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$50/$50/$100 + $100 Big Blind Ante No Limit Hold'em - June 25, 2021
Commentator: JJ De La Garza
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[@nikitakucherov5028]

Who else here was fully expecting Garrett to river a flush on the 2nd hand??

[@user-te2ze1ud7v]

obviously because of the title of the video

[@StuartFerguson55]

Idk about that, but I'm fully expecting you to win the Conn Smythe.

[@tsogtsaikhanbaldan2664]

@@StuartFerguson55 see

[@elsewherebrand4424]

The body language of garret almost stresses me out. Man is physically disgusted by that decision, glad he made the right fold.

[@andrewfraancis]

When you think about it, it’s probably an 8/10 minimum on the difficulty scale in poker decision wise 😂 It definitely hurt my head thinking it through with him

[@coolguyjeremy]

Garrett is the GOAT! Sick fold! I hope to be that disciplined when I know I’m beat!

[@DashDrones]

Seeing Bill Klein always makes me smile. Genuine good guy..

[@AaronFortin]

Genuinely nice billionare* which makes his humbleness even more respected.

[@zwilkinson2]

If I was a billionaire I'd make the most epic sailing/adventure vlog people would be singing songs about me til we go extinct.

[@LoveNLoot]

A Billion dollars makes even the most evil SEEM genuine

[@kameronpetok1477]

Jon sat there like a statue for a hella long time lol

[@viktorious11able]

Perfect river card to leave G man stacked, and he avoids it somehow

[@burkhartlaw1]

He's so damned good.

[@exteriousblacksky7767]

Who is

[@danieldavies2946]

@@exteriousblacksky7767 G man aka Garrett

[@fatsidekick]

The definition of running bad so the title seems a little weird. Garrett is just so good he gets away from it.

[@joshuazerbe5777]

The more Garrett studied Jon's demeanor, the more he realized just how comfortable Jon was, sitting pretty knowing he is good. Spectacular fold.

[@ruudbakstra1805]

@@ponkey8569 Incorrect, maybe Garrett has a tell you can't see

[@agnorax]

Nothing to do with physical tells. Garret literally verbalized parts of his thinking process. Doesn't think Jon is ripping it in for that amount enough of the time as a bluff. Gmans been open with that hes been working a lot on his game off the tables. Garret is uncapped in having lower boats which are likely to always call. From a theory perspective Jon can overbet as big as he wants river with all nutted boats. In short, Gman likely views Jon as not capable of ripping for that size based on the previous action in hand for a bluff enough % of the time to call off here with trips. He has lower boats he can still call before calling this hand which legit only beats a pure bluff.

[@andrewgraybill7920]

JJ on Jon Cohen: 2018 “One of the pretty good poker players in Los Angeles” 2019 “One of the better poker players in Los Angeles” 2021 “One of the rising stars in Los Angeles” 2022 “One of the top cash players in Los Angeles”

[@jjdelagarza4dpoker918]

Facts 👊🏻

[@decarlocalloway01]

Seems like Garrett makes the right decision almost every time. Never seen him that back & forth on a river play like that.

[@SoLoGLidez]

his river overbets are pretty sick ngl they put u in the blender for sure

[@andrewfraancis]

Such a tough spot too- very high up in range but very hard to put even good opponents on enough bluffs

[@RR-kb1nc]

@@ziggyzaooo same LOOOL

[@henkievan192]

Is it against the rules if you walk away a few steps from the table when you are all in?. I mean like out of sight of your opponent so you block tells? Energy aura , avoid psychological tricks

[@eltoroloco1936]

Damn man, Garrett is a beast. Your title did get me though, I thought your editor screwed it up with that river.

[@johnborger4222]

Just amazing. Wish I had this mans poker instincts

[@vincentlin6685]

Jon looks so calm after he went all in.

[@ten4267]

That’s what happens when you play thousands of hands… he’s been in that spot many many times before and his composure shows it

[@cam.edwards89]

Solid solid fold! That is why he is considered one of the best high stake cash players 👌👏

[@XpectedValue]

Unreal. Best commentator ever. And. Just. Wow.

[@jjdelagarza4dpoker918]

🥰🙏🏻

[@XpectedValue]

@@jjdelagarza4dpoker918 You crush these spots. Your commentary style is so balanced. Excellent insight in the moment while simultaneously allowing us to hear and spectate these insane hands. A+ bro

[@freshasmint]

Haven’t seen Jon bluff overshove a river yet in one of these videos

[@IQrazorrr]

yes because he's a NIT

[@jjdelagarza4dpoker918]

Incorrect

[@alistairwillock7266]

@@jjdelagarza4dpoker918 Can confirm that I've definitely seen Jon risk it for the biscuit big-time. Minty fresh must have missed them all!

[@DavidL1986]

Exactly I don’t understand ppl when they play like this. Because Jon has to know it just screams strength

[@StevieSparkZ]

Jon did river shove air vs Alex Foxen.

[@matthewsoriano6368]

Garrett might be the best cash game player on the planet.

[@apriliarider6072]

Props to Jon for staying stoic during that.

[@Joe-Bourbon]

I mean, everyone is saying Jon looked too comfortable. But, I’m with you, I can’t tell anything. Imma go back to my 1/2 game now.

[@travelingbee1779]

JJ needs a new catch phrase. "Brain in the blender." Perhaps nuts in a vice?!?

[@Sam-db4mr]

And that is why he is the poker cash game GOAT!!

[@DavidL1986]

What annoys me about this hand tho.. he did make it easier for Garrett. Very good food. But had he say bet 20k Garrett would probably have to call

[@sinatra222]

Not "probably". Garrett would very happily call 20k. He might even raise.

[@StuartFerguson55]

@@sinatra222 Nah.

[@kleptodathief3946]

Over bet 39k allin.. True 20kbet..gman insta calls

[@MrxMuppets]

You need to balance your range here for when you have bluffs. What do you do with: KJs, JTs, 78s, KTs, If you’re exploiting properly, you should also have AQ+ for value, as well as your sets and trips (not many combos of trips anyway). Sure, for this exact hand, it wasn’t great because he probably isn’t jamming the correct frequency and Garrett realized that, therefor could make a massive lay down knowing that he never does this at a frequency that would exploit him.

[@StuartFerguson55]

@@MrxMuppets Nah.

[@chelseafanfromasia]

To be honest there ain't many bluffs in Jon's spot. If he had a combo draw, he would not raise the turn in position facing a bet from the check raiser on the flop. If Garrett had a real hand he could 3bet the turn and blow him off his draw. The flat flop raise turn overshove river line is just so strong. trip 6s at that spot is merely a bluff catcher as Jon would never play AA KK AQ this way, at least not for that sizing.

[@andrewfraancis]

He’ll be mixed but Garrett bet turn small so Jon is supposed to raise a bit wide likely at least 13% here to stop Garrett just block betting hands that don’t want to see a bet

[@chelseafanfromasia]

@@andrewfraancis That is true, but what hands will Jon realistically do that with? If he had a marginal value hand he would be very unlikely to overshove the river. If he had a big draw, there must be a high chance he won't risk getting 3bet on the turn. It all boils down to whether Garrett believe Jon would be capable of playing a big draw(and missed) this way, which is very unlikely.

[@mikerogers4327]

Excellent laydown with 1010 and GARRET RUNS SO GOOD

[@lstruggy]

John looked hellaaaaaaa comfortable 🛋 there the entire time G was tanking great fold

[@neogauntlet1008]

Honestly if you didn't have the nuts there its probably super hard to stay composed when someone tanks for five minutes and stares you the hell down baiting a response.

[@williamthompson8282]

Never seen Garrett squirm like that on a decision. But somehow I just knew he was gonna make the correct fold as he always does. A beast.

[@neogauntlet1008]

Honestly I think he should just shut the fuck up and play the hand. I could kind of understand though, he's staring his opponent down and trying to pry a live read.

[@robertscaturo5861]

Greatest fold I’ve ever seen.

[@user-te2ze1ud7v]

lame

[@Ricky.913]

I've seen a fold at the WSOP, boat over boat. That definitely, was a better fold than this

[@shukuladay8883]

Go watch the fold that Doug Polk made vs Phil Hellmuth,, that is the best fold ever.

[@delg1211]

LOL, must be a lot of newbies here ✌🏾

[@bakemoore6743]

Doug Polk fold way easier. Polk was either flipping or dead on a 10x pot size raise. Garret fold trips on a draw heavy board for like 1.4x pot size bet. I could fold dougs hand not sure I could ever fold garrets.

[@IINomad]

I like how Garrett stacks his chips so he can look at his cards with one hand. I'm gonna start doing that lol

[@zb4358]

I learned it from him and do it all the time know. Best way

[@aznexile602]

Garrett's eyes are like a chameleon... can we just call him The Chamillion?

[@YoshiBugatti]

Gecko Adelstein

[@waynechianghearthstone8673]

Challionaire

[@joemoon5227]

Garrett with the antics always trying to get a read. Genius indeed!

[@iminthemomentru3003]

@4:00 🤔 I wish some how I could find players like that to be at my tables???💵💰💲

[@KeithNickels]

What a fold

[@thequietmastermind]

Oof, just saw hand 2. You beat nut flush draw. You beat AQ. You only lose to a set at the turn. What a fold indeed

[@TheThreeJTs]

Jon stayed epically stoic during Garrett’s questioning, well done!

[@TheThreeJTs]

Didn’t work out the way he hoped but it would’ve for 99% of other players. Also shows why Garrett is as good as he is.

[@steve7015]

he just looked so comfortable

[@webguy943]

yup he looked way too calm. not sure how he is if hes bluffing, but i def woulda acted nervous to throw G off. lol.

[@lstruggy]

If I was Jon I would’ve got up and ran around the table few times then 2 jumping jacks while G was in the tank

[@ucanhbui3985]

can any tell me what are those green bracelet players wear on the right wrist?

[@JUSTO267]

Sick garret is the man just started watching and playing poker last week seeing this dudes style , big ups to G

[@13hamp3]

Danielle Negreanu bro trust me 👊

[@dpaek85]

Sick hands, sweating bullets out there!

[@Yyyssssssss1219]

How Garret made that fold!!! He is insane, another level

[@spenceringermanson8428]

Not that great of fold. Having said that, i could have never made it

[@delg1211]

How? Because Jon over-bet the river and left $15k-$20k on the table. GTO 🙏🏾

[@willpengelly6764]

Why does Garrett roll his hand like he’s bluffing when he has the nuts

[@offrampc]

JJ is a fantastic hand to 4bet fold pre (to a 5 bet knowing your opponent has QQ+, AK). In this particular case, it would've knocked 43s out preflop and got Jon to call but be on the backfoot, exactly what you want. In the second hand too, top set is a great hand to 3bet on the flop and knock out weak draws. A9 folds and 63s calls reluctantly. Put in a hefty turn cbet and 63s is out. Yes, balance and trapping is required at those stakes but when aggro players who can bluff off their stacks are in the hand, it's so much more useful to fire big with monsters, not give up the betting lead and make playing later streets easier for yourself and tougher for others.

[@jeffreycruver9281]

What a fold thats why he's my favorite player!

[@TheBadGuy69]

Look at Jons face at the end. Face of disappointment lol.

[@andrewfraancis]

Maybe next time he’ll have JT and get it through- mind you Garrett will probably find a way to call there somehow 😂

[@mitchellacollado]

all in even the dealers mic when crazy lol

[@teecee4459]

I predicted the exact raise size of 12k on turn, the river shove and the fold, so I get 3 pats

[@ginebrasanmiguel1445]

Very very nice fold...for me I would put Jon on AQ 😂😅😉 Preflop Raise a kind of small for pocket Queens

[@onlylexus]

I admire Garrett's style of play, he is not afraid to call big raises with any 2 questionable card holdings, holdings that I would certainly not call with, like his call here with 63 spades, highly questionable call right from the outset. But here we are talking about Garrett, one of the few players that could make this hand stick. However, the problem here is of his own making and that is because of his wide range in calling with any hand he chooses to make a call with. Having a range that is this far out is asking for trouble, because Garrett often gets a piece of the flop and is then, in his mind, obligated to call huge bets where he considers his equity worth the call, but equity which is not that good equal to the bet I mean. So inevitably here Garrett hits a hand on the flop, which strangely he often does somehow, call it luck if you want. But like I said his calling with such a wide range is going to get him into trouble, which it did here, and with so much already invested in the pot he feels an urge to call with his trip 666, but like the class player he is he finds a fold. Garrett's game of poker is engrossing to watch, this is because of his lack of fear and sheer bluff ability. However, he often gets himself in to huge trouble, like he did here, He is in a world of his own when it comes to his skill at poker. I love the guy!

[@jrx4554]

i'm sorry jhon, what's !!!😂

[@kipvalentine1721]

Watching the poker vids, training the game all while listening to music that makes me sharp and able to achieve. I like Delta Parole, AFi, etc as music, what you guys listen to focus I am curious?

[@martinworld7214]

mumble rap & placido flamingo

[@iconiaowner414]

Great show thanks !

[@joeltroughton3021]

Garret our here making trips in the river and folding. Sick hand sick fold. Dudes too good

[@SucceedREI]

Is it just me or are 70% of hands on the stream, where Garrett is behind, he ends up catching up? 🤷‍♂️

[@Juvijuju]

👉y would MM call turn and river in the first hand. Sure, Garret can bluff, but u don’t need to defend JJ there too often given Garret’s sizing. What a donation

[@webguy943]

good play by Jon, good fold by G.

[@delg1211]

I disagree- good fold by Garrett, but Jon did not optimize; he left $15k-$20k on the table with that river bet.

[@webguy943]

@@delg1211 against G specifically u might b right. Against a random donk then all in is the correct move.

[@Kanders190]

I would be snapping that shove with 63ss after hitting what looks like the perfect river card.

[@Caspergomezz]

John cohen made a sick laydown first hand.

[@gabrielmccormack8775]

You gotta kidding lol

[@bradensmith8170]

Why did I have to scroll so far down to find this comment? Haha

[@johanfijnvandraat9339]

Not sure why people are saying this is such a great fold. A tight player shoves 2x pot after raising your turn bet 6x… i don’t see how much clearer it can possibly be that you’re beat at that point. His body language wasn’t exactly screaming bluff either.

[@johanfijnvandraat9339]

IMO That bet by John was way too greedy, you can’t do that if you’ve never ever shown a bluff in such a situation.

[@Rbskater12000]

@@johanfijnvandraat9339 Spot on Johan. I was like if he would have bet like 20k or even a little less, he can get Garrett to Shove if he put him on that strong of a hand. Lost so much value on the nuts.

[@whatever5575]

@@johanfijnvandraat9339 you're right. A tight player doing this on a paired board is screaming I have full house. With AQ, he would have checked or bet small.

[@andrewfraancis]

Tight pre doesn’t make people tight post- try playing 500z on Pokerstars and see for yourself

[@johanfijnvandraat9339]

@@andrewfraancis I’m talking about John, not some randos on pokerstars. If you can find me a video of him betting twice the pot on the river on a bluff I will give you 50 bucks.

[@tshanky3]

Wow incredible fold Garrett. Couldn’t see it either in your shoes, but you knew something was off. Small 3 bet UTG happened to be queens. I will say after analyzing it Jon made a quick bet to 300 after being in conversation and then went real quiet but casual. The bet size seemed without thought or worry. that could potentially induce an ace 9 suited to raise, but in this case John limped his ace 9, garret limps his 3-6 and we see top set flopped. Jon’s range is super wide on a small 3 bet..but his mannerisms definitely could have highlighted queens especially after seeing him liking the ugly q96 board. Garret was suspicious of the easy call back on flop too after he checked raised. Then jon raised garrets 2k bet to 12k on the turn with draws out there. These guys are ballers and hope to play with them one day. Great fold. I woulda probably called…

[@strigen]

What a great fold! Wow

[@bl4ckw1z4rd3]

😂😂😂😂....sorry guys...🤣🤣🤣👆....I think it's the longest slow roll I've ever seen. I hope he saw what he folded for!😂😂😂😎🙌.....Intuition matters a lot in Poker!

[@phallyvin2986]

How do participate in playing live at the bike?

[@jjoomusic]

Money

[@martinworld7214]

poor Jon had to sit through 5 minutes of Garrett's lizard like writhing with his eyes flickering at him and crawling over him . Putting in the time chips methodically whilst carefully trying to catch a glimmer of a read . Maybe Jon should have let his guard down a bit to try and give off a bluff vibe but hey what compulsive viewing of a hand . Props to both guys !!

[@CribNotes]

Love the misleading title!! No spoilers! Keep em coming! And yes, I predicted Garrett would fold those trips on that river. Maybe he is as good as I am?

[@mikes2477]

Ran great with that 6. 😂

[@carlosconcepcion-taylor5511]

Jon’s poker face is coldn

[@Hoang-ty8vy]

Me is like with 6-3… snap call 😑

[@pablobeats615]

I don’t think Jon has enough bluffs in that spot to ever call there

[@arashsarraf3020]

Well he actually does have a lot of bluffs. So many draws out there that all bricked which is why Garrett tanked so long.

[@pablobeats615]

@@arashsarraf3020 with the cards garret holds, specifically the 6 of spades, no. He is giving up most of the flush draws on the paired board river

[@arashsarraf3020]

@@pablobeats615 Jon giving up on the river is a whole different story. The point I was making was there were 2 different flush draws and a plethora of straight draws out there.

[@pablobeats615]

@@arashsarraf3020 think of 1 single flush draw he is raising on the turn without the set blocker. It’s like a 1 to 6 ratio of bluffs to value

[@arashsarraf3020]

@@pablobeats615 I'm not understanding you. Jon can have Ax of sp, KJ of sp, K 10 of sp, J 10 of sp, 10 8 of sp, 78 of sp, 9x of clubs. But I can agree that he wouldn't bluff the river when the board pairs.

[@michaelhoang3385]

Jon should have played some Hollywood moved before makes a bet around $15,000 to trapped Garrett to shoves all in.

[@carlosconcepcion-taylor5511]

Garrett is a monster

[@519rudy]

Awesome lay down!

[@di888li]

Was expecting a flush on the river. However, another great fold of Garrett.

[@LiberalLiving]

A clippers tshirt and the 6s. Karm. Deserves it.

[@joeince9430]

What are those green things on their wrists?

[@whatever5575]

At the entrance, they scan your bodily temperature. If normal, they strap one on your wrist.

[@brigantecalle7620]

Garret is best player show 100%%%

[@xuechengouyang8324]

As I always said, G-man is the best NLH cash game player. I want to be like him and I will be better

[@akakak12-w1b]

That was the longest I’ve ever seen someone decide on a hand Jesus Christ

[@tubby4994]

Its a $40k bet he's facing, he'd be dumb not to think it through.

[@chadharris705]

You must not watch wsop

[@tomgold5006]

Addelsteins autisme power used to full potential. Oozing into his aura for the feel read

[@bonnguyen5049]

What a fold by Garret!! 👍

[@jhonathn10]

Garrett you made me nervous 🤐 👑 ❤️

[@peppergrand1072]

Garrett is a good player an excellent pot controller and a reraiser. Though his least talked about skill is getting information from the heads up opponent and starring down the All in er

[@borknagarpopinga4089]

That's how you have to run if you wanna become a millionaire playing poker. Of course skill does help and matter, but it cannot overcompensate the luck factor. You either have it or you don't. You can know all hole cards of all opponents, if the board doesn't play along, there's ain't a lot you can do.

[@chrisvb7702]

I think everyone is confused how little good hand garrets get, my man gets no hands for hours hes just a good poker player and plays his hands good

[@wen496]

What does this have to do with running good? More like sick fold

[@garym213]

Garrett is the man, he usually right when he folds.

[@michaelg4664]

Video is mistitled. Garrett is such an amazing player.

[@ericmendoza8474]

Garrett is a beast

[@delg1211]

DUDE! PLEASE STOP Talking!!! We are NOT here to listen to YOU. Minimum is ok, BUT NEVER talk over a player in the hand who IS TALKING!!!!!!!!!

[@Lymbe06]

I’m putting John on TJ of clubs all the way from here to the moon. I see his cards and I still put him on a busted double draw.

[@georgewbushcenterforintell147]

I think he should of bet less of his stack on the river but I personally have never rivered a boat against garret so I don't think I would know what to do .

[@HarryMackIsAnAlien]

Wow!!!!

[@doniistank4297]

Garrett's elite. What a beast

[@dreday4177]

I knew he would fold. Never seen him call a 40k all in.

[@Ieatsouls8787]

I’m glad Jon didn’t get paid faking NIT folding 10’s on a low card flop 🤣🤣🤣

[@jameswill9527]

He looks like he is playing with his food

[@Hugo4104]

How in the hell do you fold that

[@danielmahusky5780]

Because he couldn't beat any value hands that Jon would have there. Jon's not going to go all in there with AQ or even KK and AA. Jon either has 9s full Queens full or an insane missed combo draw bluff shove.

[@Justice4Skye]

Great fold, Jon bet too big there imo. 1/2 pot gets him paid everytime.

[@nothingmatters6026]

Keep playing 0,01/0,02

[@Imbetterlookingthanyou]

The question therefore is whether he pays off 40k more than 50%.

[@benjaminmidgley1793]

The microphone needs to get moved the chips are very loud and the voices are very quiet

[@-AWOL-]

Has John Cynn ever won a hand at LATB 🤷‍♂️

[@jamiealexander7665]

Considering that he won the Main Event, I'd say he's been pretty lucky.

[@AaronFortin]

Doesn't need to win a hand, ever again....

[@amazingabby25]

That’s not Jon Cynn it’s a diff John

[@namco_827]

@@amazingabby25 John is in seat 1.

[@amazingabby25]

jim jones i know he is. But this hand isn’t Jon Cynn

[@steffstiff5372]

Pretty good fold, 78 miss, J10, 2 flush draw miss, i could easily have convinced myself tht he had Q9 or KK or bluff, but maybe thats why i only play penny poker 😊

[@jaspersmythe6014]

Jon should've bet only $20k and tried looking a little concerned. Garret would have taken the bait then.

[@michaelgrayrn4579]

Garrett is beautiful... My favorite player ever. CALL!!!

[@jacure123]

Think long, think wrong