Million Dollar Cash Game S5E6 FULL EPISODE Poker Show

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in live tournament winnings is ellie alezra seat four the professor himself is howard lederer his record speaks for itself eight world series of poker bracelets a wpt title and over $13 million in tournament winnings is phil ivey former model and tennis player patrick antonius of finland is always one of the most dangerous players in any game only 22 years old justin boosted j smith has substantial success in small hand high stakes ring games the famous great dane but remains one of the most dangerous players at the table is gus hanson welcome to tickpoker.com's

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million dollar cash game eight of the best and when I say the best, I mean the best at this table, once again, we have a 1200 straddle, this time it is David Benjamin who draws the 1200 and tom dwan is the next to act.

He looks very happy to be up on this quarter million. Dewan almost won his first world series. of poker bracelet in the summer of 2010 finished second in a 1500 no limit event, which is a big field, i mean, there are probably a couple thousand runners in that group around the big blind in gus hanson and Benjamin says let him live, let's see a flop. interesting top flop pair and a gut shot for david benjamin and just a gut shot for gus hanson benjamin hits two pair gus will clear it up a cartridge i had a feeling we see gus lead in this looks like it would fit his blind hand, but we're definitely going to see a call from Benjamin too.

Pot now 7,900. Here's the turn that might freeze things up a bit, although that card is a little scary. It's a difficult decision for David Benjamin. I was going to say Gus is making this play. to try to get it, then you want to fold with a six or a 10. Yes, a week 10. But once again, Benjamin looks for chips and decides to call. Here's the river, oh, it's nine, and that will give David Benjamin a straight. his gut shot gus hanson makes a pair of nines but i don't know if he likes it, it gives him some

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down value now so we'll probably see a check but you never know which great dane likes it mix it up, but I don't think we'll see Benjamin retire ever again, not with this ladder.

Well, Gus could bet here thinking David has a 10. Try to raise him with a 10. A definite scare card if you have a 10, but not if you have a seven with 18 18 800. What will be interesting is that if David flats or you decide to re-raise, yeah, you're just going to call, cool down the paired table, you're far from the nuts, I've got a small I've got a pair the 10 was good the seven is good any of them are good I think Gus Hanson knew he had a 10 was trying to get him out of there try to portray that the seven didn't work yes the seven was excessive but No made it a little easier to call that river because Hanson now lost about twenty three thousand dollars and he doesn't seem too worried about it , there is no need to go easy, because the Great Dane is having a very, very good day today. the button no matter how much he smiles I think every day is a good day for ellie and if you're just tuning in now and wondering what's going on with Gus Hansen's leg, he tore his Achilles tendon which explains the boot on his leg left.

I mean, that's not a fashion statement, I hope not eight nine of diamonds for Justin Smith, who opened the raises, he must be able to start the avalanche effect, meaning that when one person calls, he starts to see many others Callers, Cool Dawn calls, there's two, Cool Ellie in there. -7 great, great, I was fixing that's where the crap is, but David Benjamin was left out, but he's the only one and patrick antonius 11 200 total, the old squeeze, well, that's what it looks like, it looks like it could be a squeeze play, but he has ace king he actually has a hand, yes, squeezing with the best hand, justin smith is going to call and that could attract a couple of players in duan who could also stay there.

I remember Patrick Antonius is very deep and so is Dwan and that's what Duane is going to bring, I'm not sure if Dwan would have called if it had been heads-up, but Justin Smith is there and he figures you know, maybe now I'm getting the probabilities and implied probabilities to make this call with both of them. I agree with your analysis. I don't think Duane would have paid that raise without someone else acting on the professor. You wouldn't think this is a big decision for him. Yeah, I was going to say, I mean Howard Letter only has 73,000 behind him, he can't. actually calls 11,000 with jack gates suited, that's very speculative of course, only here is a 393,933 flop, a pair of hearts and justin smith, who came into this hand with the worst hand, now has the best and a 65 chance of winning the 26,000 pot but there is patrick antonius' continuation bet this may be the problem with calling with nine eight what do you do now?

Yeah, you're in a bad situation, especially if you double barrel, I mean, a really tough situation if you're in there. with 980 diamonds you don't really want just the top pair you want more than that absolutely true and justin smith only has 108,000 behind so he makes this call and says yes I'm calling this hand I think if he decided to call here I go with the hand oh how much is it and there is justin smith decides to go with the hand he moves all in I like that this is a heavy board with the two hearts out there I like it a lot, you imagine that it is a fold or a push, right, we can take the 26 first, that's the 26.

Always helpful guys, that's why I'm just here to help and it's 82,700. I go back to Antonio's house to pay. He's getting a little more. two to one with ace king yeah, three to one dog, even though he only gets two to one, he's a good guy, I don't mind helping a good guy, that's great and he's going to even this ace king against nine eight and antonious needs a king acer. I'm really a little surprised, I think this could have been a factor of Patrick Antonio is stuck, I don't like that call ten of hearts without heart or hand at all here is the river it's another ten and Justin Smith is going to win a nice pot yes, both players with two pairs, but justin smith, the biggest double pair, tens and nines, beat tens and threes, i guess justin smith felt like betting just a little, hits the top pair and puts it all in there ago one time he was down around 140k and now he's down 2900. down 2900 after being stuck almost a dollar 50. that's a fantastic turnaround patrick antonius the finished superstar is now down and 204k dollars my mistakes no stranger to big ones changes routinely wins and loses hundreds of thousands of dollars and this is just one of those days that you might have to chalk up to a loss, he's lost two hundred thousand two hundred fight, ellie elezra, even though he's having a fantastic day, it's usually like 50k or something like that, it's like 25, the guy wins and if you get to the others and you all know almost without fail four thousand three hundred patrick antonius is actually raising a small blind the straddle was gus hansen the last one i think he was 57 or something like that and me They just took it from me with his like 170, let's see if he wants to play this one, he has four or five, well, that's within the range of his hand.

He doesn't care about position in playing those types of hands. We haven't seen him pay much, but this time he did. I've seen a lot of three bets. him, both players get a share patrick antonius with second pair gus hanson with the bottom pair pot just under ten thousand dollars because they don't get the equity like this patrick antonius leads in this pot, I don't blame him, yeah, nine thousand. I like that edge, well he was the aggressor pre-flop and got a pair, which is a tough situation for Gus Hanson here. If he calls, there aren't many turn cards he likes, he might fold this, and there aren't many turn cards he likes. that's not a pot of five or four eighteen eight and that's nine to pay money here once every two seconds so there's a lot more so gus hanson decides to raise instead wow the crafty dane i don't think patrick antonius can make this one call is such On a coordinated board, there are too many hands that Gus Hanson could have that fit this flop, although at the same time, if Antonio puts Gus Hanson on a draw like a diamond draw or a straight draw, he might think that Your pair of eights is good and push up. the fact that patrick antonio lost two hundred thousand dollars that might be a little emotional, that might be a factor, it's a strange raise by gus hanson, even though he has a pair, his hand actually has some showdown value, yeah, but actually, that's a scary board two. diamonds three to a straight are already there yes, I like to represent this hand it is very believable that it is in the range of his hand gus alone with 66,500 behind patrick wants to know how much he has behind he caught forty-five thousand four hundred and seventeen six back to antonius This would be a really impressive call from Antonio.

There are so many cards that could appear on the turn that you have to discard this hand now. If you're Antonio, can you just match this or push? I mean, is it the push or pull type? I kind of hate a push here okay I really hate pushing easy it looks like he makes the call that's why we bring Antonius here he makes the call pot now 63,000 if gus hanson had a high flush draw with ace now he has a pair of aces but I think Antonio's checks will see a check from behind 125 120 k wow what a huge over bet Antonio almost makes it look like he's trying to buy this pot he has middle pair and it turns out to be good but like Santa only has 66,000 left, but if gus hansen puts patrick in diamonds, no, he will give up, i was going to say, and what a great exit for patrick antonius, yes, it was a tough place, i thought for a second if gus put to patrick in diamonds or a straight draw he could call, but he sniffed it out.

Good game by Gus Hanson. Good rest. I wonder what the gap is in terms of high stakes hands in terms of live hand play between Doyle and the next guy. I mean, this would go back in time. at 40, where they play like there's no lemon, keep them like Texas in the biggest games, there's only so many total hams, the next oldest would be like Jeffree's, I probably don't know about chips, I don't know how much you grind or such time. We're playing with a straddle and that's 1200, so that's 1200 to play with. What about Johnny Moss? Maybe it was Moss, yes the boss could have played epic sessions.

Moss might have played Doyle more in his life actually and he was playing until he was 80 years old, what's that, that's cool, yeah, justin smith is going to limp in from the button, he's 6'4 suited, gus hanson is going to fill the small blind, gus guapo is playing his hand pretty complicated, oh wow, david benjamin takes a big hand, he's going to raise this is decision time for tom dwan he's going to give up on this one and it's a pretty game tight for tom dwane he put king queen there so you're hungry elia elezra also the queen has queen nine let's raise from david benjamin to eleven thousand two hundred non-moving blinds like that tough spot for everyone else to call you can't call once before justin smith is retiring tell me yeah i'm just thinking about it 67. okay all in the call i mean david benjamin instant call wow that's like a hundred grand the pear call is good huh , perry is good, I don't have it, this queen is good, he is the queen, a skin, his queen is good, his king is better, maybe, oh, it is suitable. although I can do it, I'm about 28 28. now now you're up to 43. no, I'm probably 57. and once again two players in the red willing to bet, I'm taking a chance david benjamin now has some ties can catch a five and split this pot here is the river oh it's six close to that five and gus hansen flying the ace king a little complicated limping it from the small blind he sets the trap and david benjamin falls for this, he gives it a good double gus hanson now up to 135 thousand 67 also yeah, benjamin isn't having a great day or a great week, he's down 164,000 and he doesn't seem very happy about it either.

I'll have to say things are getting better, it's crazy here infulltiltpoker.com, million dollar cash game, gus hansen, now in black, up to 35 thousand dollars, 1200 shades, it's funny, you said it's in black, I look up and see Howard Letter dressed in black. And how about two black aces for Howard Letter? Howard Letter in red, is down 28,000, but if things go his way in this hand, he will win. The problem is that Letter doesn't play any hands, yeah, so I don't know if anyone is going to play. play with them here it's hard to get paid you don't give action you don't do the action correctly how many bike trips have you heard two twovery true I haven't had that problem unfortunately unfortunately good the letter sets the trap the letter a limps with the aces 5 300 there there's justin smith's raise with nine five of spades let's see how hard howard is willing to play I don't know I think I'll probably go ahead and re-raise right here.

The problem is that Lederer's re-raising somehow reduces his rank, doesn't it? He tells the table what he has. Yeah, I don't think he reduces it that much. I think it absolutely brings it down if you raise it, especially something around a minimum raise j driven aka justin smith almost has to call, which is why I like 15,000. That's too much, it blows his j driven out of the water. he got him off the hook there, yeah, never underestimate how smart he is, yeah, I think Howard Lederer definitely let him off the hook and Letterer is now up to 81,000, but he's still in Howard's red letter.

They're down 19,000, Patrick Antonio and David Benjamin are down a combined 334,000 duane ellie and ivy each, over two hundred thousand dollars, so there's no justin smith or howard letterer and we're bringing mike themouth and andrew feldman back, how Does that change the dynamics of the table? Well, first of all, andrew feldman comes out. There, on some limbs, he floats, sees three bets, rays of light, Mike, the mouth, which is like a substitute for Howard, I mean, Howard was playing hard and straight, that's what Mike is going to play, Andrew Feldman , I think it's a better place for the game you know.

As for the game itself, Justin is Tom Dwan doubling the ace nine on the button. Wow, he's got that 239,000 win locked up. I will pay. Antonio is going to call and we will see this flop in three ways. You have to like the door card to open and straight to patrick antonius check bottom set for andrew feldman and maybe that's what tom dwan knew tom dwan knew he would get top pair but he knew his opponent would hit bottom set check and pass around feldman is going to play slow jack check that check okay You better not play too slow.

There are two consecutive ties. Now the king, the queen needs a ten and a three. The five needs a two or a seven. He can't be given too many free cards. Eight thousand, well, he said, a bit of a trap. Ivy needs a 10 to get to Broadway, although I don't think Ivy will be present, but Antonio is undefined, he can catch a two or seven to hit the straight. 23 23 23 23 in total, checked on the flop now ivy folds now the only thing that is interesting is if antonius knows what his opponent has, you are going to say this every time correctly because if you hit you are going to win a huge monstrous payout, I absolutely believe that even if he doesn't know it.

I don't know what he has, I think he almost has to call here, believe it or not, 15,000, you'll get almost three to one for his money and then the implied dodge two, I think he has a call coming, I mean, I guess The point is. you know feldman only has a king jack here you're not going to get more out of this if you call well that might actually make patrick antonius play this a little different if he really thinks andrew feldman is weak here he might actually raise , if that is. The whole point, I think we know that Patrick will probably play this hand, it's just a question of whether he raises or just calls, well he'll call, he needs a two or a seven and it's party time for the Finn, oh he's not an idiot or something, oh, when it first came out, I thought for sure it was a seven.

Well, Patrick Antonio can't win this side of the pond Leslie Bluff, obviously, we know he can't win it, period because Andrew Feldman has a full house, but Antonio fires a bluff. In this, he has no matchup value with high fives, I mean, he can barely beat the table. He has a pair of sixes, ace, jack, five. I'm saying it, I think he's going to bluff this. Well, he's going to shoot a bluff. It will not work. obviously, because feldman has a four full house, it's full of sixes and patrick antonius puts up a rather small bed, it almost smells like a little value bet, it feels exactly like a value bet, what does feldman do with it if you're Feldmann? to raise in case patrick ortonius has a six, you have to risk, uh, that your full house is good, but if patrick antonios has a six, you can win a big pot here.

Obviously, feldman is going to raise, but how much is it? the raise, what is he playing? What is the best way to get the money from him? he has a full house. I think feldman is considering just calling right now. I know it sounds strange, but he is so confused that it seems like he doesn't know where he is. in this hand I wouldn't be surprised if he just called if I have this hand, I like to raise about 50 more and he just calls and here's the donkey dancing, what a rib from Mike Mataso, I'm surprised someone hasn't burned that donkey.

Downstairs I would never have marijuana I could just have fun you understand he earns a hundred thousand per point in Chinese every five minutes anyway no, you can't like that too much no, how can I like the river? I didn't convert you from 100 percent to 99,999 1200 yes they called you if you raised the river and when these players refer to Chinese poker it's just another old poker I absolutely mean you have king card poker raised to 2 400 I think Which is a bad decision, isn't it. It sounds like you're already earning. What's the point of raising a good rate?

There are so many different variations of poker, whether you're playing Stud Hold'em of course, pot limit Omaha or Chinese poker, all great games in their own right, I had seven fives. in his hand how much more do you think he was going to hit gus hanson puts this uh this minimum increase out there this andrew feldman straddle takes out this 2400 benjamin is going to call dwan calls mikey calls two full titles when one person calls he starts to see a lot of other people who they call andrew calls how do you flop those sets? I fill two sets two more than me two more than I made a pair we have five players in the pot two players I can't think of seven six triples can you guess which two? players are not in the pot bill ivy and patrick antonius yes, seriously, it seems impossible, it's a very interesting flop, it's a good flop for feldman in the sense that he made top pair with a shot to the stomach, unfortunately for him , is behind Benjamin's snowmen.

Let him know that he is behind right now Hanson with bottom pair and backdoor diamonds. The only thing about Feldman's hand is that if he is behind he has a lot of outs. Remember that he can catch a seven, a five and a four. He may be a little afraid of catching. the five, but it would be nice since it turns out that this is going to reduce the field a lot 8 200 and david benjamin with the top pair here is not really a very heavy board, he got the gut shots there and everything and I guess eight nine is a direct tie, but since Benjamin has two eighths it is very unlikely that anyone else will have eight nines.

I wouldn't blame Benjamin for going all in here, he only has 46 more, how much is it for me? 8 200 and also how much you? Start with David, I'm 32, five, 36, seven more. Benjamin, since he only has 46, is willing to bet it a little bit, he wants to win all six and that was not a great card for Andrew Feldman now if he makes two. Even, he couldn't help but check, check, there is a chance that Benjamin can duplicate himself here. Queen, check that whole check. The opponent has a seven, in fact, I probably push right here to really make him think he might be bluffing, there are a lot of hands you could have remembered, feldman doesn't know, Benjamin might have eight nine, he might have had five, he might have something. like four three who knows yes, it's probably a payment method for andrew feldman if benjamin bets and the problem is that feldman's kicker is no longer playing, he has two pairs of sevens and sixes and a queen kicker all in and pushes all in, I think it's calling any bet smaller than all of them, but I still don't care, the all-in gives Andrew Feldman a chance to really call you.

Come on, Robert, hold your ground, he just said he should go all in. The guy goes with everything. Now you are you. I'm questioning it because I saw the reaction on Andrew Feldman's face. It doesn't seem like he wants to pay. Of course he doesn't want to pay. He only has two pairs. He can only beat a bluff right now. Well it looks like a bluff the way he moved all in so I'm all for that and this is the problem with feldman on the last hand, he flops a set, makes a full house on the river and wins some sort of small group here has a marginal hand of seven and six with a queen.

Kicker, his five don't even play and he could lose a huge amount, yes I agree, you can't win small parts of his monsters and then lose the big ones with the marginal ones and be a successful poker player, that's not what you can be but not against This competition, yes, it is too difficult a lineup to give away any kind of place. You know, I wonder if the fact that his kicker isn't playing right now really has Andrew worried or if the queen could help him. She can force him to pay because he now has a higher. kicker maybe he was worried about his kicker before you realized penny means don't bet 8-7 here it is, i could do it especially with the queen on the board now andrew feldman puts the test one more time all i know is that i'm probably paying here myself i don't know how andrew can escape this just to recap the action and i think the reason feldman is confused is that he checked on the turn feldman flopped on the flop benjamin called everyone else who was they folded so I checked check and now he goes check benny means all in for his last 38,000.

I think I might screw this up, it's not going to be pretty, it looks like he's going to fold, you can only beat a bluff, I guess you have six, four, six, let's leave this, wow. that's actually it was a great time, yes, very well presented by felvin, he won over two hundred thousand dollars, not only did he play well, I learned that he also ran quite well, a couple of times he got out of hand because the cards They helped him, but he did it. He played very well, he ran well, he played well and he has a great smile and he is a great guy, this time he has not come across a group of problem players and there is a group of problem players that could start the avalanche effect, which which means this is our first family jackpot in the cash game. be exactly what is a familiar putt means that each player is in hand king king two this is interesting wow wait a second king king two we have two players with kings tripp antonius with kings in chips ivy with kings tripp bet 3 000 antonius is king tripp with jack kicker dominating ivy and benjamin with a flush draw we could also see some action from him on this flop this is an action flop to say the least great, well benny doesn't mean he's stupid, knows a paired board and is not going to play a flush.

Draw is as strong as he is, no, but I knew he would at least see this card on the turn. Oh wow, what a card for Benjamin's hand, look at this, Ben, you mean the check has a flush on the turn, other than Ivy and Antonio with Tripp Kings, Ivy on terrible. shape he needs a seven to win a two or a four to tie antonius he needs a jack to win or a two in a four ten thousand i don't blame patrick antonius has to feel like he has the best hand but the only thing he has The suspicious thing about this is who has two necklaces, there is only one other king left in the deck, so I don't know if I'm Patrick Tony, he said I bet there or not.

Okay, you start looking at that board and you start thinking, well, one of my phones has to have a king and the other one might have diamonds, yeah, that's how I feel now. Normally I wouldn't put one of my opponents in king idiot or king four, but this pot was limited, there were only 600 left to play, so king C suited king four suited those the kind of hand someone could be in there with. great good calls equal to the river yeah this pot forty-four thousand here's the river fine five of dominance that's going to be an action killer I was going to say it's going to crush the action because now there's four against a flush on the board well Patrick and Phil dodged the bullet on that one, you know, breaking me down at the same time.

Now I mean, obviously he has the winner, but at the same time you know he can't. He beat a full house and he can't beat the NASA diamonds. Wow, I think about 40,000. Like Phil Ivey was putting this in, think about the way the hand was played, if you're Ben, you mean you're doing well, well, one maybe one of my good ones. The opponent has a king. Is there a chance the other one has nice diamonds? Exactly the hand I think he is trying to represent. You must also imagine that there is thepossibility of having a full house here.

It could absolutely be two full houses. I mean. that's the other consideration, I mean, a lot of people at home are seeing this, wow, he got the queen with a high flush, well, it's actually a king, I have a flush, but he has a queen in his hand, so he can raise this, There's no way I'm bringing up Patrick Antonius. already folded, an easy drop for pentatonix, but if you're benjamin, it's a tough call, yes it really is, but it's just a flush card if you don't have the nuts, it's an absolutely tough situation, especially because of the way where Phil Ivey doesn't.

One thing until the fourth diamond came, I mean, it feels like I have these diamonds. If I didn't know better I would have thought he had ace of diamonds, yeah it could be there too, I mean look he has king seven, would it really be? It's surprising that he turned over king four, actually no, it wouldn't be in a limped pot, yeah, I think he's going to play a king four suit, obviously, since I played king seven what's the difference between king five, king four and king seven? There is no difference, there is not much difference, and then you can know that, then you refer to many experiences.

Ivy, I wouldn't be surprised if Benjamin lowered his hand. there ain't no bluff in this place, I don't see how you can rush it, it's a tough time, a tough decision for david benjamin, I don't see how, I just can't believe you jumped into the fight, david benjamin, trying to find him sense. This hand is such a fickle game of poker, look at the flop and it goes, oh, kind of what the flop looks like, the turn it hits, oh wow, I love the turn and it hits the river, oh, I don't think you can reading it. phil ivey ivy doesn't give him anything wow, that's power poker, he had the third best hand and ends up taking the pots.

I guarantee they are both the same card bet. Actually, it's not the suit, but I'm like Matt, I bet a thousand. yeah now they just show one too late okay we got a bet we got a bet though okay okay let's get stiff you want Stephanie I didn't realize you had that much money welcome to fulltilt poker .com. One million dollars in cash. I think I had a great time, but I had a clean diamond line. I should have gone up. Benjamin was probably convinced that Phil Ivey had a bigger flush or a full house, however, Phil Ivey shows the table how Power Poker is done. exactly what you said and he turned that made hand into a bluff hand, actually he made a hand, although he had the third best hand, he couldn't even beat Patrick's hand.

I know I had no business winning that pot at all and you only had the queen flush. Yeah, anyway, I wonder why you make all the money in poker. Phil, they play so badly, I just don't understand how he can hear on the river. Well, king five was ready to show his cards, so that's not king five. Let's move. move on in life, no big deal, people asked or not, no big deal, i don't think he bluffed, no he definitely hasn't bluffed now, but there's no room for bluffing now that they just won their wedding, I definitely didn't cheat on you with me too, I just lost two thousand.

Wow, you're so good. I don't think he's gone. That means it's actually very difficult to bluff. I can tell you what I had. I could tell you one of my cards doesn't really matter, I just didn't tell you what I haven't finished, I'm curious, I'm very surprised, patrick bets, stay there, one of my cards was the king of hearts, let's move on, king queen. Ate two swords out there Andrew Feldman must like this one. He had the best flush draw, not only is it not a flush draw, but he is ahead of Hanson and Hanson's a7.

I never failed at anything, so you can tell because I was never in the house, well, you know. feldman is not going to fold, the only question is will feldman just call this or will he raise. He thinks he just calls to control the size of this pot and the stacks are a little complicated because hanson has 11,000. if feldman raises he won't get far from the hand if hanson pushes yeah that's the problem with raising here so I'll probably just see a flat call from Andrew Feldman and sometimes you don't care if you push there with if you have two overs and spades, but in this case.

He only has one on him no, he's going to go up anyway wow 29 6 and I'm too cool feldman shoots the rays well played by andrew feldman there yes, I like andrew feldman's semi strong bluff I was going to say I didn't know if he wanted to commit with this pop, but he thought his capital was pretty high, that makes a good push because one good aggressive play and you know, he only lost ten thousand dollars. I bet he'll be happy as a lark if he's stuck alone at 10,000 after being stuck at 150,600 to play no straddle here tom dwana walked away from the table right now so we've got six players just for a second ben you mean to the microphone of the small blind, the mouth and the big ivy to talk to the 1080 diamonds that smell like a 2,000 race, let's see how it develops raised to 2,000. interesting gus hanson with a hand somewhat similar to that of phil ivey those hands They are very connected raises to 6,600.

There are a lot of flops in these two hands that we could see some really good action, the only question is if we will see a flop. Gus Hanson has a three-bet, so you mean don't raise to ace 10. Madison won't call him ace nine, probably if he doesn't fold. too many of the three bets jack jack nine oh what a flop for gus hanson and you just said it you said these cards are interconnected and they are phil ivey has an open straight on this one but he's dead, I'm telling you That's it, if Gus Hanson hits a free card here and comes to life, right on the turn, could be bad for Phil.

Gus Hanson flops the top full house. He has the absolute nuts right now. I can't see Phil Ivey, at least he doesn't equal here. oh, if you're going to declare a run pre-flop with 10 8 then you'll fail on the straight draw, that's what you were asking to catch in the first place, of course the paired board and two spades might prevent them from ivy paying soon the pot now 32,900. a seven or a queen and we can see some fireworks oh my god the queen on the turn bets 25,000. let's see if houdini can get out of this trap i prefer a flat call here hanson only has 99,000 behind, he could easily push here too, but I'd rather Gus Hanson let Phil hang himself.

Oh, no more roux. We are talking about an action killer in the River. Well, everything said. Phil Ivey might try to portray some of this, but not me. I don't think so Ivy Vet 25,000 Hanson called now Gus calls Why didn't I push the turn? It's actually a difficult situation for Gus. Does he try to value the bet? I think he turns the tables on Phil Led when the first queen appears. he came easily he could have had a queen in his hand maybe like a queen 10 kind of opening straight on the flop I think that's what Gus is thinking too.

Phil would pass a queen here I think he would and gus this is purely a value bet I think a little private I wanted to see if Houdini could get out of the trap 44 000. All I can say is Phil is glad he didn't have to do a Houdini, yeah, the river let him out of here and Ivy should be able to get out. far from this, it is now a small bet, although it is a bet of 44 thousand dollars. The pot is 127,000. Yes, he bet about half the pot. really, really deep, I might not bet there for fear of a check raise, I agree, but Hansen only has 30,000 behind him, so is there any way Gus could have had a big draw, something like shovel , draw a spade box with a 10, maybe even absolutely there are a lot of hands that gus could have within his range and he needs to feel alive, he can beat, yeah, well, he makes the continuation bet with any two 44s, now ivy bet and hanson just calls on the turn and when hanson calls there's a chance, it's certainly when something like ace ten of spades, yeah, ace 10 of spades, perfectly reasonable, ace, king of spades possible, I mean I was even Thinking about a two-way draw on the turn that Hanson had picked up, he thought he didn't want to give it up and he doesn't.

He doesn't call and Gus Hanson is going to win a good plot. I still think overall Phil Ivey saved 30k. Gus Hanson now made 101k and has been playing pretty close to the vest until that big spot for him and Phil Ivey takes Quite a hit, he's still up 132k in this one series, Hanson is right behind him and our biggest losers, David Benjamin and Patrick Antonio, lost a combined 366, but take a look at Andrew Feldman, we've been tough on him, but he's crawling back, he's just down . ten thousand dollars fans on the edge of their seats it's interesting some people say poker is not a spectator sport i don't agree it can be very exciting extremely exciting especially when you start talking about 200 dollar pots feldman picks up the aces how much did i win $350, that's all I won, I won more with David David, I think he's too deep to play this too complicated, I think he has to re-raise before the flop.

Philadelphia is raising two thousand with jack 10. Well, the thing is, you don't really. matter three phil live bets because philly will almost always call that triple bet which is exactly right and you don't have four or five callers preflop, you want to isolate one, you want one or two, you don't want a bunch of callers, he he's not going to get a lot of callers tawan has ace nine of spades he might get frisky with ace nine of spades he hasn't been he's been doubling down a lot of aces knowing that dwane would almost rather be there with like a six nine of spades than ace nine, he knows there's a chance he could be overpowered, but he could be doing one of his classic four-bet moves here, and if he does, that will free up Fill Ivy if he bets.

Philly probably equals, I think. you're right, i think he's looking for more chips, i don't think he's going to flatten here, i think that's what i thought, that's what it seemed to me now, this is interesting, andrew feldman. I say there's enough money in the pot already. a new raise oh yes, you know what is completely complicated, you know what you are the professional, that's the good thing about poker. Good players don't agree all the time and I wholeheartedly disagree with you, you're both so profound, yeah honestly I think feldman just called this one. although p5 bets could win a really big pot that way, that's true, you're in position, you've got the aces, you've got the bullets, give your opponent enough rope to hang himself.

Tom juan is quite a difficult opponent, although it gives him the opportunity to help him play on future streets duane 300 000 feldman 250. feldman seems a little nervous maybe in part, but at the same time he is nervous and realizes that his stack could be at risk what's the point look at that look from dwane 536 53 600 and feldman raises again and this hand has to end, doesn't it? I don't see how dwan can do anything but rubbish, now he can barely play again, not with ace nine, unless you are a very very difficult player when he bets five you are practically putting your hand face up, well one of two or three hands, yes, aces, kings, maybe ace, king, but maybe queens, you are not going to get involved with the ace, not in space, now it is taking forever to do so. someone who's just going to retire, well, he's got a bit of Hollywood, he's got a you know, he's got a confident face, I mean, he just made a big four bed, so you're saying basically to stop Andrew from doing this the Next time, yes, that's right.

We see the dramatic pause a lot and, you know, they will talk about this on the Internet, they will talk about this in the forums. I mean, obviously I can see the cards, but I still think the face-to-face once Ivy folds and you're in position, I don't see any reason why I fell for a soft call, I know you and I'm not okay with that. , that's great in poker, yes, more than one way is right, it's probably right to do any of them, but the stack sizes are too deep to not bet five, I mean, there's still room for you to do a bed of six.

I think that's what you're considering here. The good thing is that if duan was the six bet, now we can see the cards, but if dwan. he used the six bet here, feldman would probably only call with aces, maybe kings, that's true, i just don't know, yeah, antoine gives up, he thought about it, even though he always thought about it, he really did. I think he was serious, you know the fact. that we are on TV, I don't want them to appear on TV, maybe I can beat this guy well, besides, he is also a good winner, there are more than 200,000 winners, why give up that win?

Well Andrew Feldman comes out of the hole and is now in the black he has a lead of 24 thousand dollars tom dwan is still our big winner he has a lead of over 200 thousand philivey a lead of 150 our big loser at this table patrick antonius loses almost a quarter of a million dollars probably not, but I'll try and it takes about a year, right, if it comes down, eh, I know a7 offsuit is a pretty mediocre hand in a seven-player full ring game, you know that Gus is playing pretty tight, he doubled that onea7 there 1800, this is the new improved great dane, yes, david benjamin. raises it with the ace, it's one of those strange times where king seven might actually be the favorite because three players have aces, so the probability that an ace doesn't land yes, of course, the probability is that the ace doesn't fall and then what happens? he leads ace 10 two, but then you mean he got a flush draw and is no deeper than Benjamin right now.

I can't believe this flop checked, check well, giving him a straight draw and a queen for a straight wow. check and check I can't believe how small this bottle is two pairs for phil ivey color for david benjamin I think we're going to see some fireworks now I don't know why I caught it I had two pairs, I don't know Why did I call you? How about that ace is up? I can't believe he actually said he had two pairs and almost folded. I mean a bet. Wow, the way he played the hand. He just he played her so small.

What am I going to leave? my opponent gets there and then calls him, it's a big surprise, I mean, both players fail at something, no one puts money in the pot, the river is the ultimate action card and Benjamin doesn't really make any money from it and it's weird when we were straddling before compared to that it almost seems like we are playing small again i must remember we are playing 300 600 blinds the pot is four thousand dollars we haven't seen a flop yet another internet genius arrives, the great andrew four feldman doing a play for this pot the internet genius raised here oh oh oh I thought I thought you meant someone was going out I know why he's making a play in the place he wants everyone to fold so he can show it, come on, I don't think he's going to show it, yes, it is, of course, he's going to show that you were right, there was another internet genius, the old microphone would have just blown him up, but he's heartless now, but he'll get it.

I'll be back soon I'm going to Phil Ivey's heart school I know he charges like ten grand an hour I'm going to be a man and pay it off Welcome back to the tickpoker.com full game A million dollar cash game Patrick raises the makes 2000 with the ace 9 offsuit andrew feldman tried to do it again oh well he just raised the seven two and you know he wanted to do it again this time he picks a better spot he's going to fold it and it's good for him because gus Hanson wakes up with the checkers and Gus Hanson is notoriously good with the 7 700 checkers race.

He picked it up and wow, the holy man wakes up with the kings. Well, the last time this happened, Benjamin had the worst of it with the kings, so if Benjamin doesn't. get complicated if benjamin raises here everything is going to come in there's no way it won't be i agree i don't see how gus could escape that hand oh hansen is so aggressive pre-flop he won't let it he's not the ladies good for him , well it's a bit of an awkward stack size here for Benjamin, you could just push right here to make it look like ace king either way, you can put it 19-7 somewhere, that's probably smarter and better than submitting it, submitting it might scare the great dane out i mean we can see that gus hanson has a hand in case gus henson custom hand doesn't have a hand you want to give him enough room so he can make a move in theory patrick antonius watches carefully every move david benjamin makes Well, let's be honest, although Benny might be thinking: Do I want to catch here?

No, he's going to compete with 17 700. He's afraid that Gus almost has to push here 35, more accurately, yes, I would say more times than no, yeah, there you go, compete because Hanson. push 82-76 benny jack ten three two diamonds bendy means he has the diamond in his hand so running the diamond won't help hansen he needs a queen and only a queen could run straight cards now that the option is closed i was so unlucky that queen hand and only one queen here's the river didn't have the same hand hey no eight of clubs everyone standing so you mean only 109 000 just need to dance not much buddy that goes up to 2 000 phil ivey raises up ten eight suited nine five offshoots patrick antonio will call it six nine nine hey if you bet three the guy with the three eight out has two deuces he'll play these I know he has ace king how do you do it? going to play?

He, although I think he's going to triple bet, yes, against an opponent, maybe he just calls without problems, but you get a raise and a call, you can triple bet to make it look like a squeeze play, even if you have the goods , I think it might not be. making a very big raise here, run to 9600, well that's substantial, there are a few more chips than I thought he had in his hand, he's also in position, obviously there's a difference if you're going to play the hand after the flop on position or out of position, right? absolutely huge, huge difference, dwan abandons this one, madison abandons it, ivy abandons it too. ivy doesn't like to call a three-bet when there's someone else in the pot because i think he's afraid of drawing with patrick antonius. in the pot you also know what feldman is starting to have a little respect towards this table for the first time in this whole game starting to have a little respect and he is winning 33 thousand dollars, it is not the 33 that is so important it is the fact that he no longer has a big negative in front of him, yes it's about a 200,000 swing for him, he was down about 150 now he's up 33.

Okay let's do a straddle lead round next hand , that's what you all don't do. I think I'm a complete coward. I feel like I did it three days ago. Seven of the best at this table raised to two thousand two hundred. Ivy Antonius The Mouth Dwan Benjamin Gus Hampton and how about a royal pocket for the Great Dane's jeans? two thousand two hundred oh the mouth is going to be tested three times and that's why my God two queens six thousand two hundred questions let's back up for a second to mic the mouth and its queens against Chris Ferguson's aces but now Gus Hanson he has the kings, look how he plays, I think he will fourth bet, that's why I was going to ask you if you are out of position now in the kings, how do you play well?

Also, Mike is pretty short. I'm definitely in favor of betting here and then how? Mike plays Duffy to bed, so wow, let's see the original bet was 2200 from Gus Hanson. Mike made 5400 and returns to Gus, and Gus to 17,700. He now he's going 17-7, 12-3, back to Madison, he's only got 52,000 behind. the pot is 37,000. yes, i think it's less than the ace that comes here, it's going to be very difficult to escape this hand. Madison is either playing it safe or she's playing five full queens, oh my goodness, and that's gin for Mike Madison. and well, my question is the state of mind.

I was going to ask you: did he play it cautiously or did he play it by trapping? It doesn't make any difference now because he has the queen of the top set on the flop 5-4. I don't think there is any way in the world, gus. can hanson escape this now the pot is already 37,000 mike only has 52 behind as far as i'm concerned mike unless he's really unlucky he'll double up here the only way he couldn't i guess would be if gus catches a king because he is going to put the money I'll be surprised if they make it past the flop as far as getting the money in the middle has been very unfortunate for Hanson Hansen picks up queens when Benny Mean has kings now picks up kings against Madison's queens and comes out on the flop really unfortunate for the Great Dane, that one man's fortune is another man's lack of fortune, so to speak, it's 20,200.

He just wants to make sure he doesn't have big chips behind him, no, he has 15. And once he knows that He doesn't have big chips behind Hanson's calls and Hanson isn't going to like what he sees, he really isn't going to like it. Oh and he look at this, it's a really unfortunate situation for Hansen 140k in this boat and Gus needs a king and only the king can save. he'll tell you the king falls, notice how he's going to explode oh, he'll go crazy, kill him, take out a fuel helmet, maybe he'll probably throw the chair out of him, you almost want to see it, don't you?

I hate to say it. Can't. I shouldn't say that Mike is my friend. No, I'm not going to support the king. I can't do it to Mike, but I'll tell you what I bet he's holding his breath. Now Mike is so pessimistic that he almost expects a king here, no it's a seven of spades, the microphone doubles 141 thousand dollars and really, very unfortunate for the big team, 31,800 and the fans go crazy for the dancing donkey, oh, when we kick. This game is up right now, I told you guys, cheap poker games are coming to an end.

Let's take a look at the leaderboard. Now Mattisow is up 41,000. And Gus Hanson, who won a hundred thousand dollars, is down 15. He really hasn't done anything wrong. I mean he woke up with queens and found himself with kings and then he woke up with kings and found himself with a set of queens. Tom Juan is still on top with almost 200,000 in the black. That's the brutal part of poker. Sometimes you don't do anything wrong when you play. perfect and you still lose welcome back to the poker.com game with a million dollar cash some players are lucky others not so much gus hanson maybe a little upset because he had won a hundred thousand dollars he is actually going to leave fifteen thousand Eight hundred dollars down and this guy has definitely pissed him off, he's pissed even though he was making a fool of himself, I'm not sure Gus Hanson appreciated that.

Gus Hanson is out and they decided to raise the blinds and before we were playing 300,600 blinds to 100 man, we raised the race 3,400,800 with an ante of 200, how is that going to change the game? It doesn't seem like that big of an increase, but the extra hundred on the ante is huge, we're up to 11,000. Now, every time they put the money in the middle, each pot starts at two thousand four hundred dollars for six players, which is a big jump, there's actually only fifteen hundred and before it was two thousand four hundred and we're six players, so it's I'm going to move very fast, you can't wait for those monsters, who will it favor?

Don't say Phil, normally I don't believe it or not, Tom Juan would say, but Tom is playing very tight, I think this is it. it's going to benefit phil ivey or patrick antonius, but the comeback guy, andrew feldman, is playing very well right now, there it is, I'm not really sure why these players agreed with six players to raise the ante and blinds when that It really has to help. fall ivy well, you know, poker players, all poker players have egos, they all think they're the best phil ivey, the original razer 35. oh wow look at this, look at this move, phil ivey raises patrick antonio's three bets to phil ivey, fills phil ivey 4 bet both hands very very mediocre marginal at best 3,000 phil ivey 11,000 antonius and now ivy has raised 35k again this is poker yes i don't think antonius can call here and tony's only has 135k behind which antonio has pushed well i think he would win this spot right there.

This is easier said than done, although the mental side of this is fascinating. Two guys, queen, 10, raise, raise again, now, four bets, well this is what happened when you play with six players and Online, many of these players play six at most, no limit, keep them. You know, when you play with nine hands and with the right hand, you can sit and wait for a big hand with six hands, even though the blinds appear. fast and antonis is not going to ruin this right away he knows that ivy is capable of re-raising with, you know, garbage hands, he certainly knows that, they have a lot of history, these two play together very often, patrick plays those black chips and Those black chips are worth 25,000 each.

I don't think he's in Hollywood here. He's definitely thinking about this one. He knows that Phil Ivey sometimes makes this phrase very light. He knows that he is capable of doing it. Patrick gives in and Ivy gets the best of it. from him, she wins that little two to one. I'm going to attack him and we'll give him some. That's Barry Mundy in seat number eight. He's our cash game manager and he's going to take Gus Hanson's chips because Hanson left. at 84-2 and we definitely won't see him come back while he's limping around and losing fifteen thousand eight hundred dollars normally if you're playing that high stakes losing fifteen thousand is no big deal but when you were up a hundred thousand and the way he lost it has to be painful, not only was it painful and rubbed it in your face a little bit, I mean, Mike's antics really reached Gus' six-handed action against Andrew Feldman.

I'm too cool, Feldie's not going to do it. he plays eight hundreds, so you mean the five raised to the old speed limit from 2004. Oh, and look here, Mike Battisoa with a bigger pair, two sixes. Great, he was going to pay. Well, he waits a minute. Well, all five are cheap. I thought that's what David Benjamin had. Yes, all five are. Patrick Antonio's cheap king jack is going to call as well a flop two three four could give us some action here nine eight two how about a flop nine eight two maybe not too much action?

Well, the interesting thing is that Mike's mouth has the best of but benjamin madison and ivy might think they're good, it happens about four, well, if they liked it before, that four didn't change anything. It's a big bet from Phil Ivey because he doesn't have the best hand, but I think it's going to be hard for Mike Madison to call with two sixes, really two over cards, that's fine, well, he calls, though the way he The bets are off, no wondercall with ten, you could reach the range of Phil Ivey's hands, but decide to check it, I doubt it.

We will see a bet from Mike la Boca. He has good matchup value. The interesting thing is that he might think he is ahead or not. Now he is going to pass and he will like five against six and Mike la Boca is going to win. In this place you have fives, seriously, I'm sure if you catch it, if you call, I drop 800 to play. Tom Dwan is the first to act, raised to 2700. This is a guy who is really coming into his own, he has always been a good poker player, but now he is becoming more dangerous in all aspects anyone knows he scored a game what game oh the football game isn't starting it's like two in the morning I don't know jack ten eight that's an interesting flop for david benny means he busted the flush draw tom dwan with an open straight draw and this is a toss virtual currency so you mean slightly ahead they only get four and a half points although tuwan actually has the best hand right now with king high i know benny means he's not going to fold the question is whether he checks or just pay.

I think if I were him with a straight draw and a flush draw, I could go ahead and raise this, I mean the stack size, he has about the right stack where he could play a big pot if he wanted to, I mean, Even if faced with a jack, I might think you know what my queen might be good, the nine hits, I'm good, a spade is coming, I'm good, I have to have a lot of outs even if I'm behind, yeah, I think that is exactly what David Benjamin's mind is processing right now. I hope we see a raise here, play about fifteen thousand more, let's go and sure enough, Benjamin is in, it's a huge overbet and Tom Duan stinks, but you know he just has king high.

Yes, what did he see? What are you doing? The Donkey Gate and the exciting conclusion to the Full Tilt Poker.net Million Dollar Cash game are coming to a head. I don't know, David, I just wanted to tell you, buddy, it's been a pleasure spending this time with you. 800 to play action in Patrick 800 to play Patrick Antonio's 3-4 hearts special. Some idiot will fall in love like me. There is one. There is always a idiot in the room feldman is going to raise this wait to see a defense of patrick antonius how much do you know what four thousand five hundred thousand is I do it four hundred thousand no, then I fall mike gets out of the way towards ivy I just came from the city to the queen six you feel blood Mike the mouth really one of the characters in the game but he's very talented he's not just a mouth if he could play as well as cox he would be the best player of all time. 14. beat andrew feldman well phil live he's playing the final hand show him it's seven guys show phil come on last time eh he knows no one wants to lose a lot of money on the final hand so he does a strong triple bet and it takes it away yes, I was actually a little surprised that feldman made that raise with a weekend like that and phil ivey is not our big winner but as always he is probably the most impressive yes, he played almost flawlessly for three days , that's hard to do and a A final look at our big winners in the poker.net million dollar cash game full Tit fought against adversity to win 23,000, but the man of the hour, congratulations to ellie alezra , our big winner, won 235 thousand dollars and the million dollar cash game, so congratulations to elliot ezra who successfully raised the bet and bluffed his way to the top of our final leaderboard, The Israeli has outlasted the world's best poker players to win his first million-dollar cash game title.

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