High Stakes Poker Best Hands | Season 7 

Gabe Kaplan or GTFO.

Will Gabe Kaplan and AJ Benza be there?

@@gs6810 Yes

Best comment ever...Farhas riding a bike in a nascar

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She's such a bad player. How is she going to sit there and go on about "how she didn't expect him to do that", essentially telling him she's not super strong, and then announce all in?

she always makes silly moves ...

Hyper agressive. In a lot of ways in life it seems.

Doug is horrible at poker

Flatting QQ pre on the button is just confounding

she was thinking A3 of clubs

Exactly. She should that diploma of psychology into the dumpster 😂

And she has a law degree

@@pashmackintosh993 She has made millions of her ability being badly wrong here doesnt change that.

That could also be a move though, trying to appear strong. But given that the guy is an amateur it would be much wiser to assume he has a serious hand

I hope someday I can take beats like he did there.

Do some of these players actually need the money though, or just doing it just for a laugh.

I dont think this is real money. Just for show.

@@imonoke7903 this is real, some of these guys sell their action so they play with like 70% of their own money and 30% of other people's

Galfond is one of the best in terms of character

It was a good bluff, made every sense that he would play J9, 99 and 22 this way thus convincing Galfond to fold without much thought.

@@wendklenff133 Good for television ;)

Amazing bluff

What was doug putting him on? Clearly should of re popped it pre but doug screwed that one up the whole time

Don't feel bad, he's got a lot of money

Your mistaken, that was Tom Dwan

Doug Polk 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 genius

I like Norm but man, thats the first thing I noticed and remembered when I clicked on this vid, ahh this is the no Gabe season.

Gabe wasn't hitting all cylinders without AJ to bounce jokes off of. Imagine any comedian doing a stand up routine with no one in the audience and that is what is put on tv. Doesn't make any sense to have a funny guy if he is going to be alone.

@@ModeratelyAmused Yea true, the dynamic with AJ with awesome from the start.

I thought norm did well, but I don't understand why they didn't keep Gabe, and just add Norm, that would have been awesome

@@michaelangst6078 you need a straight man. Two people cracking jokes is too much. Lex would suit Gabe as a second.

hes horrible

@@Reidski97 you are most certainly alone in that opinion

@@Reidski97 Are you kidding me?! Thats some pretty good commentary!!

@@Reidski97 You clearly do not own a dog house.

@@Reidski97 one of the greatest comedians of all time, he's not supposed to be good at commentary for poker lol.

all in on the flop with absolutely nothing 😂😂

​@@richard7645 He had back a door trips draw lol.

like??

@@mrcv1999 Bill Klein. The last hand of the segment.

Players like her are what keep poker fun, we need more of them!

She is one of the worst players in HSP. Her luck played a huge role in several occasions to get where she is. Her arrogancy cost her a lot, and i love it

@@maestissimanoctem3649 good comment I agree

I think he knew that since Daniel was acting behind him the pot would get raised. I love watching Chan play.

That’s exactly what got him where he is today

Ballsy??? Hardly ballsy when u got pocket rockets 🤣🤣

@@mikehunt1066 but he called so fast, how come he did not even entertain the notion of that guy having a set?

@@aepr84 well I'm pretty sure chan knew that he hadn't called his 4 bet with 2s 5s or 6s,probably puts him on kings or summat like that,also if he had a set he wouldn't be jamming

I thought it sounded like he was reading a script? Night and day between him and Gabe Kaplan.

Norm McDonald? :O

it was always recorded and edited. i guess you mean when it first aired. good old times. have fun and gl at the tables :).

but how do you remember watching it if you have no memory

@@duke7424 it was a joke but thanks

When you see plays like Boneta...it always keeps the door open for an amateur to crush even a legendary table. Ruffin wasn't intimidated, and it showed. Also, getting paid off always helps lol

Selbst was talking to him like he was a child first learning the rules of the game

See, thats why I thought she had an easier choice to fold that hand. Ruffin was an amateur, and in my opinion, that makes him much less likely to be bluffing, and when he moves chips, is much more likely to have it. He even acted out of turn like an excited kid on Christmas morning. I could see calling Antonio, but not Ruffin or a Laliberte type who would be terrified to bluff at that table.

I almost wrote that.

The announcer kept calling him "she."

Both just as annoying when they talk lol

Me too. I played against her IRL before she was well known. Vegas, Caesars. 5/10$. Back in 2008-2009. Omg, she was SO acid. I raised her ONCE, and I did it SILENTLY. I literally didn't say a SINGLE WORD. She got SO offended, "OKAY TOUGH GUY! I CALL!" "I CHECK TO THE TOUGH GUY!" Omg she was SO gross. Then, like an hour later, the flop came 6-7-8 and I had 99 (I opened the pot preflop under the gun or second to act, she flat-called middle/late position.) Anyways, I bet the flop & turn, and didn't improve. An ace hit the river and it froze the action. She had 10-10, played it pretty slow, she won the pot, and OMG SHE WAS SO happy with herself. It was literally about the most STANDARD POT/HAND you could imagine, but you would have thought she just made the greatest play in 50 years. It's like she hates the world because she's a woman or something.

@@mycommentpwnz exactly , shes a psycho

@@mycommentpwnz yes, she is acid. she could not make it as a lawyer. zero people skills and personality even if she has a brain . One must learn how to lose growing up , you know playing sports, checkers, chess or whatever. It teaches a person many things for later in life. She never learned anything

Me too, he is so boring , outmatched v the rest

24/7💯😸👍

good one

Nah he had the wirey grin where you got bluffed out of a pot but don’t wanna tell anyone what ya folded lol

@@effortlessawareness8778 Yeah I see it.

Yessss...please

Ruffin played well.

@@dall1911 Disagree. He was very aggresive for a recreational player and make excellent bluff catch vs viffer. He owned the pros

@OILΔR Bill is better

Mike Baxter wasn't bad either

​@OILΔR Never saw Guy bluff though. Sure, he won some big hands, but he always had a big hand or draw. I never saw him play a hand where I thought he made a pro type play, and when he did bet big, he was much easier to know he had a monster hand than a pro would. Just seemed when he bet a ton, it wasnt that hard to know to fold. Idk maybe thats just me.

Dude you are right!

Spot on. Klein is pretty good though.

Pretty dumb spot to lead tho

you're talking about chan

Fr and he has no character/personality in the game. Bad for poker

@@agentcrypto7741 I mean, I liked him in the podcast with Joey Ingram, but in a game, yes you are right. Also he is a little full of himself imho :)

Yoda doesn't live in a cave though

Yeah, gabe was and is the best

@Bryan Smith wouldn't go that far lol

​@@seankiesling2054 Yeah he was definitely chosen for this because of his entertainment value / low salary expectations as opposed to his vast insight into strategy and game theory. Ali Nejad knows what I'm talkin' about lol

@@BdotYewToob lmao Ali Nejad's commentating on Poker After Dark was almost a joke...but somehow it worked *8 mins of silence* "And Hellmuth takes the pot" Lol. Literally anyone could do that job... that PAD gig was probably the best gig in TV history

I understand why Galfond folded but at the same time there was a missed flush draw on the board and he didn’t seem to give that possibility any mind

@@zizoumonk10 He probably didn't think an amateur would call that size of bet on the turn with just a flush draw. Flop, sure, but with just one more card to hit, that's a lot to call. Honestly, as soon as the board paired on the river, the play made sense for Klein to make and Galfond was naturally worried. Just a really unlucky river card for Galfond to feel like his straight wins against a large bet.

Not on the turn he didn’t

Yeah seriously! Where does he come up with next level plays like that? Limping in with AA?!? HOLY SMOKES!!!! That is NEXT LEVEL!!!!

It really is, and look at Klein's facial expression and body language when the jack hits, then the way he looks at galfond's stack...he looked like that jack hit him and really sold it well

lovetownsend you are right about the pair needing to be lower. 2 overs vs any pair is approximately a flip.

@Killingsley Johnsok mi

One of the most entertaining guys to watch easy to root for

that perkins its a fkin stupid

@@Erebi bro, comparing Bill Perkins with poker pros is like comparing your basketball skills with professional basketball players

I like perkins, good character to have at a poker table

What did he mean by this?

@@b44mquickscopes if u see other episodes of this season.. bill kept saying always a 9 whenever there is a 9 on the river.. as he thinks that theres always a 9 on the river on any board.. so doyle teased him in his own way in this hand at the end

@@muntazirali3128 I don't get it. Does he hate when a nine comes on the river?

@@randykellam297 bro bill klien in the whole show kept saying " Always a 9 " whenever he sees a 9 on the baord or the river!!!! So doyle said but there was a 9 out there.. bill klien thinks there is always a 9 on the baord!!!! Doyle said in sarcasm

He didnt say * always a 9 * in this hand though!! So doyle just reminded him 😂

150k a good bet, 100k I think galfond would of called it.

There had to be some money laundering going on with those 2.

I like that jam better than Vanessa’s

True at least there’s a chance of winning

Agreed. Running it multiple times loses some of the magic of poker for me.

I remember the hand where Barry had aces against Farhas kings, told him he only wanted to run it once, and after getting coolered on the flop, Farha STILL asks if he wanted to run two full hands, and Barry said no. Thats integrity.