What do YOU think Tim has when he check jams the turn? (No cheating! 😜) a) Three of a kind b) Strong pair c) Strong draw d) Junky draw

@chrisko6439

Жыл бұрын

Strong draw, KQhh. My guess.

@YTSparty

Жыл бұрын

AJ suited!!! Yes I called it. You look at the board and what would make you think you had it? Top pair of Js with the best kicker. Other than the flush draw, only a set of 3-4-10s are better. And only 10s are likely. So why wouldn't you think Ad-Jd is best? I can see why he wanted twice, if flush draw hits, it likely won't hit twice.

@qlow5956

Жыл бұрын

Range says any of a, b, and c are likely, though a and b most likely (plus J10 for 2-pair), so calling with between 9 and 14 outs seems reasonable

@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr

Жыл бұрын

I think he has a hand exactly like a set or top top with no hearts trying to protect against the flush draw.

@edrow7403

Жыл бұрын

set

I miss Garrett on stream man

@loganfignewton

Жыл бұрын

i think most people do not miss him

@VictaCheung

Жыл бұрын

I do not miss him. He runs so pure its disgusting.

@shepherdofsheeple

Жыл бұрын

How old is this?

@UTINNI_36

Жыл бұрын

I don’t he’s a poor sport

@Lobo.Blanco5AB

Жыл бұрын

@@UTINNI_36he’s a poor sport u either a hater or just haven’t watched him play 😂🤦‍♂️

I forget how good Garrett runs, I can’t believe he scooped after running it twice being behind 😆

@YTSparty

Жыл бұрын

The concept that it's gambling, never goes away. :p

@superlogistics1

Жыл бұрын

Well he probably cheats

@koolpods

Жыл бұрын

some absolute dipshits are loose in the comments! very fun

@khalidalshammari3566

Жыл бұрын

its karma for calling the 60% pot flop with 2 high cards and no backdoors vs a 3 bet preflop. im so glad he lost both runouts

@YTSparty

Жыл бұрын

@@khalidalshammari3566 Huh? If someone bets a 3-bet pre-flop,. don't you assume they missed a 10-9-4 flop? It was also only a $2000 bet. It's not like he jammed with A high. On the turn he was actually 84% to win overall. And 72%-28% to win with Garrett's cards. His play was fine. He was certainly justified in calling the 3-bet preflop with AJ suited. Just a bad beat.

please do more of these mystery hand video's. Makes me think!

"I know, effective nuts... but your still putting ur money in" ahaha love it

Probably has a fair amount of sets and two pairs if his double flatting range are things that flop well, that said KQ and even AK and AQ are potential draws here and suited connector type hands also make sense in a double flat range and are pretty much all at least gut-shots. With the 9h Garrett does block some of the combo draws but there are still a lot of draws available and the board is not great for the 3-better range. I'd be reasonably surprised if he was doing this with an over-pair though because 1) QQ+ tends not to double flat 2) they are usually not the sort of hands that want to check shove.

I thought about this a lot. Pocket 3s or 4s probably don't want to play for all the money, but he might have one of those. He's unlikely to have pocket Js since we block those - maybe pocket tens, though I think he raises with those most of the time. Strong pairs like Aces, Kings, or Queens are almost certainly re-raising, so we can discount those too. He could have a flush draw though we block that. To me I think a likely set of hands is Ax, with the Ace of hearts flush blocker. Ah5x makes a LOT of sense as he'd have straight outs and block flush draws.

@iamamish

Жыл бұрын

AdJd was NOT what I expected, I wouldn't think that's a hand that would want to play for all the money.

@kineahora8736

Жыл бұрын

@@iamamish funny I pretty much nailed it figuring very likely AJs or KJs…

@gabemarshall9699

Жыл бұрын

33/44 dont want to get it in? how much of a massive nit can you be?

When someone looks at the dealer and says all in it is very strong. They want to make sure dealer sees.

I haven't tilted since I stopped playing for more $$ than i should. I love the sportsmanship of Tim after that.

Maybe a strong pair like AJ with Ah or KJ Kh, but a set would make the most sense as far as what I expect to get shown

@danman274

Жыл бұрын

Still have to call of course

What about Garrett’s bet on the turn? I see a marginal made Hand with power to improve but is sick if shoved on. So what about check?

Please explain to me why there was second river? is it some kind of agreement between two players or what?

@EfficientRVer

Жыл бұрын

Yes

Does nobody notice the turn and river were J-4 and see the irony????

My guess was J10 diamonds or AJ with the A of hearts. I know nothing about Tim but the flop call and turn jam made me lean towards top of his range (AJ). If he’s a rec, they tend to overplay top pair by protecting w/ large bets that aren’t necessarily for value? But even if Garret had KQ of hearts, he’s never folding. So I don’t see the point in the check-jam.

I was thinking either JTs or KQ or maybe a small set. Maybe even AQ💕 or QJ💎.

Jonathon, what's your take on gut-shots. You said he wouldn't shove with a gut shot. Following DNegs a lot with his stream play, I noticed the guy really values a gut shot. Often making big raises with one. Which really shocked me because I always thought of gut-shots as totally worthless, i.e. you need 1 of 4 cards with low odds.

@hanshansen1990

Жыл бұрын

He raises those as a bluff

@jakeleach1997

Жыл бұрын

Generally, you want to raise with draws that have little showdown as they are as a bluff. That's why the A high flush draw is sometimes not raised, as A high has some showdown. If you balance your bluffing range with some massive draws - i.e. 9Tss on Js8s2d with some gutters, you'll be much harder to play against. Especially if you also fastplay your sets, and 2 pair combos.

@Jackson-kv4gh

Жыл бұрын

You have to raise some junky draws if you intend to be an aggressive (winning) player!

A very strong indicator that you should quit and not reload is that Garrett Adelstein is sitting on your direct left.

Garret is so scary to play against because not only is he an amazing player, but super lucky. When you think you have him, he either makes a crazy good fold, or something like this happens.

@afish12

Жыл бұрын

Nobody gets luckier than anyone else in the long run. Just because Garrett got very lucky here, doesn't make him a better or more dangerous player to play against. Garrett is a top player because of his skills, not luck.

@denisfolcik1373

Жыл бұрын

@@afish12 luck is still involved. In the long run, everything is supposed to even out. Yet you don't play the same situation out multiple times against the same opponent in the same spot. Hell, unless you play mutli table online, you won't be in the same situation enough times for those numbers to even out.

@anonguy6453

Жыл бұрын

@@denisfolcik1373 It has nothing to do with being in the same spot. Garrett's luck isn't any better than anyone else's in ANY spot. Ever. If you legitimately consider an individuals "luck" when thinking about playing against them, you are a fish. Full stop.

@denisfolcik1373

Жыл бұрын

@@anonguy6453 if you think the world revolves around a mathematical equation with no chance for luck, then you are crazy. Random chance aka Luck, is involved in everything. To act like it doesn't exist is putting your head in the sand.

He rolled his eyes b/c he was thinking of Jack/4 again :D

One question what if Garrett had king queen of hearts is that still a call with only one card to come???thumbs up and keep up the great work thank you.

WOW THEY ARE PLAYING TOGETHER AGAIN THATS NICE ❤

@johnnytwotimes7854

Жыл бұрын

This was from before the incident

@sneakkyz3696

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnytwotimes7854 you missed the joke

@johnnytwotimes7854

Жыл бұрын

@@sneakkyz3696 nah, no joke here

If Garrett and Airball are to your immediate left and you have an excuse to leave...

Why would you reload when you got a very competent rungooder to your immediate left?

He has to have something like AJo or AJs pretty strong hand in this spot but still lot of scary cards there. Not lot of sets I think, sometimes maybe trashy draw hands but not so likely

8:30 - Tim tables his hand and says what he has. Garrett does not table his hand, and when asked by Tim, he shows his hand to Tim without tabling it. He also shields it from the other players. Why did he do this? Is he wanting to avoid giving the other players at the table information about his hand? If so, why is he showing it to Tim?

Loved the "maybe suited Aces" comment. Pretty funny................ had to comment

Tim's range is pretty merged because of stack depth and the sensible price being laid (2/1). Tim can and will have all the types of hands Jon mentions, but probably not many junky draws. I think this is a fold, because 1. we don't beat any value, 2. we lose sometimes when we get there, 3. the 9h is a terrible card in terms of blocking bluffs, 4. there are plenty of strong draws that would want to take this line, so Tim should shy away from this line with (say) Q8 clubs.

@roberthatch3149

Жыл бұрын

EDIT: I forgot he only needs 25% equity to call, lol, its an easy call.

I'm a big fan of Garrett's play, however I noticed a tell in him I see in many players with marginal or weak holdings. Over observation, trying to find a read in his opponent. When players are stronger, they're more focused on being hard to read, not on reading their opponent.

I think he is on AJ with ace of hearts or KJspades maybe somewhere around there

Crazy. I put him on exactly AJ. Likely suited since he called the 3 bet out of position. Hard to put him on that if your Garrett and holding a jack, but couldn’t imagine he would be doing that with much else. Thought he could also have a huge combo draw like KQhh, but he may have 4 bet that preflop in hopes of taking down the pot preflop instead of playing a big hand out of position.

Should dude be check raising the flop here with top pair and a flush draw on board?

I think he has AJ .... with the ace of heart as a blocker....or KJ with the K ❤️ Blocker....

AJs of diamond? how can he not 3b pre with Gman behind. i was almost certain he got 45 of spade.

If you are playing against Garret I think it's fine to leave at any time. :)

Hah - my first thought was J4o :D . I dont know Tims play I feel the MOST likely hand is A5h - straight draw flush draw . I do like JJJ but feel most would call the 5k and see a River and assess from there. Lets go A5h

This game. Lol 😂

7:42 Why is QJ way closer than J9?

Love how Robbi folds an off suit jack 6

I called it!! AJ

Wow anyone know what the odds of him winning both runs outs are?

@marksimpson2321

Жыл бұрын

Not that high.

@austinbensman6953

Жыл бұрын

@@marksimpson2321 😂😂

@BobWill731

Жыл бұрын

Not factoring in cards that were folded pre-flop... On the first river, 12 of the 44 unknown cards were good for him. On the second river, 11 of the remaining 43 were outs. (12/44) x (11/43) = 7%.

Is Garrett back?

Where is Garrett?

Golly 😅😅 running it Twice ended up not helping the person with the much better hand lol

luckbox gman lollll good game bro

Ill go for strong draw with tp !

What’s it like to run that good garret?!

I'd probably get up from the game too, rather than sit with Garret directly on my left all night.

I think he has a strong draw. I don't think the stronger hands would snap all-in like that, especially against someone like Garrett who could be bluffing in any spot. To me this screams that he wants us to fold, but he likely has sufficient equity in his hand that he's not dead in the water if he gets called. Something like KQ of spades. So I call, thinking I'm likely ahead right now. [Watch the rest] ...and I'm completely wrong! Oh well.

Sucks that Garret had to act like he did. I really liked him.

Two pair J-10

Watching Garrett on his heaters is reminiscent of watching those sketchy online “players” stack everyone at their table over and over and over again in spots where they are dominated. You know the ones I’m talking about. The mysterious online players who have a literal 100% win rate at their cash game table or in the tournament. The ones who sit there and don’t ever chat or use any of the emojis and appear to be psychic, as they will fold for a bit and seem selective with their starting hands, then randomly decide to call another big stacks 4 bet jam that’s worth around 100BBs and at least half their stack with Q5 off and the all in player shows them KK when the chips go in. Flop comes AK4. Turn 3. River 2…..

either 10 10 or over pair

set

So u need 2 mill to play this comfy? 100 buyins?

The guy in the hat has to have a big hand because Garrett basically effectively is short stacked against his stack. He's getting pot odds basically no matter what he reasonably has to call. The guy in the hat must have a big hand

Yep therunout does not matter. if you had it in good you are a champion.

i meant diamonds

Most players don’t re-raise with nothing.. if he put him on a draw why would he do that… he could have AK❤️’s also Garret could have a set… Tim made the wrong play

Set of 4

I would put him on an overpair at this point, maybe too 2, But then I would remember that I’m Garrett and I’ll get there so I call

Can anyone explain why everyone is hating on Garret now? Last time I heard about him he accused Robbi of cheating and it looked quite damning that she was

Was this very recent? Weird to see Garrett and Robbi at the same table after what happened between them back in September.

@zenpool5918

Жыл бұрын

This is from a long time ago

I miss watching Garret playing HS!

For a lot of amateurs like me, after you get stacked you might not be in the right head space. I think 🤔 it really depends on how much the money 🤑 means to you. I'm not against leaving the game and regrouping, it might take a half hour or maybe you play another day. It's hard to be patient if you're not in the right head space.

He has a open end. Straight draw hopes to hit K or 9

@Sinnegeiets

Жыл бұрын

Might wanna watch it again, he doesn't

KQ or J10

Some people have all the luck... followed by TWO miracle rivers....Garrett just runs good

almost like he knew it was coming... js

i think tim has a strong pair

I think it’s funny how Garrett portrayed himself as this little quiet guy who doesn’t mean any harm and then, as soon as you get into a hand with him, he turns into a super card, bully and tries to block the shit out of you almost every single time. And then the one time he gets called out as BS just because the other person didn’t have a super great, and he gets to accuse them of cheating, he gets almost 150 grand back and then just takes his ball and goes home. They even did an investigation they found no cheating so basically he’s just a poor sport and won’t even return the money that he fairly lost. Lost a lot of respect for that guy. NOT a pro in the way he handled this

@youbluethatone1017

Жыл бұрын

Wrong.. She 100% CHEATED 🤦🏻‍♂️ Why would he ever play somewhere where they employ and allow cheaters to play at their tables???

@JKenny44

Жыл бұрын

Looks like you only heard about Garret the same day you heard about Robbi. Do you even play poker?

Lol wow the way garret runs so lucky

@marksimpson2321

Жыл бұрын

Garrett was about 35% so rubbing it twice means he's c 17% (I think ) to win both. Not really that lucky. 1 out of 5

@mr.doriangrey3394

Жыл бұрын

@@marksimpson2321 well sure but common both boards 😂 guys dominated

i thought he had 10s for sure

So Robbie wasnt cheating and has been welcomed back? Or she's been weclomed back cos she's not very good relatively? Or is this the same table that she was accused of cheating at?

Did garret give her money back

@EfficientRVer

Жыл бұрын

No, this was before that

aace jack hearts

I think Tim has a strong but vulnerable hand like AJss or KJdd, and he doesn’t want to get outdrawn. Against these kinds of hand, Garrett has 9 heart outs, and 3x 9s. He could be up against JTs which would be unfortunate, or even 44 (way less likely). But against top pairs he has 12 outs = about 27%. Against KQ he is ahead so that’s gonna over-balance out the 2pair and odd sets in Tim’s range. Let’s say he has overall 30-40% vs Tim’s range. He has to call 17.5 to win 53 so he needs about 33% equity. It’s a near-0 EV decision I figure. So it’s going to be all about Garrett’s read on Tim-and I see him eyeing Tim both when he called the flop and when he raised the turn-as well as what type of player Tim is. If Tim has been overbluffing, it’s a call. If Tim is a super nit, maybe he can fold, and if something in between, it’s kind of a coin-flip, unless he can get a specific live tell off of Tim… leaning toward a call

When Garrett doesn't run go, he calls them a cheater.

Garrett somehow tried to ask for his money back sometime after the conclusion of the hand

I think Tim has a strong draw (I'd say to a straight, prolly has KQ) don't think he's suited. I call.

Where is G man ? Bring him back please!!!

Wonder what happened to that Garrett fella??

Some guys have all luck...

We miss Garrett, he needs to apologize and come back!

@Young-ep8ik

Жыл бұрын

He didn't do anything wrong. If anything HCL or any high stake game wants him back because it brings attention. Same thing happened to Hans Niemann involved in the chess cheating scandal.

@Young-ep8ik

Жыл бұрын

So he is not back because he is choosing not to.

AJ was played very well, Gerrett played bad and I have the feeling he cheated

Garret playing with Robbi again? DO NOT BLUFF

im guessing he has 2 pair. bc I’m bad at poker and play bad people who would definitely shove 2 pair here.

@MrJoosebawkz

Жыл бұрын

more broadly i think he’s got something that would lose to a draw hitting but is the best hand right now. i also think im wrong. so i cant lose :)

@MrJoosebawkz

Жыл бұрын

i was right! sort of!

😅😅😅

garrett`s luck is unreal...yes of course hes also good

King queen hearts

no justice in poker ✌️

Flushing

Terrible shove with top pair with A kicker

Tim played that hand horribly

@fmcdomer

Жыл бұрын

He got it all I ahead. Terrible play

@dang7716

Жыл бұрын

Why? Because he lost lol?

not a Garret fan. Not into the adoring crowds

29% equity and wins both. Only Garrett. Wow. This guy is such a luckbox. Its actually ridiculous.

Garrett never talks shit even shows empathy after breaking them . Eric persons would of been laughing 😃 😀 in his face after winning 100k in 1 hand off somebody