of it, not 5 bucks less. What if PokerBeast had the flush? Wouldn't he want all of the money? Unless he previously declared the money doesn't play, then all of it is on the table in a table stakes game.

[@frankincredible]

@@ryanbachatarockstar you're right. I'd probably call the Floor manager, security, and the police. Never know if things are about to get wild. If someone's willing to take $5 off the table what else are they capable of?

[@keithpeavey5242]

@@frankincredible I absolutely would of. I have dealt with a very similar situation before. It's not about the money, it's a poker etiquette thing. You play a no limit card game. All in means, all in.

[@GorillaStrength]

It’s definitely against the rules to take money off the table while still playing whether in the middle of a hand or not. You were 1000% in the right bro and respect for having the balls to call him out. Keep the videos coming and I’ll keep my thumb on that like button 👍🏽.

[@keithkelso9872]

White chips??? They don’t really count

[@GorillaStrength]

@@keithkelso9872 I don’t know what cruise ships you play on but every single chip on the felt counts.

[@markminks546]

@@keithkelso9872 I suppose it depends on each casino's rules. Based on some comments here, some casinos don't count the $1 chips. I personally have never seen that; in my experience every chip on the table is in play...

[@paulbuker9596]

The guys sticking up for him are worse than the guy going south...I 100% would have said something too, and I would have told whoever said something about it to mind his own and get a clue

[@Lakers-nu6wo]

Why does he only tip $1? He must be real stingy to only tip $1 after winning a $717 pot 🤣🤣🤣

[@paulbuker9596]

It was a split pot

[@Lakers-nu6wo]

@@paulbuker9596 ... What??? He won the pot of $717... it WAS NOT a split pot... so you saying the pot was $1,434? Nah, this dude is stingy, its not the 1st time either, I have seen him tip a dollar either 🤣🤣🤣

[@paulbuker9596]

@@Lakers-nu6wo This hand that I commented on about the guy taking chips off the table was a split pot, both had A-J

[@Lakers-nu6wo]

@@paulbuker9596 ... I am talking about the hand that he won for $717, not the A J hand... he only tipped a buck...

[@jorgef2022]

In all my vlog watching I have never paused to comment. Be here, paused.. you are 100% correct to call him out. You can't take any chips of the table in the middle of the hand. And those guys, are worse than him. Also, congrats on 100, and by the way I will buy 5% of your action for the main event. Who knows maybe we both get to the final table.

[@PokerBEAST]

Shoot me an email at [e-mail]! That would be so sick. It’s prob going to happen now.

[@speakinfaxonly21]

@@PokerBEAST definitely didn't happen lol. You were out in Day 1

[@carterman123]

In most 2-5 games the white chips don’t play in all in situations unless it’s exactly $5. If the opponent thought it was less than 5 it makes sense to pull them. Example with Odd number like $9 - $5 goes in, the other $4 doesn’t play. Still shouldn’t pull em, but it’s not that unusual.

[@christophercarle111]

This this this this this. Finally. It took me reading a million comments to find this one. Very normal to see players throw change to a dealer when going all in at a 2/5 game. If they had $152, then they go all-in for $150 and throw the $2 to the dealer. The fact that this one happens to be a full $5, means that it should absolutely stay in play. However, the people in these comments and even the video poster are making this into a much bigger deal than it was. “Rules are rules” blah blah blah. Remind me never to play with any of you. You all sound super fun.

[@MJKINC]

If the dealer seen buddy take the $5 off the table and didn't say anything, then the dealer is the problem. And you are 100% RIGHT in asking where the whites went. If he wanted a few bucks he could ask the table before hand. We are allowed to pay for drinks out of our stacks up here in Canada and take money out for meals when we take a 1 hour dinner break. Keep up the good work!

[@CBonesey]

Congrats on the 100th episode!! I do like the $200 to $2,200 one as well! All the heaters are fun to watch, but also love seeing all the other balanced sessions - even the losses. Keep up the good work man!

[@robbdale40]

Congrats on 100 episodes. Rare feat! Also, I agree with you. I have been chastised for taking chips off of the table mid session. You were right!

[@johncobb2562]

Love that you show your folds. It helps keep everything in context. Thanks for all the great content.

[@brucefolger4748]

Congrats PokerBEAST!!! I'm just glad that head healed up after the backflip. Cheers man!!

[@jonahfrankel7948]

you are my favorite poker vlogger. Easily the most entertaining on KZbin. Congrats on 100!

[@PokerBEAST]

Thank you!

[@icebrain99]

Love all of your videos man, congrats on 100 episodes!

[@markw1302]

Congrats on the 100th Ep. Also, right move by you to call out the pocket chipper!

[@marceloimperialjr7502]

Congrats on 100 videos Cato continue to push out great content ❤️

[@JamesBrown-fb6zt]

Love your comments during play the sarcasm is definitely a plus 😂 😂 😂

[@PunkPoker]

Hey Cato. I really enjoy the humor and analysis in your videos. I happen to agree with you about the guy taking money off the table during a hand. It doesn't matter how much it was, it was the principle. Good luck in the Main Event this year!

[@ronaldelza1152]

I wonder how the table would have reacted to someone adding money during a hand. Any ways I like all of your content keep up the good work for another 100 shows

[@happycat6836]

i heard a story that a guy with flush draw adds money during hands and calls all in and loses the hand , lmao

[@drdrayfromla99]

That’s not allowed either. Can only play what is front of you. It changes the whole dynamic of the hand and how your opponent plays it/has it planned.

[@cmbsoldja]

I had a lady add $100 during a hand before. She had already looked at her cards but you could tell she wasn't doing it to get value from a monster. I had AQ and ended up taking the money she added.

[@chichiboo17]

He took 8 off the table!

[@garrettmendenhall1290]

This vlog really is great. Keep up the good work and GL at the tables.

[@Chaos_Joe23]

Hey congrats on episode 100! Yeah I would of said something as well. It's all about the principal but it gave off a tell that it was a weak hand. Im sure if he didn't do that your call would be a bit more difficult. Thanks for the content!

[@georgewoodward2544]

Thanks man. Always enjoy your videos. You're a damn good player

[@JohnSmith-ml2zr]

You were exactly right to say something about the chips being taken off the table. Congratulations on your 100 vlog glad to see you running good to. Sending you run good for the wsop.

[@chichiboo17]

He even lied twice, he took 8 off the table

[@TheGreekSneak]

Love these uploads. Keep up the great work brother! 🙏💯👍

[@TheScapegoat420]

Great vlogger! Love your style. Keep em comin.

[@richardt7132]

you're absolutely right! it's about the principle of never taking any chips off in the middle of a hand, he might've had a green or black chip hiding in there lol who knows..

[@f2pwhale890]

Really happy to see u crushing in this video cato! Good luck

[@Bazza22264]

great videos Cato ...love seeing the folds too ..giving better context of hands dealt ..

[@nightmareaccomplice5816]

YES you should have said something!!!! Rules are there for a reason! Don't worry what anyone else thinks!!

[@ronthackrah5844]

I always pull my tip / food chips off the table before a hand if I intend to pay from my stack and to avoid this. When shoe has been on other foot I’ve allowed players to take the tip money out of the all in when they ask. It’s always been a nominal amount and only a rec player would want to do this, so I oblige them

[@speakinfaxonly21]

Bingo. And that's the key point a lot of people are missing. Pros don't do this. Only a rec would. Why piss off the recs and avoid them giving you action? Letting the few dollars slide could net you more in the future. I'm a long term kinda guy. That's how poker players are supposed to be.

[@mkader2494]

I'm glad you called the villain out, he should not have taken those chips off the table. I totally agree with you that the amount is irrelevant, it's the principle that matters. Nice profitable session. Looking forward to the next one!

[@TOM-C.]

Yeah, I would have let it go. The act was a great tell that he wasn't holding the nuts, and at just $5 it's not worth the drama. In the end, he did have a good reason wanting to tip someone. He should have just asked if you minded, and you would have said no, go ahead. Lesson learned, and you were in the right, but it's one of those things you think about afterward, and say to yourself, nah, I'll probably leave it alone next time. 👍✌

[@michaeljuarez7218]

I understand your point completely. In that situation, I would’ve used the information as a sign of weakness and quickly made the call, without making him add them back. That’s just me, but you were completely in the right and that was an amateur and sneaky move. Keep up the good work out there. I’m new to your channel and will be following for sure.

[@branchtana315]

I'm kind of middle of the road when it comes to the situation with the guy taking money off the table. As it pertains to the rules of the game, you're absolutely correct that you can't "go south" at any point while at the table. This is why in so many rooms if someone racks up and leaves a table, they make the player wait a certain amount of time (generally something in the 1hr range) before the player can come back and start fresh at another table. Obviously this is so people can't use table changes or racking up to be able to take money off the table. Now on the other hand, taking $5 off the table is much different than taking $100 or something substantial off the table. Every room has different rules for this, but the few casinos around me allow players to take money off their stack at any time, whether it be for food, drinks, tips, or whatever. One room I play in allows you to take $15 off your stack, a couple others let you take $20 off. I guess there's still a difference between taking the money off with live cards and without live cards though. So this is why I can understand why the rest of the table didn't like you calling him out. Like I said, you're well within your right to do so, but for such a trivial amount I probably would have leaned towards calling him out in a joking manner so he realizes what he did isn't right, but I ultimately wouldn't have pressed the issue for $5.

[@tomhughes6587]

I agree with your actions regarding the $5. It definitely helped you make the call. Glad you’re back.

[@jvjoe4376]

You were absolutely correct for calling him out on removing chips off the table. I wonder what else goes on at that table? Good job on you100 th epidode. Thanks for posting

[@jambiee]

Congrats on 100! All are so well done! I think I let the $5 go, very much against the rules. I’d report the dealer as the dealer is the problem, you shouldn’t have to regulate at the table. Also, that’s a super helpful tell, it gave you $, so I’d keep it to myself for the edge in play. Id probably give you $ for a cash game as you are rocking low stakes, not sure about the main event. I love seeing all the folds too, it helps give me context. You’re my favorite poker streamer!

[@chichiboo17]

He took 8 off the table! Watch again!

[@jamesmurray7596]

I don't care if it was 4 food stamps off the EBT card all $$ stays on the table. Forget what them other non poker players saying. You did the right thing. He made a tell and you caught it. Good work. Love the videos

[@georgepetree4407]

I don’t care what anybody says as far as tip money or anything. There’s poker etiquette and rules in place for a reason. You are 100% correct my good sir. This game is an absolute wonderful game. We have to keep it that way. I get mistakes happen and yada yada, but move past it, shut the hell up, shuffle up and deal!! Great vid bud 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@Hoevek]

When you broke down how long it takes to make a video I had already hit the like button. Congrats on 100 episodes!

[@PokerBEAST]

Thanks! Cheers! It’s kinda crazy, but I really love playing poker and making videos, so it really is a dream to get this opportunity.

[@williamdeviney1269]

The "200 to 2400" video is my favorite one you have done also. Good luck in the main event.

[@PokerBEAST]

Thank you! Imagine run good like that in the Main Event!

[@markhellie6837]

Great vlog! Casinos obviously allow you to take some money off the table for tips and to pay for food, beverages, massages, etc. Mid-hand, it is an absolute no-no. At many casinos, anything less than $5 does not count towards an all-in bet in a 2/5 game (not sure what the rules are at Jamul). Usually, if the all-in player is going home if he loses, the all-in player pre-tips the dealer the left over amounts. It looks like your opponent may have thought that he had less than the $5 amount when he picked up the remaining amount. Still, he should have confirmed that the amount was not in play, and, if he wanted a good run-out, should have tipped the remainder to the dealer. It is like the high stakes $100-$200 no-limit games where players have $50K to $500K. Frequently, the lowest chip denomination in play is $100 chips. You can sometimes see a stack of $5 chips for tipping. If a person goes all in, usually the $5 chips are not considered in play, even if they total over $100 (despite being “table stakes”). If he’s a pro, he seems like scummy POS. I would definitely call that sneaky shit out. If he’s a recreational player, it’s probably an honest mistake, and I would not say anything (especially if he is a regular donator to the cause). I can’t tell if the comments on the table were from regs or not, but it seemed like they may have been regs that would let it go for the sake of not making recreational play feel embarrassed. Remember, the recs are there for fun. In short, no hoodie, backpack, and headphones, I probably don’t say anything.

[@cardonz8603]

Bro I love your videos PlS and I mean PLS post Texas everyday I like your videos. That’s why I’m subbed nice 👍🏼

[@austinlharris]

My favorite episode is the next one you'll be posting!

[@GetRichorDieScratching]

I think it’s the principle of the rule ~ no one playing poker cares about $5 ~ but you can’t take money off the table especially when you are in a live hand and all-in.

[@PokerBEAST]

Good to see you. This is how I feel too.

[@Ashfold_Eberesche]

You were 100% right about the chips. Like... it doesn't matter how much it is. You can't shove and then go "Oh, but I'm putting these back in my pocket". It doesn't work that way. Like, what if you'd shoved into him? Could he go "Call, but not this $5"? Surely not, right? You've absolutely right, a line has to been drawn and the fairest way for EVERYONE is for the rule to be that you can't take chips off the table while in play. CERTAINLY not in the MIDDLE OF A HAND! That's just so bonkers out of line that I can't believe anyone could disagree. Oh, and "It's personal, but I don't do it"... don't do WHAT?! Does this happen often? People go "Oh, I'll just pocket some chips before shoving" all the time and you intentionally just let it go? Well good for you, mate. Honestly it sounds judgemental as fuck too. It's like he's talking about masturbating to a picture of your own sister. "Oh, it's a personal choice but *I* sure as fuck wouldn't do it". Condescending wanker. And really, if he wants to tip anyone then he can open up his wallet. If those $5 are the difference between being able to tip or not then he shouldn't have put them on the table in the first place. This is just so crazy, I can't believe people were AGAINST you on this. I totally expected you to be like "The table gave the other guy total shit for it" when you started saying that. But no, apparently they live in some really fucked world where you can just say "All-in, except not all". What the fuck.

[@Ashfold_Eberesche]

Oh, and it's fantastic to see you regularly uploading again. I've had nothing to watch while I eat my dinner for months! ;---;

[@stanleylouis402]

First time watching you great video I really like what you've done here

[@PokerBEAST]

Welcome aboard!

[@dicruz8536]

The dealer definitely should have called him out for removing chips from the table during a hand. It's just something you don't do. I understand he may have wanted to tip someone, but he should have asked if it was okay first and then no one would have had an issue. Easy. He knew it wasn't the right thing to do and I'm sorry the table gave you a hard time about it : ( Happy 100! : )

[@davidkrafsig195]

You are a narration style of your blogs is very good.

[@mycigaradventures8322]

My favorite video is when you hit the bad beat 🔥

[@jessebrown8519]

All the channels beg for a thumbs up - you're the only one I ever give it to ❣️ with love from Montana

[@PokerBEAST]

I appreciate it! I hate to beg, but when you put it in your video, you increase your likes by 50% and if it’s in the first 1/3 of the video, it is 100%. It’s just the name of the YT game. Cheers!

[@upbreaker7055]

You are right to call him out. Just remember poker is a social game as well so self awareness and you knowing others perceptions of you is important as well. This type of action will surely change that.

[@seanrk876]

i did that one time when i was new to live cash. won a few pots and wanted to put profits in my pocket and as i started taking them off the whole table plus dealer started looking at me crazy. learned that day. you did nothing wrong.

[@michaelnguyen6734]

Congrats on your 100. I would have called the guy out as well. Totally right on your part. The dealer should have said something.

[@ajsimpson4478]

The dealer shouldn't have even put you in that position. That's that person's job to catch those kinds of things. Happy 100 episode man

[@ericboscovich]

Awesome videos man. You good on your call for the rest of chips. He didn't say a certain amount, he said all in. That means all of it. Other players need to learn poker rules.

[@Jelleasy]

The kings fold with the chance at a river king high flush is a very tight fold btw, he can have tons of worse hands but I understand it

[@yongsoochang8722]

Yes, thems the rules and good on you for pointing it out. Nice catch, however the movie Rounders comes to mind when you catch someone's tell, keep it to yourself and keep it in mind for later...if it was green chips for sure call him out.

[@kevinmoore3743]

I’m with you. Rules are rules. You are definitely not the problem, the guy that took the chips off the table and the dealer not addressing it are the problem. Also anyone that has an issue with you calling him out is part of the problem. You were in the right 100%

[@Paul_pp]

White 1 dollar chips usually dont play in an all in and It is very common to let a person that is all in keep a blind for gas or a tip, If you google letting a player keep a chip or 1$ chips don't play in an all in in terms to poker etiquette and you will see its very common and the person didn't do anything that isn't a normal in most cash games.

[@kennethbattaglia2994]

Btw I love your stuff man! As a 1/3 player myself, I find your vlogs the most relatable and love how you sprinkle in a little bit of humor without detracting from the poker at all! Do u have a discord? I'd love to be part of any community with you in it! Rock on man, Brad Owens has nothing on you 💪💪

[@PokerBEAST]

No discord! Maybe one day.

[@jambiee]

@@PokerBEAST I'd join the discord too, without a doubt. Looking forward to that day! :)

[@PriusMike88]

Brad Owens has nothing on him? Um, except for about 600k more followers, hundreds of thousands more in annual KZbin revenue, WPT deals, and the biggest KZbin following in all of poker vloggers ..

[@barrysmith8186]

There are poker rules for a reason. In my opinion no matter how much it was you kept him honest. Good on yeah!

[@lesliehamilton2020]

If its $5, or $50, you can't take money off the table. If you allow ANY money to be taken off mid hand, that opens the door for someone else to get away with it. Gotta be a line drawn somewhere!

[@andreweschbach7225]

Going south is wrong no matter what anyone thinks. Good on you for calling him out. Anyone who doesn't call that kind of behavior out is clueless.

[@douglassommerfield3240]

As a dealer in our 2/5 game the whites are for tipping and are not counted for all in bets.

[@zareh805]

Congrats Beast!

[@PokerBEAST]

Ty! You’ve been here since the early days! Much appreciated

[@patrickpotrzuski9242]

Our poker room allows it for drinks and food but not during an active hand usually

[@jeffreyb4438]

it's a good call out .. your right it's the principle of the game...also good observation

[@lankaprince]

When you folded all those hands, I would have played (depending on position/action): K/J off 8/10 off 2/3 suited in the SB for sure! Nobody sees the skinny coming 🤷 Yes interested in staking you. GL!

[@PokerBEAST]

KJ had a three bet in front of me I believe. Email [e-mail]

[@tny0515]

Sorry to say. Watched the video because of title . Anticipating a player going south with a big amount. Ended up only being $5 only. It was pretty petty arguing that. And once he explained himself saying he was gonna tip the waitress. I would of just stayed quiet if I was in your shoes. It's was nothing malice . But hey had it been $500 I would of totally agreed with you.

[@johnnyrocketz7113]

************* Even 5 bucks on 2-5 game has to play if he went/called All In . If he had 7 or 8 chips, he plays 5 and keeps 2 or 3. I usually just tip it before show down. If he had 4 whites, he could take them with him after showdown. Some poker rooms make you put extra chips ONLY when all in, instead of multiples of $5 chips. **************

[@elaineengland6373]

Of course you should say something. Rules are rules for a reason. How could you know how much he really took of the table. Congrats 🍾🎉🎈🎊 on 100 videos!!!

[@leojoseph6385]

Great episode! You can't let bullshit moves slide, period. And yes the dealer should've corrected him immediately unless the dealer didn't see it. As far as the other players berating you for protecting your hand & interest, they're out of line...but now at least you know a bit more about their lack of Honor. Bottom line:. You have a vested interest to Speak Up and must not wait for someone else to do it for you!

[@poseiidon674]

You were 100% in the right. It doesn’t matter if he was tipping someone or paying for his mother bills; you don’t take money off the table unless the whole table is okay with it. And for the other players to call you out over it is very discouraging to hear. This means they would do the same thing which is just blasphemous that they think it’s okay

[@johnspence8141]

Your KK Is a good fold and you left at the right time, good job

[@yadigg4437]

you could have let it go because it’s only 5 bucks but he put you in a tough spot with that jam so i would have mentioned it too just for information 😂 but there’s rules in poker for a reason & that should always be the bottom line.. that other guy should have minded his business & the dealer should have had your back. 100% justified in calling it out. btw havent missed a vlog since you’ve been back keep crushing cato!

[@academicdeaneducation6671]

You did the right thing. You can't take money off the table. The dealer should have called him out but I would have calles him out. It isn't a home game and everyone is playing for real money.

[@SomeWhiteGuy_]

Money doesn’t leave table.. agree with you beast

[@SomeWhiteGuy_]

Congrats on # 100

[@briansimpkins856]

You were totally right

[@Shakey-lv3ez]

Flying South in middle of the hand is shocking. Can't believe the other players were sticking up for the villain. You weren't totally in the right to call him out 👍 Great video ✌

[@jakethesnake1366]

In baseball that's called "bush league" You were right, player was wrong, dealer was not doing his job. Good call, good video

[@jimgrady7458]

You were 100% correct to call out the pocketed chips. You cannot take money off the table like that and the folks that got their panties in a bunch about it are 100% wrong

[@HazWst06]

Beast love ur channel and ur play. Call those rule breakers out

[@DetroitSki]

Good call out

[@freemefree]

He should not have taken the chips off the tabel, but yes, the dealer needs to speak up.. Congrats on your 100 vlog, I was a 1-3 table last we, you arrived but left to go to another tabel.

[@philsouthwood2389]

You are right. Money stays on the table

[@jimmyyates9520]

i absolutely agree with you cato. u cant take chips off the table when all in. if it were allowed, he would keep doing it but for higher amounts. the dealer should have definitely said something

[@ianshirreffs5604]

Tried to go south and got busted 🤣

[@ianshirreffs5604]

Yeah, I don't care if it's $5 or $50, you CAN'T go south!!!!!!

[@williamgates2404]

You're right, and I would have called him on it too

[@acacia70]

you did the right thing mentioning the $5

[@robertzahedi1165]

Thanks for the Videos!! The “sports announcer” style of narration is awesome!! Five bucks is five bucks and rules em rules… It’s hard come up with best thing to say in the moment.. maybe in a joking manner “dude you took the whites off…so if I loose then it’s all good.. but if I win… dunt dunt dah

[@rohieram724]

Rules are supposed to mean something. It doesn't matter how much it was, you're not supposed to go south with chips that were on the table. You were absolutely correct to call him out.

[@frankincredible]

You should've probably just let the $5 go. A few one dollar chips in a 2/5? Sometimes someone just wants a few dollars to buy a soda on their way out. Or maybe he thought it was $4... In most 2/5 games, $1 chips that add up to less than $5 don't play. That said, he shouldn't have taken them off the table, you're correct. And if they were for the dealer, he could've EASILY tossed them to the dealer before you acted.

[@craigjacobson158]

You made the right call on the chip remover

[@benhester3806]

You were right to make a point on the pulling Any money off the table, esp in the middle of a hand?!

[@bigkev619sd9]

Your right

[@move_i_got_this5659]

My favorite is when you cracked your skull, because it came out of nowhere. 🤣

[@PokerBEAST]

It didn’t come out of nowhere. It came from attempting a backflip on a tile floor 😭 Some could even say they saw it coming- hell, I saw it coming!

[@kalvarintheangrygamer2148]

You are 100% correct, those berating you would say something as well!