TOP 5 BEST HEADS UP POKER HANDS TELEVISED!

Back at table four and raised 15,000 in chips, the blinds are now at three and six hundred. Yes, Galfon was recently written up in a prominent real estate blog about purchasing his New York Penthouse. He bought two Penthouses and connected them with the slide. Thank you. everyone has to have an Ollie or two after Phil Hashem calls. Joe Pears has nine checks, taking a small chance at the pot. Hashem pays. Hashem makes two pairs of nines and eights galphon with an open Ender, interesting Joe leading after having paid the check. Flop, this will look weak to Phil Galphon.

Galphon's pool increases to 6400. And the fact that Joe makes a quick call, Galphon could change his opinion of the strength of Hashem's hand based on the speed of that call. Joe actually could have made a triple bet if he wanted Bill hits us straight and sucks this is bad news for Joe Hashem he reviews Phil puts Joe in everything Phil says he's in everything I think you polarized again young Philip again I can't say nothing because you are going to read me you may have to force yourself to sit in a corner and behave. I don't know, this is so close, so that's what I have, just so you know.

Wow, Jill's looking at it. I want you to see what I have, so you know. Looking for a reaction, what do you want me to do? Phil, make your

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decision and take your time. Oh, I retreat, that's amazing genius, you just bowed your head and that made me retreat. I'm sorry, you can look, you can choose which one and Joe puts on. his

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down holding two pair remember these guys agreed on a card here comes the show and it's six Joe thinks he got Bluff table four Phil Ivey is behind the big man Daniel Kate currently has a chip lead of over three to one godaddy.com pocket The camera shows Kate jacking, don't be surprised by that token.

Advantage, get used to that face too. Daniel, the man of the jungle. Kate's recent big article in the New York Times chronicling his rise in the

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world raised nearly $5.5 million playing cash games. In the first 18 months she played Kate's flop badly, this is frankly arctic. This is a cold deck for Ivy. Kate bet 600 after Ivy's check and then Phil raises 1800. Daniel simply calls, drawing a three-bit and potentially loses the five-man of Spades. Ivy is dead, she better be careful; there's no way she's getting out of this hand, no. on that board Phil bets three thousand annual calls making it look like he has a jack wobbly, fill in two of diamonds, let's see if Ivy's spidey sense is tingling.

It's not like he goes all out on Kate's calls, which means Phil Ivey is out. Lights off. Well done. I heard a very early exit from one of

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's Premier players. That's all she wrote. So where do I go? Jungle man lowering the cold curtain at Ivy's show a thousand times. in chips David with Queen six limps on the button Sammy with Queen 10 suited, raises to 7,000. I have the button. I'll take the button. David pays again. We're seeing those increases a little bit larger than most others. players in this field outside of Sammy that time three and a half times the big blind The queen is full for Williams and he is going to get into action because Sammy flop trips Queens uh oh Sammy bets 4,000 and Williams calls four clubs on the turn Sammy takes an irrelevant flush draw and both guys are checking check and the outside three on the river Sammy makes queens full of tens wowzers bet fifteen thousand this is incredible David flopped a whole world and Sammy caught him in the end Williams raises to thirty five thousand this could go nuclear this is all Sammy's pomp Farah addressing the nuts against the second nuts Sammy raises bring some all in David goes all in Sammy calls and shows him the unbeatable hand David eliminated wow wow that's brutal leave him leave him twice six hundred thousand dollars for the second place chip count, now almost four to one in favor of Phil Ivey Paul Jackson.

Whoever broke that magic million chip mark and if he doubled, he would be looking at a real horse race. here, well, it's a very different two-handed game here on the flop a pair of jacks and a seven Ivy is still the leader with that queen Aid three hearts suited for him eighty thousand is the BET and that's a game of Pretty standard poker Barry the big stack on a flop like this in a no-raise pot wants to keep making test bets, he's trying to figure out if the little guy connected somehow and with that kind of flop it seems unlikely, so Phil Ivey says, "It's well, I have queen high, but I'll try and look at this Jackson reraise.

Go to one hundred and seventy thousand. Now I like the play because Paul Jackson is willing to participate in a poker game. He's not going to sit and wait here. flop the nuts, this may be the line in the sand here for Paul Jackson Phil Ivey, although if you really think deeply about this you might ask yourself, well wait a minute, if this guy had a jack in his hand, I'd I'd come back up here probably not what the hell are you doing so you're thinking about it and the question is why are you overthinking it?

Well there you are reraising to 320,000, it's back in Paul Jackson's face, we're looking at some poker here Barry, both guys with Phil Ivey's Nada Nada is a little better than Paul Jackson's, but no one connected with that flop and here they are, they raise, they raise again, they raise again. How cute, oh my gosh, they raise what the hell is it here, another 150,000, now it's up to 470. ...almost a million chips in this pot now, this is incredible and you can almost hear the wheels turning in his head. Phil Ivey, is this true? And I'm thinking Phil Ivey has to retire here, yeah, I mean, is his opponent going? raise him twice with nothing after Phil Ivey has shown strength 3 60. foreigner 380,000 is what Jackson finally gets to Barry let's put this in perspective we're looking at a million hot chips and both players have nothing we're looking at two guys bluffing with nothing both of us who's going to blink with two cards to come I don't think he's going to blink I don't see how everything Paul Jackson has done can continue in this hand that's why we're here and they' There's some absolutely amazing poker, he said it was a good game and it's going to do just that, and Phil Ivey is the guy who didn't blink.

Seeing this hand was like witnessing great art, it's absurd and wonderful at the same time, it's just mental. -ruining what we just witnessed from Phil Ivey oh Michael, but Phil Ivey's quick departure there's a new table for one of last year's semi-finalists Dennis Phillips is taking on e-dog Eric Lindgren more

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-up action in this one moment this document how long was it missing until? They chose us last night, was it an early draw or was it one of the last? Spades was the last to catch up. Lindgren couldn't make it to the matchmaking party like someone else.

I know. Sorry, my friends every time they wanted to be drawn first then it cost them a thousand for each name they would have killed me again talking about being killed lingard two pair of aces ago for Phillips Eric that's 900 this is going to get very ugly Dennis raises at 2300 47 there is a chip party in the middle everyone is invited and Eric raises again to 4 700. Phillips can save the acting job Eric is not going anywhere where is Don Cheadle when you need him? I'm all in. I call it Dennis goes all in and a quick call from Eric, neither player was going to slow down the game with the flush draw, five of Spades Phillips double up and now take a 4-1 lead in the boat, cooler than a tailgate party here abroad, look at my face.