@tym 001 You bought a house playing poker? You're 100% lying and anyone who knows anything about the game can immediately see that. No one can be a winning player if they're afraid of strong hands, and saying things like "I always lost with 2 aces" reeks of fishy results oriented thinking. You couldn't beat a 5/10 cent game.
@delesdog Or world's biggest Winner 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 is it 11. I'd rather be Phil than Tony G. & Not because of the wins. I can't imagine talking to another player like he does. Like that hand with Vanessa Russo & Tony. Lol, he sure stuck his foot in deep..after all that it was nice to see her crush him
@Daniel Nilsen Exactly. I mean how many poker players do subtle groans/upset face contortions with the intention of the other player reading their face. It seems standard practice to lie about your hand by saying “I had Ks” when you have 10s after losing. It’s not even just the hands where I think lying is permissible, a lot of players carry that dance/theatre between hands to limit information or convey the wrong information on purpose. Phil is upset every time he learns luck is part of the game, and that time he seems upset that deception is part of the game. I’m beginning to think he just likes pre-flop charts, not Poker.
scummy move Phil overreacted of course the way tony g kept talking pissed me off tho, he sounded like he was trying to save face then started unloading again when he won
One time i flopped a monster, and i knew that i would not get any action. So i raised 10x the pot,the other player was suprised and asked why. I acted like the colours of the chips and my sunglasses made me put out the wrong amount, even suggested to take it back and put in the "right" amount. Other player refused and was very angry when he called with his dead hand 😂 its a game of deception, stop crying 👍
That first hand is never not gonna be funny. Tony G loves giving Hellmuth a hard time too. Just the perfect storm for poker hilarity. As evident by the last hand. "Of course I lied, it's poker Phil." Lol
@KROGAN loves kittens and puppies with that logic, pro athletes coaches should be playing instead of the pros themselves. That goes for every sport imaginable assuming that the pro players are generally better than the coaches.
I think Tony G is right. He has no obligation to tell Phil he hadn't looked. Phil was looking for an advantage by calling with ace jack thinking Tony went in blind, so he has no room to talk. You can try to talk another player into calling when you're strong so what's the difference?
@Jeramy Jay They kept their mouth shut coz they r not supposed to talk anything that can influence the hand if they r not in the hand. & it was actually bad etiquitte from Tony G. But as we all know that he always tilt Phil anyhow he can so I guess it's excusable between them.
Watching Phil sit back and arrogantly offer 4 times, before losing 3/4 of the pot... Still my favourite moment in the big game. The ego of this man. Cry baby.
@Alexander French I wasn't saying he was arrogant for thinking he had a good hand. I was saying in all aspects of life he is arrogant and this hand shows what karma can cook up and serve, if you think you're the chef.
I have such conflicting views on Tony G. He is insanely rough on pros (Especially Helmuth, but he is asking for it.) but all the loose canons he is rooting for, even if they beat him.
@Nobodies Business general etiquette and poker etiquette are very different. Being a bitch after a hand doesn’t cost your opponent any money, so who cares. Lying about your cards, angle shooting, etc. is very different.
@Joseph Vickrey im not saying he only does that for the edge it can give him. Most poker stars are very good person and they can relate to those loose canons as they were once a loose canon also which is why they root for them at some time. Im just justifying why Tony G is rough against pros.
@The Sauce Yeah it's a tossup for me, since there are still two hands that beat him there, not really an actual slow roll. But for me A9 with that flop is a push for sure, I wouldn't have done much talking.
@Noah Gragg it’s only slow rolling after the action is done and u know u have your opponent dominated and then u slowly show that you have him dominated
I still side with Tony G on the Phil hand. It's poker, the entire object of the game is to win and deception is a huge part of it. Him lying to Phil about looking is just like a bluff, because it IS a bluff. He was bluffing about looking. Sure it breaks "etiquette" but the entire point is to grow the stack and end the game with all the money. Phil is just sour grapes on that...and Tony's demeanor doesn't exactly soothe the burn lol.
Totally agree with you, it's the same as a bluff, and if you believe anything another player says at the table maybe you shouldn't be at the table. Phil totally made his bet based on what he believed was his superior position with no qualms whatsoever, so is there any moral high-ground for him to take here? He would have called Tony an idiot after the hand if he actually didn't look at his hand at the start. I agree with Tony, a professional poker player should be watching the other players, not relying on them to fill you in later. His burns were brutally funny.
As much as I love the old-school players and for as much hate as the newer crop of players gets, there are some solid players out there with good personalities
People who say Tony G is a moron really don’t understand him. First of all his insults and comedic commentary make great entertainment. Without that, these poker tournaments become extremely boring. We need more characters like that. Otherwise we might as well be watching a bunch of stones playing against each other. Plus outside of the poke room Tony G is a great guy. He’s donated his personal earnings to dozens of charities and likes to socialize with his fans. He’s humble and very kind. You can even see it in the first clip when Harlow wins the pot against Hellmuth where he congratulates him genuinely. It shows he roots for the underdogs. He really only insults people like Phil who are egotistical personalities that think they’re Gods at the game. Or people who just passively try to annoy him.
@Bara Robber Baron in Tony Gs defense why is he supposed to tell Phil his hand or give him any information that Phil could’ve just gotten had he paid attention
@Kody Diduch he says that because if a club hit the river their would be 3 out their making a potential flush and it would have been easier for Phil to lay down his hand rather then an offsuit ten, regardless Phil said the exact hand he had which is brilliant but still called
@ckhawk00 not for tv. These are not offical rules of the game. You cant do this in tournaments. You can do this in casual games. Think as in monopoly when you go to parking space you can get nothing or you can play as put the money in the middle and get all of them if you get in the parking space. Not offical rule but IF all players agree, it can be play in casual, friendly games.
Its not an official rule of poker but players who has weak hand can ask to other player to run ones or twice or three times etc. It means that after they shows their hands(in that case all the 5 cards but sometimes after flop meaning after 3 cards open and they can run 4th and 5th card or if they call at river, they can run the last card) they run that many times. For and example, you can check 14:27 and 24:50
You got a love it when Poker has a Buncha real personalities in it, this is gold ! ! ! Tony g, "Of course I looked", Then phil talking about etiquette.... oh I love it lol
I believe he was massively ahead and was just folding every hand until the end of the show to book the win. 20% chance of loss is 20% chance he doesn’t need to take for short term variance. If you were a pro player able to play forever.. it is insane. But in context, he was playing it safe and it saved him $.
"Can you believe he lied about his hand?" Yeah. Yeah, of course. What would have been hard to believe was Tony G not looking at his cards in the first place.
Phil is dead wrong about the etiquette rant. Even when playing with friends I’m not going to trust “blind all in” unless I watched the person the whole time. Also if I was him I’d only be mad at myself. All in the game.
To Poker Stars. I enjoyed the format of this show. Instead of wrapping up these older clips and recycling them 10 different ways, why not recreate a new show around the same top players mixed in with armatures. It would be great if you started at 4 different casinos, maybe one at Foxwoods, LA, Texas, Florida, where you have a tournament event. The winner of this event will play the pros. Then each winner from each city will play a final game with 4 armatures and 5 pros. This can be a quick few day event or played over a few months. Regardless you will have enough content for 10 shows. If poker stars wants to stay ahead of the rest I recommend you start with new content.
Phil has got to be the funnest player of all time to piss off and watch sulk. Everybody loves Phill. God, what an unlucky bastard. They all made him feel guilty for stealing the amateur's money, so he ran it four instead of three times, and even though Phil had him, he still lost. Utterly insane.
![Phil Hellmuth Can't Handle Crazy Trash Talker! [Full Match]](/img/1.gif)
Watching Phil’s face when he loses 3 out of 4 run outs when he’s an 85% chance to win is self care.
@ej art though high?
@Balimaar The Bass Fish quoting rounders i see
@DoctorChained sure it is.
😂😂😂😂
Man that 3/4 is easily one of the best poker clips ever
I don’t do extra runs at the end. I’m in position to shove my chips cuz I think I’m going to win.
Phil is an idiot for offering
Fucking gold
Folding Aces pre-flop must be the best play ever made.
@Davey Jones DO you have a link to that I would like to watch. thanks.
Always feel godly with AA and KK but damn most of the time it's a bad beat from my experiences 😆😆😆😆
He had a conversation with god. Was too good to be true.
Raising big was the only play, if he didn’t want to play he could have shoved
@tym 001 You bought a house playing poker? You're 100% lying and anyone who knows anything about the game can immediately see that. No one can be a winning player if they're afraid of strong hands, and saying things like "I always lost with 2 aces" reeks of fishy results oriented thinking. You couldn't beat a 5/10 cent game.
I like how Phil, of all people, is preaching etiquette in the last one.
Phil would never pull a stunt like that though. I'm having a hard time thinking of any other player who would do that
I don't think lying about looking at your cards is any different than saying "all in" with nothing. It's a bluff.
@Bobby Brown True. 😂
@delesdog Or world's biggest Winner 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 is it 11. I'd rather be Phil than Tony G. & Not because of the wins. I can't imagine talking to another player like he does. Like that hand with Vanessa Russo & Tony. Lol, he sure stuck his foot in deep..after all that it was nice to see her crush him
Phil wasn’t complaining when he thought he was gonna take all his money lmaoo
Tony G was absolutely brutal. Every word he said was destructive
@Daniel Nilsen Exactly. I mean how many poker players do subtle groans/upset face contortions with the intention of the other player reading their face. It seems standard practice to lie about your hand by saying “I had Ks” when you have 10s after losing.
It’s not even just the hands where I think lying is permissible, a lot of players carry that dance/theatre between hands to limit information or convey the wrong information on purpose.
Phil is upset every time he learns luck is part of the game, and that time he seems upset that deception is part of the game. I’m beginning to think he just likes pre-flop charts, not Poker.
@Daniel Nilsen saaaaavage
scummy move
Phil overreacted of course
the way tony g kept talking pissed me off tho, he sounded like he was trying to save face then started unloading again when he won
@Daniel Nilsen very nice, now that’s some good poker
One time i flopped a monster, and i knew that i would not get any action. So i raised 10x the pot,the other player was suprised and asked why. I acted like the colours of the chips and my sunglasses made me put out the wrong amount, even suggested to take it back and put in the "right" amount. Other player refused and was very angry when he called with his dead hand 😂 its a game of deception, stop crying 👍
Antonio's reaction to Harlow's cards at 1:05 is pure comedy, he knows exactly what's going to happen
kinda bad etiquette from Antonio.
You shouldnt peek at others cards.
"Why is everyone so happy except Phil?" LOL
literally the best clip here lmaooo
Haha 😆
@Mr nnjevr what?
Becase is besr poker player ever
LOL
I could definitely see Tony G yelling in someone’s back swing in a golf match for money haha
It's golf. What do you expect :) He thinks Happy Gilmore is real lol
@Pedro plenty of liars in amateur golf
@Wet Farts 32 that was the best comment.🤣
Yes also can see him taking a dump in your toilet and not flushing
According the Clip-Share algorithm, Hellmuth never wins.
Vanessa Selbst never wins at all on Clip-Share.
And look at him the last 4 years..he is destroying everyone heads up and won another bracelet..
Watching YT last 40 years, Hellmuth never won .
Just thinking same.
That first hand is never not gonna be funny. Tony G loves giving Hellmuth a hard time too. Just the perfect storm for poker hilarity. As evident by the last hand. "Of course I lied, it's poker Phil." Lol
Last one with Phil and tony g is why I secretly love tony g. Such a villain and fully embraces it, I love it
@Dan Gerous fucking comment police over here..
You copied the other guys comment calling Tony a villain.
26:56 "Why is everyone so happy, except Phil?" is comedy GOLD... 😂😂
What an amazing moment.
Phil’s face after the 3rd & 4th runs… I’m dead 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
here, "sick" used appropriately
I swear of all the videos I’ve watched, he’s had the worst of luck lol
“I think you should take your coach, get a tandem bike, and get the hell out of here!” what a villain 😂
Greatest line ever lmao its close with the Ralph Perry king jack
@KROGAN loves kittens and puppies with that logic, pro athletes coaches should be playing instead of the pros themselves. That goes for every sport imaginable assuming that the pro players are generally better than the coaches.
@Ryan Watson overdosed on teeth whitener
Haha that was hard
F**king menace 😂😂
I think Tony G is right. He has no obligation to tell Phil he hadn't looked. Phil was looking for an advantage by calling with ace jack thinking Tony went in blind, so he has no room to talk. You can try to talk another player into calling when you're strong so what's the difference?
@Jeramy Jay They kept their mouth shut coz they r not supposed to talk anything that can influence the hand if they r not in the hand.
& it was actually bad etiquitte from Tony G. But as we all know that he always tilt Phil anyhow he can so I guess it's excusable between them.
You dont play and it shows. You don't tell the table you raised blind, keep saying you're blind then admit you lied. It's just bad etiquette.
The entire idea of poker is based around bluffs. Tony bluffed Phil that he had looked at his cards. I don’t see a problem here.
Watching Phil sit back and arrogantly offer 4 times, before losing 3/4 of the pot...
Still my favourite moment in the big game.
The ego of this man.
Cry baby.
@Raukura Waihaha
@Jorge Yip Zhong The deeds of a man far outweigh his facial expressions.
@Alexander French I wasn't saying he was arrogant for thinking he had a good hand.
I was saying in all aspects of life he is arrogant and this hand shows what karma can cook up and serve, if you think you're the chef.
@Raukura Waihaha I saw it the same way too.
I have such conflicting views on Tony G. He is insanely rough on pros (Especially Helmuth, but he is asking for it.) but all the loose canons he is rooting for, even if they beat him.
@Nobodies Business general etiquette and poker etiquette are very different. Being a bitch after a hand doesn’t cost your opponent any money, so who cares. Lying about your cards, angle shooting, etc. is very different.
He’s a POS for lying to Phil
Tony G is like a batman villain. You know he's evil, but you still like to see him win
@Joseph Vickrey im not saying he only does that for the edge it can give him. Most poker stars are very good person and they can relate to those loose canons as they were once a loose canon also which is why they root for them at some time. Im just justifying why Tony G is rough against pros.
I love Ernest and I love how the whole table stuck up for Ernest cause that was a ugly slow roll by Phil and he knows it
@The Sauce Yeah it's a tossup for me, since there are still two hands that beat him there, not really an actual slow roll. But for me A9 with that flop is a push for sure, I wouldn't have done much talking.
Wasn't a slow roll
@Noah Gragg it’s only slow rolling after the action is done and u know u have your opponent dominated and then u slowly show that you have him dominated
@McDino99 Knowing you have the best hand but playing it like you don't think you're in a winning position.
what is a slow roll?
"why is everyone so happy... EXCEPT Phil" gets me everytime
Phil is a true player that could learn from the other person
Make a new season please, it was so entartaining to watch
Tony’s hand against Vanesa shows that he can take it just as good as he can give it
Tony G is that villain we all want to be but don’t have the balls to.
You copied the other guys comment that called him a villain.
@Kital yes
@Ryan Watson you must be fun at parties...
Sure
I still side with Tony G on the Phil hand. It's poker, the entire object of the game is to win and deception is a huge part of it. Him lying to Phil about looking is just like a bluff, because it IS a bluff. He was bluffing about looking. Sure it breaks "etiquette" but the entire point is to grow the stack and end the game with all the money. Phil is just sour grapes on that...and Tony's demeanor doesn't exactly soothe the burn lol.
Totally agree with you, it's the same as a bluff, and if you believe anything another player says at the table maybe you shouldn't be at the table. Phil totally made his bet based on what he believed was his superior position with no qualms whatsoever, so is there any moral high-ground for him to take here? He would have called Tony an idiot after the hand if he actually didn't look at his hand at the start. I agree with Tony, a professional poker player should be watching the other players, not relying on them to fill you in later. His burns were brutally funny.
Phil is so funny when he loses, I love his tilt, I'd rather sit with a personality like him than a tony g or other annoying players imo.
As much as I love the old-school players and for as much hate as the newer crop of players gets, there are some solid players out there with good personalities
The dealers had such a great time. The show was all about big personalities colliding and they had the front row seat.
If Tony pulled that on anyone else I’d say that’s a lil shady BUT since it was Phil I died laughing 😂😂
People who say Tony G is a moron really don’t understand him. First of all his insults and comedic commentary make great entertainment. Without that, these poker tournaments become extremely boring. We need more characters like that. Otherwise we might as well be watching a bunch of stones playing against each other. Plus outside of the poke room Tony G is a great guy. He’s donated his personal earnings to dozens of charities and likes to socialize with his fans. He’s humble and very kind. You can even see it in the first clip when Harlow wins the pot against Hellmuth where he congratulates him genuinely. It shows he roots for the underdogs. He really only insults people like Phil who are egotistical personalities that think they’re Gods at the game. Or people who just passively try to annoy him.
Phil -- "It's not fair! I'm not winning!!!"
And Tony pedaling Phil out the door was the best.
Tony G- "it's over Phil. I think it's time to retire." 😂😂💀
Folding the AA pre-flop is sick, even when you assume he did it because his smiling gave too much info of his strength.
To then flop Quad 6. Kill me.
I dont think that's why he folded. Think he was just trying to stay out of a big pot to book a win
"Why is everyone so happy except Phil?!" 😆
Phil got what he deserved with that slow roll
Man i love to see phil having a bad time 🤣
Last clip- my 2 favs... Tony when he wins, Phil when he loses. Love em both. That was jackpot!
The hand vs Tony G is the only time I've ever rooted for Phil H.
@Bara Robber Baron in Tony Gs defense why is he supposed to tell Phil his hand or give him any information that Phil could’ve just gotten had he paid attention
Yeah, it's quite impressive, they found a way to make me root for Hellmuth. It is really pisspoor sportsmanship to claim you didn't look when you did.
Fishmen folding pocket aces might be one of the greatest lay downs of all time lol
love when hellmuth gets pissed and starts talking to the dealer about it
@Ryan Watson thanks man!
@Kody Diduch he says that because if a club hit the river their would be 3 out their making a potential flush and it would have been easier for Phil to lay down his hand rather then an offsuit ten, regardless Phil said the exact hand he had which is brilliant but still called
doesn’t he still lose to a flush on that hand? why did he said he wouldn’t lose a nickle if a club got flipped?
LOL
Tony g is hilarious. The bike speech is fantastic!
Tony is GREAT so hilarious.
Tony G is the best. Period.
Im new to poker. Can someone explain the 3 runs rules at 14:27 ?
@ckhawk00 not for tv. These are not offical rules of the game. You cant do this in tournaments. You can do this in casual games. Think as in monopoly when you go to parking space you can get nothing or you can play as put the money in the middle and get all of them if you get in the parking space. Not offical rule but IF all players agree, it can be play in casual, friendly games.
@Seyhun Umut Sağdıç did this come about because of T.V.? like they seen the ratings drops when someone big dropped out?
Its not an official rule of poker but players who has weak hand can ask to other player to run ones or twice or three times etc. It means that after they shows their hands(in that case all the 5 cards but sometimes after flop meaning after 3 cards open and they can run 4th and 5th card or if they call at river, they can run the last card) they run that many times.
For and example, you can check 14:27 and 24:50
players can agree to split the pot into any amount of different runs so u dont lose/win everything on one board.
Phil Laak saying “oh boy” on that J7 hand will always crack me up
27:00 Tony G just needling phil even more with double high fives around the table
You got a love it when Poker has a Buncha real personalities in it, this is gold ! ! ! Tony g, "Of course I looked", Then phil talking about etiquette.... oh I love it lol
Watching Helmuth take bad beats is gratifying. It couldn't happen to better player. I think it's karma.
I die everytime daniel says "why is everyone so happy...except phil" ;)
Ive lost way to many times by slow playing aces,I'd much rather miss out on a few chips up front than get beat at the end of the game
Phil : why did you lie ?
Tony : it’s poker
Me : 😂😂😂
“What a brick” -Vanessa
“Brickball” - Antonio
“Super brick” -laak
“Bricktastic” - stapes
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Can someone explain the 3 bet? Why would the guy with aces willingly do that? It makes no sense
Pretty funny
Love laaks body language here
16:05 for people who wanna see it again
I don’t care what any one says but I love Tony G he’s the man lol
Gotto love the vanessa vs tony, great playing from both of them!
Agreed!
1:07 thats not a call, that's an open fold!
new poker player and poker vlog watcher here! quick question, has Phil Hellmuth EVER won a hand???
"Of course I lied!" 😂
Lmaooo
@Joseph Vickrey Everything for the show.
If it was anyone except Helmuth, he wouldn't have done this.
I think they need to start up The Big Game again. You can only watch Tony G tell Phil Hellmuth to get on his tandem bike with his coach so many times.
🤣 🤣 the fact there’s only 2 more kings in that deck on the 4 run and Phil gets hit with them both 🤣 🤣 should of seen that one coming
Phil has flopped the Hellmuth out of it is such a good line.
I think my favorite moment in all of poker is this reveal by Vanessa because I love Tony G so much! Look at his face!
7:44
This is the first time I've ever seen this show but it seems like Phil is like the villian character
I love watching Tony G lose. He's quickly humbled in the most beautiful kind of way.
I feel like deep down he's a really good guy.
Really? To me, Tony G seems like a genuinely amoral person. Which is one of the worst type of people.
“we all know its the seat thats unlucky”😂😂😂
Tony is the only player in poker allowed to have bad etiquette. 😂
Tony is so savage 🤣
Bad etiquette?Phil Helmouth shoved when he thought. Tony didn't look.Serves him right.
Phil gets the business during the big game
This IS poker; every bluff, facial expression, etc., is a lie. Phil taking exception to Tony's words are hilarious.
Haven't we seen The Big Game like a thousand times already?
No
Only 900
Run it again
And they need to bring it back
It’s still good dammit
“What are you thinking? Are you thinking back door flush?” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Phill Hellmuth can read cards too. WOW 😮
The Vanessa Vs. Tony G. hand will always be my favorite
In this video I’ve learned some times it’s good to bet on double A’s and sometimes it’s the worst thing you can ever do
26:12 Phil reconsidering his career choice right there
TonyG was acting like a gentleman with Venessa.
Phil
Deserves this.
Everyone keeps making fun of Phil he actually gave the amateur a chance to win the hand by agreeing 4 times just to make it interesting.
Last king on the river on the last run out was just karma for the slow roll 😆
I genuinely feel bad for Phil lol
"...of course I lied! It's Poker, Phil!"
LMAO
That Hellmuth fellow isn’t too bad. I hope he wins a hand one day
I think about three times Joe was trying to give Hellmuth a signal that Tony looked at his cards.
I never tire of seeing Polk punt off stacks vs AA
Watching Selbst lose is so satisfying 😂🤣🤣
That’s the greatest aces fold ever
throwing away pocket aces? that's insane!!
I believe he was massively ahead and was just folding every hand until the end of the show to book the win. 20% chance of loss is 20% chance he doesn’t need to take for short term variance. If you were a pro player able to play forever.. it is insane. But in context, he was playing it safe and it saved him $.
well i think he thought those were his chips
@Mike D. Its all about Foresight
@Smooth Mallraider read what? That he was beat? Hahahaha
He read that re-raise, folded aces. If he called, aces would get cracked.
Mr Harlow should be the life action Mr Incredible❤
"Can you believe he lied about his hand?"
Yeah. Yeah, of course. What would have been hard to believe was Tony G not looking at his cards in the first place.
1:00 Antonio sneaks a peak at the cannon's cards ... then comes his look of anticipation for the Phil explosion.
Phil is dead wrong about the etiquette rant. Even when playing with friends I’m not going to trust “blind all in” unless I watched the person the whole time. Also if I was him I’d only be mad at myself. All in the game.
Pretty sure the person with the most world series bracelet knows etiquette better than you
That's bad etiquette in the gambling world period
“Why is everyone so happy except Phil?”
😂
"This is an absolute punt. Let's count the hang time." lol
To Poker Stars. I enjoyed the format of this show. Instead of wrapping up these older clips and recycling them 10 different ways, why not recreate a new show around the same top players mixed in with armatures. It would be great if you started at 4 different casinos, maybe one at Foxwoods, LA, Texas, Florida, where you have a tournament event. The winner of this event will play the pros. Then each winner from each city will play a final game with 4 armatures and 5 pros. This can be a quick few day event or played over a few months. Regardless you will have enough content for 10 shows. If poker stars wants to stay ahead of the rest I recommend you start with new content.
We're kind of still in a pandemic.
Phil has got to be the funnest player of all time to piss off and watch sulk. Everybody loves Phill. God, what an unlucky bastard. They all made him feel guilty for stealing the amateur's money, so he ran it four instead of three times, and even though Phil had him, he still lost. Utterly insane.
"they can't make fun of me now for folding pocket Aces pre-flop" damn right man
Hellmuth just always distributing wealth. How can you not like the guy.
Phil slow rolled the hell out of that guy
34:08 “I’m sorry. I think you should retire.” 💀
Though I don’t particularly like Hellmuth, I agree that Tony was definitely wrong.
Would be interesting if doing a new season of the Big Game, but with new players: like Isildur1.
We’d need people with personality
Ryan Depaulo
yeah these old players cant hang anymore with the new gen..isildur is not elite anymore aswell
Can someone please explain what the upside to Phil would be in running it 4x??