What is the biggest pot you have ever won at the cash tables? 🤑

@webguy943

Жыл бұрын

$1600. Villain had two pair, i had a straight.

@jasonfullerton7763

Жыл бұрын

I won a full buy in on the first hand of a new table once. Effective stacks 150 BB (table max), I hold AA UTG, I raise, BB 3 bets, I 4 bet, BB calls. Flop Q83r, BB open shoves with a pot sized bet, I call. OK, so it was a 1/2 table in 2006, villain had AKo, and it was only $300. I don't play much live cash.

@HappyTofu2424

Жыл бұрын

$600-$700 don't remember. Had top set on a wet flop and we got it in on the flop, he had AA and I held.

@JimmyRingz

Жыл бұрын

I usually play only tournaments but I've enjoyed cash games in Vegas on vacations. I'm actually Finnish too like Antonius.🇫🇮 My biggest pot was measly $1380, it was only $1/2 game. Made a hero call with 3s5s (one pair) against missed draws. Not a lot of money but felt really good not going to lie.

@Scott-rd3rt

Жыл бұрын

$2400

What makes this even better is that Antonius has been a true gentleman at the high stake tables for over two decades and Persson has been known as a rude egoistic bully for like two years lol. Patrik is such a nice guy, I'm happy it was exactly him who won this huge pot exactly from a guy like Erik.

@josephyi6138

Жыл бұрын

True, but at the same time it’s funny thar they’re really close and ton of poker together haha

@andresnoneya

Жыл бұрын

Yea PA has had some not so great HSP moments and he is such a nice guy and never cocky and takes it on the chin like no other! 🍻 to PA for this one

@JimmyRingz

Жыл бұрын

@@josephyi6138 I'm 101% positive Patrik is "friends" with Erik simply because Patrik is so nice (as in Persson is likely contacting him, one way street) plus Erik can get him in some super juicy homegames. Erik is definitely not the type of person Patrik would casually hang out with, they're complete opposites as human beings.😄

@JimmyRingz

Жыл бұрын

@@andresnoneya Exactly! Cheers PA for always being a class act👍

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

I agree, as for eric, it couldn't happen to a nicer perrson!

Antonius showed a lot of class by not asking Eric if he wants to run it twice 😂😂😂

Biggest punt in American television history.

Eric meets a real poker player.

Nice to see Eric got a package deal on scuba suits of various colors. Guessing there is a long line of poker players wanting to sit at Persson's table. The line of NFL teams looking for a World Class punter is similar.

Persson is sure to find the stupidest spots to bluff. The most likely hand Antonius has is AA considering the flow of actions, betting into the ace showing up, making a full house beating his flush draw. And he is SO EASY TO READ it's crazy. Love when Persson calls for a "Queen or nine" when he is drawing dead and the chuckle from... Who?

@paulhiggins140

Жыл бұрын

almost certainly Robl, I think

@conormccormack7841

Жыл бұрын

Think it's an embarrassment chuckle from himself

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

Pretty easy to read, he really should try sounding weak when he's weak, ive never seen him do it, he just sounds scared!

Antonious: Naturally muscular Eric: Artificially muscular Antonious: Natural talent Eric: Lack of talent

@Bhodisatvas

Жыл бұрын

A man with Peerson's physique should never wear tight fitting lycra like that, I wonder what he sees when he looks in the mirror? Some buff athlete or something?

@adrianamatlack532

Жыл бұрын

I bet a lot of you would have considered folding on the turn though, for that much money and that deep.

@stormy1514

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianamatlack532 i wouldnt play a given stake if i am not comfortable going all in with top pair top kicker nut flush draw against a maniac. if these types of games is in my bankroll i am always calling because im either ahead or still have outs unless he had quads lol which he would def not just blast it on the turn, he would try to call and get as much money as possible. so you got great pot odds and equity no matter what

@adrianamatlack532

Жыл бұрын

@@stormy1514 That is easy to say, but when it's 500bbs! In any case you certainly are not loving it. Was a great play though by Antonious. His 3 bet on the turn. I totally agree against a maniac, and if you are bankrolled then shore, but how many of these people are truly bankrolled for these games? No way Rampage is.

@skinovtheperineum1208

Жыл бұрын

At least learn how to spell his name. What a jerk. Anyway, you forgot: P.A. - pro; E.P. - jerkoff.

The reasons why I like watching this stuff: Hellmuth blowing up and Persson bluffing off.

Obviously, everyone knew that Persson was dreadful long before this hand. But that was still one of the worst punts in poker history. Wow.

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

I agree but, #1 he doesn't seem to care about the money and #2, he knows he often gets lucky. It's his own fault, that pot never had to get that big!

Grew up watching Patrick in high stakes always has been a favorite of mine

@Scott-rd3rt

Жыл бұрын

Same. And these were the types of hands he would always lose. Like that hand with AJ vs. Jamie Gold's KK.

@Requiem4PandaZ

Жыл бұрын

I love the battles with Patrick and Sammy from back then.

Patrick is so gangster. Not even much thought and just puts the money in. Respect

@br4insful

Жыл бұрын

it's not about the money. It's about cards. How many hands out 1325 beat him?

@mrhumble2937

Жыл бұрын

​@@br4insful 3 8.

Even rampage wouldn't have punted that

I like to think that all Patrick was thinking when he made the call was “man, it’s going to be a great summer!”

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

Either that or " don't tell me guy has a friggin 3" .

@mjriemen

Жыл бұрын

RIP Gus…

Antonius knew exactly where he was the whole hand. One small question mark after opponents all in shove. Dismisses it knowing his opponents reckless style of play. A True champion.

Perfect example of Pro vs wealthy business man who think he's Pro Total 🐟

@user-ly5oo2hd7p

Жыл бұрын

🐋

My favorite part of this clip is @ ~8:55 when Antonius rhetorically asks “What do you have?” presumably meaning Persson’s hole cards, and Persson misinterprets it offering up a chip count.

@TechmoChamp

Жыл бұрын

Persson crumbling before our eyes here. This is the guy who gave Hellmuth the double middle fingers and talked all that shit about how much better he was than Phil and how Phil was a bitch right? This guy has been famous in top tier circles for less than a year and and the wheels are already coming off, he needs an intervention..

@fordman7795

Жыл бұрын

That is my favorite part of the whole hand. Persson didnt misunderstand the question, he was simply trying to use it to get Antonius to fold. However, it was a huge tell that he was weak.

Love seeing OG’s like Antonius continue to adapt and succeed at such a high level.

@Dead-bl7to

8 ай бұрын

Adapt to what? Belligerent players have been around since the game was invented.

@dr.mark.b.hubble

8 ай бұрын

@@Dead-bl7to Not adapting to belligerent players, as there have always been those people. I’m talking about adapting to the way poker has changed over the years(internet whiz kids, GTO players, etc...)

Maverick slots just got tighter.

@scotttavernier720

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

Persson just needs a tighter shirt.

Having Eric at the table must be like a wet dream

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

Even better, ACTUAL sex!

I think Eric thinks he’s Kurt Angle at table and wants to bully everyone 🤣🤣🤣

“9 or a queen” 😂😂😂

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy In Patrick and a jerk off pretender in Perrson. Poker karma!

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

How about? It couldn't happen to a nicer Perrson.

@theNfl_Esq

Жыл бұрын

@@shivasirons6159 lol I stand corrected..ty

Imagine losing a milly and not even in a bad beat or cooler situation. This is the textbook definition of a million-dollar punt.

Where is the 3rd day stream? Has it happened yet?

Most mind blowing part of the hand was antonius min clicking the flop..it’s like he knew exactly what was going on

Watching Homer throw his money away never gets old.

Person’s aggression cost him a million dollars

@elyhernandez189

Жыл бұрын

He brings a good dynamic to the game but he’s got brinks trucks rolling into his home everyday.

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

The best poker player i ever knew had a saying, I'm not saying it's right but i never forgot it, " The KEY to poker is aggression, the SECRET to poker is FOLDING ".

@br4insful

Жыл бұрын

and a million dollars is not much for him

pretty sure dr batman gonna have the party of his life now

Persson is a 1/2 player with an inflated bankroll. He will be broke soon

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

For a second i thought you said " he's half a player ".

Robber: What do you have? Arab with a Rolex: I have 65 pounds in me!?

When Patrick re-raised the flop and Eric the original raised, extremely aggressive player. Only calls! That give the information Patrick needed.

Whenever Eric talks heavy like that, you have him beat lol

@80s-erik

Жыл бұрын

He also takes a sip of his drink when hes bluffing too

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

Ikr, its hard to sound weak when you're in fact weak.

I was waiting for this video to find out if Persson's okay was JLittle approved... And I was right! Haha thanks for sharing

It doesn't happen often, but gotta love it when you're all in & your opponent is drawing dead.

Does persson cycle to every game?

Well that made me feel better about my week.

I'd happily watch a stream that just consists of Persson losing.

@adrianamatlack532

Жыл бұрын

Why, he seems like a nice enough person and he is always a good sport when he loses a hand.

Hey Coach, I wish you were commentator on some pokergo

Thumbnail could read, " poker player makes Ray Guy proud "!

Eric makes millions away from the table only to give it away to the pros

Imagine coloring up and cashing the chips in at the cage for $1,978,000.00

Man it never gets old watching his punts. He will lose his net worth if he plays much longer lol.

@Trevstan222

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. We’re all watching a full blown gambling addiction

@keithkelso9872

Жыл бұрын

That’s how you know it’s not real or it’s not his money…something isn’t right

PG taking a page out of WWE strategy book, classic heel vs hero

Perrson always ready for an impromptu scuba dive

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

S elf C ontained U derwater. B reathing A pperatus.

Perrsons owns 30 casinos lol he’s good

Congratulations Patrick.

I left my phone in the kitchen and took a shit while the add was playing at the start

He’s left with crumbs I’ll take those crumbs 😂

I like the part you said "Ready to spin with 0% equity!" LOL

Couldn't have come up with the most perfect matchup.

Nothing like drawing dead on the turn in a almost 2 million dollar pot. Yikes! Eric Persson is that type of player that would be caught in it. It wasn't his first time and it won't be his last. I love playing with these types.

Eric the biggest punter in televised poker history 👍🏻

2:50. You know you're out of position right "? He's not money greedt, he's ego greedy. And that statement tells me he's afraid!, There's another comment coming i think, yeah after Patrick reraised " I'll be chip leader" trying to sound strong., Again, after the Ace turn " you don't want to do that" he realizes his stack ain't gonna scare Patrick ,might as well try speech, we might get creamed but the guys i play with would love to play perrson!

A million dollar punt. Amazing.

The best poker player i ever knew had a saying,I'm not saying it's right but i never forgot it, " The KEY to poker is aggression, the SECRET to poker is FOLDING ".

Couldn’t have happened to a better Peerson

What tv channel is this on

I think Persson does moves like that so Phil Helmut sees that and think that he can play him cash heads up televised so they got viral, well played

Everything is perfect in this hand. Eric Persson $700K all in already dead. PA what a player !

Did he say I need a 9 or Q??? 🤣 Buddy he has an A

siiiiick video!

Imagine the size of these players bankroll? Crazy

Gotta give Persson a ton of credit: pretty hard to put all the money in on the turn with 0% equity 🤣🤣🤣

Gonna take years of poker to win that back

Eric Persson is out of control lol 😂

I just hope Antonius can be frugal with his new found wealth. No gambling. 😆

Eric Persson kept giving away big money on poker table 🤑

I'd say it was a punt

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

4th and 8 from your own 20 yardline.

I think this will humble Persson

EP is a purely ego based poker player lmao

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

Ikr, that's why i watch as many interviews as I can with oldtimers like Doyle, johnny chan, and the Goat Chip Reese. True gentleman earning a living.

This whole hand is bonkers, by the way. Persson probably shouldn't be calling Q9s to the 3-bet pre, shouldn't be raising the flop ever. Patrik's click back is fine because Persson has clearly lost his mind but it isn't particularly great in theory either. We're so far off the game tree by the time we get to the turn I have no idea what's going on and what Persson should be doing there, so it's very possibly Persson is supposed to jam Q9ss because it's one of the worst hands he gets to the turn with and you can theoretically gets some K-high and 8x to fold. (even though Patrik shouldn't have much 8x in his range.) It's just nutso.

Isildur1 vs Patrick Antonius also the biggest pot on line

Rash guards are for the BJJ gym

Patrik and Dwan is Goats

Imo a nut flush draw is always the ace high flush draw. It doesn't matter if better hands exist (boat, straight flush, 4oak). The nut flush is always the nut flush. Might not be the best hand..But it's evident if the board is paired so it goes without saying a flush isn't the actual nuts.

I really wanted to see Eric's stack after the counting was done.

@chaseaaronthomasify

Жыл бұрын

He probabably already had someone else's money in front of him

Patrik Antonious IS Thanos

Makes up for the Phil I've hand from many years back.

Someone please explain to me why Antonius can raise to only 250K when Persson raised his 40K bet to 140K ? Doesn’t it have to be double of 140K (280K) ?

If Persson wore sleeves his tells would be prominently displayed on them

What incredible play from Antonius. In most games if you get 500 blinds in by the turn on a paired board someone probably has quads. He just snaps Person off with a pair and a flush draw potentially drawing nearly dead. The flop 3 bet is also stone cold, next level stuff here.

@JimmyRingz

Жыл бұрын

Persson's line doesn't make any sense, especially on turn. If you think about his possible holdings you understand there's zero sense in shoving the turn. All possible hands that are ahead of Patrik will just call if you know what you're doing. Persson of course doesn't know, nothing new there. He's just a rich guy who likes to throw his money around.

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

A stack bully, when that doesn't work he tries speech, " i wouldn't do that". " I'm gonna be chip leader " etc.

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

Even at the 2:50 mark he " reminds " Patrick, " you know you're out of position right "! Oh ! I am? ,geez i guess ! Better fold!

@rockyhayden10

Жыл бұрын

what was amazing was the click back on the flop. When he 4 bets, Persson would've 5 bet shoved if he had a real hand, so by clicking it back he knows that Persson doesn't have a monster when he just calls. This allows him to call the jam once he picks up the ace and he confirms his instincts to call by quickly asking Persson what he has, he gets a little live read and calls on a paired board right after Persson answers him. Just awesome

@corey192

Жыл бұрын

@@rockyhayden10 sorry no, that is not right. Why would EP move in with a "real hand"?

What is up Persson and all the spandex poker clothing! Looks like ''Warren Jensen'' in his superhero suit!

Every night now he will check under the bed to see if Patrick isn’t there.

So I heard that Eric isn’t playing with his cash something about he does it through his company or whatever .. anyways after this hand I don’t think he’s playing with his own cash either just throws away a million

Yes Jon, it is still the nut flush draw, as in a draw to the best possible flush (not necessarily the overall nuts). Just like you can have a nut straight that isn't the nuts.

Pearson should just play blackjack

Why is that old man, I guess his name is Persson, wearing such a tight shirt when he's an old man with no muscle???? 😂😁🔥💪

but a little slowcall from patrick. he was so pot committed. stack to pot ratio so close. even as an underdog he could flat call. but it's million tho

welcome to the big league kid

That man has more money than brains such a bad all-in move.

Did Eric ride his bicycle to the game?

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

People say he scuberd over.

How much do you tip the dealer after that?

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

$10,000. But afterwards.

@eileenwasden7141

Жыл бұрын

A pony

Persons must have so much money he does not care.

Of course it's still called the nut flush draw

Clickback should be red alarm. Eric can subscribe to pc but then they would not invite him. Damn if u do damn if u dont

I would love to be a pro and be told Eric will be at my table. He's a rich fish

Patrick’s kids is now older than him. This man just doesn’t age. Wtf.

Eric speech play is futile against real pros. He gives out more info than he gains. Plenty of wealthy gamblers out there posing as poker players.

@shivasirons6159

Жыл бұрын

He always sounds scared, " you know you're out of position right ". " ill be chip leader ". Then as Patrick is about to raise turn, " i wouldn't do that ". Then there's the one where a player is about to act and perrson is already with chips motioning to toss into the pot. In effect saying" I'm strong " with his money if he ever hires a coach he'd improve immensely ! Maybe get his vpip down in the 70,s.

@TechmoChamp

Жыл бұрын

@@shivasirons6159 He thinks the most important part of his whole game is intimidation, he's a great lesson in how fast you can go from intimidator to piggy bank when your ego is writing checks that your skills can't cash...