The Most INSANE Flop - 4 WAY ALL-IN 

Somebody didn’t shuffle well.

Your mother had a spade

​@@yaakwhow do you figure that? Texas hold em is dealt and burned to prevent that stuff. And then shuffled in machines that have no stake in the game.

@@user-je6xu9em8f You sure about that? Those Pai Gow Auto shufflers sure give that Banker (House) an Ace disproportionally.

@@yaakw This assumes a brand new, unopened, out of the box deck

You can't have been playing long then sire

this is not you r flush by the Ace beaten by a Full House at the river brooooo, no way you see this kind of hand every day, nor every month, just shut up and go back GOP3

​@@karlcowell9392 lol the odds of seeing 3 cards getting dealt out completely (4/5/ace), with a one card flush board, where it's set over set over set, and no players have one card to complete the flush. This probably has never occurred ever in the history of mankind, you should look up factorials, there are more ways a deck of cards can be in an order than there are atoms on earth.

@@aborenth yeah this hand could've subbed for those ridiculous movie poker hands like that bond movie hand. we'll likely see more of these in TEX too upcoming. non regulated live poker. there is no legal oversight or safeguards against deck setting there. even if a spot catches a dealer doing it there's nothing to prevent that dealer from just going to another spot (nor anything to prevent or stop after the owner(s) of the spot being in on it). all that stuff people worry about for unregulated online poker (complete valid TO worry about), now we got the live poker version.

i'm saying for hold em anyway; if you play 5 card omaha and/or double board omaha; hands like this are fairly normal (still not likely an every day occurrance, but not crazy rare).

Every 5 mins in PokerStars. The river at least. 🫤

Same on HD poker, where a flush and a full house is more common than two pair. 🤣

Maybe on TV. I played a hand in a tournament about 20 years ago now that I won that was straight flush over straight flush over nut flush. That was sick.

If the guy who had Ace 10 (I think.) Well, if he had a King or even 2Ks, that is complete la la land

Top 3, up there with Royal > Quad Aces from Mabuchi and Robl's quads > quads

@@groovedohg AK yes. The A he has is relevant, because it means that the A on the river was the last A in the deck, just like the 4 and 5 in the flop.

i don't know if you're kidding, but this is from a TEX cardroom there with tons of spots opening up, and TEX laws poker ain't regulated/legal industry like most other states, there you join a "card club" completely different than going into a casino in other states where they regulate all gambling activity in said casino. there are videos and reports going around last month or longer with clear deck setting, and even when caught, the dealer(s) get in no legal trouble, the card club itself also doesn't, there's literally nothing stopping the dealer that did it from just going up the road to the next spot. pretty much the exact same difference for live poker like unregulated online vs regulated online (and i'm sure by now everybody is aware of what has, can and probably is going on with unregulated online).

Caught a hanger.

Chat gpt 😂: Why did Arden call after raising, facing a significant 3-bet, followed by a shove, and then another shove? Honestly, Baldwin, it was the perfect moment for a smart fold if you could see it.

Don't think you can fault Baldwin here, especially because he ended up ahead of the two people who had raised at that point. The guy with 55 made a nonstandard call in a clear raise spot, no way he could know he was beat.

Absolutely no way Baldwin should fold.

This is definitely a spot where the solver folds just about everything Arden could have in that spot except sets and the nut flush draw and maybe Kx of spades.

@@OKmoomer she shouldn’t be playing televised poker if she’s doing “whatever” calls

@@26bisket50 She can play at my table anytime if she wants to blast off with two pair in 5-way action.

​@26bisket50 that's a "too rich to fold" call

typical from chinese girls with rich dads funding them

Thanks for that spoiler.

​@@BigJohnFury400 my bad bro but also you shouldnt read comments before watching the vid. Comments usually have spoilers

@@BigJohnFury400watch the video before reading the comments goofball I’m happy you got it spoiled maybe you learned a lesson today

@@wood3176 I did you muppet. The comment was at the top of the pile right underneath the video. Impossible not to see. That’s why I don’t put spoilers because if they go to the top of the comments then it ruins it for others.

@@BigJohnFury400 Keep crying bud. Somehow i watched the video after you yet didn’t get spoiled! Weird how I didn’t get it spoiled cause i didn’t read the comments!!

agreed. In fact, if I had the trip 4s, I'd consider folding. Because either someone had fives or kings. it would be hard to fold, but I'd consider it.

Seriously, at minimum someone has two pair with the King and likely at least one set.

What was 54 losing to?

@@JohnSmith-su3ze look at the action, you had a bet and a call, you c/r, the initial checker despite this still shoves, the initial bettor despite all this still shoves, the initial flatter despite all this STILL shoves! Even if one person is overplaying a Kx hand, and despite the fact we’re blocking sets it seems very likely that someone else in the hand has 2 pair+, it’s also not even impossible that the opener or even the SB if they’re fishy has a hand like K4 or K5s. She’s essentially hoping that she’s up against 2 different draws like either Kxs 67s A2s etc and one AK type of hand

@@JohnSmith-su3ze Dumb question-any set.

@@russellmarsden6316 Sets are blocked. Your reply is dumb

@@JohnSmith-su3ze Sets are not blocked. One combo of 44, one combo of 55, and three combos of KK.

Looks like it. 85k before going all-in. 22.3k after, dropping 62.7k. 68k following the hand for 45.7k added. Overall a net loss of 17k.

It wasn't the best hand at the flop which is when the terrible raise was made and unjustly rewarded.

Qartomy folded Ace of Clubs.

@@harry2.01 Yeah, but he would have made the straight flush on the river with the 3♠️

Or just if the 5th guy with the A 10, would have had 10 of spades instead of hearts and stuck it out. Would have been so funny.

Before I watched the end I knew the worst hand on the flop was going to win

not the worst play, but the worst hand yes

@@zyx-sv1bl worst play for sure, raise,call, reraise before you, you must have a worst hand with pair.

If luck wasn’t involved, hellmutt would win every tournament.

@@zyx-sv1bl the action ahead of the aces should have conveyed pocket aces were being beat by trips from someone. It was a bad shove that lucked out on the river.

Well technically also 23 or kk

NGO giving him the death stare

@@richboyprado IKR? Forget their job. The dealer's life is at risk!

it appears otherwise to be cash game though.

if this was deeper even the aces can possibly get away here, but not at these depths. the 54o call off is bad, but becomes less bad the shallower they are (yet another reason to just not play that at all here, i don't care about "BB priced in". she's new to poker obviously.). also some of these live streams (esp at these depths) are played very very loose, only way she's in even decent shape is if everybody has str flush draws or AA or AK, that's it.

the stats on this computer used here doesn't incorporate the folded ace (quartomy) some taped events have it like this, others do take the extra info into account for cards out. AA with no spade sure ain't 12% on the flop in this hand with a dead ace already. it ain't running out a straight and/or the case ace no 12% of the time.

in light of recent reports of TEX cardrooms (none of which are regulated since it's not legal in TEX technically, they're "clubs" you join, and with that lack of regulation you aren't protected from say deck setting etc); this hand right here, sure looks pretty f'd up, even before the case ace on river.

Feels like you’re a moron

i understand your point but if so it's great acting because the reactions/realizations and conversation seems legit. if fake then incredible acting

What is 54 losing to here?

55 44 kk K4 suited k 5 suited Any 67 suited Any pair that turns a set So 100%of the deck , as we saw in thus case 54 drew dead instantly

@@idrishall6126 55 44 K4 suited k 5 suited are all very unlikely. KK is just a cooler. She is beating all straight draws, she is also beating any hand that could turn a set Basically, all the hands you list are less likely than AK and KQ which she is beating

Clearly if you watch the video, none are unlike, considering a raise and 3 bet preflop

imo the worst he did is not betting the flop, the worst play is clearly Arden not folding bottom two

Yeah, because this happens every hand.

One hand 70% luck 30% skill. Over long enough time luck becomes a complete non factor. This hand proves nothing. n=1 always proves nothing like everything else in life.

10/10 would read again