Shameless Hand Causes Absolute Confusion 

What a shitty dealer (especially at these stakes) Dude says 300 TWICE

Showed him that he could’ve gotten max and moved on. Strong lol

completely agree. been seeing this dude say all the wrong things the last few clips. He looks super confused while playing or he is angling

Most card houses would make the declared bet of $300 stand. I think Francisco didn't complain because he wanted the $3000 bet.

Verbal bets are binding at every casino I've ever played at ;but I don't expect anything proper at HCL when it comes to poker.

it looked like he threw out one chip that is 5k or 10k so why tf would it be just for $300? you got brain cells? humans makes mistake, don’t be a moron.

He threw k chips though..

Technically yes. Got to accommodate the recs though…

I dont gamble because I always lose

dude, its like light foreplay most of the time, not even a massage. it's hard to watch

him not getting a massage is as rare as him seeing a flop

There was a glimpse at 5:40

@@MitchJT even that was icky AF.

This. He let the donk draw, now he must pay the prize. Ofcourse donk doesn't understand hand and makes pathetic bet.

And he bet 3000

looks like he threw out one chip that is 5k or 10k so why tf would we assume it’s $300. humans makes mistake, let’s use our brain cells here.

@@Taay verbal is binding, do you play poker?

@@26bisket50 yes and francisco could’ve object but he got trips with a J kicker so i’m pretty sure he was glad that the dude corrected to 3K. instead he got rivered

Yep people are crying about it. Francisco was happy about that 3k call

Doesn't matter if is a private game. By letting the player change the bet size once he announced the bet, you are opening a can of worm. Francisco accepts the new bet because he thought he trip K is good. Had he not had trip K and only 2nd best pair, he would think differently. I just had a dealer who enforce an accidental reraise because I had a green chip in my $15 call. I even tell the dealer, I meant call before the other players opens up his cards. I am OK with the rule that, an action or verbal action is enforced. It is the nature of the game.

@@yummytummy88holy fuck you wrote a whole essay. It does matter. This is basically a home game. That changes everything. Take this L and write another essay please.

@@yummytummy88who cares.. Francisco was happy the bet was corrected.. and got rivered

Francisco was probably happy it was corrected to 3k and then realised he got rivered

@@KobeSamy yeah good point haha. It’s Hustler anyways it’s not like they stick to standard rules. The players seem to make the rules more than anything. Not that I can afford to play this game but certain things about it just make me think it’s a little bit crooked.

Unpopular, but honest opinion. I agree with you sir

Yeah people need chill. He put in 3k, and quickly corrected himself after saying $300.

He tossed a $5k SINGLE chip in and said $300 and then said it again. Rewatch the clip. Bet is $300. Communication error is not a rule in poker and IF that is going to be accepted, you open up the entire vocabulary to a communication error ANYTIME one chooses.

@@TLifeDailyVlogs i think it was a $25 chip, looks purple. Also, it was reconfirmed with the dealer. So actually, the dealer should be saying $300 should stand if anything.

He didn't put $3K chip. He only toss out 1 chips and said...$300. that is it

he should have originally. however being he didn't object, then called the 3,000 it's too late to now say it's 300. it's not even like he one chip called, he threw out exactly 3000.

@@tommyfu9271 cause he thought he had the winner with trip K. Had he had any doubts the Morris may had the flush...... Bottom line. All casino and dealer enforce verbal betting or action betting.

@@yummytummy88 i actually agree right away the dealer should have stopped the action. but she didn't and then francsico threw out 3000 in chips. so either he's calling 3000 or he's raising 300 to 3000.