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@lucas_qin 5 лет назад

This is epic, Andy didn't say a word and caught the bluff with Guts. Both players are really good, respect!!!

@billtmarchi4320 2 года назад

Garrett looks like Jerry Lewis.

@jared_grey 6 лет назад

Garrett, one of the best ambassadors for the game with how he carries himself during wins/losses. Straight class.

@AofD 6 лет назад

Jared Grey I totally agree. Anytime there's an argument/disagreement he often serves as a mediator of sorts. When the floor man didn't do his job in enforcing the rules on Armenian Mike, it was Garrett who ultimately told Mike he should pay Ryan. Andy also did something that I wish a lot more people would do, he instantly tabled his hand when gman said "you're good." Both of them play the game with class and integrity.

@jonphanspromotions 6 лет назад

I agree. One time he stood up for what is right and told Armeniena Mike to pay off Ryan Feldman when the rest of the players sat quietly.

@garygwinn4256 6 лет назад

Right, and he tries to clear the uprights from 75 yards too!!! Great Guy for Poker

@ghostmutt4265 6 лет назад

Jared Grey also a huge whale

@jcisking752 5 лет назад

Jared Grey GARRET is a tool of a player!.ALL IN lol dummy

@ludo_poker 4 года назад

Best sentence in poker after a Hero Call : “You got it”.

@bobbiblaze 4 года назад

Best feeling ever

@blowc1612 3 года назад

Sometimes they don’t. 😂 I bluffed with the best hand, when they called I said you’re good. Turned out they wasn’t when they showed a 9 high 😂

@Chino-bk9fd 3 года назад

@@blowc1612 where is this game located at?

@blowc1612 3 года назад

@@Chino-bk9fd LA

@robertosantos-vx6pn 3 года назад

Yuuuuuup

@1650dunbar 4 года назад

Andy: „29, 30...“. The only thing I’ve ever heard him say on a LATB stream

@miamivlad 4 года назад

Wow 😳 Very gutsy call. Great play by both players. Also respect for how they handled the aftermath, no complaining, no celebrating; both knew the stakes and respected each other.

@infosneakr 5 лет назад

That guy is so balanced. I just watched a video where Garrett went all-in on the river with the nuts. Hard guy to play against

@henry700 5 лет назад

2:52 That looked so smooth

@hectorabreu2502 3 года назад

Andy has got to be my favorite man, the silent assassin... And Garrett is obviously a legend.. man what a hand

@lucasalmond 6 лет назад

Its insane how deep Garrett is at all these games. Pulled out 50k from his pocket like it was nothing. That bag looked pretty damn full too

@magicmike1122 4 года назад

Could be an investors money? Never know with poker players usually someone’s else’s money or they’re businessmen. Does he have a business?

@artkirakosyan2633 3 года назад

@@magicmike1122 he has money earned from poker. He also has phd.

@Chocobohunter 3 года назад

@@magicmike1122 thats all his, he doesnt have a staker. Thats why he's a beast

@savvyinvestor 3 года назад

@@artkirakosyan2633 phd has nothing to do with how much money you have

@artkirakosyan2633 3 года назад

@@savvyinvestor never said it does. What is your point?

@miketran01 6 лет назад

andy needs to chill with his excessive celebration

@bryce2388 5 лет назад

Asian's always rub it in peoples faces.

@Blakout911 4 года назад

Yea he’s showing way too much emotion

@jasonle2023 4 года назад

You cant hide it bruh... imagine you sitting down at the table and you hit a jackpot or a $40k run... who here wont scream??

@alectorellishiddenchips1725 4 года назад

@@charlesheinemann2299 I would love to know which episode that is

@greatscott7003 4 года назад

Exactly. He’s worse than Tony G. Has to be annoying to other players.

@garlic_starlet 6 лет назад

Obvious joke bet. I can't believe Andy kept the money.

@23Beantownsfinest 6 лет назад

Do you really want this money?

@BrianRussTVC 6 лет назад

That’s bullshit man, I’ve been doing this all night.

@AlexanderTheGreat1000 6 лет назад

Hahahaha

@ningchen8324 6 лет назад

LOLOLOOL

@DonkeyKongBMAC 6 лет назад

Hhaahhahaahhaaahhahahaahahahhahaaaahahahhaahhaahhahahahahahahahahahahahaaaahahahbabahahaahhahaahhaahaahahahahhahahaaahahahahahhahahah

@attrix09 5 лет назад

Andy has to be one of the best live cash players in the world.

@jakemcdonald2223 4 года назад

Absolutely agree him and garret are the best at this level imo. Love watching them battle

@lisa-sk5bt 4 года назад

attrix09 , agree

@joshmcgowan4376 4 года назад

For real tho !

@StairwayToHvNN 4 года назад

no he is not

@attrix09 4 года назад

@@StairwayToHvNN oh, piss off!

@SealcoatIt4More 4 года назад

Play this as a 1/2 game in Louisville, and the guy with AQ would've threw his chips across the table and cried walking to the exit. 😂😂

@jtrad3z 4 года назад

In Louisville or at HSI??

@miamivlad 4 года назад

Nathan Noland Yup. 1/2 in general 😂

@anthonyb4 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@Chocobohunter 3 года назад

As soon as he called he was ready to muck the aces but as soon as garret said you got it he just shows instantly, damn what a beast

@bobbiblaze 4 года назад

My man Andy, i love watching this dude playing

@TheManloc 5 лет назад

Both of them are world class players! They are head and shoulders above the other regulars at live at the bike! Epic hand !

@Kevinhillcrest 5 лет назад

0:29 Guy say’s, “Aces again!?” Interesting foreshadowing.

@Bitocar 6 лет назад

The check on the flop by Andy is a killer move. It is representing a pot control with a medium Pocket (JJ-) or an AK imao. I think it is what pushes Garry to the bluff...

@davidhill7490 5 лет назад

yep and garret fell for that. that was andy's plan w/ position.

@brockdickens9387 4 года назад

Andy and Garrett is like watching dwan vs ivey

@blowc1612 3 года назад

😂?!! What?!! 😂 no.

@raulramirez3684 3 года назад

Not even close...

@totalhysteria 3 года назад

Yes, except these guys are actually better.

@seanupton709 3 года назад

@@blowc1612 different eras so it's most likely Andy and Garrett are more studied

@user-ly5oo2hd7p 2 года назад

different stakes tho dwan vs ivey is 500k bets,here it is 50k bet very different.Also andy is kinda nitty compared to Other top pros.

@SwellyKid 6 лет назад

These are the 2 best regs in these high stakes games. Completely different styles but both work. You could tell garrett was a bit dejected that he couldn't make Andy squirm one bit tho.

@boj99 6 лет назад

I love watching Garret play. He’s so cool and apply max. pressure all the time... seems like a Nice guy to. Awesome play this one 👏👏👍👍

@aravindan_s 4 года назад

Imagine if it was Helmuth or Tony G in his place!

@OldSchooledTV 3 года назад

Love how at 4:53 Andy is stacking chips and Garrett responds with beautiful body language, almost inviting him to call.

@KidsLearnHTML 4 года назад

Looking at hands involving Garrett or Andy (and especially when they're BOTH involved in the same hand) is like a poker cash game version of going to Harvard University. I wonder how many poker pros study these RU-vid videos.

@Chino-bk9fd 3 года назад

4:05 andy checks cards, garret stops shuffling and goes into statue mode

@diowk 5 лет назад

one of the most impressive calls ive ever seen for sure

@bellmeisterful 4 года назад

Yeah I agree. On one hand I thought what a great bet but it sort of did scream bluff, mainly cos Garrett checked flop with the two clubs out there. So not likely to have clubs. Flopped or turned set wouldnt have gone all in on river. So maybe it wasn't that hard of a call after all.

@SD-iu1pm 4 года назад

Andy wasn't showing strength at all, called The Flop ,checked the turn. Why scare him away if you were that strong ?

@matthewfranson6523 6 лет назад

Andy is just a stone cold killer, watching him eliminate hands Garrett could possibly have was just amazing!

@alexriley2553 6 лет назад

How did he eliminate kqc and 1010? I think he did less eliminating of hands and just went with his since he was at top of his range

@matthewfranson6523 6 лет назад

alex riley Well I deff think it is possible what your saying. I just think it's much more likely the later.

@miketran01 6 лет назад

they have countless hours of history together... still sick call

@joeregan63 6 лет назад

Ya I mean Andy made a good call, but I'd venture that if you aren't making this calldown, you shouldn't be playing this game. Besides a tricky AcKc/AcQc that andy checks flop with to balance and rivered set of tens, he has the best hand he can ever have here. Plus he blocks a lot of Garrett's value. I do commend when someone sticks to a game plan even when things start getting dicey though

@arcadion448 6 лет назад

+funneled through . a law firm. It's a 4 bet pre-flop pot. Garrett may be a loose player, but I don't think he'd put in 12.8% of his stack with 22-99, A5, 45s, 56s, 67s, and most of the time not AJs. Since Andy had the Ace of Clubs, like the announcer said, the only hands Andy was really worried about are TT rivered set or KQ clubs for rivered flush, with TT being most likely given how no action on flop and smallish bet on turn. Maybe Garrett has a 5 in there once in a blue moon, but Andy was willing to bet this time wasn't one of them. Andy made the call because he calculated that calling was the best option in the long run.

@yanchentao988 3 года назад

There’s not a lot of hands where Garrett’s all in makes sense since Andy has A blocker. With those preflop actions, Andy only loses to 10set or a very small chance of KQ clubs.

@mikerogers4327 3 года назад

And what hands of those would garrett play the way he did? Zero.

@badbwoy1 2 месяца назад

These two and their rivalry is so awesome to see, wish theyd play now too but this era is peak for me personally really enjoyed it

@thomasdunstan7489 6 лет назад

I just wanted to say your doing an amazing job on these clips love watching them I watch the live stream when I can but I do but just wanted to say your doing a good job 👍 on the clips thanks

@allinonelasvegas315 4 года назад

Kind of odd how I can barrel hear the players talking but I can hear chips shuffling constantly ease up on the shuffling audio.

@JayX1353 4 года назад

All In One Las Vegas barely*?

@tolisbergidis2347 4 года назад

Wtf!! Call all in without to look his face?!! I guess he had big intuition

@giulio76ful 4 года назад

yeppa.. he know he was 100% good..

@laxthapa9871 4 года назад

What is so expressive is Andy he never look at opponent face . He just makes his decision with his brain .

@John-oc2pt 6 лет назад

Someone link me to a gar overbet shove for value vid

@qwertyuiop3656 6 лет назад

Johnny Rambo haha

@xxxzumaxxx 6 лет назад

This.

@yoonk1695 6 лет назад

Watch him. Jam 24k into 12k with Kh2d on Qh4h2x2x4x and get Andy to call w /AQ. Garrett x/R'd Andy's turn bet of 900 to 5k then 2x jammed river

@NirvanaMK 6 лет назад

yea he does it to nick all time lol

@Ginzaloon 6 лет назад

Andy & Garret are both great poker players. Andy broke down the hand and couldn’t put garret on the flush because he had Nut flush blocker in a 4 bet pot and the strait was unlikely in 4 bet pot. The only hand he was worried about was pocket 10’s. Garret applied max pressure and gets paid off when he gets there in big hands because he is an action player. Good bluff by garret just bad timing. Nice call by Andy!

@davidhill7490 5 лет назад

generally agree but to be the devils advocate, garret wouldnt move allin on the river w/ better hand than aa bc he wouldnt risk andy folding(its clear when andy called the turn he had aa, kk or qq. not much anything else) and not get paid even though he may overbet some value hands to appear to look like a bluff vs. different opponents. player dependent.

@dcul8812 5 лет назад

animal lover yep. No flush of any kind there shoves.. ever

@desmondf1386 3 года назад

andy playing high stake but wearing 100$ watch. humble guy.

@aislephive 6 лет назад

Garrett is definitely capable of shoving in this exact spot with flushes and straights, but in a 4bet pot where those holdings are discounted I get the feeling that he is too bluff heavy in these situations. Andy played the hand perfectly, though the river isn't a particularly difficult call against somebody like Garrett.

@johnku5380 6 лет назад

Can I ask why Garret reached into his bag and bought out chips from there? Obvs he's allowed to pay Andy from his own stash to stop him from rebuying? I'm slightly confused....

@gstung 6 лет назад

It's an uncapped game. So Garrett chose to pay Andy with big chips from his bag because he was going to add on anyway. So either he pays Andy from his stack and puts chips from his bag on the table. Or pays directly from the bag. It's the same thing. But paying from the bag is easier and quicker.

@Ghost-_-732 4 года назад

Gman most definitely put him on kings or aces I think Andy called because he had the ace of clubs tuff spot

@TheSchauer 3 года назад

Andy is an absolute emotionless monster at the table

@cindymmm11 2 года назад

Agree

@djangogeek 6 лет назад

I remember this when it happened. Unreal.

@jhl1657 4 года назад

Do you think it is reasonable to say that Andy having the ace of clubs, the nut blocker, was a disaster for Garrett?

@marbury77 6 лет назад

Is Andy a big winner on show long term?

@davidmendez8185 6 лет назад

Wait? Was he balancing his "joke" range? My range for "joke" betting is pretty unbalanced :( #IwasJoking

@SirHC888 6 лет назад

Puts you in the tank everytime. Sick bluff and sick call.

@moneymac2864 6 лет назад

Andy is the best player on latb

@richienupi1151 6 лет назад

Andy or Brian. one of them obv

@JohnSmith-su3ze 6 лет назад

Andy is terrible. He just got lucky here

@LitCentralMillennialXLIII 6 лет назад

Art

@garygwinn4256 6 лет назад

I Agree.

@NirvanaMK 6 лет назад

Garret, Andy, Art and Dan Zack best players

@mydogsbestfren7490 4 года назад

@ 5:40 Garrett's heart is pumping out of his chest and it appears Andy picks up on it/gets a micro-tell. phenomenal cash game player is Andy.. respect Andy I do

@deathmetalalchemist5861 4 года назад

does that really matter as much compared to the fact Andy has the Ace of clubs and that Garrett is less likely to 3 bet that big with something like 4-5 suited or 5-6 suited out of position?

@GHE-bv1pf 5 лет назад

I have seen many pros, but Andy is truly goat. I haven't seen him make many mistakes. He may be the best cash game player out there.

@aznexile602 5 лет назад

I agree. He plays without emotion. No celebrations nor outbursts when he wins or rarely makes the wrong call.

@Csirkefoga 4 года назад

Why has Andy never looked at Garrett while deliberating whether to call or not? Strange...

@mikerogers4327 3 года назад

I think Andy reads situations well and has great instincts.

@Eliht01 2 года назад

I wanna see a compilation with Garrett vs Andy

@davidr1620 6 лет назад

I freak out when I lose a $300 pot. Imagine losing 40k and holding it together that well. Damn.

@Fullmetal719 4 года назад

How did his odds INCREASE on the turn? Isn't he drawing dead?

@chimneyfan-do6hr 4 года назад

he would chop if a five came on river putting a straight on board so he has that equity

@Chocobohunter 3 года назад

Only reason andy called was because he had the nut blocker, garret couldnt have the nuts and goes all in

@knightpark504 3 года назад

Right, if Garrett bet around the pot size, Andy might have folded AA.

@cocafanta7940 3 года назад

Can anybody explain what Andy was doing in the end? With his stack? Sorry I’m new lol

@troyhbk 6 лет назад

whats the over/under on what Garrett has in his little purse thingy? id say 100k before this hand

@aheroictaxidriver3180 2 года назад

I like watching these hands to see if the guy who folded his suited connectors would have won. It often turns out that way.

@ophasugian7356 5 лет назад

Almost in all episode...there is garret.??😥

@howardOKC 4 года назад

No, there used to be an episode recorded in August 2017, that garret was not in.

@jmc655 2 года назад

Where are all the Garrett fan boys saying "Garrett is so great he NEVER makes the wrong decision".

@thatguyjohnny8235 4 года назад

A high bet from Garrett would've been scarier than a shove. Make it look like it's for value not a "back off and let me take this pot"

@sethbauman3790 4 года назад

ThatGuy Johnny not really when he does this with the nuts quite often

@brusli7142 2 года назад

The ace of clubs in his hand strengthened him to pay all in on the river. Without the control of the club ace, he probably throws. Gman is not preflop involved with 55, and 5c is usually played with 4c, 6c or Ac and Gman clearly did not have these hands. The only hands that could beat Andy, on the river, remain any 89 suited and TT. semi-hero call :)). Andy is really incredibly solid as a cash poker player.

@kevzinvasian 4 года назад

So no one’s gonna point out the nit that folded KTss? This guy should be banned from the show.

@andrewkim6037 3 года назад

Both of these guys are amazing.

@skinny55772 6 лет назад

I like this move by Garret, except for the overbet shove (1.5x pot) raise size. He had no showdown value, best case scenario is a chop with Andy having the same exact hand but that's also the least likely. Also, like the commentator pointed out, his range connects more with the board more than Andy's given the pre-flop action and could fold out AK, QQ, and maybe KK. A river check-raise is also out of the card given Andy's SPR.

@RotorPrankster 5 лет назад

Can someone explain why pocket 10s is not in Garrett's range? I understand his 3 bet would be a bit weird for 10s, but I don't think it's out of line.

@UnicycleIdiot 5 лет назад

Mr. FireRotor it absolutely is, but when Garrett shoved it makes it less likely. Shoving is basically saying you’re either bluffing or have a straight or flush on that board.

@ShawnSharma 2 года назад

andy knew right away and began counting his chips...he was just being courteous and didn't want to instacall and embarrass Garret

@wushu1984 5 лет назад

ran it in through a solver for the laugh. The solver likes to shove river like Garrett 12% of the time. Value combos it uses are Flushes (AcQc, AcJc, KcQc, KcJc, QcJc, 9c8c, 8c7c), Straights (98s, 65s, 55). Bluff combos it uses are QJs (not clubs), AcQo. Since the solver kind of knows its own strat it decides to only call with AA without the Ac. It seems to prefer KK or JJ with a club as the overpair bluff catchers vs AA with a club.

@ShawnSharma 2 года назад

Andy having the Ace of clubs is what hurt garret. Andy knows garret cant have the nut flush. and it doesnt make sense for garret to shove with straight set or non nut flush. he only gets called by better. only thing makes sense is him trying to bluff andy off of a over pair.

@Kevin_Roche 6 лет назад

Andy called because he knew he capped his range with the check back on the flop. He knew that Garrett picked up on that too, which made it an easy call. Garret is bluffing 90% of the time there.

@feimengbai3640 3 года назад

hahahha Gman mock the cards with that baby face

@mrbarberstyle 6 лет назад

I wonder what the tip for that hand was at 7:47???

@the1donkeyking 5 лет назад

I heard $25.

@DoyleAK 6 лет назад

What I would give to have that bag in Garrett’s pocket

@ejones9924 6 лет назад

Garret said no problem reached in his pocket and pulled out $10,000 chips💪

@josezaragoza1594 5 лет назад

$5,000 chips***

@streetbaby8026 5 лет назад

Gary folded 7,6 of hearts with almost 20k chips that would of been the call of the night. Great hand by Andy!

@48tho-averysalak39 6 лет назад

Kevin just open folds K10ss smh... granted I know UTG+2 is a little loose but he has to make a play some time... dude just waits for Aces and Kings... first time I saw him play he folded AKo in the BB... might be a better player than me who knows but as far as watching its completely un-entertaining

@sh0cktim3 6 лет назад

Guy is playing way above his normal game. You can probably imagine what this is like if you ever taken shots at higher stakes. But he's still a nit.

@48tho-averysalak39 6 лет назад

sh0cktim3 - yeah I know ... respect to the guy for playing higher than me but just saying it makes the show unentertaining when you're watching it live.. but if hes a pro he should understand playing scared money and not making plays isnt going to be profitable in the long run, imo

@kevinboo2000 6 лет назад

Theres no reason to sit in a game if your gonna play like this ! K10s is a good enough hand to play UTG2 and UTG

@KeefeL 6 лет назад

kevinboo2000 I'm a LAGtard and I would fold KTss UTG :/

@kevinboo2000 6 лет назад

What do you only play AQ + UTG ? LOL

@dochmbi 6 лет назад

Really easy bluff for Garrett here, it's an almost automatic bet turn and shove river spot. When Andy 4-bets this board is a nightmare situation for him as he can't have any of the straights, two pairs here. The only strong hand Andy can ever have is a flush with AKs. So, should Andy have a 4-bet range pre? If so, should he inlude small cards in it sometimes for board coverage? Or does Andy just 4-bet a normal polarized range and then just accept that on certain medium/low boards the pot always belongs to Garrett?

@peternguyen1899 6 лет назад

Pay the man his money. 7,6 would have scooped it.

@johnnyobrian4119 6 лет назад

I saw that I know he was kicking himself

@MrDirigible 3 года назад

Guy with 5 2 of clubs at the very beginning would of had the best hand

@nanonerd100 6 лет назад

what would you tip the dealer on a hand like this? just wondering ... a couple hundo chips? Looked like Andy gave the dealer one chip at the end. Anyone know the denomination?

@tfu4434 6 лет назад

why on earth would you give the dealer a couple of hundred?

@nanonerd100 6 лет назад

jim beam what would u tip after winning a 84k pot?

@tfu4434 6 лет назад

nanonerd100 red bird assuming a good dealer Maybe ten or 15 if he's really good The dealer didn't risk his money

@2LonelyPlanet 5 лет назад

Just so you all know, Andy is Taiwanese, and Asian gambling blood is bad AF :) can't bully the guy Anyway, he's cool as hell though. COLD too

@SweetandSourohmy 5 лет назад

He Chinese.

@2LonelyPlanet 5 лет назад

dms 4999 the flag underneath his name isnt China flag though . Technically, taiwanese is Chinese but people there prefer themselves as taiwanese

@SweetandSourohmy 5 лет назад

@@2LonelyPlanet all you Asian people are Chinese to me. Get it? I know what you're trying to do.

@jacure123 4 года назад

@@SweetandSourohmy really? Indians, Bangladesh, Saudis Arabia, Kazakhstan, Phillipines, are Chinese too? Asia is a big continent with Different looking Asians. Yes, Saudi Arabia are Asians too. They are west Asians to be exact and repping in the Asian games too.

@longxiong496 5 лет назад

Andy got Garret’s number

@nybiggs 4 года назад

Garret is referred to as the best poker playing LA, yet there is clip after clip of him being crushed by Andy. Like 80% of the clips it's Andy just crushing him for monster pots.

@lstruggy 6 лет назад

Standard call for Andy he’s holding the A of ♣️

@SureShotSourcing 6 лет назад

This is a great vid for a hand breakdown from a pro.

@mikerogers4327 3 года назад

Not really Andy played aces in position cautiously as you should playing so deep the crying river shove wasnt so great, what hand is Garrett repping there? Shoving because its your only chance to win the pot, against the OTHER guy at the table who does the same move day in and day out? Not so great. Andy played the hand well.

@joegillum 6 лет назад

Andy is the man!

@thatguyjohnny8235 4 года назад

At 2:55 what was the 5% that would win it for garrett??

@roadhockey 5 лет назад

Andy just looks like a slightly more Asian Garrett here.

@a.k722 4 года назад

Both players are great. I wonder who has taken more money from each other

@sotnoscopes 6 лет назад

I want someone to make a beat/song using the chip noises from live at the bike

@АсанКурманов 4 года назад

Garrett is Andy’s costumer )

@davidr1620 4 года назад

If you don't think high stakes crushers get the wind knocked out of them, just look at Garrett after he mucks his cards. That's probably 1 - 2% of his bank roll, but it still hurts.

@kshtijsupperstar27 5 лет назад

good call by Andy. this is the perfect hand to bluff catch as you block both nut flushes and an A5s type hand

@decarlocalloway01 6 лет назад

Garrett can’t get them all through... he’s super committed though. Gotta respect how he handles it.

@wen496 5 лет назад

ace of clubs in your hand is a good sign

@makae6184 2 года назад

Does Andy make the call without the Ac?

@benli800 4 года назад

Hey guys quick question is that 85k really 85k dollar or.. just chips

@mattjwatson5089 3 года назад

That 7-6 suited hearts would've cracked both.

@micchang7676 6 лет назад

Where is Andy from ?

@danielcharlton5159 6 лет назад

The bluff is good calm down youtube pros just didn't work out this time.

@dochmbi 6 лет назад

Agreed. The bluff is even trivial, it's an automatic bet and shove on this board which heavily favors Garrett, who can have way more 2pairs and straights than Andy, who arguably is capped at 1pair all the time here. Best hand Andy can have is a rare flush. Or does Garrett fold pre with hands like 76s?

@noex100 6 лет назад

Not a good bluff at all; the club on the river is good for Andy more than him and he has no club blockers. You can't just shove any time you miss; you need to have good ratios of bluffs to value hands plus blockers.

@davidhill7490 5 лет назад

@@dochmbi one thing i would add to ur analysis is that andy knows that his hand is capped at 1 pair and is aware that garret knows it and thus garrett will take advantagof it by bluffing at it. garret would never go all in w/ two pair+ . he may value overbet to look like a bluff but not allin bc that looks like a "please fold" bet. i ve seen a lot of med/high stakes players make such bets and they seldom work.

@gardnmi 5 лет назад

Could have just bet pot.

@dcul8812 5 лет назад

Horrible bluff. No made hand shoves there. That was a desperation bluff

@iamamish 3 года назад

Man just the ideal spot for Andy, really. Under-rep'd hand strength off the flop, and based on what Garrett is repping Andy blocks the worst of it (flush). Straights here are really not credible, except for maybe 8/9s, but I don't see Garrett with those holdings very often in a 4-bet pot. Garrett could have had a worse flush, but all in with a hand like that? Probably not.