How a SICK read won Dan "Jungleman" Cates a $306,900 pot

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
  • “Jungleman” Dan Cates and HCL regular "Bobo" played a $300,000+ pot on Hustler Casino Live, join Phil Galfond as he breaks down what Dan Cates and Bobo might have been thinking in this high stakes poker hand review!
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    Dan Cates' pro poker instincts were put to the test in this high stakes No Limit Hold ‘em hand; ‘standard’ or ‘optimal’ high stakes poker strategy says one thing and the Jungleman yells another while raking in a huge poker pot!
    How often do you see poker players making nearly pot-sized 300 big blind bets on the river with 90 big blinds behind?
    How often do you see 300 big blind bets into 400 big blind pots while playing $200/$400 NL Hold ‘em?
    This feels like a slightly rare poker moment…
    Thankfully we have Phil Galfond to break down what each high stakes poker player might have been thinking in this ultra deep stack poker hand.
    Said another way, we have a high stakes poker legend breaking down high stakes poker strategy at a high level, and for FREE!
    For those curious, the original high stakes poker live stream this footage came from featured a high level poker line-up of Dan Cates, Bobo, Phil Hellmuth, Stanley Choi, Nik Airball, Handz, Israeli Ron, and Andy Stacks.
    Thank you to all of these high stakes poker regulars for allowing Hustler Casino Live to broadcast their high stakes poker hands for us to enjoy and Phil to analyze.
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Комментарии • 266

  • @PhilGalfond
    @PhilGalfond  Год назад +25

    Hey! Here's my free 44-page Mindset Strategy Playbook -> philgalfond.com/mindset

  • @SteveBennett1
    @SteveBennett1 Год назад +79

    By far the best poker communicator in the business and I have watched a lot. So concise, so succinct, great stuff.

    • @BingoLittletradingfootball
      @BingoLittletradingfootball Год назад +1

      Yep. Not an 'um' or 'er' nor wasted gesture or tic. Direct into camera throughout.
      He has a future outside of poker if he fancys it!

    • @christopherhebert5586
      @christopherhebert5586 9 месяцев назад

      Mr.Galfond. With Gabe announcing his retirement, assuming that he was serious and taking his reason(s) for doing so, I believe that the stage is rightfully set for you to make a return to HSP.
      You’ve got the substance, a broad enough audience on RUclips that respects you based on that substance AND for the entertainment value that your takes bring.
      Your older and wiser self would simply be a bit more animated with one a many of “one liners” with your in debt analysis that you’d adjust, overtime, tailoring to a TV or HSP audience.
      An opportunity in disguise for you that takes into account your mistakes of your youth and tje wisdom gained from them by your current self.
      People can relate to that and I believe that they would support it and you specifically as a host because of that and your knowledge.
      Also your known for helping people improve their games in POKER. Good luck. Just add some
      Comedy and work on being comfortable doing it.
      The story writes itself

  • @RsSlay
    @RsSlay Год назад

    Love your concise breakdowns Phil. Thank you

  • @JO1E1
    @JO1E1 5 месяцев назад

    if bobo read it, he could have seen the check as weakness

  • @JayBougie
    @JayBougie Год назад +1

    This wasn’t Dan “Jungle man” Cates.
    It’s his Cousin Mickey Angelo!
    It’s ok Phil, you get a pass, they look a lot alike, constantly mistaken for each other…

  • @CARNA6E
    @CARNA6E Год назад +34

    Best hand reviews bar none imo, excited to see Phil break down more hands in the future!

  • @dj3rdcmng
    @dj3rdcmng Год назад +58

    These are my favorite videos you do. Not just telling, but explaining why. god bless you

    • @PhilGalfond
      @PhilGalfond  Год назад +7

      Thank you so much! ♥️

    • @sachsenschlachter6401
      @sachsenschlachter6401 Год назад

      ​@@PhilGalfondI heard London shall be very nice at this time of the year ;)

    • @jluchette
      @jluchette Год назад

      Phil’s analysis is top-tier. On a platform SATURATED with this type of content, Phil stands among the absolute best.!

  • @relaximjustasnowflake3115
    @relaximjustasnowflake3115 Год назад +46

    These videos are simply top tier! But wishing to see more content of you in action 😄

    • @PhilGalfond
      @PhilGalfond  Год назад +12

      I wish to see myself in action too! Need to find some games to play. Thank you!

    • @DBscooperPoker
      @DBscooperPoker 8 месяцев назад

      @@PhilGalfond Is holdem just prohibitively boring? Would love to see you on some live streams!

  • @joshyjosh8817
    @joshyjosh8817 Год назад +2

    Jungleman? Isn't that Mickey?

  • @superultimatewilly
    @superultimatewilly Год назад +8

    Sick play and read from jungle man and what a sick hand! Jungle went from value betting to bluffing and bono went from bluffing to value betting, awesome.

    • @PhilGalfond
      @PhilGalfond  Год назад +5

      So much respect for this play from Jungle.

    • @immortalserito774
      @immortalserito774 8 месяцев назад

      ​@PhilGalfond do you think Bobo should have checked the turn? You rationed he was protecting equity against 2 overs/flush draw.
      More often than not Bobo is ahead of a player like Jungle,... sometimes you have to acknowledge the player next to you is better and more capable and check your equity.
      Thanks for the great content!

  • @jason6141
    @jason6141 Год назад +65

    Jungleman will be the 🐐before too long

    • @johngreen7726
      @johngreen7726 Год назад +1

      Sick reads Junngleman & Patrick A. are the best.

    • @shamirbrown8160
      @shamirbrown8160 Год назад

      Patrick is more hard-headed, whereas Jungle is more creative with how he applies moves to his "sick reads."

    • @WINALLNITE
      @WINALLNITE Год назад +5

      He’s literally been the goat he’s the best heads up player in the world

    • @mattlender2127
      @mattlender2127 Год назад +5

      He's been the goat for forever. He's probably one of the best mix game and HU NLH and PLO players. And probably the best full ring NLH player in the world

    • @DavidL1986
      @DavidL1986 Год назад +1

      Would he still destroy Durr heads up today? (Only as Dwan seems pretty strong in these games)

  • @nbadigital
    @nbadigital Год назад +4

    biggest takeaway for me here is to not get too fancy with hands like Q9s preflop because it gets you in really difficult spots postflop which are tough to handle and as played I think Bobo has to call

    • @richardlefaive1944
      @richardlefaive1944 Год назад +1

      As played, I think Bobo calling is NOT an EV+ move. As bet, far more often than not you will be be looking at an; OP, Trip 8s, and even the odd 9s over 8s boat + quad 8s in jungle's hand. Most ppl with the nut flush draw are calling at least 1 of the turn or river rather than check raising. You have to be REALLY confident Bobo only has a suited face card + 9 ( or suited 10-9 ) to play it as Jungle did ( e.g. a read has to be involved) . Otherwise its too much $ to spew on a bluff.

    • @soldiersofduck
      @soldiersofduck 8 месяцев назад

      @@richardlefaive1944 agree. In a 4bet pot as 4 bettor you're just simply not scared of an 8 or AA-QQ. With bobo effectively capped thus, you can take this nutted line with TT-AA and crush. He should have folded flop but if you find yourself on the river with a 9 there you're beat so often.

  • @Pokerfarhang
    @Pokerfarhang Год назад +4

    I'm always wrong about one of those two assumptions, when I'm right about my opponent not having trips, he still calls with his bluff catcher, and when I Have an overpair he shows up with trips 😅

  • @zwijn
    @zwijn Год назад +1

    TY
    Should Dan xr turn with a (much) bigger size?

  • @securiosityy
    @securiosityy Год назад +13

    Great breakdown! Thank you for starting to make videos and sharing your knowledge with us. I've always been curious what Pros think in a hand. I haven't played in year but finding your channel, brought back some good memories, watching high-stakes action with you, Tom, Patrik, Ivey and all the other guys, some 15 years ago. Keep up the great work.

  • @hahaha12345678901234
    @hahaha12345678901234 Год назад +2

    What sort of value range is Jungle representing on the river ? What kinds of combos actually make sense for Jungle to have on river that are value given the pre-flop action ?

  • @_x__q
    @_x__q 8 месяцев назад +1

    Jungleman must have the craziest looking closet ever.

  • @anilyzerr
    @anilyzerr Год назад +1

    great content. exemplary.
    I suppose I would be interested to see some hands where nothing incredibly dramatic happens, eg where it's like bet turn take it down or something, or check fold, with a deeper explanation of the thought process, or for instance spots where pros are seemingly playing very tight; like maybe some really standard spots where players are making the very standard moves but it's perhaps interesting for some reason. Like eg players situationally raising early then folding to three bets with hands like 77 or AT maybe, like perhaps places where the pro is like fold here out of position almost automatic but to an observer might be like "why?"

  • @anthonyoconnell7459
    @anthonyoconnell7459 11 месяцев назад +2

    Hey Phil! An intelligent, articulate and well spoken gentleman. Which is very refreshing to come from the poker community by and large. Impressive. Good luck with all your endeavours and wish you all the best at the felt. Great content too! Thanks for the Mindset Strat book! God Speed sir, to you and your family.

  • @dirkmuc1
    @dirkmuc1 Год назад +2

    Very insightful. It's always easy to explain the past, but nobody is representing the ongoing thought process like you, Phil.
    Now, I am missing two points:
    1. When Dan reraises to ten k imho he is trying to find out if there is high pair on the other side.
    2. When Bono says "I like the ten" he is basically saying "I am not so convinced anymore if my raise was so good."
    ?

    • @richardlefaive1944
      @richardlefaive1944 Год назад

      On point 2 ...
      It certainly seems like Bobo is saying he doesn't have As, probably not Ks either. That comment sets up all Jungle's subsequent moves but ... "I like 10K" is ALSO something that someone with pocket 8s or 7-8s, 8-9s would say ...

  • @TheMartinTD
    @TheMartinTD Год назад +2

    Do not try this at low stakes lol

  • @3Questionmark4Profit
    @3Questionmark4Profit Год назад +1

    Awesome stuff. Thank you

  • @sup3rshe3p20
    @sup3rshe3p20 Год назад +1

    Awesome thumbnail mate!

  • @limjarrel
    @limjarrel Год назад +1

    Great analysis Mr. Galfond. My question is: Would things have turned out differently, if Bobo decided to check for pot control on the turn? Thanks :)

    • @teddykgb3365
      @teddykgb3365 Год назад

      Imo, the read by jm would be the same as Bobo would not check trips for pot control very often and instead has the range Phil mentions in the video. Thus, jm would probably fire the river and leave Bobo with a tough decision (for less money I think)

  • @TxMyTx
    @TxMyTx Год назад

    300-600/ 100 Ante
    Jungle, Galfond, Airball, Andy Stacks, Garret, Dwan, Dnegs
    This is the game I want.
    Btw phil, my best friend used to be backed by Apestyles in the 2000s.
    I remember the 1st time we watched your blue fire poker videos…..our minds were completely blown.
    “Uh guys we have a lot of work to do. Come watch this.”
    Watched your video sessions against “Lagasaurus” all the time.
    At that time, access to your premium content felt like cheating.
    Not surprised at all of your success. Good luck man

  • @slic_is_nutz
    @slic_is_nutz Год назад +1

    @philhalfond has some of the best breakdowns! Explains everything so thorough and simplistic !

  • @joshuapatrick682
    @joshuapatrick682 Год назад

    when Dan walked in with that drip you knew he came to play...I'm kind of flabbergasted Bobo folds to such a brick river. Sure dan's value hands is trips+ but all draws missed and there were a lot by the turn. all the straights, all the flushes/combo draws all the random over card big pair/Ax suited blockers. I think if you're gonna call turn you have to call that river right? or am I just a fish? what Is Dan's actual value range here other than random four bet bluffs that flopped trips and maybe KK AA? is he playing 1010-QQ this way?
    thanks for the commentary BTW...

  • @Blomdogg
    @Blomdogg 9 месяцев назад +1

    I would like to see old school hand reviews of the heydays before black friday on poker after dark and high stakes.... back when i used to watch immense amounts of poker...since you asked :) Thanks phil enjoy the vids

  • @oldegolfer5146
    @oldegolfer5146 Месяц назад

    What about the reverse - did BoBo then believe Jungle had an 8 or AA, KK, QQ, JJ or10 10. 6 hands that beat him, or did he just choke.

  • @matthewvitelli5087
    @matthewvitelli5087 Год назад

    The way they quantify a pot size is kind of dumb. If I bet a million into a 20 dollar pot and everyone folds. I only win a net of $20. But technically I won a pot of 1,000,020

  • @jetterjetson
    @jetterjetson Год назад

    This channel is so invaluable it should be taken down immediately. That being said, I actually appreciate the monotone narration. Clear and precise delivery. Cerebral insights. Zero flop. Just like Davey Pageviews rating a great slice. I give it a 9.1

  • @jimhammond5885
    @jimhammond5885 Год назад

    Jungleman was repping an over pair preflop, and Bobo ended up believing him. I've watched a lot of Jungleman's plays with overpairs on similar streams in Austin, and he always plays overpairs strong on every street. There was no check raising the turn. Seemed really fishy based on how he's played those hands previously. Check out his hand when he had QQ against Nik Airball at The Lodge stream. Dude did everything he could on flop and turn to get Airball off his hand, but Airball had a flush draw, chased it, and hit it. I haven't seen it done, but it would be cool if you reached out to the players involved to see if they'd be willing to go over their thought process on these hands.

  • @MaximusMerideus
    @MaximusMerideus Год назад

    Is there anybody better at teaching poker theory then Mr Galfond? One question for Phil- Should I of substituted *than for *then is my question? I always get those two confused. Thanks -

  • @TrenosUK
    @TrenosUK 4 месяца назад

    Wouldn’t be surprised if a live read made quite a big part in this play. Bobo’s body language really seemed to change when he hit his 9. I feel if he had an 8 he wouldn’t have looked as withdrawn even though he may have tried to. My man went rigid - before his head was spinning all over the place.

  • @guillaumebelanger6993
    @guillaumebelanger6993 Год назад

    Pretty sure Bobo can read Jungflemans exact hand with this action. Jungleman navigating this hand into so many raises gives so much info that river bluff is really bad. blocking the two top clubs makes this a lock that Bobo always calls the bluff. fucking awful by jungle

  • @raymondle4216
    @raymondle4216 Год назад +1

    Love the explanation. Rather than saying that betting, checking, or check-raising are all viable options 🤣

  • @brilliantbeaches5389
    @brilliantbeaches5389 10 месяцев назад

    Phil, why do you think his line looks strong? His line doesn't look strong when i have a 9 in my hand. Sure, he can play aces like this, but Bobo should also consider his bet on the turn looks weak, and there is a high possibility Jungle is bluffing. Bobo may have been a bit money scared. If he's a multimillionaire he calls in this spot.

  • @vietanh9363
    @vietanh9363 4 месяца назад

    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.

  • @antigtohighlights1079
    @antigtohighlights1079 9 месяцев назад

    really dont know looks like pure spew to me. Reads are good but bobo is playing like a fish/rec and they simply call TT/9x-JJ way too much on such dry runouts

  • @adansampieri6249
    @adansampieri6249 Год назад

    Make a video on a GREAT fold on the triton series 8/4/23 at the 2:47:25 mark.....trips vs full house

  • @jaybingham3711
    @jaybingham3711 Год назад

    Yeah...can't gloss over getting outta line with Q9. More precisely, the suited variety that inevitably seems to make people loose their minds causing them to wildly ascribe way too much value for the hand. When you get popped like this on the river the last thing you want to be contending with is a creeping recollection of "maybe they're right that getting outta line is a tough road to hoe." You might just have the indignity of suffering this kind of situation.

  • @alexanderlinton6946
    @alexanderlinton6946 Год назад +1

    Watching your videos is as cathartic as watching the ASL. Feels like home

  • @Johnny2Feathers
    @Johnny2Feathers Год назад

    Gto is great on paper and against computer software .. but live poker with truly random cards it’s just common sense that the great live players have been using forever only without the fancy words.

  • @jokersmith9096
    @jokersmith9096 Месяц назад

    It doesn't make sense to me why Bobo called the turn just to fold the river on a blank. Like... Did he not think ahead one street?

  • @BobbyRunout_TheEverydayWorld
    @BobbyRunout_TheEverydayWorld Год назад

    I'm pretty confused how as Bobo you can call the turn but then fold that river. What does the river change? Can you really expect a check on the river often enough given the action and stack sizes?
    I'm not saying I think he should call the turn check raise, I just don't get what range he could have put Jungleman on that would make him call turn but fold a 3o river.

  • @nikitakucherov5028
    @nikitakucherov5028 4 часа назад

    Bobo should have checked the turn

  • @christopherton
    @christopherton Год назад

    One of the best videos of hand analysis I’ve seen in a very long time. Hard to see BoBo dump that hand. Why even call the turn ? Garbage came on river. You gotta commit on turn If I call here and garbage rivers. Call !!!!!!!

  • @jhoppa5613
    @jhoppa5613 Год назад

    The fact he didnt go for it all there raises alarm.If he's betting thin for value why not get it all?, but what do know im a 1/2 player with shit grammar 😅

  • @tidusswords
    @tidusswords Год назад

    Hi Phil, I can't seem to find any way to dm you so I have to ask here. Do you have any advice on plo5 strategy? I've been trying to find a good training site

  • @MB-vk8cv
    @MB-vk8cv Год назад

    Saying he made a sick read I think is giving him to much credit. He can ONLY bluff if he wants to win.

  • @Tritiuminducedfusion
    @Tritiuminducedfusion 10 месяцев назад +1

    Lol Bobo "ohhhhhh" 🤣😂😂😂

  • @bobcooter
    @bobcooter Год назад

    I would be very tempted to call because of the flop raise, you started the mickey swinging contest and hit top pair, die on your sword.

  • @michaeletzkorn
    @michaeletzkorn Год назад

    That’s not Jungleman, that’s my boy Mickey Angelo!! Easy to get them confused

  • @willh4340
    @willh4340 Год назад

    I know you guys talk, so I'm just curious. Is this speculation, or did you confirm this with Dan?

  • @derekmumm1594
    @derekmumm1594 11 месяцев назад

    You are so good at analyzing the hand since you can see each card. You will never be wrong. Nice work. Your commentary is worthless.

  • @Gideon_Clarke
    @Gideon_Clarke Год назад

    I've been out of the poker loop for awhile. Why is Jungleman dressed like that? Is this his new standard?

  • @ajjenga4316
    @ajjenga4316 Год назад

    Explain how he won $306,000. How much $$$ did he get from opponent?

  • @AlluckyTV
    @AlluckyTV Год назад

    Check raise with 2 overs is standard no? I guess the paired board makes this a little less common but it's pretty clear that jungle's got a read on bobo that he's bluffing a little too much and wants to punish. Bobos sizing on the turn is a little unusual since ya betting small is not what you want to do on the turn with a made hand or a draw. So I guess the only options is that he's value betting something. But raising a nut draw and 2 overs is still ok

  • @ramanathanthinniyam
    @ramanathanthinniyam 11 месяцев назад

    But I dont understand what Jungleman is repping here. Would he be making these huge bets with QQ+?

  • @tylerjoyner9865
    @tylerjoyner9865 7 месяцев назад

    Phil how can I learn plo? Imy buddy says most players play out of fear and complacency. I want to work

  • @mbarret1able
    @mbarret1able Год назад +1

    Love the new set! Whatever happened to that subscriber weight-loss bet combo thing that was going on?

    • @PhilGalfond
      @PhilGalfond  Год назад +2

      Thank you! I lost the bet on both counts :)

    • @mbarret1able
      @mbarret1able Год назад +1

      @@PhilGalfond well it seems to be still working out for you :) love the content.

  • @nickjunes
    @nickjunes Год назад

    If bobo would call that turn then he should have called the river. It would just a bad hand all around for Bobo though. He had opportunity to fold. It was also a bad spot to bluff from the flop.

  • @MrVibeCheck41
    @MrVibeCheck41 Год назад +1

    Phil. Thank you for breaking this hand down and explaining it as if you were speaking to your golden retriever! These breakdowns arnt like any other content out there. Thank you!!!!

  • @New-ye2fl
    @New-ye2fl Год назад

    Rather just jam rob than ever putting myself in the spot of leaving myself 30k

  • @ikrenji8125
    @ikrenji8125 Год назад

    he got out of hand with a Q9s which is absolutely not good enough to 3-bet an UTG open and he paid a steep price. simple as

  • @lotsofsports2251
    @lotsofsports2251 11 месяцев назад

    If he goes all in and he has a million is it a 1.18mil pot? Just saying it looks like a 180k pot to me, not a 306k pot.

  • @skl5532
    @skl5532 Год назад

    It was all “feel” and buyins to reload - the Jungleman was doing none of this “analysis” in his head. In any normal stakes a 9 will call it

  • @themurph930
    @themurph930 Год назад

    It might have been a 300k pot all in but it was all his money. He only won 90k.

  • @symeonalexandridis9081
    @symeonalexandridis9081 Год назад

    Really??? Jungle was lucky his opponent was a gigantic fish

  • @Theo42600
    @Theo42600 Год назад

    The funniest thing he's no ones take care about jungle man outfit anymore xD

  • @michaelb4090
    @michaelb4090 Год назад

    The jungleeee only way to beat him is apply the pressure on him, if you can lol 🎉

  • @darrellirwin8412
    @darrellirwin8412 10 месяцев назад

    The jungle man 12 is a beast. Interesting hand break down.

  • @Nikkithedog-t6b
    @Nikkithedog-t6b Год назад

    The difference here is a guy that can afford to lose his stack and a guy that can't or won't.

  • @rugbywhisperer-coachkane3038
    @rugbywhisperer-coachkane3038 11 месяцев назад

    Ah man, some guys are better than others... if i do this the guy will have 9s full

  • @jwr3289
    @jwr3289 Год назад

    Me: takes the exact same line online
    Villain: calls with a pair of 2s
    Me:😢

  • @luxxn
    @luxxn Год назад +1

    Absolutely love this analysis. Thank you Phil!

  • @coldcuts3248
    @coldcuts3248 Год назад +7

    Shows how powerful playing trips the same way on the turn would’ve been had he actually had it. I do that sometimes with my big hands and sometimes it works but sometimes it backfires. Depends on opponent obviously. Great video!

    • @PhilGalfond
      @PhilGalfond  Год назад +6

      Yes, exactly! It takes a lot of quick thinking, but deception like that against great, high-intensity, opponents is so important.

    • @FATCACAK
      @FATCACAK Год назад

      I doubt you are playing someone good enough to have a bluff combo AND bluff with it there. If it was common Phil wouldn't be making a video About it so you should probably just go for thick value vs overpairs with your trips.. unless your name is Linus by chance?

    • @coldcuts3248
      @coldcuts3248 Год назад

      @@FATCACAK Its not that complicated. Sometimes you slow play big hands and sometimes you don't. Of course, you need to read your opponent.

    • @richardlefaive1944
      @richardlefaive1944 Год назад +1

      @@coldcuts3248 Exactly, go lighter with flopped trips against the nits, lead heavy against the stubborn calling stations, check them against the over aggressive and then probably call only to give them rope. Playing flopped trips like this would be an ADVANCED play used to balance your play, for use against top level, overly aggressive opponents.

  • @adamdouthy8023
    @adamdouthy8023 Год назад +1

    Great hand, great breakdown bro!!!

  • @stevelibby6852
    @stevelibby6852 Год назад

    Jungleman. Easily one of the top five. So good, and goofy outfits.

  • @jman5580
    @jman5580 11 месяцев назад

    if you gonna play like this you cant fold on that brick river

  • @ILLIFIED77
    @ILLIFIED77 Год назад

    Random sprinklings was the best part of the video

  • @nsfrozen
    @nsfrozen Год назад

    what a pleasure to be able to dive into your mind, good work bro

  • @bozapub3507
    @bozapub3507 Год назад

    Problem with this in my game is that they just say CALL!

  • @cfraczek
    @cfraczek 11 месяцев назад

    Are pocket 9s a credible story on the turn with the down bet?

  • @henningts
    @henningts Год назад

    its a 180000$ pot, uncalled bets don't count.

  • @galaxygalaxy4429
    @galaxygalaxy4429 Год назад

    Didn't Jungleman reraised the turn too small?

  • @mcfly7
    @mcfly7 Год назад +1

    Hey Galfond, I am happy that you decided to make videos. At this point any content is good. Keep up the good work!

  • @milkd.4206
    @milkd.4206 Год назад +2

    ❤️ this Phil!
    More please! 🙏

    • @PhilGalfond
      @PhilGalfond  Год назад +1

      Can do 🙂

    • @milkd.4206
      @milkd.4206 Год назад +1

      You're the best Phil.
      I appreciate you and everything that you do for the community.

  • @sudstahgaming
    @sudstahgaming 10 месяцев назад

    Jungleman should lose for his shocking dress sense lol

  • @skl5532
    @skl5532 Год назад

    Only possible on high stakes No way a 9 is not calling it

  • @seangrover702
    @seangrover702 Год назад

    Couldn’t bobo have had 99 in his range then?

  • @DRC85
    @DRC85 Год назад

    Q9 of hearts not doing well on televised poker

  • @HelloIamE21
    @HelloIamE21 Год назад

    Phil would you ever play in HCL?

  • @willinnewhaven3285
    @willinnewhaven3285 Год назад

    Very interesting and, I have to admit, entertaining

  • @geoffl
    @geoffl 9 месяцев назад

    or he got lucky bobo was at the bottom of his range?

  • @CiaoCompa
    @CiaoCompa Год назад

    In my opinion that was a great bet amount on the river .

  • @Lee33721
    @Lee33721 Год назад

    Not a masonic thumnail at all..good one phil 😉

  • @qwedqqweqeqwr5163
    @qwedqqweqeqwr5163 9 месяцев назад

    before the river comes out, are we ever worried about 99? Couldn't bobo take this line with 99? Or does his bet sizing on the turn negate that? @philgalfond

  • @JackFate61
    @JackFate61 Год назад

    Thanks, Phil , go Jungleman, go!

  • @ilovebrandnewcarpets
    @ilovebrandnewcarpets Год назад

    Glorious hand of street poker on all streets