How I Stole $100,000 from MrBeast 

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Gambling is basically what he does every video. Lol

@@NowaboMusic how??

@@danielmontoya2494 He spends hundreds of thousands of dollars on each video and hopes it gets enough views to cover it.

Was going to say this too, shout out to Alan for the show. His all ins made the game better.

People don't realise. This is peanuts to him. He's chill and puts out a great persona to potential investors. Playing bad is what makes him more money in the long run, if that makes sense

oh look! Haemo!

Haemo!!!

dude REALLY hates having money

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok i won't

@@MINECRAFTLOVER4000 hero

@@MINECRAFTLOVER4000 goddamn hero

Bro he isn't a very caring or giving person irl

If you watch it live before the games end mr.beast ask alan to give away their chips

Yeah, it’s great 👍

I was gonna say that im glad he explained it since he understands not all his viewership is into poker. Outstanding content creator

if you ever get a chance to play it, its a good skill to learn to play common card games. even if you don't know how to win, just understanding the rules is a nice thing to know because it comes up a lot in adult life surprisingly enough.

Yeah, I appreciate his efforts, but I’m still so clueless

I still don't understand what happens at 9:44 lmfao, do they both lose or something?

I don't really understand poker, so did ninja win that round?

@@saikobanters4323 It was a draw. Ninja split the pot (the money/chips up for grabs on the table) with Phil because the best hand (or best combination of 5 cards from their 2 cards at hand and the 5 cards on the table) at play was the 5 cards that they both shared, and none of the cards in their hands (the two 7s and jacks) was able to be used into the best hand, so they could not use their cards to win the entire pot alone. I hope this makes a little bit of sense.

@@saikobanters4323 Basically, there should have been no way that Ninja would have ever won that round - thats why he was celebrating so much, even if it was a draw. In poker, there's a hierarchy of card combinations, going from having a high card at the bottom, to royal flush being the best. Here, a 4 pair beats a straight, a straight (5 cards with numbers in a row) beats a 3 pair, which beats a 2 pair. After you call all in, you see the other players hand, and that's when Ninja realised he was fucked, and Phil was glimmering with happiness. After the first three deck cards had been placed, Phil had a 3 pair, and Ninja was stuck with a two pair. The only hope Ninja had for winning, was somehow getting two more 7s and beating Phil with a 4 pair. But unfortunately (or fortunately) that didn't happen. And instead, a straight occurred, thereby making both Phils and Ninjas deck null, and making them tie. This obviously pissed off Phil as it should have been the easiest game for him, and made Ninja incredibly happy as he would be able to continue without losing a lot of money. Hope this helps.

@@AgrPerez thank you for the explanation

@@GlamisFox thank you for the explanation, it definitely helped

king of throw for content

5 poker players vs 5 golds? xD

Calling Holdem an Rng game is misinformed Edit:Everyone saying it is luck based you are wrong, do yourself a solid and google is poker a luck or skill based game. Surprise surprise every website says it is a skill driven game. Edit 2: on a single game as a sample size, yes it is more skewed towards luck. But the argument was about the entire game and consistency. Poker as a whole over all of the games ever played is a skill driven game, that’s why there are pros that make millions.

@@gucciflipflop6669 there is strategy but you can never guarantee anything when there is randomness, you can only boost your odds with your knowledge

Ok dude, I'll bite, poker is NOT rng driven

@@ColemakDH yeah the game is more skill driven than rng you can fold garbage hands and make your own luck

He’s just a little worm of a man isn’t he?

Hellmuth is always tilted :)

Yeah and instead of old man tilt Phil bring Dnegs on

@@drunkcanuck67 Phil and DNegs would be gold! Phil isn't gonna change n he's a good guy just passionate af

Botez is likely to do more of the smaller buy in creator games like the one a week before Lud's game

Botez live did one too with Leslie, sykkuno, qt, Ludwig, slime and others. It was awesome

Rampage

"Thank god he's rich"

The first time you play poker, for fun with bottle caps or whatever with friends, you quickly realise where you are seated makes a difference. Rigged is a strong word. /g

QT set it up give her credit

I think he holds 14 bracelets? (You get one for winning certain events at the World Series of Poker) He's won the main event twice. But his downfall, his game is built to play against others who think similarly, where an amateur may think 'ooh, 1 more Spade and I have a flush' a pro would more than likely fold their hand depending on how much is being bet. And the more you only play against people on your level, the harder it is to predict what amateurs will do. They don't play the percentages (Like making a call that is right 52% of the time) but just what they are feeling, it's dang hard to play against. Not sure what he thought would happen, a soft table only works in your favor if you can predict the moves the fish will make. (Fish refers to a player who will follow their feelings and chase unlikely odds, like calling a bet hoping to get a full house, even if their chance is only 1,5% or something).

@@bararobberbaron859 he just a baby who is bad at poker lol, this is the general consensus of the ENTIRE poker community.

HE WOULD HAVE IF THEY ACTUALLY KNEW HOW TO PLAY

@@justis552 "they would have lost if they were good at the game" huh???

@@bararobberbaron859 no it’s because he’s not good at cash games 😂 Other pros sit Phil in games like this cause they have a big edge on him. They purposely didn’t let the people who would destroy the creators to sit down- which is fair to be honest 😂

What happened?

@@tasa98 I’m assuming mostly just the high emotions coming from it, but honestly I feel like it’s hard not to have high emotions in a game worth this much money, that being said- Alan might’ve been the most patient man I’ve ever seen so

@@bridaltomato7672 Oh if it's about that I'm sure lud knows. He even talked on stream and explained a lot of the stuff that was happening at the event

I think they split the pot, so he basicly called it a draw due to miscommunication.

@@KingKreons at the end of the hand Phil Hellmuth recommended he put in $5000 and forfeit his hand so Phil Hellmuth still would have 2500 he should not have had and if they would have called over the floor, most likely they would have said fill folded

I think he's had more humiliating moments but this was certainly up there.

Meow

Yeh but the thing is, you are trying to keep the money rather than lose it

Not his money, sponsored money

@@tkalle1299 no where does it say that, also what sponsor is he even doing assuming you’re correct

That’s literally Phil’s thing tho. That’s how he plays poker

​@@tylersutton9518 I hate when people excuse shitty behavior as it just being their "thing." As if for some fucking reason having a history and reputation for it suddenly makes it acceptable behavior because "that's just how they've always been."

the true all in of the night

Bro I was in the same boat lmao

I wanted to do that but just watched the VOD instead

lol on the other hand I opened the stream, first thing I saw was the phil ninja clip, knew absolutely nothing would top it and closed the stream right after

I had an AP exam the next day as well but I managed to watch the whole way through.

@@arkain1 the LCU?

[Tax Evasion Joke]

Can't believe Ludwig resorted to stealing 😔

truth

@@MattyManden It's like we don't even know him anymore. 😕 To think we used to be close friends with him. 🥺

@@WanderTheNomad Did you not see the video ? we arent his friends, we never were..

This comment was incredible! Thank you for the awesome comment bro!

Meow

@Don't Read My Profile Photo okay I wont

Slime made out pretty well. Because Phil is giving it back after the event he is actually keeping the money. He would’ve lost it all if it happened during the game.

Definitely. I loved the table talk as well, just everyone having fun throwing thousands of dollars around

Oh for sure, I'd love it if they did some version of the World Series of Poker main event but with influencers and "celebs" but that's probably too hard/expensive organize. I guess just more cash tables would be cool. And maybe have a smaller buy in table for smaller influencers or something. 100K is w/e to MrBeast but to a RU-vidr with like 800K subscribers that's most likely too much to ask, so a 10K table or something.

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