Best Of Garrett vs Andy ($100-$200NL Cash Game) 

his brain is like a computer of past hands. its like he can recall how his opponents played all their hands in similar spots and use it all against them. hes one of the most exploitive players Ive ever seen.

He had to have picked up a live tell or knows he has never raised the river without a boat in that situation in his life at those stakes. His overall game is unreal. I think its more from consistently making these fairly easy decisions and rarely making terrible ones. Most of these guys when I watch I feel like give off some physical tells. Guy with glasses was breathing out of his chest on one hand. But he looks the same on every hand. His demeanor never changes unless he is on the river determining whether to call or fold. His most impressive play was getting the opponent to lay down trip kings.

@@jrhenry24 I disagree. Everybody knows Nick is the tightest guy at the table. The fact that he comfortably barreled twice into multiple opponents on a board with no straights or flushes makes it obvious. If you don’t make that fold you’re not paying enough attention.

@@jabreaks3782 if who doesn’t make that fold? I’m confused what you are saying

@@jrhenry24 Anybody in that spot. Anybody who pays off Nick should know they’re losing 95% of the time

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For real rt this

He proceeds to touch chips and rub his hands all over a fork that he is about to use to consume what looks like an antipasto salad. Great camera work at 21:08

@@brettstudinary7215 😂😂

@@brettstudinary7215 Yum.

Super ultra meta game from them playing together for so many hours!

I'm still not sure if he raised as a bluff or for value 🤷‍♂️

@@sinatra222 value, it's very unlikely garret checks AJ/AQ/AK/AT in that spot twice. If Andy is beat, garret probably raises again. If garret has all A9, A8o, A2-A8s, Qx. Andy can get paid by a lot.

@@sinatra222 how and why could and would it ever be a bluff?

@@Brandon-hg7ic because it's really hard to be called by worse?

You know these are just highlights right?

@@mattpotterton9093 Lol yes, within a live session I never get this many playable hands

@Hector Abreu, they're sitting there for hours.

Yeah still a bad fold though

@@nathanlunsford7110 pretty results oriented honestly. What bluffs does garrett have here honestly. You're not getting a price and your trip kings are just a bluff catcher at that point

@@hbkpaige1594 Garrett has a bunch of trash like he has, he’s overbluffing this spot yea?

@@Brandon-hg7ic not really. This line is pretty easily diamonds, or 9s full of kings. He has that as much as he has bluffs.

You’re telling me he’s more likely to be bluffing than value betting that river? With that line? Get outta here

I know you are most likely joking and you are actually complimenting Garrett's play but I would be careful in suggesting that he can see the cards, even if it is in a non-serious manner. The poker community is rightly sensitive to this issue after the whole Mike Postle scandal.

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Maniac.

did u watch the entire stream? theres probably a reason why the commentator said this clown

Omg this is so sick I just left a comment on this EXACT shit, and then I scrolled down and saw yours and thought it was my comment cuz I’m “J” also lol

This is honestly one thing I cannot stand. I hate when people bring up politics at the poker table.

@@hbkpaige1594 I've learned it's best to rarely talk about politics anywhere. 😊

You automatically don't like someone because they have different politics than you?

@@dan22482 especially if they're a commie Liberal

I just kind of assumed he had trash politics, given his whole vibe screams it out

They're not playing 100-200 BB's deep, they're playing 900 bb's deep. If you manage to get your 900 BB's in with bottom set, you're beat, plain and simple. It's not like it's a wet board on the flop, yes Andy can have stuff like QJ spades but we want to keep those hands in and keep them bluffing which if we reraise we don't. And if they call that reraise then IMO you're more likely beat than ahead. Turn bet is massive, again, raise here and you get called you're more often beat than good. On the river, the only hand you beat that maybe calls a raise is AK but even some of Andy's bluffs like QJ spades get there so there's no point, you're more likely value raising yourself. He played the hand basically perfect imo.