Phil Ivey Runs Like A GOD And Wins $2,205,000!

and I remember the first time I met Phil and played a game in the World Series in o-5 when I actually won and I'll be completely honest, it was very discouraging, I had a huge stack of chips and heh heh. He had this presence about him, but you know, ten years later and you play him a few times, he's just another opponent, at the end of the day, you know what he's capable of, you know he's a high-level thinking player, so you just You play accordingly. I know the best way is to treat him as if he were anyone else, but it is very difficult to do so.

That's the beautiful thing about poker, although when you sit at the poker table you know that everyone levels up, whether you're rich or poor yourself. Phil Ivey has pocket kings here and has raised to 45,000; That's the problem with guys like Phil Ivey, since they have good hands to correct their cards. He's allowed to fold against Dan Smith and he calls all-in, so I can't imagine Phil Ivey will fold if he calls quickly. Dan Smith, our short stack, has fours in hand so well that he got into a situation here and is on the brink of elimination, this young Dan Smith recently won the 2014 Global Poker Player of the Year award.

Well, he's going to need a lot aid. He wants to see a four on this flop and takes chips from Phil Ivey on the flop. nine seven seven flop big flop meet the table has gone very quiet now the pot a little less than six hundred thousand to turn a Queen of Hearts so now only two cards in the deck can save Dan Smith these two are not the most lively of character but you know their minds have been going a million miles an hour, don't you? The river and the eight of clubs, then we'll lose Dan Smith and Phil Ivey will take his chips, but I have to hand it to them, they know how to play the nosebleeds like you say you fold - Doug, poker chip leader, lets it go - Eric Seidel We've talked over and over again about how this man continues to play at such a high level Richard young, one of the greatest characters we've seen in a long time still want to play a game at home in his house, but I don't want to spend the money to buy the entry and there's Phil Ivey in the small blind, Dan Smith eliminated a little early. calls with ace five of clubs and Scott Seiver in the big blind will check, but this calling from the small blind with an ace has become increasingly common these days and is part pop control, part cheating and, you know. , be elusive with the strength of your hand Scott Seaver with an inside straight draw Ivey checks as does Scott the turn is a seven of clubs now so Seaver pairs his ivory seven again this time Scott short is going to shoot well short has pair half here he feels sure that it has happened twice they do not show any strength at this moment this for life he will look for it well Ivey has an eight or a four to clarify things unfortunately eight does not do me any good the rivers are five of spades so the IV pairs are five Scott Seiver although he is in control with a pair of sevens, I think he is now thinking that if Ivey has an eight to make the straight or a four, he will bet me if he checks, I will bet, if he bets , I'm going to bet. calls and I think Scott will call here

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bets 80,000 on Scott Seiver this is Phil Ivey at his best finding out what his opponent has and betting on him Scott Seiver although he's not a chick either Ivey like I would see the flop so which looks like he may have been on a draw towards a ladder, he can make Scott fold here and he did, there you go, we talked over and over again about how he plays at this high level, but he has turned his opponent. for his hand and has taken advantage of his big play for him, it's just not a coincidence and that's inherent, so Doug doesn't want to inflate the pot unnecessarily Scott Seiver retreats to the button once again Doug Pulk has been quite active lately there are four players, one of them will take 2.2 million, but only one of them has won this title twice, including last year, and that is Phil Ivey Hulk raises with ace four offsuit, there he is in shot and he calls for them to go. again this time IV with a 10 and a 9 of another suit here comes the flop there is a 10 there good on an interesting flop to a 10 3 do it push with a straight and IV with up here IV quickly check now Doug can bet Here everything What you can choose is to take a free card for his direct shot, checks behind IV, the turn with 2 of hearts, action to fill 75,000, just a little more than half the pot.

Doug can comfortably call here with his ace high, he will be ahead. most not most of the time, but many times he will be ahead and also has an ace or a 5 makes him call in position, the river is a six of clubs, so the IV pair of tens of the best action is in Phil, can he catch Doug? Polk will call here with a signal depending on how much he can, yeah, it depends on what you know, how weak Doug sees the IVs have been and what the size of this bed is. I can't really bite off too much, we used up the bottle, that's almost the bottle, so the IVs. taking the line that I want to bluff basically to get called by the ace high this is the kind of thinking these guys do like I put Doug pig in a sky IV said I have top pair I want to get a call I'm going to bet the maximum to make it look like I'm actually trying to steal the boat and Doug Polk hasn't moved, so Phil lives his instincts once again, no wonder he clearly makes Doug Polk think of a call that can almost be made. hear. pin drop in the room dug pop really considering this decision you're right Joe wow this is a surprise he's made a raise here so he's turned his hands into a bluff basically Phil Ivey Lee hasn't moved but look at those eyes now it's actually very simple for ivy, there's no use in raising, only a better hand will call him, okay, he thinks he's ahead, if he thinks he's ahead he can just call and see what happens, if you think he's behind he can raise now to try it. and make his opponent retreat, but I think Ivy would just call me.

Ivy was caught off guard. She's talking out loud a little. You don't hear that very often from Phil, he just gave a lot of information there, but I wonder if that was deliberate to try to get a pop reaction that you can never tell, he said, just to be clear that he said I meant a little bit. of one hundred and seventy-five thousand trying to get a reaction from Doug Doug Paul, maybe to count a few, I think it was a pretty futile attempt, but maybe just being honest, his life is just asking for some tournament rules to be clarified, as we mentioned above.

Joe, when they travel, those rules change, so you have to clarify from time to time, yes, but right now he's definitely looking for information. they're fine, that's how he was, he knows that this is now playing poker, right, this is playing with people's minds, so you were right the first time, don't trust them, yeah, exactly, don't trust the Poker players he knows, he's not at the table anyway, confused, frustrated. The back-and-forth is back and even Phil Ivey understands it. That's great. Can he do it? Can he convince himself to pay? Oh, there it is, he came to the court to win a big party.

He almost seemed a little surprised. He was resigned to the fact that, to be honest, he actually lost the hand, so he was surprised that he won. And was it because he couldn't? I can't figure out what exactly Doug Pope is, he thought he dug his will into Doug Pope. He has the button with which he started our main table and our final table as the chip leader. He has done very well to get this far, outstanding last year and the Aussie Millions as well. he raises with 8 9 offsuit facing a very scary

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in the big blind, which is a great blind to chase phil he will defend again, especially when he has that stack too.

IV has 6 for offsuit on the flop a queen 5 3 flop with two hearts, so Ivey with an up and down straight, Hulk, well, poke pokes has 9 high, but he's still ahead. I would have liked to see. Have you been on this flop to be honest? It's such a tricky base for this flop. and hitting the turn that your opponent will ever put you on Ivey checks pop bets 110,000 Ivy never folds here with an open straight draw now it's just a call or it's a raise or you know what the options are here, either options is valid depending on what you put your phone on you know he's out of position he shouldn't inflate the pot he still calls the turn it's a 7 of clubs so Ivy makes a straight the action is on Phil now now the interesting thing about that The card is which still gives Pulk a ladder rule.

A six will give you the best straight on the river. I like watching Phil come by here. I think it has happened, yes, well, happen there. Now Pulk shot on the flop, backs up and checks now in the river. He's a nine of hearts, so Duck Poke Pears is a nine, but Ivy has a straight, so she also completes the flush draw. Take us from here. Joe, nine is not a good card for Polke. Ivey should bet here and Pop will probably call now. who has middle pair feels obligated to call but you know he might be strong enough to fold, he asks the question so you're right Joe, the bet has got Doug curious and it looks like the vet is around 300,000 and he's counting. almost as if he is resigned to pay, he has his calling immediately with the paranoid of him and Phil Ivey takes a very, very good pot from Doug Polk.

Going straight life would have been much easier for Pulk if the river had blocked and he couldn't have come. I just doubled his hand well. Phil Ivey takes a very good pot from Doug. Poke, that would be, but in front of him is Mike McDonald, he is no stranger to taste. Joe says the nosebleed section. I sit next to the 2005 world champion in his hometown. Joe Hachem, well you grew up in the Crown Poker room, did you ever think there would be a $250,000 bonus that is a regular event on the calendar, my goodness Paul? I remember 15 years ago, you know, sitting around thinking why aren't more people playing? this game and now you just look at the sea of ​​people that are playing, it's really good, it's really nice to be a part of this, we've come a long way, weed is brewing here between Mike McDonald, who raises it with the King four and there . there's a king on the door and Phil Ivey calls with king 10 flops two pair Mike has a big part of this too this is not a good flop for Mike like you know us knowing the cards he's basically drawing here it's very hard for you to win this pot, he doesn't know it well, he checks, maybe to control the pot, the turn is a three of diamonds.

I imagine there are some bets. Lou and Phil pass by again hoping Mike will stab, well Mike's onto something, surely he's going to bet. now I should, I should be betting now, I really like his check on the flop, so it must be pure instinct to check that flop or maybe he was trapping Phil, you know, like thinking, I want to check again, my top pair, Phil, he steps on the turn he doesn't know that Phil flops the nuts basically with king 10 Mike is going to bet now the dynamics if this is incredibly interesting Paul because now Mike Bettes hopes to induce Phil to raise him with a bluff, but Phil doesn't have a bluff Actually, hasn't it become fair, so we could see a lot more chips going in the middle here? 125,000 is the action of the bet on Ivy, who makes a much larger raise. 350,000 now back to Mike McDonald with that look.

Mike is in a world of hurt, right? Now he is fine, he has the top pair without a kicker as if he were in his place. I'm going to go, how can I drop the top pair in this place? He must be making a move on me, you know, at least I have to pay for McDonald's calls, so we'll do it. I see a river and Phil Ivey in very good shape this pot is building to almost a million now Phil Ivey has it on the ropes the river is a queen of diamonds now in the context of the hand that changes something about that type of river it does because the king queen is one of the hands that feels the microphone fully on, so it can change the dynamics, but it still has Kings antennas.

I mean, he's not going anywhere, he'd be saying to himself, geez, I'm really unlucky if he really has King Queen because I've gone from winning the pot to losing the pot shares in IV now he draws a bunch of chips the deal he's going to count 600,000 ken Mike folds here it's a tough fold, he can fold but I B bit the perfect amount Wow Phil Ivey, with a super flop look, was ahead before the flop, he had flopped Mike McGee and unfortunately for Mike McDonald, he flopped top pair and played it very creatively. In the end you make a super bet on the river and that really makes it difficult for Mike McDonald.

Now I mean, how can this man be stopped in this situation? Now he has a Shipley in charge challenging this and now he's going to need to do it again against Phil Ivey, we think he can, but what an opponent he has. Mike McDonald raises the button with ace-queen offsuit action on Phil now and announces everything nor Shirley, it's a decision, yes, it's very fast, so waiting for Ivy's hand. has king queen of clubs Mike McDonald's has it mastered and is in very good shape to double, yes, those two hands are played hand to hand king queen ace queen there is noway for the chips not to go to the middle, well, Phil Ivey is going to I need to get lucky to knock him out, but if he does, it will be three Australian million titles in the $250,000 tournament, that would be surprising.

I mean, it's amazing, but three is almost ridiculous. Yes, you took my words away. mouth, it is definitely unprecedented special, well, there is still a lot between it, wow, what a flop, look at this King 10:10 flop. Phil Ivey has outflopped Mike McDonald, but Mike McDonald still has outs. He has also picked up the jacks, so he has seven outs in total, he takes the lead and two cards away Mike McDonald's can hardly believe that Ivey took the lead , will come back, will be of some help, an ace or a jack is where we are. looking for Mike McDonald to survive a turn it's an eight of hearts if this river is not an ace or a jack Phil Ivey will be a three time champion of the LK Boutique $250,000 challenge look for an ace or a jack or Phil to be the champion again can mike kill the river the river is a nine of hearts and that will be done by Phil Ivey incredible three time moose champion a $250,000 boutique buyout event at the Aussie Millions Joe just isn't there I'm almost speechless incredible it even feels like a unimpressed with himself