Phil Galfond

Phil Galfond

Hey, this is Phil.

I make videos for KZread now.

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  • @darrinthorpe9292
    @darrinthorpe929214 сағат бұрын

    The irony is, any other player at that table, fish or not, would’ve called after the River card, just as the “pro” Vanessa did. She ALMOST folded? Who cares! She lost the hand. You can’t get “almost pregnant.”

  • @darrinthorpe9292
    @darrinthorpe929214 сағат бұрын

    I 100% believe, that had this been Daniel Negranau, instead of Vanessa, he would’ve folded. He would’ve read that she ABSOLUTELY had quads.

  • @warrenbluffit2048
    @warrenbluffit204815 сағат бұрын

    your much wiser with poker lol...

  • @jamesdaniels4840
    @jamesdaniels484017 сағат бұрын

    this is gold, thanks phil

  • @ChildOfAsura
    @ChildOfAsura19 сағат бұрын

    From somebody that recently lost with a FH v. Quads This positions SUX, but I *did* snap call being quads is like a .000025% of popping up. Lol! But it makes me feel good I wasn't the only one that felt i HAD to make the call

  • @rippedasunder
    @rippedasunderКүн бұрын

    Your content has always been legendary, right from the early PokerStove hand-reviews and your ESPN G-Bucks article. Thank you, Phil!

  • @G0ML666
    @G0ML666Күн бұрын

    u got kicked off off because you were a nit and not at all entertaining. Giving these excuses like you didn't have the flops to outplay them makes zero sense. Anyone can 'outplay' loose players when u flop the nuts. You sound like a girl explaining why her boyfriend broke up with her with all the excuses. Its a TV show your there to entertain the viewers which you failed and got roasted by everyone

  • @gophukyurselvs3621
    @gophukyurselvs3621Күн бұрын

    Wesley has no business being at a poker table playing for those stakes. I feel like this show is using him as the table fish.

  • @vietanh9363
    @vietanh9363Күн бұрын

    bobo just overplay his hand too much q9 is not good to call 4bet at all. if he want to bluff why dont he bet 2/3 pot or half pot on turn and 1/2 pot in the river again. if u want to fire tripple barrel u had to have balls to do that. HE overplay his hand and he show his weakness because the size of the pot is too big too bluff in turn.

  • @marcstephens4982
    @marcstephens49822 күн бұрын

    You spoke of con artists being charming, didn’t you live with Tom Dwan?…

  • @jaylewt2862
    @jaylewt28622 күн бұрын

    I needed this, thank you

  • @spidermonkey4974
    @spidermonkey49742 күн бұрын

    Thank you Phil

  • @tonyperez3920
    @tonyperez39202 күн бұрын

    Didn't one of the players throw away an ace of hearts. I'm just wondering why Vanessa has a 2% chance of winning when she's drawing dead

  • @twyla99
    @twyla992 күн бұрын

    Flush 🤡

  • @jihard6123
    @jihard61232 күн бұрын

    Not saying it's intentional but Petrangelos needles is next level 😀

  • @TimmyRipkey-zj7sg
    @TimmyRipkey-zj7sg2 күн бұрын

    Your 1st example about only playing aces is nonsense

  • @kangman1371
    @kangman13712 күн бұрын

    Just watching him talks 😂😂

  • @santinocorleone1204
    @santinocorleone12043 күн бұрын

    Excellent video, oh, unless you happen to be an average to poor player who thinks he's good

  • @Phoenixglj
    @Phoenixglj3 күн бұрын

    These Heads up Videos are TOP quality!! Love the contrasts of styles and personalities!! Makes learning very entertaining!

  • @IGotufold
    @IGotufold3 күн бұрын

    Wow I only now realized that it was you Mr. Galfond who made it... Awesome video... just hoped it was like 10 minutes longer

  • @natebriceroniandchee
    @natebriceroniandchee4 күн бұрын

    What a ride… I’d pay good money to watch jungleman take magic mushrooms 😅

  • @tonipadilla7077
    @tonipadilla70774 күн бұрын

    Big vent: I came to the conclusion you dont need to be a losing player to have some gambling addiction. I can talk from my experiencie. I was a winning player and quit my job to be a full-time poker player. Maybe i wasn't addicted to the game, but i was addicted to the feeling of winning in hours was I was earning on a year of my previous work by playing 10$/20$/40$ live games. You think when you are winning you are the best player in the world, and when you lose, you are the fish of the table. It's a mix of both, you aren't that good or that bad because in Poker not always the best player wins. And that's fine because you can't expect from you to always win. But you can expect from yourself to be constant and to not let poker be your whole life. My girlfriend was very frustrated because I was so sad at home after some terrible sessions of going -10k$. I nearly bust in less than a month to not be able to manage the feelings of feeling not ready for the game, while not giving the affection my girlfriend and family needed from me. Then I did the smartest thing I could ever do. My bank wasn't bigger enough to play that game. In fact, if I had a couple of bad sessions, I could't keep playing poker. I started having 2 days weekly of NO Poker. Just enjoy with the ones I love. The days of being 12h/day 7 days a week were over. So I could still be playing 5$/10$, but I decided to show myself i’m good in this game and I can be constant while still having a life. I went to play the LOWEST game available, which is 1$/3$. Proof me i am a winner, but not only that, but show me I can manage my wins/loses without affecting other people. People were shocked to see me play 1/3 after playing the highest stakes. Some of them laughed at me. But I guess their laughs wouldn't pay my bills if I went broke. Right now I'm playing 2$/5$ in a very comfort zone. I have time for Poker and for all other things running in my life. I hope this could help someone. Poker is a single player game. It’s you against you.

  • @HarryGandia
    @HarryGandia4 күн бұрын

    Phil's channel is underratted

  • @brianpfalzgraf6090
    @brianpfalzgraf60904 күн бұрын

    This guy talks to much shut up and play the video

  • @adragonro
    @adragonro4 күн бұрын

    Or just memorize every single situation.😅 I love how then every hand feels like the perfext hand to play. Makes poker ao much more fun❤

  • @JonRajsl-ev3cp
    @JonRajsl-ev3cp4 күн бұрын

    SELBST IS A DOG GROOMER.. DEFINITELY NOT A POKER PLAYER AT ALL.......

  • @yothisiselmo
    @yothisiselmo5 күн бұрын

    crazy you can watch stuff like this for free, preciate it man

  • @plerng2523
    @plerng25235 күн бұрын

    K.u.y

  • @brandonlowery2236
    @brandonlowery22365 күн бұрын

    Durrr dude trolled because the clocked was called twice

  • @NetanelMaor
    @NetanelMaor5 күн бұрын

    Did they expect a fifth ace? Lol Didn't they see the Ace of heart being folded pre flop?

  • @abertj.7365
    @abertj.73655 күн бұрын

    Thankfully we have MUTE in computer to SHUFU you. To whom do you direct your comments???

  • @michaelburger7114
    @michaelburger71145 күн бұрын

    As we all saw that 1 players folding A6o.. how on earth miss Selbst has a 2% win chance after turn?

  • @geneseale9651
    @geneseale96516 күн бұрын

    So refreshing no flashcards doesn't seem like 3rd or 4th job and you had to go somewhere else love it

  • @chingng-lu9bd
    @chingng-lu9bd6 күн бұрын

    Why you cannot bet 1.5 times pot if you get top pair top kicker? Isitreally tooting value

  • @cherrybomb3713
    @cherrybomb37136 күн бұрын

    I like the hand reviews, do more man

  • @mortenbonde5411
    @mortenbonde54116 күн бұрын

    This is a super awesome video. The action is cool, but the break down by Phil supported by the texts from Tom Dwan just makes it one of the best poker videos I have seen for a long while.

  • @MAD_shots
    @MAD_shots7 күн бұрын

    Its seems important but I don't get it 😅

  • @GC-xz7vh
    @GC-xz7vh7 күн бұрын

    This is a great vid for the extra thoughts and background added. BUT, calling there with QQ is what 99% of 2-bit poker players at your local would have done.

  • @iammanhearmeroar1106
    @iammanhearmeroar11067 күн бұрын

    Doug Polk can never fold here. Amazing he thought about it. Thing is though would she really jam knowing Doug can have aces full?

  • @Scopeidium
    @Scopeidium7 күн бұрын

    Theory: Variance happens over all timeframes and some lifetimes are spend 'unlucky'.

  • @chingng-lu9bd
    @chingng-lu9bd7 күн бұрын

    Hmmm, I always like your videos!! But I am slightly confused about this one. Do you mean you would bet with a hand like seven king??

  • @StrongwillGameTheory
    @StrongwillGameTheory7 күн бұрын

    I think that you are wrong here Phil; if no blinds, playing only AA's is not the only play nor the best play. If you only play AA's then you become exploitable. In position, I can play AA's too and balance it with some suited connectors and exploit you. Of course, I'm not gonna play every suited connectors, they will be very few too.

  • @user-ft1sp4dn4z
    @user-ft1sp4dn4z8 күн бұрын

    Why the hell is this guy talking so much

  • @eightiesboy
    @eightiesboy8 күн бұрын

    Bottom line, you bottled it!

  • @richiebklyn4257
    @richiebklyn42578 күн бұрын

    waiting for hands costs us time.... might as well go to a minimum wage job and get paid for time.

  • @Lordgeb99
    @Lordgeb998 күн бұрын

    You should start streaming on twitch or kick Would be fun watchinh you live, to Ask questions or something like that

  • @XTSonic
    @XTSonic8 күн бұрын

    Are there any PLO GTO training websites that arent so prohibitively expensive?? $200/mth is crazy expensive, especially how strong the dollar is right now and way too much for the stakes I play and the volume I can play

  • @seangallagher1927
    @seangallagher19278 күн бұрын

    Hi Phil, I really like the video. Just finished it yesterday and last night I won my first MTT in many years 🎉

  • @PkrDealer86
    @PkrDealer869 күн бұрын

    Flipping isn't freerolling

  • @Toolray6985
    @Toolray69859 күн бұрын

    Yeah you seemed tired to play someone as good as you are