Will Antonius Be FOOLED By Carrel in Triton High Roller?

[@PhilGalfond]

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[@louayyahyaoui3616]

Charlie carell trying to get a read Patrik antonius' face for the last 20 years : 🗿

[@victorpena3129]

😂

[@theDgrader]

🤣

[@ts4gv]

oh wow his resemblance to that statue is uncanny

[@Calmacily]

@@ts4gvturns out the guys from the esster usland chopped all the trees to make poker cards since Antonious was their god

[@MrAgmoore]

it's so true. what is he looking for? It's like he's trying to find the face of God.

[@Pokerfarhang]

Lex summed it up: "how many people do you think have ever made a correct decision against Patrik Antonius based on a live read?"

[@dschungelheissmann]

50.0%

[@Mathemagical55]

I'll take the under

[@chefmikeankh6434]

Patrik is truly one of the goats. That was a sick high level call. Damn way to go👍🏾💯

[@jdsbkotevjk]

i dont know if i've ever seen patrick get owned, he just does the owning.

[@kristianstenerson2608]

garrett got him good a few months back

[@ryantraniam]

@@kristianstenerson2608Robbi got Garrett good

[@stephenglover8828]

@@ryantraniam was that on live tells lol

[@Rubaduck]

@@stephenglover8828 Nah blockers🤣

[@mishloa]

Haha go back to "High stakes poker" and "Million Dollar Cash game". Ivey Owned him couple of times and on huge amounts

[@DJDonkeytron]

Charlie gave away way more than he thought he picked up from PA. No one playing Ivey all the time is going to be scared of Charlie LMAO.

[@chromersv]

11:19 patricks look here is so legendary

[@29memyselfandi]

Like a wolf smelling some red meat.

[@ejoseph2527]

Signing up for your newsletter now, I noticed the beyond the game opportunity to work with you. While it's beyond my means and I could stand to learn a lot about the game in the mean time, it's really cool of you to avail yourself to the rest of us in that fashion. It is my hope to get there one day. When I've been asked if I could learn anything from anyone, while I'd have to think about it to choose just one, poker from you is always the first thing that comes to mind. Keep the great content coming.

[@paulg6274]

Carrel is arrogant here, making a big scene about trying to read Patrick and it backfired. He def gave up more info than he gained.

[@jordym9999]

He's an arrogant person for sure.

[@branchtana315]

Carrel's a tool.

[@felsherrr]

he is one hundred percent not

[@andersongomez636]

Everytime I see an awkward wrist movement I tend to call very reliable tell!

[@trancelegend8275]

oh for sure charlie the self exclaimed master of livetells definitely convinced antonius to call here with his weird behaviour

[@stevegoldy2196]

Hey Phil, i love your hand reviews, you always choose great hands and provide insightful analysis. My 2 favourite uploads were the Isildur and Ivey documentaries. I would love to see you do a Tom Dwan one, you knew him even better than those two and his journey from being an online crusher to the high stakes poker nights is the stuff of legends and i can't think of anyone better to tell his poker story

[@tsaageotrimm]

Totally not biased at all (I'm Finnish) Patrik is one of my favorite poker players of all time! Great vid

[@PhilGalfond]

He's a legend! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@leonarde3902]

Hey Phil, love your videos. I learn the most from your youtube videos than anywhere else including training sites. Can you do more reviews of your past Texas Holdem NL hands like you did a lot of your PLO hands? I know you did NL once, can you do more ? Thanks for the great content

[@smartmoneyachti]

Antonius was in anguish, you could see it from his expressions, but he pulled through. 12:50

[@badfdsify]

Yeah I love seeing him go from stone cold 0 emotion to actually showing his emotions after Charlie goes all in and there’s no action left lmao. Almost no way Charlie had an actual read on him, guy was giving off 0 information

[@noThankyou-g5c]

5:59 bro that creak 😂wtf was that

[@RestorationsFOD]

A door, maybe a chair 🤷‍♂️

[@Charlie_Ses]

An owl

[@sixpounder18]

😂

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

Dealer farted

[@pahakuutti]

Ghost of a door card.

[@fidelos29]

Great video. Nice format. Do them more pleas.

[@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo]

Enjoyed every second. Thanks for an awesome analysis ❤

[@fleecious]

pretty amazing how much analysis you fit in this short video. kudos

[@nitthegrit7544]

Getting a read on your opponent for weak vs strong holdings is all well and good. It's a bit harder to get a read on whether your opponent will call =). Charlie was giving off more physical tells during this hand than Antonius, however I'm presuming some portion of them were manufactured.

[@stein2137]

Check out Charlies fake "check"-move @09:30. Moving his wrist while staring at Patrick for a reaction.

[@jimmacgregor4459]

It looks to me like he's just popping his wrist. I do this all the time as well. I wouldn't try to read something nefarious into it.

[@Brokromah-n2j]

@@jimmacgregor4459 These are pros...they know what they're doing. You learn body control fairly early in playing professionally. I used to bounce my hands up and down a little subconsciously and people thought it was a check. It did not take long for me to do that. I am sure if he's regularly cracking his wrist when the action is on him that someone is going to call him out.

[@goodtimes7383]

No comment on the fake check angle at 9:32? Terrible table etiquette. Fishing for information via angleshooting is never OK.

[@daniel_cunha]

Why not?

[@ptantonioalves]

​@@daniel_cunhau joking right?

[@Charlie_Ses]

Wasn't he just stretching his wrist?

[@ptantonioalves]

@@Charlie_Ses of course not... it was a clear angle he faked taking chips to bet and faked a check too...

[@Bean-js9bc]

It does look like an angle.

[@gregahunt]

wow. Antonius full terminator assessment mode. in the end, target was acquired

[@noThankyou-g5c]

Havent finished the hand but I thing Charlie needs to understand his live read skill set doesn’t translate to literally everybody. He made his money playing large field small and medium stakes tournaments (several years ago) and in those fields I do think the type of strategies around table talk / etc will work. But there’s just no way they’re going to work on somebody like Antonius or Ivey especially. You’d think that’d be obvious but when you revolve your life around spirituality, which is in direct contrast with rationality and objectivity, that’s what happens I guess. Nothing inherently wrong with it just not a worldview I would bring into my financials

[@gsomethingsomething2658]

Spiritual or Machiavellian?

[@daniel_cunha]

But if he felt weakness he actually get it right, his live tells were correct.

[@yrudonking]

@@daniel_cunha He didnt feel anything. He had no show down value and Patricks range isnt strong there. So he just jammed. If anything its just kinda braindead

[@noThankyou-g5c]

​@@daniel_cunha Even assuming that's true, what tells did he give Patrick Antonius in return? Or what GTO mistakes did he make focusing so much on "attacking weakness" against fucking Patrick Antonius? He got called down with the exact type of range he was supposedly targeting. So somewhere along the way he made a mistake in judgement. This isn't a case of "oh it was a solid bluff candidate but Patrick happened to have it this time. what can you do? 🤷‍♂" Patrick had third pair

[@ogolthorp]

Yeah you can see it in Charlie’s face he thinks he can read ANYBODY.

[@MaximusMerideus]

Love to see a hand review with one of the OG legends- Mr. Erik Seidel. I think he's one of the most underrated poker players by the masses, although his peers know he's a killer.

[@hushpuckena126]

Seidel was a great player when I broke in back in 2001.

[@switters8679]

@@hushpuckena126 He is still winning: December 9, 2023, Seidel won his tenth bracelet in the $50,000 Super High Roller at WSOP Paradise (Bahamas) to tie for 2nd most of all time (4 way tie at the time) 06-Aug-2024 United States $ 10,000 No Limit Hold'em - Deep Stack - 8-Handed (Event #26) 1st place edit: my copy and pasting skills have failed me. fixing format.

[@loganmoore8633]

Sick call

[@parthenocarpySA]

Hey Phil when you heart comments like this they go right to the top and spoil the vid

[@andmat757]

Does Carrel always lean over and watch his opponent constantly? I suppose he could be doing it to feign weakness but it must have given Antonius more information than he gained?

[@DJDonkeytron]

I think if any physical tells were present it was Charlies range of emotions during PA's tank... laughing and smiling then quiet af. prolly just the betting action and card removal tho.

[@eddiewinchester3272]

yeah carrel is known for doing live tells

[@ogolthorp]

Yeah he always does this. He used to at least cover his face when he did it but he’s gotten arrogant.

[@benbenxu711]

Hope to see you play there!

[@jnqt]

the music is a little crazy haha

[@josesalinas2050]

I've seen every antonius televised hands...he is one of my favorite players, another freaking Poker God, insane instincts! Second to ivey in my book.

[@Osia3]

Phil, this video is awesome! Cool edit! Keep working on it

[@MustahkoPantteri]

Awesome content once again, F awesome. More Patrik hands please! Can you do some old school crazy hands like durrrr’s 72 bluff against Sammy or Dwan vs Eastgate vs Greenstein? 🥹

[@aidenarmstrong2797]

Great video as always!

[@vsanden]

Good attack from Charlie Carell ... and an even better defence ! Nice to see this hand !

[@PaulWhite-my7vl]

Great video, Phil 👍

[@josepharida3909]

How much would you have small bet on the river?

[@ewallt]

You went where I was going. It didn’t seem like he could get a fold with a big bet at the river, but a small bet to target the lower part of the range could work. I would have been really surprised if he had folded. I was surprised it was that difficult for him to call, but could be the pressure of being wrong and busting out, but I can’t imagine Charlie being balanced here.

[@Janet_Airlines802]

Antonius has a great ability to read people. I’ve seen him make so many sick calls. Definitely a legend.

[@chriscarleton141]

I think you’re being very kind to Carrel here. There’s maybe a bit more arrogance than poker theory in his play.

[@kirkfrahm1252]

He’s a winning player. Very difficult to do.

[@chriscarleton141]

@@kirkfrahm1252 not debating that , but in this instance I think he plays a little for the camera against a very famous opponent. The theory here is sketchy at best and Phil is trying very hard to give him a little more credit than this hand deserves……. in my very humble opinion.

[@dagzey]

@@chriscarleton141 totally agree

[@zergu-yf3gd]

@@chriscarleton141 charlie is a crazy player with no fear of 3 barrel bluffing at any moment. it's only a call against HIM, and maybe lex

[@Brokromah-n2j]

He's being kind because Galfond is kind.....Charlie is def not doing the GTO approach but there are certainly GTO principles to the hand. I think his river sizing is horrible and that's what Galfond should have been more critical of...and maybe...you know..playing 84o pre

[@elgundero]

I neither play or follow the poker scene anymore, but i just love listening to a mind like Phil's expressing his thoughts

[@Charlie_Ses]

You don't follow the scene, but you're watching and commenting on this video?

[@elgundero]

@@Charlie_Ses Indeed. Brilliant minds articulating thoughts on their craft have always fascinated me

[@Charles.Wright]

​@@Charlie_SesI migrated over here after pokergo starter airing their 2019 and later wsop main event coverage, which is neutered Norman Chad and a bunch of slow decision betas

[@Abzisaledge88]

Think Charlie forgot about his own live tells in this hand. He gives so much away after he's all in. You can tell the difference between real nervous and fake nervousness. "Did you see that? Because I did!"

[@out0foffice]

Is he calling any sizing here? Does a smaller bet raise any alarms?

[@felsherrr]

wooow, what a cool deep analysis!!! Charlie was right about your brilliant ability to speak and explain stuff ❤

[@amazon1590]

haha some guy wanted to read Patrick, give me a break

[@butcho7492]

Serious question-who if anyone would you rate as being better overall than Antoniois? Including yourself.

[@guanaco103]

Charlie’s so Funny tho “can you sit back” to the dealer 😅 “I have to stare at this statue for a minute”

[@sohrab.moazami11]

No music is good keep the music exciting like this , and thanks again

[@Tylerrr86]

Music doesn’t fit

[@MrAgmoore]

*cue Terminator soundtrack*

[@Drtydeeds]

If you (Charlie) have to tell people that your strength is live reads, your strength is not live reads. Lol.

[@Dementia.Pugilistica]

He actually is very good at reading though. It's the only way he makes up for his unorthodox plays. That said, he's not nearly as good as he thinks he is.

[@Up2Me-h2z]

​@@Dementia.Pugilistica Hes doing a gimic trying to be all mystical and stand out... He understands theory and ranges well and therfir how to deviate.

[@TimeHandler]

3:58 *laser stare* - Patrik Antonius circa 2019

[@keithneill2295]

At 00.46 Carrrel makes his mistake. He says "Umm.." before betting asn announce that his bet is small. He knows Patrick is a good tell reader so Carrel is making a false weak tell to suggest that he is strong. Bluffers want to appear strong. So a deliberate "Umm..." is suggesting he is weak.... which means he is strong. But he isn't strong. He only has 84. When Carrel shoves on the river Antonius remembers that Carrel repped being strong preflop. So he probably thinks Carrel has AK or AQ and has totally missed. Hence his hero call with his pair of 6s. Carrel got himself into this mess by being too clever.

[@falashlaba20]

I mean Carrell read it pretty good. He suspected Patrick was weak and shoving is right when you're tryna bully you're way to the pot. I don't think his play is to play, nor was his acting really... Patrick just did a sick call that very few could have done. So many hands had him beat. Risking your tournament on a pair of 6 is elite play. He's such a fun player to watch.

[@hylen26]

Love the dealer (I forget her name). Good commentary also imo.

[@hylen26]

Danielle, perhaps.

[@KevinBerntson-xy1iu]

what a stud. awesome call.

[@badinibeats5939]

this is like a chihuahua trying to hunt down a doberman

[@OmniMovement-d1z]

Tournament poker the hand is way less of a risky call. If this was a cash game it is a fold. Charlie does this with sets, two pair, and straight. The question then becomes is he over bluffing his range. Probably not because he is an online pro. So Patrick has to randomize his calling and folding. Solvers typically do this by suits.

[@anawilliams1332]

thats simply not true, ICM only plays a factor in tournaments, so there arent any hands you should be folding in a cash game but calling in a tournament. are you talking about stackdepth with them being shorter?

[@og1kanobi40]

I think Patrick gets a good read on Charlie.... at first, Charlie is holding his neck very gently.... with very little pressure. Once he goes all in... he sinks his jaw into his hand awkwardly and uncomfortably and darts a very nervous glance over at Patrik. I've seen lessor players do this same thing to a greater degree when they are uncomfortable, and they inevitably seem to be bluffing 90% of the time or at least semi bluffing when I have called them down or have seen them get called down. Charlie might want to work on that live tell or try not to bluff someone of Patrik's ilk next time!

[@fracritel]

Incredible call Patric

[@dchevron77]

Wicked call

[@maliikac95]

beside patrick is antonius and antonius is patrick xD what a mastermind , very hard call but think long think correct cuz you break it up on parts and everything have meaning so yes this is very hard , i had maybe 1 call like that in my life in 5years but money was way less xD like 400E torney still feeling after you call your T.life on nothing on high card is absolute beast(ofc you know your opponent miss that str8 and flush draw cuz you give him rope for flop) move and when you have it people on table have looks so power stuff right there, i mean if you are true player and you are charlie you are shaking in your head however strong you are cuz T-800 just show you what is fear all abouth.

[@coxie2foxy]

I love the dealer ❤

[@Buz-Lunch-Punx]

Have you seen those statues on Easter Island?

[@PaperPlateParody]

Is it wrong for me to think most value here is 92, 62, 52 and 43?

[@DoodlePuff454]

I think the music is not a good addition respectfully.

[@denisfolcik1373]

I'm sure people have made the right move and claim it was from a live read on Patrick, but they would be lying. Dude would look the same if he 3 barrel bluffed 5 million dollars, or value betted a dollar per street with the nuts. Only time he seems to slightly change his posture and demeanor, is when last to act when it is all in or fold. Even then its not much different.

[@Hiihtaja114]

How about Carrels 26, 25, 29s for value

[@RobRochon]

Charlie gave away a huge live read smiling and with the comfortable talk. Its an obvious act and forced because most players do their best to suppress this mannerism at a quiet table (this of course is different where you're at a table and there's lively talk and conversation going on already)

[@GreenOwlLandscapes]

Carrel is a lad! Top player good dude.

[@alexandrusebastian7495]

That was definitely a live tell. I cam see from km away that Charlie was bluffing.

[@jackc913]

I know right, he's got a massive tell on the bottom right of the screen

[@ikrenji8125]

strong = weak holds up even at the highest stakes xD

[@roykeane1922]

Patrik is the Alex Pereira of the poker world. You aren’t getting a fucking read off him 🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@guanaco103]

I miss Phil’s break down videos

[@James-n2m4l]

I am watching and am also very good @ live tells; he will call. Charlie looked weak. Deuce can't help.

[@Podobed]

For almost a minute- I thought this was a cash game and I thought wow- this is interesting line by both. And then I realized it's a tournament, and who cares lol. Tournament poker at the top level is like chess at the top level, it's almost been solved. I would give Charlie credit if he did that in a cash game.

[@OmniMovement-d1z]

If you know tournament poker and solvers it is such a meh hand.

[@Charlie_Ses]

Awesome hand, and great to see an old legend of the game, and an apparent gent, own an arrogant little upstart. When I've watched this previously I've never understood how Patrik made the call tbh, it still seems incredible. I imagine the call was made mostly based on gut feeling and a read of Charlie than anything else, the boy looked mighty nervous when he shoved the river. An all time legendary hand though for sure.

[@Mad1Lee]

Charlie even went for that fake chcck on the river to gauge reaction from Patrick. Cheap trick that did not work.

[@joshuapatrick682]

Carrell so worried about “getting a read” he forgot that he was giving one as well…😅

[@dd0ck]

Antonius is the man!

[@skylertaylor7283]

No mention of how bad raising 8,4 off is?

[@abc-bv6ns]

geting a tell on PA is like getting a tell on a blank wall

[@mikemurphy9960]

Patrick. Antonious. My goodness. On some next level poker. If you said you would make that call for your tournament life, you are lying.

[@vertsang5424]

i would, but it's because i don't fold enough on the river. I would not have reached that point in the tournament

[@mikemurphy9960]

@@vertsang5424 😆

[@MrAgmoore]

I think it's one of those, "it depends on my mood" kind of things. Imagine how tired it must be at the end.

[@JaimeRoach-mh4xb]

Ya phil love the channel, long time galfond "fan" but please cut the music ....its realu turning me off from viewing

[@Romans8-9]

Carrel getting owned. Love to see it!

[@Broke_Stacker]

Why would any poker player in their right mind PRIDE themselves on their live tells? “Next pitcher on the mound - Joe Schmo, who prides himself on his ability to tip off early any batter on what the next pitch will be!” Yikes.

[@McRuffin]

If ever had a career playing in the highest stakes… antonius, Ivey, and chidwick are guys I would never try to get a read on. They won’t give up anything. In fact you’re just giving them reads. I haven’t even finished the hand and I can say, Charlie doesn’t know what he’s getting into.

[@DvdStennis]

Video analysis could’ve also been: 84o is a std fold preflop.

[@MrAgmoore]

84 is a sexually transmitted disease

[@BuyestFan]

Don't try to fool our Patrik! Play with good hands and you might win him! :)

[@imemine8605]

Charlies famous live reads in action

[@MrAgmoore]

Wouldn't Charlie try and represent 87 on the turn?

[@spaceleper]

Jesus Christ! What on earth is that music ??? Can barely hear what’s going on. Terrible 😂😂😂 couldn’t finish that video cos of the music alone

[@webguy943]

When someone tries to stare u down like charlie does that means they have a weak hand 100% of the time.

[@Exoduss123]

Professionals : thats a good bluff Break even 10NL players at YT comments : charlie sucks because he got called

[@hushpuckena126]

It's certainly a fine bluff and one which, I suspect, would have worked against most players. Patrik Antonius, though, is one shrewd SOB.

[@socialguys7658]

Bad bluff lol just because you’re at bottom of range doesn’t mean you must bluff especially in such wide range vs range configs it’s an easy call he should have jammed turn or bet big on turn to jam river

[@gsomethingsomething2658]

Patrick looks terrifying 😁

[@Felix0770]

I was expecting to hear Game of Gold music on the flop. Slightly disappointed

[@quinnbartlett7233]

Charlie carrell is legitimately insane, he believes some crazy, crazy shit

[@brettmasonmedia]

Let’s stop perpetuating this myth of Charlie’s amazing live read tells. He’s just like Hellmuth. Wants people to play his to think he has some amazing ability that he simply does not have.

[@eun974]

That was such a sweet call down. Patrik is such a silverback compared to the other dude. Who is this anyways?

[@rustycolon9368]

Charlie Carrel? He's an english pro with almost 10 million in tournament winnings. Who are you?

[@blub123]

Some weirdo who posts dumb shit on twitter

[@darren4635]

Advanced??? what are you talking about 87 for as blockers when neither of them hold those cards?

[@NeilChristianCalajate]

Can't fool this vet. Guy played with heavyweights for a lot of time.

[@vladtheimpaler7869]

Omg this kid is an absolute clown. That said, I’m sure I was that arrogant and clueless in my 20’s too. Still though to think you’re going to get a live read off Antonius without realizing he’s getting a million times more of a read off of you is the very definition of an inflated ego.

[@acekingce]

Patrick completely owned Charlie that was an amazing play

[@KrishanBhattacharya]

This hand is such old news though

[@FinnBearOfficial]

Haven't seen the video yet, but no.