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@lircox 2 года назад

The first hand is essentially a cooler especially with that flop and the second one isn't badly played by Rampage either. Bluffing with a range advantage, turning equity, and then being at the rock bottom of your range, can't fault it tbh. Too much results oriented thinking in the comments as per usual

@andrehanderson 2 года назад

Exactly right. Neither was a punt. Pretty standard and I'd argue he lost the minimum in the first hand. I think he can fold pre in the second hand against a guy like Garrett, but the call was probably fine as well.

@delg1211 2 года назад

First hand Was a cooler, not "essentially". Second was poorly played. Called a $3,900 3 bet with 4/5, then misses a wet flop and still fires $6,500 into who he Knows is a heavyweight. The heavyweight calls. The pot is now big enough for him to Shut down and hope his runner-runner comes in (yes, 1st half of R-R came in, but it he had to know he was behind). Instead, he fires $16k. If he was still grasping at completing a miracle river to complete his R-R, *check call* there. ~But he took the loss like a champ, mad respect there.

@lircox 2 года назад

@@delg1211 check call in position huh? Your comment makes no sense, sorry.

@lircox 2 года назад

@@andrehanderson yeah ofc there's always something to be said for avoiding playing big pots with marginal holdings against the strongest player at the table (doubly so when it's GA himself), but playing cash deep stacked, calling a 3-bet with a suited connector in position has to be fine.

@Cardb33 2 года назад

No man that second hand was just pure punting I don't know how you can justify that play. I knew from the turn that Rampage was punting. He's a good player most of the time but he refuses to give up on hands, Garrett isn't calling down that turn then having another card interacting with the board show up (with all the draws missing btw) and now he's going to fold to a bigger bet from someone he knows is bluff happy? He needs to realize that rich kids and old businessmen might fold good made hands cause they're scared to lose their $5k-10k but a pro like Garrett isn't going to buy that stuff. He has to learn that he's not going to win every pot and that shutting it down is okay, live to fight another day. I think he'll learn from this and tighten up the bluffing, I think part of it is his playstyle and part of it is wanting to get us interesting content but he can do that without losing $150k seeing him make sound plays is better than seeing him do that it was painful to watch.

@djdestroyer 2 года назад

How rampage can smile at the end while saying he'll be back, love the heart.

@philiptucker7590 2 года назад

Rich people don’t care, somebody prolly staked him his buy in anyways. Most likely the producers lol

@dazediss6629 5 месяцев назад

Massive heart, tiny brain. The 45k on the river was an insane bet & didn’t go with the bet sizing up until that point from either player. Even an amateur would have had Garratt on a set of 10s at least.

@stevelibby6852 4 месяца назад

He playing with someone else's money is my guess. Wasn't there a video about him going broke not too long ago?

@Six6legz 2 года назад

Per the other comments, I don’t think Rampage was flexing his bankroll or punted his stack off. If you listen to some of his table talk during the stream he’s trying grow his audience and make poker vlogging more mainstream. Watching vloggers playing these stakes is exciting, a lot more so than the typical 1/3 stakes you usually see. We’ve only just started seeing Andrew and Brad dabble in these sorts of stakes, so hats off to Rampage for taking a big gamble - mad respect to him AA vs AK on a K high flop is just a cooler.

@easymoney7007 2 года назад

Very true.

@matthewhanson7218 2 года назад

Ya he might be gaining followers but he's going broke while doing it. These guys make peanuts from their vlogs.

@michaelsamchuk1819 2 года назад

He made 40k off his channel last year. And lost triple that in 10 minutes

@Six6legz 2 года назад

Didnt he scoop a 250k tourny recently? I dont know his bsnkroll or how hes managing it but its fun to watch regardless

@narele25 2 года назад

@@michaelsamchuk1819 it's funny watching people fail at trying to make smart comments.

@are2106 2 года назад

that Rampage guy seems like a very humble, likeable, honest person. Lost the absolut minimum in the first hand and you gotta respect his heart in the 54-hand. gl for him

@troycambo 2 года назад

When all people can praise you for is your "heart" or "balls" then you're doing something wrong. No one will ever say these things about actual GOOD players.

@ML-sj3gi 2 года назад

@@troycambo I didn't watch the entire stream, but I think Rampage is getting called when he has a full house or flush. I am not getting called. He has now won too many big tournaments for it to be just luck. I am not sure how he is doing in cash games... but I think he has to make those bluffs....I just hope he is making them at the right frequency and I think vs Garret he could have made that frequency zero.

@Jonneymc420 2 года назад

He did not lose the minimum in that hand. He lost 30k dollars 🤣

@alexkolanis007 2 года назад

@@ML-sj3gifor the most part if turns goes check check and your opponent can correctly fold AA here your line/overall strat is probably not good in a 3bet pot

@adambpm 2 года назад

ikr? in no way did he "punt" as the clickbait title suggested, such as re-raising allin to a call

@carson032000 2 года назад

Going from 10k punt rebuild challenge to 150k punt rebuild challenge is a great milestone. I've got to give props for Rampage to take a stab at high stakes.

@Kosmisch1987 2 года назад

The million dollar punt coming in 2023 ?

@Wormythelma 3 месяца назад

@@Kosmisch1987 this aged well

@babyfacebowers01 2 года назад

Gotta give the kid some respect for jumping in the deep end with no floaties. He played better than I expected, good luck to him in the future.

@robertp7410 2 года назад

I think Rampage was in way over his head He will be a regular at this table someday but just take it slow.....But I tip my hat to him for having the BA**S to be there!!!

@RobertoSoldic777 2 года назад

@@robertp7410 balls

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

@@robertp7410 you were almost spot on a Rob. Over his head 100%. But you have to act intelligently off that,. You know the stakes are massive, way more than you ever played with previously, add in the best cash game player on earth or certainly America….and you STILL SIT?. THATS not balls…..seriously that’s fn stupidity at its finest. Biggest skill s poker player can use is table selection. Ty for reading

@deanalbertson7203 2 года назад

I give him respect for playing high stakes. But I think he should play a little tighter. When you flop 5 high and bet $6,500 that seems like a bad move. He should wait for a spot where he has a better hand.

@babyfacebowers01 2 года назад

@@leftymarcecere3076 A high stakes cash game with only one pro and you think that was poor table selection??? You can't get experience at high stakes without playing in the game for your first time at some point. He took a big risk for sure but to call him stupid while watching from the sidelines is a bit much.

@penis666100 2 года назад

Man rampage came a long way from punting to unknown players in 2-5-games to punting to the g-man in a highstake game... Way to go dude! :D Can't wait for the 100k punt rebuild videos^^

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

Haha I love it, this is such a true statement. I know I’m being punkd, and I don’t care. Cuz this clown has about 5 bucks left in his pocket before GMAN swipes it from him. I’m hoping for the biggest train wreck ever…..maybe an actual train!

@Yourfavhater 2 года назад

I thought he might of learned when Nick v took his soul a few times in the past streams....i don't think he has studied his opponents...this is why Garrett always covers everyone....and Nick v is coming out on top

@penis666100 2 года назад

@@leftymarcecere3076 lol yeah, but usualley at these stakes players sell a lot of their action to flatten the variance. But who would give people like this money? Don't get me wrong, i would stake his 2-5 games, maybe even 5-10 games but he is in way over his head in these nosebleeds. Then again, somehow Jean-Robert Bellande always seems to find someone who gives him money and i have never seen him play a winning cash game session...

@babyfacebowers01 2 года назад

@@leftymarcecere3076 pathetic

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

@@penis666100 JRB is a regular in Bobby’s Room. He’s not the greatest player, but he’s comfortable at the highest stakes. We don’t know….but he is backed …..so he must book wins

@marcusrakyat8891 2 года назад

Rampage take the losses as gentlemen and he admit that will grow his career although very painful losses.

@greenraider44 2 года назад

I mean can’t feel too bad, started at like 1 2 tables to now playing these stakes

@canyonrojas1728 2 года назад

Yea he probs a trust fundee with millions from parents.... sad

@ajback2917 2 года назад

@@canyonrojas1728 He's binked $230k and $160k tourneys which is what "allows" him to buy in at these stakes. Been watching his Vlogs for a while nothing to suggest he's a trust fund kid. Seems like a nice guy living the dream, although playing against Garrett probably isn't going to let that dream extend for long.

@mrgainz7252 2 года назад

@@canyonrojas1728 You sound so bitter...sad

@t.d.mcinturff1712 2 года назад

@@ajback2917 You think he’s buying in for 75k only winning 400k in tournaments? Don’t be a simp.

@chenghuang4561 2 года назад

Rampage is very humble. He’s always been this for years and now a different group of viewer is now seeing this.

@algotrader9054 2 года назад

@chenghuang4561 2 года назад

@@algotrader9054 yes

@Chenx4 2 года назад

But hey folding is boring right?

@mackenziegareau6161 2 года назад

Garrett didn’t do anything special in those 2 hands, they essentially played themselves. It’s an easy game when you’re picking up aces and hitting your draw on the turn.

@feeli3869 2 года назад

Seen it live. Takes balls or degeneracy, but you gotta give it to the kid. He has heart.

@anthonyloconte6529 2 года назад

I’d say both for rampage

@wesleykim1758 2 года назад

Agreed. His playstyle is definitely more suited for a tournament environment where there is that extra fold pressure. Cash bets have less weight since you can just rebuy whereas tourney losing your stack is a huge loss, especially when final table in a non-flat payout structure

@suplegend 2 года назад

Yes he had heart I think it was 45

@Cardb33 2 года назад

No man it's at the point where it's past having heart. He just refuses to give up on a hand regardless of the situation. He either has a monster and raises so big the opponent folds or he has absolutely nothing and a guy like Garrett picks him apart. Garrett was eyeing him down waiting for that bet he already knew what was going on. His playstyle works against the random rich kids and old businessmen he plays against on random tables cause they're scared to lose $5k-10k calling off with a good but not great hand, pros like Garrett aren't scared to lose money they just make solid sound moves. Ethan is a good player 80% of the time but he needs to learn to give up on hands, he's lucky it wasn't his whole stack you know he thought about it and there was absolutely no bluffs all the draws missed and the only thing that beat Garrett was a Full House which he blocked with his own 10 and he already knew he didn't have that kind of hand.

@PaddyODour 2 года назад

Stupidity does not = heart.

@connorjodon3509 2 года назад

You gotta admire Rampage for stepping into this ring against Garrett who’s by far the best player. That takes a lot of heart.

@murderbynumbers311 2 года назад

or just stupidity needs incredible luck to beat garrett

@michaeledwards1644 2 года назад

@@murderbynumbers311 theres a reason Garret doesn't play tournaments and just high stakes cash.. you need a combination of high bank roll, luck and determination to stack Garret..the key is picking your spots against him since he is the last person at the table you'll be able to get a read on but once you do you can pressure him out of pots where he is not as strong..when you're strong you have to make Garret believe you're weak

@ScottiMusicNow 2 года назад

Stupidity***

@JD_tcb Год назад

Is everyone here the same goddamn person?? Or do you just parrot each other?

@Oheeeoh 2 года назад

"This new guy Rampage is no Andy" -Gman's thoughts

@jackspinner4727 2 года назад

i think theres a fine line for saying "for the vlog" and getting in over your head. i know he plays a lot of tourneys, but this game is freaking huge. either way i wish him the best

@Infinite_JS 2 года назад

Very likeable guy, just way too big game for him at the moment.

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

🎯

@vanpersie90 2 года назад

Too big for israeli ron.

@dmv_p 2 года назад

@@vanpersie90 but Ron only buys in for $10K at a time. Same amount he buys in for the 10/20/50 game

@markhamblin1112 2 года назад

He's not a good player ...period

@2342anthony 2 года назад

💯💯

@datsumcrzysht 2 года назад

After watching him “punt” for years and heavily criticizing his play…the above hands were not punts. He played them rather well and unfortunately ended up on the wrong side of variance. I will say that his game has exponentially improved from his early years and always wish him the best, even if simply just for the fact that he’s always appeared to be a really good dude.

@dalewike856 2 года назад

What..?...absolute punts...open your eyes

@BittyPlaysPoker 2 года назад

@@dalewike856 DALE WIKI FOLDS AK on a king high board to a half pot sized bet. Pretty text book guys

@datsumcrzysht 2 года назад

@@dalewike856 Why’re you here commenting and holding up your 1 cent/2 cents NL online game?

@RobSteel117 2 года назад

If you use a solver and run a sim of the 4h5h hand vs Garrett, it was NOT a punt. I did that today, and Rampage's play was solid GTO.

@biggins5868 2 года назад

The look on Garrett’s face was so brutal. I really think he honestly felt bad taking his money.

@dukesrv 2 года назад

He might of “felt” something on the AA AK cooler but he had nothing to “feel bad” about when he called the bluff and got it right.

@Pompsie 2 года назад

45k bluff… holy cannoli 😅

@turbohayabusa01 2 года назад

POMPSIEEEEEE

@philiptucker7590 2 года назад

He’s got money he don’t care, he was most likely staked for his buy in anyways 🥴

@gregdigio8318 2 года назад

I like rampage but as soon as I heard he was buying in for 100k I knew it was going to Garrett.

@wesleyb1458 2 года назад

I mean that first pot is a pretty gnarly cooler, especially on the flop. Nothing you can do there

@benjamintaylor8665 2 года назад

my exact thought was as long as he stays away from garret he will be fine

@gregdigio8318 2 года назад

@@wesleyb1458 true indeed. And to his credit he lost the min

@ML-sj3gi 2 года назад

@@gregdigio8318 that hand... But there were two.

@moneymakinjosh0161 2 года назад

@@Chocobohunter he got torched doing that smh. That’s what they are saying is his type of game is what garret can see through. His game costed him almost 100k. So yeah

@hloi4480 2 года назад

If you watched the hands before this, Rampage up the aggro after the AK hand and bluffed a few small/ mid-size pots making others fold. There’s one particular hand where he river bluffed all in and made someone folded a Fullhouse… and he showed…. All those info contributed to the almost instacall I think

@trevorgibson9542 2 года назад

Dont think Garrett is folding that river regardless tbh. I think the things you mentioned made Garrett play that hand as a check call letting rampage bluff. Well played by garret and I don't hate rampages bluff by any means.

@georgepetree4407 2 года назад

And that’s what you to happen. You want your bluffs to get through. Tilt your opponents, because when you do have it. You get paid. Sure, you will probably lose money to “hero” calls.. some might even say it’s a dumb play, but guaranteed you will win more when you “do have it” after those “bluffs” because opponent is gonna wanna call the “bluff”. Now.. I have NO WHERE near the buying power of these guys.. so take what I said with a grain of salt 🥴🥴🤣🤣🤣

@troycambo 2 года назад

@@trevorgibson9542 agree. Garrett knew exactly where he was at after the flop and let Ethan hang himself.

@hloi4480 2 года назад

Agreed guys… it’s a fair decision to bluff the river, but just wanted to point out that Rampage’s table image at that point is of a very aggressive player who is capable of bluffing in spots like this. It definitely widen his range of hands.

@thaotruong6853 2 года назад

Just bad timing against the wrong player 😂

@teacherblake 2 года назад

Shout out to the editor for nailing the commentary build up to beat drop on the closing song

@pa8style 2 года назад

Suck to lose but rampage takes it like man. Wish him success in poker and his channel.

@Dranalli23 2 года назад

To all the "professionals" out there. This is how you take a loss. Its obvious this is a SIGNIFICANT dent to his roll, but he keeps the long game mindset. I like this kid, im always rooting for him

@cccentauriusillyricum2330 2 года назад

ja genau aber das problem ist,adelstein hat Ihn so traumatiesiert das er nie mehr in diesen tisch spielt

@troyhbk 2 года назад

@@cccentauriusillyricum2330 Damn, I was going to say same thing! odd

@troyhbk 2 года назад

lol not many "pros" in the chat, although you'd think so with their comments, my guess is most couldn't buy-in to a 5-10 game unless they sold their car, the ones who have them.

@letsgobrandon7567 2 года назад

Rampage is playing checkers, while Garrett is playing chess.

@ji-inroh495 2 года назад

"Check. Check. Check. He trap me!"

@cpfarms8994 2 года назад

Some people have hacked this game called life , and Garrett is one of them.

@easymoney7007 2 года назад

Running Good is a very necessary skill to possess in poker.

@everythingallin4905 2 года назад

@@easymoney7007 running good and running bad evens out. It's the skill that matters.

@Rekickit 2 года назад

Lol at all the people defending rampage’s play. It’s evident you’re kids who haven’t played for long. When your biggest compliment is that the person has “balls” then that isn’t saying anything about skill or even being a player. A degenerate who’s in way over his head would have “balls” too

@gratler 2 года назад

0:11 I was seriously expecting a unreal turnament style voice to say Garrett Adelstein. what is wrong with me xD

@Nikkithedog-t6b 2 года назад

Rampage is a decent low limit player that has had unusual success in tournaments. Weekends like the past one are the experience he needs realizing that he really has been very lucky, 150k loss in two days will wake him up quickly. You can flip coins in tournaments and bink one when the 8 times you got it in bad turns into suckouts. But great cash game players are immeasurably better at cash than great tournament players are at tournaments. Those 8 get it in bad situations aren't just a lost tournament buyin, they lead to the 150k the dude just lost, and the 50k he lost in this class a couple months back. Rampage should do research on Archie Karas and maybe find him in some 100 buck entry tournament he plays now after burning 30 million. Or Gus Hansons 20 plus million in online losses.

@gregoryschmidt1233 2 года назад

Well said.

@patrickclay3537 2 года назад

Seeing all these comments about Rampunts “having heart”… A. Having heart and playing stakes you can actually win are two different stories And B. He got rekt and don’t expect him back anytime soon.

@TheWAZA81 2 года назад

You obviously haven't watched his channel.. he will be back..

@patrickclay3537 2 года назад

@@TheWAZA81 Not back in this game

@Lemaforthewin 2 года назад

@@patrickclay3537 ya, just played multiple days last week :)

@kyledigiorgio6516 2 года назад

"Ryan DePaulo is a mush......"" did he really just say that hahahaha

@anthonycarchidi3rd123 2 года назад

Theres a huge difference between taking a shot and blowing your entire bankroll. After taxes on his tourny wins hes prob worth around 300k. You cant lose 150 when your only worth 300-400k. If he wanted to take a shot, take 50k....you lose, you go home. Thats it!!! Just bought a house, bad timing

@Towerdog817 2 года назад

He has other investments. For sure he’s already over a million mark

@congduyvk 2 года назад

Merch money, youtube money, also sponsored and who knows if he staked as well soo he probably loaded now

@johnyoung823 2 года назад

“He has heart but needs one more.” 😆 Underrated comment.

@lew115 2 года назад

Actually thought his bluff on the river when the guy had KK was a way worse play.....and that worked!

@eltoroloco1936 2 года назад

It was a worse play but really that was just a dumb arse no call.

@lew115 2 года назад

@@eltoroloco1936 Yes, that's the point.

@carpeimodiem 2 года назад

He'll probably win the main event now... 💯

@williamzagarella8066 2 года назад

For those saying he makes so much money and this is nothing to him blah blah. I advise you watch the AK hand again, then the 45. Look how clearly shaken and broken he is. Especially after the AK hand. You can see it in his face how much a pot size like that means to him. Notice how when other guys at these tables lose a 70K pot or 140K pot, they dont look like you could fry an egg on their forehead?

@troycambo 2 года назад

When people praise you for your "heart" you should realise you're a losing player. That's like saying a girl has a great personality.

@tipsy09 2 года назад

Wow you’re on fire today bro

@lrzday1704 2 года назад

I love how they use the "rampage" in dota

@darrenchandlercoaching 2 года назад

I don't know the history between players, but if we look at this hand in isolation Rampage played this "standard", this can never be titled a "PUNT". If you 3-bet folding AK then your opponent is a nit, which Garrett certainly isn't. After the turn check, TPTK is almost always good against a polarized 4-bet range, so the check-call on the river facing a half pot bet is mandatory.

@polycadence8482 2 года назад

Rampage is in over his head, thinking his 2,35 skill set is gonna beat high stakes .

@dingledangle265 2 года назад

You are in the game and winning I guess then?

@straight_flizzy 2 года назад

Must feel great to have Garret say he knows who you are before meeting or playing against him.

@MrRdporto 2 года назад

Looks like it’s back to the Ballys poker room for Rampage.

@MysteriousMM 2 года назад

Rampage 3 videos from now: “How I went busto playing poker•

@GS-gq7pi 2 года назад

Whenever you’re the worst player at the table, you want to isolate the best cash game player in the world.

@plexsm1425 2 года назад

Hahah snap called and thought he was good lol 😆

@matthewlenski5701 2 года назад

He bluffs too much. He needs to make an adjustment in his range of hands he does this with. Sometimes you gotta know when your beat…

@JusticeLoveOfficial 2 года назад

Yeah “punted”with AK and top top! No one in the comments has every done that! Ever!

@gregoryschmidt1233 2 года назад

Very true, but it takes a pretty big roll to absorb the inevitable times you're going to lose with that hand, when you've got $30K in the pot.

@bc_8314 2 года назад

Everybody thinks they're a luck box till a real luck box shows up

@Nikkithedog-t6b 2 года назад

The really interesting part of this hand is how Garrett plays it. He knows on the turn he can only beat AK and QQ. He goes into pot control mode and makes a river bet small enough to get paid off by those hands and still leave a back door if rampage shoves and he has to make a read at that point. Let's be honest I'm sure the thought I can only beat QQ never went through rampages mind.

@AndyDouglasChannel 2 года назад

Absolutely love Rampage and have been following his journey for a long time. He's managed to become a winning tournament player and his youtube income means that he can absorb a few of these heavy losses. I think against Garrett - in particular - he's probably a bit out of his depth. That guy is an absolute machine at the moment! Great video though, thanks for sharing.

@adamshort2534 2 года назад

If you think this is what Rampage punting looks like, I got some videos to show you lol

@devoncavan6502 2 года назад

I’ve been following rampage since 1k subscribers and I can tell you he came a long way. It’s good to see him taking a stab at this type of high stake games.

@jg7102 2 года назад

Rampage playing at stakes he is no where skilled enough to play in. All the other players were stoked to see him sit. Hope Ethan goes to the 1-2 or 2-5 stakes to have a consistent profit again.

@andrewkim6037 2 года назад

That $45K bet on the river with 5-high proves the guy has a ton of heart. He really went for it. Gotta respect that.

@maltem7973 7 месяцев назад

Its hilarious watching garrets eyes flicker back and forth looking nervous as hell even though he probably wasnt 😂

@luckyskin09 2 года назад

when your soul leaves your body 03:46

@Sam-db4mr 2 года назад

I like Rampage but he’s predictably hyper-aggressive.

@TJPatriot74 2 года назад

Agree. From what I've seen he loves to make the big bluff on the river.

@CanadianLoveKnot 2 года назад

If you are shot taking, I would avoid running big bluffs, until you are more comfortable at that level

@fl4650 2 года назад

>>Bought my house in Vegas >>2 videos later, I lost $150,000

@gregoryschmidt1233 2 года назад

Wonder if the smiley GF is checking HER hole cards now...

@mikem1670 2 года назад

“Rampage” - Dota 2 voice sound 😆

@jt3315 2 года назад

Rampage punts plenty and i'll be among the first to call him out for it, but this isn't a punt. EDIT: nvm watched the rest of the video.

@dawnmarie2893 2 года назад

Haha I was thinking the same until finished the second half of te video.

@GetRichorDieScratching 2 года назад

That first hand isn’t a punt. He actually plays it as well as can be considering everything. AK vs AA with a king high flop. He checks is all three streets and loses the minimum. I don’t think even a world class player doesn’t lose the same amount there.

@Joel-js2gk 2 года назад

First hand I think anyone who's played the game for any reasonable amount of time knows it was anything but a punt, in fact he lost pretty much the least he possibly could've, I think folding at any point in that hand would've been a cardinal sin. The second hand, I actually really like the way he played it, up until the river. I agree with his logic that he has to bluff with his specific hand but when you think about Garrett's range, it's going to be mostly straights, some boats, and some busted draws. The straights/boats are never folding and the busted draws aren't calling so I'd rather bet smaller. That being said, I've never played in a game close to that size, nevermind on stream, so I can understand that in the moment, being in the situation playing with your own money, you can get nervous and stressed and feel like "I really want this bluff to get through" so you bet more than you ordinarily would/should. I'm not a pro myself so am definitely open to the possibility that my logic is flawed but I think rampage could've saved $25k or so on the last hand by betting smaller on the river.

@easymoney7007 2 года назад

Love how the analyst says Garrett has no fear. Wellllll, he has hands he will never fold, which helps juuuuust a little. And he just called each time.

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

Are you bashing Garrets game? Interesting

@talksomenoise7423 2 года назад

Why would he ever raise in those spots?

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

@@talksomenoise7423 I find it hilarious you question the best cash player In the world. 🤡😞😞

@talksomenoise7423 2 года назад

@@leftymarcecere3076 I find it hilarious that you read my post as me questioning Garrett. I was asking the original poster why they thought Garrett just calling Rampage was a bad play.

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

@@talksomenoise7423 don’t ask ppl their poker strategy or opinions…. MOST are 68 and Iranian or American 12

@vesajaakola320 2 года назад

Probably the most anti-punt ever

@matthewcrissy4641 2 года назад

Second hand it still not really a punt. Not going to get deep into it but the bluff was not ideal but at the same time semi-standard in this spot. Also, the title does not help the action for future games. You have a guy taking a big shot and he gets ragged hard because of one hand

@t00mgoos 2 года назад

@@matthewcrissy4641 exactly, the bluff obviously doesnt 'look nice' but is 100% standard

@valuablesandwich 2 года назад

bleff*

@matthewcrissy4641 2 года назад

@@HotobuFirst off, he has a massive range advantage on the flop. So when he was checked to he put out a bet. You shouldn’t always do this but I don’t think it’s the worst play either. On the turn when picks up his flush draw and continues which is very standard. On the river he has 5 high and bluffs, also very standard. But most importantly he has a huge range advantage. Here’s a question, what does Garrett do with Aces in this spot?

@matthewcrissy4641 2 года назад

@@Hotobu The flop smashes a open/call 3bet range and not so much for the 3bettor. It’s almost like Garrett knew that this range would smash Rampage’s. Hence the reason that he checked lol. Very good play by Garrett because he knows Rampage can get a little spewey and could try to rep this range as well.

@PsionTheory 2 года назад

Ok... let's be clear. this was epic bad... his play this past week will haunt him, as it doesnt scale against world class players. (Garrett) is the only one that qualifies, i don't understand the logic of burning thru 150K, when you could have eaten off of higher stakes and still not put 50-75 of your roll at stake trying to bluff a lethal player like Garrett after he's called two large fking bets

@BrianM216 2 года назад

Should have added the hand where he punts off several thousand calling with ace high

@samsami3744 2 года назад

This guy Garrett is one the best in the world.he can read your cards easy 9 out 10. I hope he plays in tournaments more. his playing will be much to fun

@francisfrancis6624 2 года назад

Rule of thumb. If Garrett checks call twice do not punt. If Garrett bet large fold. Unless you have the nut.

@jjslots4494 2 года назад

Amazing to have rampage on the stream and go against G-man! I think we all wish, well maybe not G-man, that he didn’t punt so much money

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

Actually you’re in the minority. Most people rooted for GMAN. If you were there, you saw the chat was pro Garrett. And bashing Rampage badly.

@leftymarcecere3076 2 года назад

@@Copypastedates her elevator doesn’t make it to the top

@anthonymartino403 2 года назад

RAMPAGE: You haven't seen the last of me! ANNOUNCER: He was never heard from again

@runitonce7791 2 года назад

You clearly have no clue who Rampage is

@anthonymartino403 2 года назад

@@runitonce7791 a world class punter who gets by on youtube revenue?

@boojay7076 2 года назад

He thinks poker is about bluffing lol, anyone can go in and bluff with a straight face

@maliant16 2 года назад

You only learn from pain not pleasure. Pleasure is only felt from experiencing the absence of pain.

@Criss_981 2 года назад

I love how the G Man milks this chump 🤣🤣

@obriendynasty4335 2 года назад

Your a online chump what have you done in poker?

@Ihatechina1818 2 года назад

youtuber canNOT beat the King of poker..

@zippyman818 2 года назад

*Garrett's new truck will be a "RAMPAGE!"*

@TwinBnotTwinA 2 года назад

Hadn't heard of him before, but yeah he does have heart. And like all bets, when you bet on yourself, sometimes you'll lose. AK hand just a bit of a cooler, the 54 hand he just goes for it which I can respect. Gonna start watching some of his content.

@Sunflowerblues13 2 года назад

last year i predicted his success in tournaments and decline of bankroll in cash games. Rampage is a Hellmuthian Hero

@ktbiery 2 года назад

Rampage took the loss well, you really gotta hit him with the 400M views 😂

@arvia1984 2 года назад

He was too loosey goosey talking business with Garrett for a while prior to this. He is your opponent, not your friend or mentor, when you're at the table.

@2cardarsenal310 2 года назад

I actually think Rampage lost the minimum with AK vs. Garrett's AA. He did punt that 4/5 Hearts hand, hard to watch.

@justinnickelson9216 2 года назад

Wasn’t a punt you nerd

@bohicaairlines1919 2 года назад

If a heart comes on the river does Garrett still call river bet, I believe so. Changes the headline on the thumbnail.

@johncooling3479 2 года назад

That guy getting the massage on that aces and ace king hand was like did I miss something?

@imalwaysbluffing 2 года назад

I don't think either hand was a punt. Flop bet on the 2nd hand is a little loose but he turned a lot of equity and had good unblockers otr.

@davidbrallier 2 года назад

There goes all his money and bankroll

@fastlightning3362 2 года назад

Blew that savings and all those wsop winnings

@ianshirreffs5604 2 года назад

I watched the stream live. Great content!!!! Thanks. 🤜🤛

@yummytummy88 2 года назад

Rampage : great for this youtube channel and amazing guest. Garrett: Thank you for coming and see you real soon. The door is always open for you students.

@drfunkinstein1 2 года назад

I feel like there is too much that Rampage doesn't tell us about his money. Even with that WSOP event win, he shouldn't have nearly enough money for this game. One losing session could bankrupt him unless he has some sort of trust fund or backers. I kind of hope that's the case because I'd hate to see him throw a decent career away for a small moment of fame.

@MysteriousMM 2 года назад

He posted a video on his personal vlog about the loss. Lookup Ethan Yau

@nicholasdisciscio1379 2 года назад

I agree. Even if you had a bankroll of $1mil that wouldn’t be enough to sit at this game with $100k. Am I missing something?

@mixtel5828 2 года назад

i watched this live it hurt my soul

@BiggyBollocks 2 года назад

Bad title. Rampage played both hands well and kept his composure at the end despite a negative result that night.

@sells_sf 2 года назад

Garrett's attention to detail and focus is crazy good. He smelled that $45k bet from a mile away 7:59 just look at that head tilt and then the 8:13 "ok, if you insist"

@maheshvs100 2 года назад

Cat is tiger family but cannot become one

@sjtanman 2 года назад

I was yelling at my phone NO!!!!!!!

@Acesnickvlc 2 года назад

Kid plays way too big for his bridges. Garret is one of the best. Mr punts has years to go before he’s at the level to even try and compete

@MrZaetiggy 2 года назад

Salute rampage for even trying to play at these stakes. 90% of us will probably never play this high. Can’t judge the man for how he plays with his money.

@fadiazzam1576 2 года назад

Rampage playing big ass games I'm not sure if he is ready for that

@chrisleos1235 2 года назад

Watching him early on, and him playing regularly at my local poker room, I must say that this loss came at a perfect time, whether he knows it or not, he needed to take that big hit.

@haranglouis5252 2 года назад

lol shut up

@yummytummy88 2 года назад

He will learn how to play better against better poker players on a higher stake but the tuition has already costed him well over $100K.

@chrisleos1235 2 года назад

@@yummytummy88 He is a terrific entertainer, a great promoter for the game, a natural business man who will be very successful in life, I've been a big fan since the beginning, I have no doubt he will bounce back and be all the better because of it.