Do your traps work most of the time?

@gafrancisco

Жыл бұрын

A trap always depends on the opponent hand

@sidneyvandykeii3169

Жыл бұрын

No. I seem to be constantly out drawn.

@IH8BS718

Жыл бұрын

@@sidneyvandykeii3169 you might not be mixing it up enough then. Attentive players are aware that if they hit you might pay them off your whole stack.

@piquette1234

Жыл бұрын

@@gafrancisco right you can’t just say yah my traps work lol

@gafrancisco

Жыл бұрын

@@piquette1234 what traps man, either they got nothing and fold, or they got better hand and win, a trap just works and they got the second best hand

Every time I slow play pocket A’s, my opponents are building great hands while I get nothing.

@warwicktaylor658

Жыл бұрын

Never slow play Aces. Why would you? All you are actually doing is letting somebody draw out on you.

@hulkk7941

Жыл бұрын

In heads up it's okay

@ahaaha8462

Жыл бұрын

It depends on the aggressiveness of your opponent, especially those who knows how to bluff 3 streets, you need some high quality call down hands

@williamkl1234

Жыл бұрын

Moderate bet before the flop and then price out most after that. Unless you are at a casino that pays for aces cracked.

@trader_9224

Жыл бұрын

RIP to all the AAs that get cracked by trips on the river 🙏🙏

Slow playing AA is good to play when heads up. Add more players into the hand and you might double the chances of getting trapped yourself.

@MrExcessum

Жыл бұрын

Thats why online poker for imaginary chips sucks. Everyone calls everything, no concequences, and you get beat regularly by trash hands.

@norwegianblue2017

Жыл бұрын

@@MrExcessum Yup, you only learn bad habits.

@Heopful

Жыл бұрын

imo not poker if it isnt for money

@Toxodos

Жыл бұрын

"Slow playing AA is good to play when heads up. Add more players into the hand" what lol

@uniit7909

11 ай бұрын

@@Toxodos read it again slowly and you’ll understand.

I remember playing poker with my wife’s family on vacation a couple years back. One hand, I was dealt pocket 9s, and then flopped a set. My play was to bait my wife’s uncle into trying to bluff me off the hand and then re-raise. I’m not particularly good at poker, but that was my play. I knew her uncle well, and he would be the first person to underestimate a 22 year old who he’s never played poker with before. But I checked on the flop, when her grandpa leaned over and looked at my hand after he had folded pre-flop. And the moment I checked, he yelled, “Oh come on! What are you doing?! You don’t check that!” And everybody instantly folded. I will never forget that

@mstob1969

Жыл бұрын

Did you ever speak to him again? 🙂

@vez3834

Жыл бұрын

Man... Why would people talk during the hand.

@bullsfan4744

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully it wasn't a serious game because that's just horrible etiquette lol

@kjr3429

Жыл бұрын

Bad etiquette, sure. But also, why was he able to see your cards?

@PtylerBeats

Жыл бұрын

@@kjr3429 it wasn’t a super serious game, and he had already folded. So he leaned over to watch me play the rest of the hand. When playing card games with family, this happens a lot. People standing behind you and watch you play, people who are no longer playing may watch people next to them, etc… I probably should have just left my cards face down on the table so nobody could see, but there’s no telling that he wouldn’t have just picked them up and looked for himself lol

0:24 "Fatty? That's not nice- oh that's his name 🙃" 😂😂😂

I love Deadman's play in the first hand. You have to mix things up sometimes or you might as well be playing your cards face-up. Sometimes, that means calling aces pre-flop or jamming the nuts on the flop. The worst thing in poker is being predictable.

@stevenelston5193

Жыл бұрын

Amen

Love the first flat call of AA from the button

3:21 " oh yeah Ace nine cool story" ....who is this commentator, i love you bro

6:31 -- As soon as that 4 turns up on the river and Tremzin leads the betting, the instant all-in from Ensan should have told him to slow down and think. With the board as is Tremzin is beaten by a 7, pocket 9s, pocket 4s, pocket queens, kings or aces; Tremzin had to sense Ensan had at least one of these. I think this was more foldable than he may have thought.

@ThatGreenGuy85

Жыл бұрын

sure it's foldable, but it's a tough fold, and he'd be left with a tiny stack. But no one said it's unfoldable, just that it was a well-laid trap.

@jacobdarosa5312

Жыл бұрын

I thought so too, but when you look at his chip count, it makes sense. Ensan had almost 5x the amount of chips and the blinds were already high so he didn't have many plays himself. I can see why he kept going because he made the initial raise for a million which was 1/5th his chip count so he was thinking of getting his bets back plus more. Unfortunately he got trapped with aces. It happens. I think the brilliance is with Ensan by JUST calling his initial 1m bet. He knew Tremzin was on the defense and had to make a play. Brilliant

i've watched 1,000 poker videos. This is the first one I've ever seen without a bad beat.

@harrysbean

5 ай бұрын

maybe because its a collection of strictly not bead beats

Trezmin mumbled "Good Call" now his opponent showed the most spirit of sportsmanship ever witnessed at a poker table!

@lakmanone

Жыл бұрын

You show my cards grrratis!🤓

honestly, one of the best commentators I know. Get schwifty, shit on the floor, get schwiftyyyyy

Bruh these commentators 😂 we need a compilation of funny moments from them

@borknagar5454

Жыл бұрын

That's all Joe Stapleton. Look him up may be a compilation already

@GregRearranger

Жыл бұрын

HA! Just posted a comment about how terrible he is - to each their own.

"Things are about to get schwifty in here" 😂😂😂

@MrDimn

Жыл бұрын

I love it! Someone else watches Rick & Morty!

He legit said things are about to get real schwifty in here 😂😂😂

"Deadman's Trap" Sounds like a title of the Pirates of the Caribbean Saga :D WP

Every single time when i try to set a trap, it will bite me a back, just got set of 8, board was 8,9,A and other player raise and whole time i was thinking and i was even sure that he have AK, turn is K and river is A, so it was full house over full house, i wish that i could fold full house in that spot but i'm not good enough

@willifischer6757

Жыл бұрын

if you fold that you lose in the long run. if it happens, it happens. no need for hero folds

@cosmolupo

Жыл бұрын

@@willifischer6757 i agree with you but i also think that you should always follow your instincts. But if he would have AQ and i would fold, that would make me look like worst poker player in the world

@pilonrulz1

Жыл бұрын

No risk no reward

@jeffdridge2010

Жыл бұрын

I know the feeling man. Last 3 times in a row I’ve flopped a set and been on the losing end of set over set. 3 times in a row man that’s unreal.

@Max_Dillin

Жыл бұрын

Poker cry baby. If you lose every single time u set a trap then just quit. It backfires sometimes, but we all know that going in.

Came to see incredible IQ... found coolers and standard plays, except Spindlet and Ensans plays.

I love how in live poker, aces are all but a death sentence for your opponent. I need to play live more lol.

@dizzy3841

Жыл бұрын

Aces can actually backfire quite easily, although they are the best hole cards they are often beaten by straights, flushes, etc that’s why you usually want to isolate to just one player to lower the chances of other hands improving. All it takes is one king on an otherwise inconspicuous board and the other player holding two kings and suddenly you’re the one getting trapped by trips when you think you have it.

@Heopful

Жыл бұрын

@@dizzy3841 still i dont understand the 'pros' who fold aces preflop like its some genius IQ poker move. only to hold on to pocket 7s the next hand for dear life?

@dizzy3841

Жыл бұрын

@@Heopful yeah I wouldn’t fold unless I was being forced to go all in with more than 2 other players, like I said aces have the most potential but get cracked more easily when more players are in the hand.

@tr3ncf

Жыл бұрын

@@Heopful Show me one pro who ever folded AA preflop

@ignacioantoniolazolazo7652

10 ай бұрын

@@Heopful No one has ever folded pocket aces pre-flop wtf are you on? It's literally the only hand that's a must LOL.

I was waiting for those AA to get cracked like 99% time I play them.

I feel like if there is a bet pre flop, you have weeded out the ones playing angles, so it's safer to slow play bullets. Especially if you are low on chips and you need a big pay.

@intheshell35ify

7 ай бұрын

If you're low on chips in a tournament and are looking for a spot just put it in. There is no such thing as "weeding out" any hand, you can only make them pay.

@fredbennett8629

5 ай бұрын

​@@intheshell35ify9

Did anyone hear Daniel Negreanu say 3:25 "You were destined to go broke"? What a savage.

Wow! Slow playing pocket Aces! No one has EVER done that before!

@haroldwilkes598

Жыл бұрын

Do I detect sarcasm?

Set traps are much more impressive than top pair traps imo :)

Things definitely got schwifty in here haha

"Traping in poker is employing the art of deceit." 200IQ intro xD

at 4:28 Im not a poker player so the question may sounds strange But why he got suddenly 100-0% there at the 4th card? Isnt it like, possibility of the 5th card also a King, so Da Costa could win triple Q vs triple K

@danielfcastro

6 ай бұрын

If the river showed a K the set of Q would improve to a Full House, that mean three of Q and two of K, which beats a set of Ks.

I've seen AA slow played and beat by 2 7 several times.

@sgtelias2258

Жыл бұрын

There is slow playing and no playing. Allowing the player on the big blind to get free looks can be disasterous if it didn't cost him much to stay in. Also, at a friendly amateur level a lot of guys will hang in a pot for a few bucks with crap cards. I've had AA beat by two-pair of crap cards plenty of times like this.

If only aces would hold like that every time 😂

The commentator cracks me up with his analogies.

Am I the only one to notice that Deadman hit the dead man's hand?

@chrissibersky4617

Жыл бұрын

AA88.

Ace , nine. Cool story!!🤣🤣😆

Joe hilarious again. 🤣

@pokerStar How do I join this poker tournament? 

The Ensan person looks exactly like Phantom from "Don't mess with the Zohan"

I don't watch poker... but after that ghost buster reference I just might lol

seeking advice from experienced players. so the story time from last week. i’m fairly new to the game but was playing 20/40 no limit cash game. dude bet $750 preflop, folded around to me and I called with Aces. flopped a set. board is 6d, 7h, 4d. I shoved all in ($6000) almost certain he folds. he called, had pocket 9s. hit runner runner quads. i’m done playing for a while. What should I have done differently? was shoving a bad move?

How is it a trap if everyone is all-in preflop??😂

@ryanm2834

Ай бұрын

No one was all in pre flop stupid

Scott, I was trapping.... 😅🤭 Trapping, trapping, trapping....

Used to play a weekly game with some coworkers, then a new guy showed up and would always raise $50+ preflop. Even holding an unsuited 3 & jack. We got tired of everyone being bet out of the pool, having our ante pretty much stolen every hand. We stopped playing. Would love to think I could get to this level, but I wonder if any of these guys started out the same crappy way.

@Heopful

Жыл бұрын

just need one good hand and a set of balls

daniel: I had twips

The dudes movie references go hard

yeah going all in with AA preflop is a real clever trap.

3:20 “oh yeah A9. Cool story.” I love that comment.

i dont get how in game 3 costa against jedlicka it shows jedlicka with QQ having 100 % ? if Costa gets another king he would win ? what am i missing?

How were Daniel Negreanu and Deeb drawing dead in the 'slowplaying a monster' hand? They both had aces and had a straight draw on the turn. Wouldn't a deuce on the river mean that they both win and split the pot?

@sgtelias2258

Жыл бұрын

I was looking at the same but the % of hitting a 2 for an inside straight was not worth paying

@teamkiII

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure but I think the percentages are for winning the pot without splitting

@wrestlnrulz

Жыл бұрын

They don't show the hole cards for each player at the table in the clip so it's possible that the deuces were all thrown away already. Seems highly unlikely for all 4 to be gone but it's possible. As someone else mentioned, it's also probably about winning the whole hand outright since it's only 90% in Cody's favor and 0% for everyone else.

@Juide80

Жыл бұрын

It's said in the graphics under the board cards "Split 10%" when they are on turn.

John Oliver is such a wonderful commentator

On the third clip with the QQ and K9 hand, why was Da Costa percentge down to 0% on the flop? Couldnt he have Rivered a king?

@Mineticoo

11 ай бұрын

He went down to 0% on the turn , my question is on the last clip , it said 5% , what card would have saved him?

He said good game or good call

Rick and Morty phrase had me 😂😂😂

There is honestly no reason not to slow play whenever you can and then laugh at the people who get mad you didn't show strength. Nothing better than trapping in poker.

@MrJamberee

Жыл бұрын

You don’t know how to play poker.

@elcrucius

Жыл бұрын

There is one reason: your opponent checks their way to a better hand, pulls an uno reverse card and traps you. Or even worse, getting a terrible board and getting bluffed off in the end when you coulda won the hand on the flop.

How many clips do you guys have of AA slow playing to get beat? Cause I can send you 10 clips of that happening to me this year.

6:45 Ensan doing some good acting here. To me it looks like someone pretending to be confident, but he actually has it.

how was the first one a trap? didnt they go all in before the flop?

1:25 why the hell do you remember the name of the hotel from Ghostbusters

I never realized how short Freddy Deeb is until this video. He looks like he needs a booster seat in that 2nd clip

@pokerboy72

Жыл бұрын

Lol

Am I dumb or do Negreanu and Deeb both have outs in a 2 on the river at 2:41? It says they have 0% chance to win yet a straight beats a set last time I checked.

@cccop0

Жыл бұрын

It's percentage chance to WIN the pot. Neither Negreanu or Deeb can win, only split the pot with a straight out. This is why it shows Cody only having a 90% chance of winning. There's still a 10% chance he loses the pot to the straight.

@sugarpebbles4530

Жыл бұрын

@@cccop0 Ah thank you! Usually they have a 10% split pot icon somewhere but I guess they didn't this time which confused me

@maherabdu5358

Жыл бұрын

@@sugarpebbles4530 the icon for split is below the river card

I don’t simp but when I do, it’s for Liv Boeree

I get crushed every time i slow play aces

These hands are brutally standard. No real surprise to anyone's play.

Horas salam frm medan indonesia I'm adicting to watch how pro player play poker

1:02 "You lookin' at me?" - Robert DeNiro from the movie Taxi Driver, actually plays poker now??

How is nobody commenting that Deadman got Aces and Eights. Literally famous for being the Deadmans Hand made famous by Wild Bill Hickock.

Trapping in poukar! I love British accent!

"Nee-ehmee"?? It's frickin' "Neemee"!

Wow, a better hand wins. Such a poker trap.

"How to set a trap in late stage tournaments: have a monster hand" would be a more accurate title.

6:46 - translation “im tired of your shit “ 💀

The pocket kings werent a trap

I love it when the voice-overs are so chatty that we can't hear the players react...

Strange, when I slowplay the opponent ALWAYS hits a straight, flush or two pair on the turn or river. Here for some reason it always works out ...

@areallyshiftyguy

Жыл бұрын

Well, it wouldn't be in this video if the opponent hit a straight would it. But yep. Every time

@niko7903

7 ай бұрын

Especially if you're playing some free fake chip poker app, they are pretty much rigged for action, loves to give multiple players monster hands and everyone is a FOMO hero who refuses to be left out of a pot no matter how bad the draw. They do this in hopes of getting people to buy fake chips.

@PokrPro21

5 ай бұрын

That's why I never trap unless I have successfully crippled the deck on the flop or I have a very favorable but deceptively weak looking board to my opponents.

I bet that 2nd announcer just sits there thinking of weird analogies he could make

Can someone answer a pretty dumb question for me? I don’t player poker. In the fourth example, how does Ensan know how many chips to put down for all in? Did he know the exact amount remaining in his opponents stack? If so, how? Or what am I not understanding?

@dmitripogosian5084

Жыл бұрын

When you put all in in tournament poker, if your opponent has less money, then that is just what he has put in call, and that is the amount from your bet that will count.

@inmate0054

Жыл бұрын

Yes these people keep track can look and see and even ask

That last guy got played like a fiddle

@NT-lq3lq

Жыл бұрын

But imagine if a 10 pops up

@Mineticoo

11 ай бұрын

@@NT-lq3lq so? Wont the pair of aces beat it anyway?

Is Ensan the fella who’s known for angle shooting?

Joe Stapleton is the BEST poker commentator!

What were his outs for that last hand???

@T123456788

Жыл бұрын

Either of the two remaining 10s for a set to win the pot or runner runner 2-4 for a straight to split the pot

First case… trap…?🤔

Amazing

Respected and feared all the way nimbo pilap

Going All In with AA is a trap?

with K9 ???? 😂 4:01

I used to wear sunglasses...until I realized they were for punks lol. Dude looks like he wants grandma to knit him a new scarf.

I am confused in second hand when set of king vs A9 and his percentage of winning is 0% but K 345 if he gets two he can win

@mathewshackelford8037

Жыл бұрын

I was too. I think it was an error on the broadcast part. Trip Ks would def beat trip Qs

There is too much agreement among the announcers. I like to konw why and what are some other possibilities

Yeah, well if you bury land mine you better remember where it is.

Beginners check all their good hands to try to trap, and that’s a recipe to be a super passive players. They can’t bluff because they play big hands super passively and can’t represent anything. Most people need to bluff more often, and try to trap much, much less.

These aren’t traps. These are sick cards that hit in perfect scenarios, almost all of them..

Bro what are these references from the announcers. Every time its so random 😂

Its not possible to “slow play” when you push all in on your 1st turn

Please help me understand - when Ensan all in, how did he know his opponent didn’t have triple 7

@KitkatTrading2024

11 ай бұрын

Same for the next one - what if Niemi had triple five

Wish I knew how to play poker

@bitcoinhalving5285

Жыл бұрын

You can learn, it is a fun game

How is the QQ vs K9 hand considered a trap? He didn't play it anything like a trap. He just checked once on the flop because he had the nuts and knew he could get everything in on the river anyway.

@victoriapollard6995

Жыл бұрын

Checking flop is setting a trap while betting would have induced a fold thus no trap. Catching the king on turn = getting caught in the trap. Too many draws to keep giving free cards after the turn.

@totalhysteria

Жыл бұрын

@@victoriapollard6995 I wouldn't really call that a trap. He just slowplayed the flop. Hand #1 is a good example of a real trap. Big difference between them imo.

A-9 cool story. 🤣

Can someone explain to me why at 4:35 chances are 100:0 ? What happens if the River is a king?

@crowtrobot17

Жыл бұрын

A king on the river gives him a full house, queens full of kings, vs just 3 kings.

@YTTYYTTY42

Жыл бұрын

@@crowtrobot17 Yeah of course, I am stupid :D thanks

@speeecetfde5480

11 ай бұрын

@@crowtrobot17 o my god😂 I’m stupid

Guy in 7:47 is like º◦º

3:28 negreanu reaction 💀💀💀

Hand number one is not a trap. BB is going to JAM 100% of the time so the play is standard flat as long as his shove reopens betting, which it did

So whenever I play fishes, I just go all in /w nuts and 80% they always call lol. Never show your cards, always bluff them out or make them call huge if you have it. People play scared and try to get little value so they call and make nothing.

surprised the gael boumann clip didn't make it

@apolicum

Жыл бұрын

Because that was not one of the 5 most brutal ones.