For some reason i don't remember anything about this world series of poker. Thanks for the upload! It's been fun watching all of these in order.

Wish I could run like you??? Glad that dude didn’t win. Riess bluffed him and was aggressive at the right time. Shake hands and say GG.

@DonPaluso

Ай бұрын

nope riess played terrible just amazing run. those bluffs very horribly timed. that k6 would be a snap call also when he had T5 snap raise him

Barber is a 5 year old. So glad the more grateful player won.

Thanks for the upload.

didnt know farber was that bad of a loser :(

Farber giving off huge crybaby vibes. “I wish I could run like you” 😂

@justineluizpedrina2503

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, even if he got outplayed bunch of times. but i can't blame him at the moment, a lot of emotions are flowing and if he rewatches it, he will know he was wrong by saying that. Just like the heads up WSOP main (I forgot the year) when the guy had 3 kings and the other guy was bluffing, he said at the time "are you slow rolling me?" but after a day or 2 he knows it was still a tough decision with 3 kings

@jdhardy79

3 ай бұрын

Was true tho. I was thinking it watching it.

@andrewalaskiewicz38

2 ай бұрын

@@justineluizpedrina2503Cynn vs Miles I believe. People always forget how tired they are at the time too. So they’re not in the right state of mind after to give an honest assessment.

@justineluizpedrina2503

2 ай бұрын

@@andrewalaskiewicz38 agree 100%

@repent.sinner

Ай бұрын

​@@justineluizpedrina2503 How could u forgot that 2018 cynn vs miles KJvsQ8

Reiss ran so pure at that final table.

Now that's how you celebrate being the world champion!!! Let the emotions fly 🪰 Congratulations Ryan. 🏆

Marc Étienne deserved lot more

Jeez newhouse only 28 years old with those bags under his eyes

Newhouse finished 9th, and them made the final table again in the very next year (2014) and finished NINTH again. Even though that's rough to go out 9th twice, but that is a feat that is hard to repeat

@antzooma

3 ай бұрын

someone did repeat it though

tran folding ace/q for 10 milion but calls 9 milion with ace/7 ?

Jay Farber so pressed at the end

@iamhorcruxer

3 ай бұрын

Riess is 5 betting 😧

@Swishseb666

3 ай бұрын

hes a whiny man baby. he was a night club "promoter" during this, he prob blew that 5m and more. gross sportsmanship

I feel bad for Lon sometimes he doesn't know what to say or react to Chad's jokes haha

@RealPatrickBateman-

2 ай бұрын

“Jokes? Normally I would double down on jokes, not do what he’s about to do!” -🥸

Guy plays Guy’s crowd chants for walk Gets walk Celebrates like he won the bracelet Cards : AK EZ

Riess and Farber knocked out all other seven players. Pretty impressive.

I myself would never have called an all-in with A7 like JC Tran.

@antzooma

3 ай бұрын

ahaha comparing yourself to JC Tran

@lastplayer5838

3 ай бұрын

It was a small blind vs BB situation the ranges are so wide that A7 is a profitable call

Donde veo esto en español.

The blue light hurts these womens images because it shows just how much makeup they are wearing lol

1:01:19 Farber on a busted draw bets nearly 25 million into a 38 million dollar pot (roughly 2 thirds pot size bet) if you are Ryan Riess in this position do you make the call or fold?

I think there is a few hands missing, didnt reiss fold AQ pre when it was 9-handed and a hand between Newhouse & Mclaughlin that Newhouse paid Mclaughlin off on the river(when it was also 9 handed). Brummelhuis did have a double up through reiss before you got knocked out. i do feel old knowing all this.

@justineluizpedrina2503

3 ай бұрын

they might've cut it off. Some other episodes that they reposted, I remember some hands that didn't show up on the reuploads

@andrewalaskiewicz38

2 ай бұрын

They can’t show every hand! They show most of the important hands. There’s a bunch of raise pre flop that takes it down or a c bet on the flop that ends the hand they can’t show them all. I mean usually the final table is two days of 6 hrs a piece.

@seekerytomfain194

2 ай бұрын

@@andrewalaskiewicz38 *most of the important hands, not all & that was the problem.

Hold on Loosli.

25:45 lol

Farber spew all the HU

Online poker

How can he call himself the best player in the world 😂

@lastplayer5838

3 ай бұрын

@@jdhardy79 if you didn’t watch the complete video save your words, at the end he says he is the best in the world

2013 WSOP CHAMPION RYAN REISS 1:27:35

@anandguruji83

3 ай бұрын

2013 WSOP CHAMPION RYAN REISS 1:27:35

I wonder how much that bracelet is worth

@RealPatrickBateman-

2 ай бұрын

Couple hundred grand would be my guess. Liberally

@RealPatrickBateman-

2 ай бұрын

1:18:20 they say half a million

worst hu players ever?

@mikearmstrong8438

3 ай бұрын

Farber for sure. But he was easily one of the worst players to make it that far to begin with. Reiss is legit.

@derekharrington8787

3 ай бұрын

Idk man I love darvin moon but him and cada were far from impressive heads up. Cada got stupid lucky just to be there and darvin moon threw super hard by being overly aggressive

@Potterholic1

3 ай бұрын

Honestly, both Steve Dannenman and Darvin Moon played worse than Farber here.

and people say poker isnt luck

@FunclipMonkey

2 ай бұрын

It’s not. Besides the very bad queen high call he was the better player at the long heads up so he deserved it

@mrflip0921

2 ай бұрын

@@FunclipMonkey lol clueless..... luck is by far the biggest determining factor.... over skill by a mile

@FunclipMonkey

2 ай бұрын

@@mrflip0921 if you actually believe that than u maybe just don’t know how to play poker and just blame all your losses on bad luck

@An00bisY00tubis

2 ай бұрын

@@mrflip0921So explain how Phil Hellmuth has won as many bracelets as he has? Luck?

@user-ch4zo2uj9w

Ай бұрын

70-Skill 30-luck

newhouse is terrible.....he has gotten luck on just about every hand

@geoffreythomas7253

Ай бұрын

Anyone can get lucky once but getting to the final table 2 times isn't luck. Oh yeah, and they were back to back years

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