The Most Brutal Way To Lose A Poker Tournament | WSOP 2022

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WSOP 2022: Want to know the most brutal way to lose a poker tournament?
Once the WSOP 2022 Main Event final table was set, a lot of the smart money was on Asher Conniff to make a run at the bracelet and the $10 million first place prize. What no one expected, however, was that Conniff would run into a rare flop that didn't even give him the joy of a sweat.
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@Timmah200 2 года назад

Yes, it's brutal, but I wouldn't mind losing a tournament like this. It's better than donking away my stack.

@LoudounDemocrat 2 года назад

Especially if you're final table at the main event.

@jonathansykes4986 2 года назад

its a freaking coinflip.

@richgiordano2784 2 года назад

Rather lose like that instead of a 2 outer on the river.

@marvincotton1919 2 года назад

Facts, that's much worse. And this wasn't brutal, at all. Dude just won $600,000+

@SobotenbergFAV 2 года назад

It feels like every second hand on jokestars ^^

@TheDesperateArtist 2 года назад

Better to lose like that than to call an all-in with J4...

@jon-quijano 2 года назад

No joke, I was watching this on highlights while running treadmill in a hotel. The flop nearly got me killed.

@marc6157 2 года назад

I would have just limped with the AK and folded on the flop.

@tomassin77 2 года назад

It s most brutal when you take à runner runner straight or à 2 outter in the face !!

@frankrizzo5155 2 года назад

Brutal was rail spilling his beer all over him!!!!

@teecee4459 2 года назад

It's just a flip, not brutal at all.

@markcummings3146 2 года назад

This is just a cooler, probably the best way to go out of a tournament rather than making mistakes or your opponent putting a nasty bad beat on you. Just my opinion.

@ipre8160 2 года назад

Pokerstars

@jimmydane34 2 года назад

I think worst is when u got say AK, KK or AA. N some one wins cause the entire flop gave him a straight or a fush. Like u go all in on AK ,KK. The villian has Jspade-Jclubs. N board is 7,9,10,K,8. or its blanks but 4 out of 5 are clubs hitting the flush. Ive seen this alot more than i would expect. So many times ive seen the 2,4,5,10,3 n your A gets straight. Ive seen that more than the flop hitting 4 of 5 with the same suit.

@kurthave5729 2 года назад

Didnt loose it, you loose the opportunity to win it......

@watchvidjedi 2 года назад

live poker is SO rigged!! :D I could think of worse ways to lose my stack though!

@ahaaha8462 2 года назад

3333 is a bit more brutal

@commentanalyst6165 2 года назад

Poker said gtfoh

@davidbrooks1724 6 месяцев назад

Hit the .01 percent

@frankieparsons1030 2 года назад

Yeh, losing a 50 / 50 flip is sure brutal.

@jonathansykes4986 2 года назад

54/46 is brutal? Clickbait harder.

@maximo6037 2 года назад

The brutal part is to be drawing dead on the flop

@jonathansykes4986 2 года назад

@@maximo6037 disagree

@Eire_1995 2 года назад

I’d much rather lose like that than lose with AK vs 44 or something shit that usually happens 😅

@jimmydane34 2 года назад

I mean statisitcally AK vs pocket pairs is always gunna be a coin flip. The stat of u hitting ANY type of pair is low. So pocket pairs already has the advantage..... When u watch a 8 hour poker session. Prob 60-70% of the time (there is def a stat somewhere online so im just completely guessing the stat) but 70% of the flop there isnt an A or K on the board thus losing to pocket pairs isnt that brural. In my opinion

@jimmydane34 2 года назад

60 is low. Im sure its like 80% of the time.u dont get an A or K on the board. Idk......ima google it now cause im completely whiffing haha. But my pocket pairs vs AK argument still stands

@williamgullett8071 2 года назад

I quit playing poker at card rooms, mostly because I wasn't good enough, but also because of flops like that. Card rooms make more money the more hands and faster they are dealt. Flops like that are simply due to horrible shuffling. At least in cardrooms...maybe not in these tournaments but I got tired of seeing pairs flopped. The odds are 16%, 1 in 6 hands, that a pair is flopped...and I would sit there and watch 5..6...7 straight hands with pairs flopped. That's like 40,000 to 1 odds on 6 hands in a row...7 in a row is almost 250,000 to 1. It got so ridiculous that it made it easy to quit. I wasn't winning anyway.

@Vahn421 2 года назад

That's a shame. The odds of a bad shuffle are way, WAY less likely than online poker being rigged. And when a shuffle goes wrong, there's a 50% it goes wrong in your favor, so it's not like your opponent gets any favoritism... unlike online poker.

@williamgullett8071 2 года назад

@@Vahn421 I started playing just for the high hand/ bad beat jackpots. That didn't work either

@LoudounDemocrat 2 года назад

By my calculations, flopping quad kings in this situation would be about 1 in 17,296. Odds of flopping quad kings OR aces would be about 1 in 8,648.

@dannymccrae3070 2 года назад

It’s 1 in 19552 or 9776

@LoudounDemocrat 2 года назад

@@dannymccrae3070 How do you do the math?

@dannymccrae3070 2 года назад

@@LoudounDemocrat player’s perspective so not including dead hands. You could include dead hands, it just doesn’t feel authentic to me. So 3/48 * 2/47 * 1/46

@dannymccrae3070 2 года назад

It shocked me to learn that flopping quads with an unpaired hand is 1 in 9776 because it’s happened to me about 5 times