High Stakes Poker | Season 1 Episode 12 with Jennifer Harman Daniel Negreanu (FULL EPISODE) 

Absolutely agree! Gabe is one of the best! He reads the players and gameplay so well.

@@gheffz i friend of mine went to the wsop. Unfortunately he wasnt able to get into the money but he came back with a selfie with gabe and that's a huge win in my book.

@@sadgfasdg542 Agree! Thanks for sharing.

use to be free and available 24 7 before they put it behind a pay wall

@@vernajewel91 yeah but it costs money to put a licensed production in front of people.

@@AinsleyHarriott1 I mean it was free on RU-vid for 10 yrs. This shows like 20 yrs old how can they charge people for it 🤣

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Are u really care for rich people, meanwhile u are poor?🤣 Do u think he feels bad for you?😂

He is a gambler, this 80g suckout was prob spit in the sea. He played much bigger games already to this time

The luck factor is very high. Most people now playing high stakes have made their money elsewhere. Don't feel too sorry for him. He won 19 million in a tournament

@@ronhunt2254 that doesn't mean that he own 19 million. You had to count all tournament buyins also the one that he didn't cash, plus he also selling his action his winnings are not 100% his. And when you count the tax I really doubt that he had more that 1,5-2 million net worth

This was long before he scored his One Drop win as well . He was being backed mainly in these days , so it’s a lot of pressure knowing your playing with other people’s money as well . That’s where staying calm like he did is so crucial . Gotta love the guy!!

That was a fantastic hand by Jennifer, though.

What this lunatic doesn't get is the obvious truth that these people generally play much broader ranges with low end pocket pairs or low suited connectors unlike amateurs playing AJs, KQs or Q10s much more than anything else. It was so easy to bust him here, he was playing so bad it's unbelievable even for amateur standards.

He understands the need to stay balanced between his genius play and his fish play. He was ahead of the game, truly.

IKR 😂😂😂

AQ used to be so undervalued. Got limped such a large percentage of the time

The golden age of Online Gaming and TV Poker.(2004-2010) Both ruined by PC nerds.

@@kevinfinnerty8414 ruined by solvers, HUDs, coaching sites, then on top of all that regulations and Black Friday. If it wasn’t for Black Friday we would still have Full Tilt, Pokerstars and UB.

Never seen someone call so many hands and call anyway

She had a conservative image and he just felt he was beat.

Agreed on the conservative image of jennifer. She wasn't running many 3 street bluffs. Plus daniel knows her well. They were friends and he bought Jennifer's old house. So probably just made a read and didn't like it.

One of the few advantages of playing so tight is being able to occasionally make these plays. The problem is when you have a monster you don’t get paid unless they also have one. Some people will even lay down fairly strong hands to a super tight player just because they don’t want to reward them for sitting around waiting for the nuts for 6 hours ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I always have a slight grin whenever i see girls try to fire bluffs since it's never truly convincing. That river bet was garbage where she was saved by her image. She needs to bet anything north of 35k.

Negreanu was a huge fish in this game. Every hand you watch back he plays it badly. I wonder what he thinks nowadays of his showing.

He accidentally tried to incite Antonio to fold. "if you fold, I'll give you something you want." Because it was a sincere slip up, it was a text book Tell.

Mate there practically dinosaurs nows

They are all only 17 years older

In this situation, I believe it is more of a show than standard thing. But I have seen plenty of cash games where they keep cash and chips mixed together. The chips has a real dollar value so it doesn't really matter if you bet with chips or cash.

It was definitely for show. Casinos want you using chips so they can hold onto the cash.

If they don't have a specific chip denomination like 25k chip, they can use stack of cash instead. Anyway I enjoy use of cash. It feels like old school.

The golden nugget let’s 100$ bills play

Back when this was originally filmed/aired you could play in most Las Vegas casino poker rooms with cash - but not anymore. For the high stakes players they liked playing with cash for the main reason that it allowed them to circumvent US tax laws, but it also made it easier to lend/pay money to other players. In regards to this show: it was all done to just make everything look more impressive - stacks of hundies all bundled together and tossed in the middle looked better to the viewer at home than if they just scooted out 3-4 chips... its the same reason why at the WSOP Main Event final tables that they don't color up the chips: it looks more impressive to have the final two facing off against each other with thousands of chips in front of them even though it slow and impractical to have them actually play that way. As said, they can't play with cash in the casino any more - the biggest reasons are to prevent money laundering and tax evasion, but the other main reason is about trust: if somebody sits down at your table and plops down a bundle of 100 $100 bills and says its $10,000 how would you know its all there or that some/all of it isn't fake unless you stop the game and have it counted and tested?

Before COVID i remember playing at a table at aria right outside the Ivey room and she was in there

She was at a couple of WSOP events this year and turned up on DN's vlog a couple of times, I think.

Why is so phil sm worse at cash games than tournaments. Im new to poker so Im just trynna understand

@@Nooop655 I do not know enough to say for sure but there are different strategies when playing tournament rather than cash. Tournament you are sort of one-and-done if you lose all your chips (sans rebuys) whereas cash games you can just keep buying in until you no longer want to. This results in (I think) tighter play in tournaments, looser play in cash games. Because there is loser play in cash games, you end up facing hands you may not see in tournaments as often. AK is a tournament is stronger than AK in cash because your opponent may decide to splash around with a suited 7/8 or offsuit J/10, etc. in a cash game. Plus Phil steams easy so he is easy to take advantage of in that regard. Again, I ain't no expert but this is sort of what I have picked up watching and talking to others over the last couple of years.

Also, in tournaments blinds keep going up.. your stack is going to be eaten away just by the blinds if you don't play. And when you have a small stack, sometimes you just have to go all in and corss your ffngers. In cash games, if you play within your bankroll, you should always play full stack and wait for the right opportunities.

Even though gabe was surprised she wasn't wearing eyeblack under her eyes?

Almost as boring as that Jerry guy.

In my opinion he is the one of those pros who can participate today mb on the same level. Respectfully

Phil is actually a pretty nice guy and he's fully aware that maaaany people don't like him.

@@CAPTEINRIGGS Do you go out with him? because based on what I've seen over the years watching him play, he's definitely not a nice guy.

i love phil. so funny character

It so obviously was a huge Tell. Weird to see a pro make such a huge slip up like that, rarely happens.