I love Mr. Beast secretly being a big gambler but also not trying to influence the kids to join.

@androssAES

2 жыл бұрын

@Don't Read My Profile Photo k

@hidan4098

2 жыл бұрын

@Don't Read My Profile Photo k

@NowaboMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Gambling is basically what he does every video. Lol

@danielmontoya2494

2 жыл бұрын

@@NowaboMusic how??

@NowaboMusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielmontoya2494 He spends hundreds of thousands of dollars on each video and hopes it gets enough views to cover it.

I'm impressed that MrBeast resisted the urge to just immediately give everyone all his chips then walk out

@MINECRAFTLOVER4000

2 жыл бұрын

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok i won't

@Steve-zg4qm

2 жыл бұрын

@@MINECRAFTLOVER4000 hero

@Urd-Vidan

2 жыл бұрын

@@MINECRAFTLOVER4000 goddamn hero

@datura_boof

2 жыл бұрын

Bro he isn't a very caring or giving person irl

@neworld623

2 жыл бұрын

If you watch it live before the games end mr.beast ask alan to give away their chips

props to alan for going all in and giving the viewers insane content

@derekbrandell8520

2 жыл бұрын

Was going to say this too, shout out to Alan for the show. His all ins made the game better.

@xootttv7590

2 жыл бұрын

People don't realise. This is peanuts to him. He's chill and puts out a great persona to potential investors. Playing bad is what makes him more money in the long run, if that makes sense

@legna.7

2 жыл бұрын

oh look! Haemo!

@quest6282

2 жыл бұрын

Haemo!!!

@im44789

2 жыл бұрын

dude REALLY hates having money

The look on ninjas face when phil calls his hand. Pure admiration.

@saikobanters4323

2 жыл бұрын

I don't really understand poker, so did ninja win that round?

@AgrPerez

2 жыл бұрын

@@saikobanters4323 It was a draw. Ninja split the pot (the money/chips up for grabs on the table) with Phil because the best hand (or best combination of 5 cards from their 2 cards at hand and the 5 cards on the table) at play was the 5 cards that they both shared, and none of the cards in their hands (the two 7s and jacks) was able to be used into the best hand, so they could not use their cards to win the entire pot alone. I hope this makes a little bit of sense.

@GlamisFox

2 жыл бұрын

@@saikobanters4323 Basically, there should have been no way that Ninja would have ever won that round - thats why he was celebrating so much, even if it was a draw. In poker, there's a hierarchy of card combinations, going from having a high card at the bottom, to royal flush being the best. Here, a 4 pair beats a straight, a straight (5 cards with numbers in a row) beats a 3 pair, which beats a 2 pair. After you call all in, you see the other players hand, and that's when Ninja realised he was fucked, and Phil was glimmering with happiness. After the first three deck cards had been placed, Phil had a 3 pair, and Ninja was stuck with a two pair. The only hope Ninja had for winning, was somehow getting two more 7s and beating Phil with a 4 pair. But unfortunately (or fortunately) that didn't happen. And instead, a straight occurred, thereby making both Phils and Ninjas deck null, and making them tie. This obviously pissed off Phil as it should have been the easiest game for him, and made Ninja incredibly happy as he would be able to continue without losing a lot of money. Hope this helps.

@saikobanters4323

2 жыл бұрын

@@AgrPerez thank you for the explanation

@saikobanters4323

2 жыл бұрын

@@GlamisFox thank you for the explanation, it definitely helped

I’m glad that Ludwig explains things so that even as someone who doesn’t know anything about poker I can still understand a bit of what’s happening

@Kkaiirz

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it’s great 👍

@pedrovega4059

2 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say that im glad he explained it since he understands not all his viewership is into poker. Outstanding content creator

@hi-its-matt

2 жыл бұрын

if you ever get a chance to play it, its a good skill to learn to play common card games. even if you don't know how to win, just understanding the rules is a nice thing to know because it comes up a lot in adult life surprisingly enough.

@katiebell1873

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I appreciate his efforts, but I’m still so clueless

@mariyastoyanova31

2 жыл бұрын

I still don't understand what happens at 9:44 lmfao, do they both lose or something?

Alan was not only "funding" the table but man was he funny to watch, he had Charisma and seemed super cool bounching off of you creators so in my opinion, respect to him for being good sport

@degrassi420

2 жыл бұрын

king of throw for content

that's what happens when you're a "pro" at an RNG driven game. So satisfying seeing him titled lmaooo

@Animosit7

2 жыл бұрын

5 poker players vs 5 golds? xD

@gucciflipflop6669

2 жыл бұрын

Calling Holdem an Rng game is misinformed Edit:Everyone saying it is luck based you are wrong, do yourself a solid and google is poker a luck or skill based game. Surprise surprise every website says it is a skill driven game. Edit 2: on a single game as a sample size, yes it is more skewed towards luck. But the argument was about the entire game and consistency. Poker as a whole over all of the games ever played is a skill driven game, that’s why there are pros that make millions.

@ColemakDH

2 жыл бұрын

@@gucciflipflop6669 there is strategy but you can never guarantee anything when there is randomness, you can only boost your odds with your knowledge

@FeatherleszBiped

2 жыл бұрын

Ok dude, I'll bite, poker is NOT rng driven

@gucciflipflop6669

2 жыл бұрын

@@ColemakDH yeah the game is more skill driven than rng you can fold garbage hands and make your own luck

I watched the whole stream and seeing Phil hellmuth this tilted has never made me happier

@WubbyPunch

2 жыл бұрын

He’s just a little worm of a man isn’t he?

@tonoko900

2 жыл бұрын

Hellmuth is always tilted :)

Mr beast is so charitable he stole your money just to give it back

Let's be honest. Alan is the real MVP here.... He made for some great content... And you know he had a great time... till he woke up the next day.

@jaembuns

2 жыл бұрын

"Thank god he's rich"

Lud: I don’t like taking it from you, Jimmy. I want you to know that. Also Lud: I rigged it. I made Jimmy sit to my right.

@sadmermaid

2 жыл бұрын

The first time you play poker, for fun with bottle caps or whatever with friends, you quickly realise where you are seated makes a difference. Rigged is a strong word. /g

lud, please do this again. doesn't need to be as much money, just watching a bunch of people who aren't pros playing poker and having a good time made for excellent viewing. phil blowing up the whole night made for some quality comedy but dunno if he'd be worth bringing back. could cut the stakes back and try to get people like ryan depaulo or brad owen

@drunkcanuck67

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah and instead of old man tilt Phil bring Dnegs on

@Suspect333

2 жыл бұрын

@@drunkcanuck67 Phil and DNegs would be gold! Phil isn't gonna change n he's a good guy just passionate af

@Tungstendan

2 жыл бұрын

Botez is likely to do more of the smaller buy in creator games like the one a week before Lud's game

@muskankataria

2 жыл бұрын

Botez live did one too with Leslie, sykkuno, qt, Ludwig, slime and others. It was awesome

@MrFunnyWobbl

2 жыл бұрын

Rampage

Even with no interest in poker, this stream was so entertaining, I was invested from the start. You mentioned on stream the choice to be in an event or run it, but events like this are so much better by having you in it. Great job and look forward to more!

The image of Ninja laughing at Phil is absolutely ICONIC and will live on the internet for the rest of history

Wow Phil is so nice he gave him back half of the money he never should have had in the first place 😂😂😂

@KingKreons

Жыл бұрын

I think they split the pot, so he basicly called it a draw due to miscommunication.

@aidenwindham9390

Жыл бұрын

@@KingKreons at the end of the hand Phil Hellmuth recommended he put in $5000 and forfeit his hand so Phil Hellmuth still would have 2500 he should not have had and if they would have called over the floor, most likely they would have said fill folded

I know a lot of people see collabs or large groups of influencers is cringey or whatever but I LOVE the smoothness of Ludwig group collabs. Through out the entire night of high energy and a LOT of money and the only fight was about a misinterpreted fold? Yes King. We stan Ludbutt.

@OIeka

Жыл бұрын

QT set it up give her credit

Lol look if Mr Beast is willing to throw all his money away to strangers based on coin flips he can definitely throw a little money to our boy

@nolhing540

2 жыл бұрын

Meow

@Bleeped

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh but the thing is, you are trying to keep the money rather than lose it

@tkalle1299

2 жыл бұрын

Not his money, sponsored money

@huang111

2 жыл бұрын

@@tkalle1299 no where does it say that, also what sponsor is he even doing assuming you’re correct

QT: saves ludwig thousands Ludwig: best I can do is $1

Ludwig: "You're going to hear Alan's name a lot" Also Ludwig: Goes on to only mention him one more time throughout the whole video

everyone roasting phil is genuinely so funny to watch 😭

That’s honestly so funny. Great content! The pro was soooo mad. I would be too losing that much money, he probably thought he was going to clean house against y’all! 😂🤣

@bararobberbaron859

2 жыл бұрын

I think he holds 14 bracelets? (You get one for winning certain events at the World Series of Poker) He's won the main event twice. But his downfall, his game is built to play against others who think similarly, where an amateur may think 'ooh, 1 more Spade and I have a flush' a pro would more than likely fold their hand depending on how much is being bet. And the more you only play against people on your level, the harder it is to predict what amateurs will do. They don't play the percentages (Like making a call that is right 52% of the time) but just what they are feeling, it's dang hard to play against. Not sure what he thought would happen, a soft table only works in your favor if you can predict the moves the fish will make. (Fish refers to a player who will follow their feelings and chase unlikely odds, like calling a bet hoping to get a full house, even if their chance is only 1,5% or something).

@ghostyff9183

2 жыл бұрын

@@bararobberbaron859 he just a baby who is bad at poker lol, this is the general consensus of the ENTIRE poker community.

@justis552

2 жыл бұрын

HE WOULD HAVE IF THEY ACTUALLY KNEW HOW TO PLAY

@darks1d3rz16

2 жыл бұрын

@@justis552 "they would have lost if they were good at the game" huh???

@lostforwords17

2 жыл бұрын

@@bararobberbaron859 no it’s because he’s not good at cash games 😂 Other pros sit Phil in games like this cause they have a big edge on him. They purposely didn’t let the people who would destroy the creators to sit down- which is fair to be honest 😂

Honeslty, this event was amazing. I can’t wait until lud learns from some of the things that went wrong and makes an even more incredible event!

@tasa98

2 жыл бұрын

What happened?

@bridaltomato7672

2 жыл бұрын

@@tasa98 I’m assuming mostly just the high emotions coming from it, but honestly I feel like it’s hard not to have high emotions in a game worth this much money, that being said- Alan might’ve been the most patient man I’ve ever seen so

@tasa98

2 жыл бұрын

@@bridaltomato7672 Oh if it's about that I'm sure lud knows. He even talked on stream and explained a lot of the stuff that was happening at the event

That was awesome, Definitely the best poker moment. Honestly, that had to be one of the most humiliating moments of his career

@bararobberbaron859

2 жыл бұрын

I think he's had more humiliating moments but this was certainly up there.

So glad Phil Helmuth was a part of this. He's the perfect insane person for a bunch of streamers

Thats not very nice, give him his money back. Stealing is a crime you know?

@The-Amateur-Magician

2 жыл бұрын

[Tax Evasion Joke]

@MattyManden

2 жыл бұрын

Can't believe Ludwig resorted to stealing 😔

@cadenisforeverbored1612

2 жыл бұрын

truth

@WanderTheNomad

2 жыл бұрын

@@MattyManden It's like we don't even know him anymore. 😕 To think we used to be close friends with him. 🥺

@astraea7424

2 жыл бұрын

@@WanderTheNomad Did you not see the video ? we arent his friends, we never were..

I like how you convert the stream into 12 videos, a podcast, a musical, and a break away feature film

@hihowareyou5706

2 жыл бұрын

@@arkain1 the LCU?

You know, with Phil Helmuth, the more I learn about that guy the more I don’t care for him

Really awesome event Ludwig, was honestly a blast to watch

Please more poker events, I was hyped for days when I heard it was initially announced and I wasn’t disappointed when it did come out.

I don't watch vods often, but I watched this entire one. So fun to watch everyone in this setting. Such a cool and unique dynamic at that table. Can't wait for your next big idea!

This event was incredible. Easily my favorite stream/event hosted by a content creator. Would love to see more and if there ever is more poker, please bring Alan Keating back. He definitely brought a lot of action to the table.

Ludwig has gone from investing, to risking it all

I'm borderline sad this video is so short, there were so many more crazy moments in the stream !! loved the event ludwig it was awesome

Ninja sharing the pot with Phil was legit my favorite part of the poker stream. I'd love to see Alan on the yard

Thanks for summing this up Lud I fell asleep to the VOD last night and had no idea where I left off haha

Alan was a joy the whole time lol I can’t imagine anyone being down 1.3 mil and laughing like he did

Genuinely entertaining, the entire 8-hour+ stream. I stayed up late to watch it live. Great cut of it, too, ShakeDrizzle!

This was a great stream! Poor Slime though :( Phil lied, people died

@carton9892

2 жыл бұрын

Slime made out pretty well. Because Phil is giving it back after the event he is actually keeping the money. He would’ve lost it all if it happened during the game.

Also shoutout to Alan. Very entertaining event, that based off this vid's last few moments, might not have happened without him.

This stream was so entertaining especially seeing hellmuth being so upset to losing to such "unconventional" poker play.

Definitely the best stream I ever watched. I had a final exam the next morning at 10am and the stream went on until 7am on the east coast. I watched the entire stream completely entertained the entire time. Needless to say I bombed my final but it was worth it.

@wizardvega724

2 жыл бұрын

the true all in of the night

@duckdictator6531

2 жыл бұрын

Bro I was in the same boat lmao

@huang111

2 жыл бұрын

I wanted to do that but just watched the VOD instead

@johndoberman4970

2 жыл бұрын

lol on the other hand I opened the stream, first thing I saw was the phil ninja clip, knew absolutely nothing would top it and closed the stream right after

@waimansaw3433

2 жыл бұрын

I had an AP exam the next day as well but I managed to watch the whole way through.

bro the shot towards the very end of phil where they they put up like a card with his name and the like a short bio and the bio is just 'has them right where he wants them' had me rolling

This was one of the most phenomenal streams I have watched in a long time - I dont play or particularly enjoy poker, and livestreams usually hold my interest for a few minutes before I move along. I was GLUED to this stream for hours and hours... I would kill to have this (obviously not this much money) become a more normal occurrence, mixing streaming personalities playing poker with pros.

I was kind of waiting for a 50 minute condensed version of the poker game. Don't get me wrong I enjoyed this too

Lud being a millionare saying “thank god he’s rich” is so damn ironic😂

Yes we want you to do more events like this!! I honestly found out about you because I started watching poker streamers on twitch. Poker is how I found out about twitch actually.. this event brought like the best of both worlds together for me.

I genuinely hope HCL does more content creator games like this, seeing people just have fun is so much more enjoyable that just seeing them try to get as much money as possible.

@ollieols3418

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely. I loved the table talk as well, just everyone having fun throwing thousands of dollars around

@bararobberbaron859

2 жыл бұрын

Oh for sure, I'd love it if they did some version of the World Series of Poker main event but with influencers and "celebs" but that's probably too hard/expensive organize. I guess just more cash tables would be cool. And maybe have a smaller buy in table for smaller influencers or something. 100K is w/e to MrBeast but to a KZreadr with like 800K subscribers that's most likely too much to ask, so a 10K table or something.

This event was incredible! Thank you for the awesome content Lud!

@Bleeped

2 жыл бұрын

This comment was incredible! Thank you for the awesome comment bro!

@nolhing540

2 жыл бұрын

Meow

@standby7563

2 жыл бұрын

@Don't Read My Profile Photo okay I wont

Everyone is getting mad at Phil, and with semi decent reason, but little do they know, _that's exactly what he was there for~!_ To get extremely salty and hopefully to get shown up by a bunch of content creators cause that is freaking TOP content~ Fantastic event Lud, I turned in live and it was a great time!

@tylersutton9518

2 жыл бұрын

That’s literally Phil’s thing tho. That’s how he plays poker

@AngryBerb

2 жыл бұрын

​@@tylersutton9518 I hate when people excuse shitty behavior as it just being their "thing." As if for some fucking reason having a history and reputation for it suddenly makes it acceptable behavior because "that's just how they've always been."

to be fair Helmuth always gets tilted and blows up lol, that's what he's known for, and somehow someone always coolers him or suck up on the river, it's always entertaining to watch

LOOOOOOOOOOOOL the zoom in on phil's chip stacks mid rant and the fucking captions on keating had me audibly creasing at 5 in the fucking morning. W production team out there, really fun event

I was there when Mr beats said "I have to win eventually" it was 3 am for me. I'm glad I got to see it live!

Phil made that night for me, so utterly satisfying seeing him tilt after he got completely obliterated by content creators

any one of these plays could pay off a family's car and these content creators just using it like nothing 💀

Definitely wanna see more of these poker games!!

So cool watching Ludwig make a casino in Minecraft to this! Love events like this!

You didnt even show your best hand !!! 6:26:00 on the stream, on the turn you told allen no matter what he does you will call, he checks and then you just check even though you had a winnig hand, then he raised 50,000 on the river and you snap called, taking his 50gs ! It was your best hand of the night ! Announcer: "Ludwig played him like a fiddle" Chat: GIGACHAD

Stellar event, so much happened and so much publicity. Honestly I strongly believe that, at least in some communities, this made you more of a household name than the subathon. GG Gamer

I feel so bad for that alan dude. Like he seemed to be nice why couldnt that phil guy just loose D:

I love poker and I watched a lot of this live. I’d love to see another event like this! Super enjoyable even for people who are completely new to the game as well.

Surprised that Ludwig got Phil to play, not surprised that he was raging

This was some of the best content I’ve seen in a long time. Please keep doing things like this. Please.

glad to see a small content creator get these people out. fun to watch

Would love to see another poker event

Ludwig you need to understand something. I love your streams and videos. I also love poker. This was by far the greatest thing I have ever witnessed in poker by a fucking long shot. I hope you guys keep playing and we can see another stream.

Honestly the stream just shows how extroverted Lud is

the poker stream was so entertaining. i’d love this to be another stream

The poker stream was amazing I hope you do another one in the future or something similar

Alan was an absolute gem.

I’m still just mad about how Phil acted. He was such a huge baby and lost against amateurs.

9:00 Phil Saw Ninja's 7's through the sunglasses. Didn't need to look but he did.

The first Cheaper by the Dozen is a "so bad it's good" movie

Great vid, keep up the good work

And then ludwig committed a robbery.

7:26 I am NOT used to hearing that man swear. Like a jumpscare

Tom in my eyes was great for the table chemisty, filled the seat and didnt make a fuss. you need that when the rest of the table is uber popular

I know nothing about poker and whatever my opinion on the "drama" is absolutely and utterly unbased and meaningless. That said, it totally looks like Hellmuth chucked his cards, and slime has a pretty good reason to be miffed. Glad they squared away though, all in good fun for a fucking lottery prize.

This really hurts me. I’ve been a big fan of lud for a little bit now but to hear his egregious takes on cheaper by the dozen makes me question if I can support him. I’d love to see him do better

@IWantToStayAtYourHouse

11 ай бұрын

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Loved the poker stream and all the content that came from it

This stream was as legendary as Twitch Plays Pokemon in terms of how fun it was to be a viewer and a part of a social event

Best part of this video was that Lud waited till the middle to explain how poker works

Thanks for the event Lud! I was there with a buddy of mine at the casino and that time when Ninja got the 10 was legendary. I'm a fan now and hope to see ya again at a later event!

The livestream of this was wild. I loved it. Need more of it even tho it takes a long time to make.

I was wondering if Helmuth was the guy from the Jon Bois poker video, hearing him complain confirms that

I was up all night, working, I'm never up at 9am or whatever, tuned in just to see the thing with slime, incredible timing, was upset for slime.

And this boys is the descent it starts with poker, and ends in Dave and busters arcade vlogs

Imagine a mario kart tournament for literally no reason

Phil literally just got bullied for by a bunch of KZreadrs in their 20s and I love it

Alan casually spending over a million dollars is absolutely insane.

I like how in the middle he just explains how poker works

Definitely do this again. Same stakes or even higher. It was super fun to watch!

The fact that Jimmy waited for the result of the game and then gave away the money still shocks me 😂

“Hey Phil did you want that money?” Looool

Allen looks so much like Joe Goldberg from You and I couldn't stop thinking about the inner monolog in his head the entire time I saw him pop up on the stream

I cook gortons fishsticks in the oven then take them with me to supermarkets and sneakily place one with a note on it by the cashier and watch them from a distance. The note says DO NOT GET AN ABORTION!!!!!!!

It's gotta be a major ego hit when you're considered a pro at something and then a bunch of amateurs come in and wipe the floor with you. There is certainly skill in poker, but at the same time it's rng enough that someone can come out ahead by pure luck even with some pretty dumb plays.

Helmuth getting angery certainly isn't a typical

"There ya go" at the end of @10:18 is the funniest thing Lud has ever done! Comedic GOLD!

Was watching this stream, MrBeast looked really uncomfortable the drunker ninja got and looked sadder the more money he lost

Ludwig has become more of a traditional youtuber in the way that he also gives post-commentary on some stream now, and I'm loving it