Far be it from me to be critical of someone who made it to day 8 of the main event, but you have 44 million chips in front of you, and you just blow up with second pair? I’d be devastated, there’s no way to sugar coat it, that’s a bad way to go out of the Main Event. Totally unnecessary.
That easy to say sitting on the couch, much more difficult when you’re in the pressure cooker. She took a shot at trying to get her opponent to fold at the wrong time (remember, she had outs and couldn’t see his hole cards like you could). As someone who’s played this game over 50 years, at minimum, I give her credit for trying to play for the win instead of a better payday.
Unfortunately that is a move she will kick herself for the rest of her life. Just weird to see a top top pro do something like that, not blowing up but donking out at such a critical stage with so many chips in a fold and move on situation. That was like your favorite football team being 3 QB kneel downs from winning the Super Bowl and he fumbles the ball and a defensive tackle takes it 80 yards for the game winning TD. I was so invested in her reaching the final table and hoping to see her win it that going out like that feels like a punch in the gut. I just hope she and her friends do not try to rationalize it and come up with some elaborate line of thinking and just chalk it up to what it was, a total punt, so it does not go down that ugly ever again.
Your analogy is completely wrong. It would only work if she was the chip leader but she was already down 20 million chips from her high point, and was getting squeezed at the table. She made a move at the wrong time and it cost her. I watched her play for 10 hours the last 2 days, but all you guys watch 1 hand and think you know everything. Sit back down.
Yes makes zero sense... She apperantly wants a better hand then QK to fold so Pair of aces or better. But why would he even bet just an ACE on the turn.
Foxen got lucky to make it that far with her many many bluffs and weak play by other players. The commentators were annoying about getting her to the final. It was only a matter of time she would make a mistake and did it to the wrong player with a big hand. I wonder if she has ADHD with the amount of standing up and pouting her face all the time.
She got this type of nonsense through two AJ guys on an A-high board earlier, now is trying it again. I don't understand the thinking. This guy is clearly trying to rep an ace so why go all-in?
I wonder if she got tired and decided to go for it. She had other people covered and could have played for ICM to ladder up and at least make the final table and one million dollar pay off. No reason to put it in that spot. You would have to be ahead of an A to begin with.
@@sean6977 I wouldn't say she was lucky to make this far; she was able to aggressively steal pots because that is a huge part of her game. but, I was thinking that her aggression would finally be her downfall, but didn't expect her to make that bad of a decision in that spot, Vanessa Selbst style.
or maybe just call turn if you think hes bluffing,no need to shove 2nd pair,is she trying to even make weak A-x fold,?hed probably check those back,i cant understand ir
With the sizes of entries in the main event the odds are insurmountable she’ll get this close again. Amazing run but had a chance to make history and gagged.
yeah, we say that all the time but some players just have a knack for it. Jonathan Tamayo has been extremely deep multiple times, Brian Kim was the chip leader with about 50 or 60 left in 2022 and is at the final table. Navigating these types of fields is a skill different from knowing all your GTO charts and spots and having done it once gives players a massive edge to do it again. Cada and Newhouse both made multiple final tables in these sized fields, John Cynn finished 10th and then won it the next year, Damian Salas has multiple deep deep runs and a win. She can be back in this position for sure.
@@8BitChad Antoine Saout has a crazy Main Event record as well. Final tables in both 2009 (3rd) & 2017 (5th). He came 25th in 2016 and busted this year in the top 350.
That is a hideously unnecessary move when you are on the brink of history. What on earth made her decide to risk it all on a bluff that she did not need????
Please Polk or J Little analyse this because im absolutely baffled and have been trying to come up with reasons to shove their,apart from some dumb "i have a Q blocker to a straight" thing.Seems like total madness
yea i guess he was utg so he must of raised and she called like the only thing she beat that would raise there is K 10 or a under pair everything else out flopped her hard and there was 2 flush draws to boot like yea ,its as bad a getting aces and u keep calling down on a flush and or straighted board just silly .
She definitely just leveled herself into believing that he wasn't strong enough to call a shove. Still perplexing to end up there given that she had a big enough stack to ride right into the final table, but alas.
Apparently she has history against Serock in terms that she has played against him plenty of times. I just think she made a horrible read in him, expecting him to have AX and possibly fold a weaker A with kicker, but he bet 11 mil, don't know how she thought he would still fold even if he had a weak AX.
He had top 2, he didn’t know she was bluffing, his hand was just too strong to ever consider folding especially consider he beats some of her value shoves like KJ or AJ
Correct, I'm sure Serock saw that 99 hand she fluffed where she also double checked her hole cards before bluffing and that make his call here even easier
It was the last 3 or 4 hands in a row. Not just this one. Went from 70M to 0 really quick. I think the first 2 beats got her tilted and off her game. Easy to happen after all that time and pressure of getting to the final table. She had plenty of chips to play safe for another 2 hours and make it.
One thing about that is when she got to 70 million she should have just folded to the final table, walk away from the table with your blinds sitting out there you're going to induce action other players thinking they will steal it and other players will be making moves on your big blind every time it comes around do it for 3 orbits see what happens 18 hands.
Sick part is. She’s going to sleep at night knowing she will probably never get this opportunity again in her lifetime, and she blundered it in a series of horribly played hands after she was @ 71M in chips. She tried to bluff just previous to this hand on a Queen high board and lost 19,000,000 and I think the anxiety after that point of wanting to make final table so bad is what had her blast off like that I really really feel for her and was rooting for her. Very sad
@@kickdeboll She is a professional poker player, I'm sure she will go over her hands and make adjustments on her weak points. She has been doing this for years, we are not unlikely to see her again.
@@michelesbells6559yes, but even pros know that because the field of the main event is so big , you need a ridiculous amount of luck to make it as far as she did. Most pros only get 1 shot at it in their lifetimes. If you’re REALLY lucky you get 2-3 Not taking anything away from her skill because she is a phenomenal player. Just stating the fact that no matter how skilled you are, you need a lot of luck too to run deep in this tourney. Sad that she squandered the opportunity of a lifetime
@@michelesbells6559 Honestly, we are unlikely to see any of these people again this late in the tournament, just too many people and as Hellmuth has said "if skill was the only thing, I would win every tournament".
This is 100% the biggest punt of the wsop this year. She was in a great spot to reach the FT, and if she reached the FT, she'd be immortalized. Maybe even more than the eventual winner of this event. The narrative of the 1st woman to reach the FT in 30yrs would be worth millions to her in ambassador deals and stuff. This would already be considered a bad play in cash, and an absolute ICM punt at this stage of the tournament. With all this considered it's just not close. Anyway, it's still been a great run and super fun to follow though. She's played some great hands in the previous days.
She was playing so unbelievably well. Its hard to watch her punt it all away with KQ on a AKJ flop. I thought she could've easily gotten away from the hand when Serock bet the turn
Is she lucky those who say she is here, because she's a woman? Lol..foxen has tons in winnings. She's pretty well versed. But yeah, it was luck surviving to this point. All but making final table
Seems like a reasonable bluff candidate imo. she blocks strong Two pairs, kk, qt, and unblocks single pair ax which might fold. idk what's actually optimal but at least logically it makes some sense to me
@@craigferguson3433 a decent bluffing candidate but absolute ICM blunder, notice how lena900 completely changed his playstyle with a comfortable chip lead. She torched 3 million dollars on fire, she could have folded out the rest of her hands and still gotten 6th place.
Iv'e said it before and i'll say it again, please no more Maria Ho in The commentary Booth. Staying obvious facts 90% of the time and the other 10% yapping about blockers without any nuance
@@MattRowland 25bbs is pretty fukcing far from a short stack at this point in the tournament, its close to average, also she didnt have 25bbs, she had 30bbs if she folded, this is just a massive punt but its something we've seen many times before in this tournament, alot of people cant handle the pressure of being this close.
If she had called turn and shoved river theres a better chance serock folds since river was a heart,he probably still calls but hes certainly not folding when all he loses to realistically is q10
Kristin didn’t have enough in her stack for him to fold to river if she had called the turn. You have to node lock for the solver to anything but fold on the turn
Busting out this deep is always painful. Coolers are a huge letdown but coolers happen and you can live with it. Suckouts are frustrating but people get lucky and you can live with that too. This wasn't a cooler or someone getting lucky. This was donking out and it's really gonna sting for awhile.
but why shove over a bluff?In case a heart or spade hits and he uses that to bluff again with? or she want to deny equity to flush draws?Fck it only 2nd pair and a decent stack she will get better oppurtunities to increase stack size later on when smallies start shoving. dont have to win every hand,think of future game edge
At any average cash game or average tournament it possible to ignore Foxen's play. But with few players left to make the final table of the main event, and with enough chips to make the final table, Foxen conduct was very very strange. Please consider the following: 1) The pre-flop raise is from under the gun. 2) The player under the gun has her covered. 3) She decides to defend BB with KQ off, which is OK 4) The Flop is J, A , K, and the preflop raiser makes a bet. Considering the special moment, she should have folded there. 5) But She calls the Flop bet, and faces another big bet on the Turn. Again, she had a chance to get away. But instead, she pushes all-in and is out of the tournament...!!! Foxen is an excellent player, and such mistake must be the result of being exhausted, and complete loss of awareness of the very special moment.
@@JimmySands-pd7xt what is ridiculous is giving the opportunity of being on the final table , when several short stacks were around. If Foxen avoided big confrontations, she had an excellent chance to get on the final table. And for her getting on final table and getting endorsements, as the only woman on the final table in 30 years, had more value than the $10,000,000 first prize...!!! That's why folding at any stage-- preflop, plop, turn, or river was the right play. Tamayo was smart enough to fold QQ, avoid confrontation, end up on the final table, and win the event....!!!
She could have made the final table by folding to the money don't get fancy and Foxen got fancy and she paid the price, nice grind until that hand, easy fold with that ACE out there.
I was just telling a buddy the other day that she would be eliminated by Joe serock when I saw they were going to be on the same table. Played with him at a table at a WPT event he's a very crafty player
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as a fellow Canadian, I've been a huge fan of Kristen's for awhile now, but this hand? yikes..not sure why she thought this play would work in this spot?...she didn't need to risk it all in this spot. Unfortunately, this is a huge punt...she will be thinking about this hand for years. However, CONGRATULATIONS on 13th , huge accomplishment!!!!
It’s not about there was an A on the board, the guy opened in early position, at this stage of the tournament no one open light from that position, and the flop smashes his range, all the sets and 2 pair combos, add on that his bet turn was big enough reltively speaking to her stack so there was no fold equity at all if he had a strong hand, and if he’s bluffing he will let it go, and if that was the case and he was bluffing (if she put him on a bluff there, undoubtedly) give him the rope to do so and bluff catch on the river, totally bad play and a huge misstep at this stage of the tournament when she had a decent stack and chance to reach the final
Unblock hearts, blocks the nuts and strong ax hands so decided didn't want to be pushed around by big stacks large barrel. In a vacuum maby not terrible but lol at taking this spot deep in The main with a healthy Stack. Ray Guy would be proud
I would’ve folded bases on the fact that there’s two smaller chip stacks at my table that also have to play the BB. I’m not risking my tournament life or possible final table against someone who has me covered and made such a huge turn bet in an early position. I’m honestly shocked she went all in. Seemed like at least a call on the turn and maybe a shove on the River but he’s never folding AK after that big turn bet.
after 8 days of grueling poker, thats normally the moments where the winner splits from the looser, nothing to be ashamed, even if serocks line was clear here that he never would step away from that board at the turn,, congrats Kristen to a great tournament
@@noahsalzman4278 Exactly, she blocked AK AQ Q10 so thinking he had a 7s 8s 9s or just messing around is logical its not a punt. She lost like 20 mil in the previous hour and she tried to get it all back there.
Not saying this happened, but sometimes when I get some huge bluffs through it inflates my confidence and I run with bluffs when I really don’t need to or I miss cues that it’s not the right time.
goes all in with this hand, can show just how much luck is involved, because for 10m, you don't shove with a king when an ace is out there lol, brain stopped working
Massive pressure and so close to the dream. I’m pretty sure she never plays KQ normally that way but sometimes this happens when the situation gets the better of you. WP GG anyway.
It looked to me like Serock gave away quite a few fake tells with his chip shuffling, it looked like Kristen picked up on something he did and got a false live read.
@@Diidiidiididi its a big difference between 13 and 1st in this tournament, she got really lucky a few times and you could see she started to crumble under the pressure on day 8. Just look a the difference in body language between her and Åstedt, she was clearly nervous, he is enjoying the spotlight and the spot overall, he thrives during these conditions, she folds under the pressure.
Rampage would be proud of this punt.
Yeah, except Rampage does it on day 1.
When she spends all that time looking like she is clearly calculating…she gave it away.
Shats goin on it's ya boy Ethan hope you're all having a great day
@@FatherofMan25 lol everyone takes 3 minutes per move. It’s ridiculous.
Rampage has been on tilt for a long time. He will go broke soon.
Nobody more upset than PokerGO 😂
Facts. Not gunna get many paid subs to watch the final table now.
@@Knight5533because of her? She’s a 7 at best
Far be it from me to be critical of someone who made it to day 8 of the main event, but you have 44 million chips in front of you, and you just blow up with second pair? I’d be devastated, there’s no way to sugar coat it, that’s a bad way to go out of the Main Event. Totally unnecessary.
That easy to say sitting on the couch, much more difficult when you’re in the pressure cooker. She took a shot at trying to get her opponent to fold at the wrong time (remember, she had outs and couldn’t see his hole cards like you could). As someone who’s played this game over 50 years, at minimum, I give her credit for trying to play for the win instead of a better payday.
@@Bradydog-in7ut❌
QK is an exit hand
Going from 2nd in chips with 15 left to out at 13th is a major punt
at one point.. she was cl 15 left
this is not 100% true but it was a punt this time
Sounds like my runs in small tourneys 😂
What she was at 15 isn't really relevant to her a bust out hand. She was middle of the pack when she busted not 2nd.
@antzooma Lol at being results oriented...this is always terrible.
Wow i thought K on the river was going to be the reason she gets stacked , what a punt
yeah same here, thought that's the only way shes getting it all in for tournament life
Me too but as she was tanking so long I was like, no way she bluff shoves this turn. She found that way
Thought the same here.
Peeling on the flop is understandable but iffy enough there, snap fold on that turn...major punt.
Same.
4:31 Alex Foxen is like “babe…wtf?” 😂
She'll be replaying that hand before going to sleep for quite some time hahahaha oops.
to be so close and lose it in that way.. nightmare fuel
100%.
lol yep for years to come
$600k she be fine
Then over 40million chips to risk on a hand like that! Dnt get it
Unfortunately that is a move she will kick herself for the rest of her life. Just weird to see a top top pro do something like that, not blowing up but donking out at such a critical stage with so many chips in a fold and move on situation. That was like your favorite football team being 3 QB kneel downs from winning the Super Bowl and he fumbles the ball and a defensive tackle takes it 80 yards for the game winning TD. I was so invested in her reaching the final table and hoping to see her win it that going out like that feels like a punch in the gut. I just hope she and her friends do not try to rationalize it and come up with some elaborate line of thinking and just chalk it up to what it was, a total punt, so it does not go down that ugly ever again.
yea i cant wait to see how the GTO geeks will justify this shove with that decent stack at that stage on that board,just ridiculous
Shoving with 23s would have been a better play indeed. Dude not folding aj and you block aq which he maybe folds
Your analogy is completely wrong. It would only work if she was the chip leader but she was already down 20 million chips from her high point, and was getting squeezed at the table. She made a move at the wrong time and it cost her.
I watched her play for 10 hours the last 2 days, but all you guys watch 1 hand and think you know everything. Sit back down.
Yes makes zero sense... She apperantly wants a better hand then QK to fold so Pair of aces or better. But why would he even bet just an ACE on the turn.
No it's not that serious. You saying she should be miserable about it is weird.
Senseless play.
Foxen got lucky to make it that far with her many many bluffs and weak play by other players. The commentators were annoying about getting her to the final. It was only a matter of time she would make a mistake and did it to the wrong player with a big hand. I wonder if she has ADHD with the amount of standing up and pouting her face all the time.
She won several bluffs on her way up and this was brought her down.
She got this type of nonsense through two AJ guys on an A-high board earlier, now is trying it again. I don't understand the thinking. This guy is clearly trying to rep an ace so why go all-in?
I wonder if she got tired and decided to go for it. She had other people covered and could have played for ICM to ladder up and at least make the final table and one million dollar pay off. No reason to put it in that spot. You would have to be ahead of an A to begin with.
@@sean6977 I wouldn't say she was lucky to make this far; she was able to aggressively steal pots because that is a huge part of her game. but, I was thinking that her aggression would finally be her downfall, but didn't expect her to make that bad of a decision in that spot, Vanessa Selbst style.
She must have been watching some rampage videos the night before. For a second i had to check to make sure I was watching the right thing.
Massive punt. Hes UTG. Clear fold
Especially when his stack is 2x yours, you don't risk an exit.
terrible blunder, what a punt
or maybe just call turn if you think hes bluffing,no need to shove 2nd pair,is she trying to even make weak A-x fold,?hed probably check those back,i cant understand ir
She played well overall but that's all it takes in NLH.
@@Gos1234567100%
With the sizes of entries in the main event the odds are insurmountable she’ll get this close again. Amazing run but had a chance to make history and gagged.
yeah, we say that all the time but some players just have a knack for it. Jonathan Tamayo has been extremely deep multiple times, Brian Kim was the chip leader with about 50 or 60 left in 2022 and is at the final table. Navigating these types of fields is a skill different from knowing all your GTO charts and spots and having done it once gives players a massive edge to do it again. Cada and Newhouse both made multiple final tables in these sized fields, John Cynn finished 10th and then won it the next year, Damian Salas has multiple deep deep runs and a win. She can be back in this position for sure.
@@8BitChad Antoine Saout has a crazy Main Event record as well. Final tables in both 2009 (3rd) & 2017 (5th). He came 25th in 2016 and busted this year in the top 350.
@@8BitChad thats just variance. Still unlikely that they will get that far ever again
That is a hideously unnecessary move when you are on the brink of history. What on earth made her decide to risk it all on a bluff that she did not need????
She played like that the whole tournament.
Just got lucky to get this close to the FT.
Punt of the year
of the decade
of the century
what does punt mean bro?
@@johnniedevv9149 "A slang poker term used to describe a very poor decision that resulted in a large loss."
There's an analogy with football. A punt in football is when a player kicks the ball. In poker it means you "kicked" away all your chips
Please Polk or J Little analyse this because im absolutely baffled and have been trying to come up with reasons to shove their,apart from some dumb "i have a Q blocker to a straight" thing.Seems like total madness
She doesn't seem to be that skilled, just lucky....she did this a bunch but got bailed out by the cards...
yea i guess he was utg so he must of raised and she called like the only thing she beat that would raise there is K 10 or a under pair everything else out flopped her hard and there was 2 flush draws to boot like yea ,its as bad a getting aces and u keep calling down on a flush and or straighted board just silly .
She definitely just leveled herself into believing that he wasn't strong enough to call a shove. Still perplexing to end up there given that she had a big enough stack to ride right into the final table, but alas.
Apparently she has history against Serock in terms that she has played against him plenty of times. I just think she made a horrible read in him, expecting him to have AX and possibly fold a weaker A with kicker, but he bet 11 mil, don't know how she thought he would still fold even if he had a weak AX.
@@flava4yu374 He can't call Ax on that board. Of course he can fold that hand.
Wow. All that work and to lose them on a move like that. She could have coasted to the final table.
5:08 Maria is so well-spoken. I would NOT have been able to put it that nicely.
I watched this live and was stunned. I was rooting for her.
Great effort by Foxen, Well played tournament 👏🏽
Apart from this absolutely massive punt
@@gandalf7687 happens after 8 days of playing
@@Tricks98😂😂😂😂😂. Um no. That was awful
@@sneakkyz3696 When was the last time you finished top 13? In your basement?
Someone really said "can you smell what Serock is cooking" after he beat her 4:49 😂
He said it himself. So arrogant.
@@Collective_Oilersis he known to do that?
@@Collective_Oilersthere's another clip on youtube from another angle which shows Serock at the moment it's shouted. It was certaintly not him.
@@Collective_Oilersit it was him that's pretty cringe. If it was someone in the crowd it's pretty funny
Everytime she acts that way before going all in, Serock knew she was bluffing. He has her number all the way with that snap call all in.
He had top 2, he didn’t know she was bluffing, his hand was just too strong to ever consider folding especially consider he beats some of her value shoves like KJ or AJ
Correct, I'm sure Serock saw that 99 hand she fluffed where she also double checked her hole cards before bluffing and that make his call here even easier
Nah he has top 2 he’s never bet folding the turn
It was the last 3 or 4 hands in a row. Not just this one. Went from 70M to 0 really quick. I think the first 2 beats got her tilted and off her game. Easy to happen after all that time and pressure of getting to the final table. She had plenty of chips to play safe for another 2 hours and make it.
One thing about that is when she got to 70 million she should have just folded to the final table, walk away from the table with your blinds sitting out there you're going to induce action other players thinking they will steal it and other players will be making moves on your big blind every time it comes around do it for 3 orbits see what happens 18 hands.
Sick part is. She’s going to sleep at night knowing she will probably never get this opportunity again in her lifetime, and she blundered it in a series of horribly played hands after she was @ 71M in chips.
She tried to bluff just previous to this hand on a Queen high board and lost 19,000,000 and I think the anxiety after that point of wanting to make final table so bad is what had her blast off like that
I really really feel for her and was rooting for her. Very sad
@@kickdeboll She is a professional poker player, I'm sure she will go over her hands and make adjustments on her weak points. She has been doing this for years, we are not unlikely to see her again.
@@michelesbells6559yes, but even pros know that because the field of the main event is so big , you need a ridiculous amount of luck to make it as far as she did. Most pros only get 1 shot at it in their lifetimes. If you’re REALLY lucky you get 2-3
Not taking anything away from her skill because she is a phenomenal player. Just stating the fact that no matter how skilled you are, you need a lot of luck too to run deep in this tourney. Sad that she squandered the opportunity of a lifetime
@@michelesbells6559 Honestly, we are unlikely to see any of these people again this late in the tournament, just too many people and as Hellmuth has said "if skill was the only thing, I would win every tournament".
If luck was the only factor Joe Cada would never lose.
I wish I could watch this live but paying for a subscription isn’t worth it.
You're poor.
@@thesorrow88 Or I don’t play Poker enough to care. I see you are chasing a dream you won’t get to see. Unfortunate for you.
Neither is playing poker
@@brandonwarthon6603 its 20 bucks for a month
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This is 100% the biggest punt of the wsop this year. She was in a great spot to reach the FT, and if she reached the FT, she'd be immortalized. Maybe even more than the eventual winner of this event. The narrative of the 1st woman to reach the FT in 30yrs would be worth millions to her in ambassador deals and stuff. This would already be considered a bad play in cash, and an absolute ICM punt at this stage of the tournament. With all this considered it's just not close. Anyway, it's still been a great run and super fun to follow though. She's played some great hands in the previous days.
She was so so lucky several times...
you have to be in a tournament, every single one of those players still there got lucky a crazy amount of times to be there
@@isaacsanchez2003 Some more than others.
She was playing so unbelievably well. Its hard to watch her punt it all away with KQ on a AKJ flop. I thought she could've easily gotten away from the hand when Serock bet the turn
you mean getting lucky
She had KK like an hour earlier against AA and lost the bare minimum with the hand. Hard to believe it's the same person.
@@BrettMKWthat was just luck, she was trying to trap the short stack and got bailed out by the Ace
She is an aggressive nit tight with it aggro without trying to play 4 card poker
Is she lucky those who say she is here, because she's a woman? Lol..foxen has tons in winnings. She's pretty well versed. But yeah, it was luck surviving to this point. All but making final table
Just goes to show how ONE misstep is all it takes. She played well as always (got lucky too sure).
She played this hand terribly
Seems like a reasonable bluff candidate imo. she blocks strong Two pairs, kk, qt, and unblocks single pair ax which might fold. idk what's actually optimal but at least logically it makes some sense to me
@@omensoffateyou should play the main!
@@craigferguson3433 a decent bluffing candidate but absolute ICM blunder, notice how lena900 completely changed his playstyle with a comfortable chip lead. She torched 3 million dollars on fire, she could have folded out the rest of her hands and still gotten 6th place.
@@craigferguson3433can you explain to me how she blocks those hands please.
Serock looks like a track and field athlete
I actually think he looks like Corporal Maxwell Klinger from the TV show M.A.S.H.
My first thought was drg addiction. Funny we were no where close to each other 😅
Well, he is wearing a tennis shirt.
He looks like a skeleton and athlete at the same time
Looks like a vegan
Zero foxens given
love it
😂😂😂
so happy she's out. This hand is the moment when poker won.
That’s the phoniest thing I’ve Amber Heard.
If she thought this was a bluff she has a long way to go 😂
Maria Ho: “she blocks the Q10”
And? What about the million other hands he can have that beats 2nd pair LOL 😂
Maria loves pointing out meaningless blockers to justify a badly played hand.
Probably because it’s easy for her(Maria)to excuse bad play with “well I had blockers”
Yeah the blocker talk has gotten out of hand. She blocks AK too lol
She also blocked herself from advancing. Lol.
Iv'e said it before and i'll say it again, please no more Maria Ho in The commentary Booth. Staying obvious facts 90% of the time and the other 10% yapping about blockers without any nuance
Is that you rampage?
4:58 "The community" lol
Gynocentrism was rooting for her. Lol
Inconceivable.. What a lost opportunity just lay it down you had 40 million
We have a new Vanessa SealBUST
Jordan Griff being the chip leader is actually kind of funny.
How to blow up main event final table e probably 1M prize or more well done..she was not even that short stack if she folds
She has 25 BB if she folds. Can make things happen for sure but clearly a short stack with Kim and Serock pulling away.
@@MattRowlandShe still had 37.2M on the turn, actually it's 31 bb. Dumb allin w 2 short stack at the table at 13 playas bef final 🤦🏼♂️
@@MattRowland In mtt 25bb are pretty normal stack also from ICM prospective you can find better sport than this to attacck expecially 10 left
@@MattRowland 25bbs is pretty fukcing far from a short stack at this point in the tournament, its close to average, also she didnt have 25bbs, she had 30bbs if she folded, this is just a massive punt but its something we've seen many times before in this tournament, alot of people cant handle the pressure of being this close.
@@glennhagstedt Exactly..plus from ICM prospective have so much value cause of the payjump is so high for the last 10 players
Pretty ridiculous to get out of line vs utg range on that board and at that stage of the tournament!
If she had called turn and shoved river theres a better chance serock folds since river was a heart,he probably still calls but hes certainly not folding when all he loses to realistically is q10
What about jacks?
@@KlasNilsson-ix6gs she would've 3 bet pre,she had less than 40 bb
Kristin didn’t have enough in her stack for him to fold to river if she had called the turn. You have to node lock for the solver to anything but fold on the turn
Probably. Didn't know who raised and who called before flop.@@AkramRagab-bd2qb
Busting out this deep is always painful. Coolers are a huge letdown but coolers happen and you can live with it. Suckouts are frustrating but people get lucky and you can live with that too. This wasn't a cooler or someone getting lucky. This was donking out and it's really gonna sting for awhile.
crap play by her
How could you ever think hes bluffing there
Fatigue. Emotional roller coaster, she almost got knocked out a few hours earlier.
but why shove over a bluff?In case a heart or spade hits and he uses that to bluff again with? or she want to deny equity to flush draws?Fck it only 2nd pair and a decent stack she will get better oppurtunities to increase stack size later on when smallies start shoving.
dont have to win every hand,think of future game edge
@@Gos1234567
Deny equity from flush draws is exactly right - only logical explanation. UTGs range is just too strong to do it though.
was it a raised, re-raised preflop situation?
Dubbel flush draw on board probably, but this is a massive punt
At any average cash game or average tournament it possible to ignore Foxen's play. But with few players left to make the final table of the main event, and with enough chips to make the final table, Foxen conduct was very very strange. Please consider the following: 1) The pre-flop raise is from under the gun. 2) The player under the gun has her covered. 3) She decides to defend BB with KQ off, which is OK 4) The Flop is J, A , K, and the preflop raiser makes a bet. Considering the special moment, she should have folded there. 5) But She calls the Flop bet, and faces another big bet on the Turn. Again, she had a chance to get away. But instead, she pushes all-in and is out of the tournament...!!! Foxen is an excellent player, and such mistake must be the result of being exhausted, and complete loss of awareness of the very special moment.
Flop is a clear call, ridiculous to suggest she should have folded
@@JimmySands-pd7xt what is ridiculous is giving the opportunity of being on the final table , when several short stacks were around. If Foxen avoided big confrontations, she had an excellent chance to get on the final table. And for her getting on final table and getting endorsements, as the only woman on the final table in 30 years, had more value than the $10,000,000 first prize...!!! That's why folding at any stage-- preflop, plop, turn, or river was the right play. Tamayo was smart enough to fold QQ, avoid confrontation, end up on the final table, and win the event....!!!
Ego ALLIN....I know everyone is watching...I'm gonna showoff how amazing I am.Just ridiculous!
Her husband wasn't pleased by this play rotflmao
Terrible poker, she will be kicking herself for a long time after that move
Pushing all in after a 11.6m bet on the turn is pretty wild... no one is bluffing at that point.
I get the play pre and on the flop but that turn jam is braindead...
Maybe you can bluff raise when youre deeper but in that spot in the main.. just fold and live to see another day
That's a truly ludicrous line to take
What a punt
Harrison Butker is so proud of her
She came so close to making history, I feel gutted for her, I hope she doesn’t beat herself up too much over this
So close, yet so far. lololololol
What a bad play WOW!!!
What a crazy punt that punt is worth alot of money
when you don't need the money you don't care about the money
@@AH-bo5gb pretty sure she would care about 10 million 😄 🤣
@@joshthomas9330-If she folds on the turn she had 37 mil left which is worth at the very least 2 or 3 pay jumps lol.
@T-roc57 yh and one double up and she would have been laughing
@@AH-bo5gbi am pretty sure she does
These things happen, especially in a very long tiring tournament like this one. Mental fatigue can cause you to make bad decisions.
That’s got to be fatigue……totally unnecessary. Great run.
She could have made the final table by folding to the money don't get fancy and Foxen got fancy and she paid the price, nice grind until that hand, easy fold with that ACE out there.
And made history now No one will remember her in couple years
i cant believe she made this play at this time.
It's so wholesome to see how she and her husband are always present at each other's tourneys. They seem happy together, I like that for them
That was stupid
Fatigue induced misclick
Agree...real shame
The guy next to her put me on tilt just looking at him. If my screen were scratch and sniff I'd probably gone insane.
I feel like Serock got in her head. The way she was talking to him on other days, it seemed like she was almost wooed by him.
I was just telling a buddy the other day that she would be eliminated by Joe serock when I saw they were going to be on the same table. Played with him at a table at a WPT event he's a very crafty player
You act like he made some amazing read.
@@tommyfu9271 um no I just simply said he's crafty
Lol this is completely standard to play ak like that, not like he made some amazing move or anything
@@JimmySands-pd7xt exactly.
Donked it off wow
Silly to throw away your main event like that
Brunette Kristen Bicknell would have never made that play.
Seriously.... What tf was she thinking? Might as well not even play if you're just going to give it away like this.
She wrecked her chance of making final table on a basic bluff into Sherlock. Who 3 bet and lead out, wtf thinking
Got to play against her in an online bracelet event final table , I am very happy to have had such an incredible opponent. Kristen rules!
never seen a bigger ICM punt before... great run tho, GG
Lococo 2021 final table
As Daniel would say "That's and Oppsie"...
the punt of a lifetime
Great run! Would have been interesting to see her in the final table!! Congrats either way!
Why put this video up before the day 8 highlights? 🤷♂️
Exactly!! I was looking forward to watching her play
To show you what you are missing out on without a PokerGo subscription. This is up for the same reason the highlights are posted; it's an advertisement.
Gotta get that fomo for more subscribers
as a fellow Canadian, I've been a huge fan of Kristen's for awhile now, but this hand? yikes..not sure why she thought this play would work in this spot?...she didn't need to risk it all in this spot. Unfortunately, this is a huge punt...she will be thinking about this hand for years. However, CONGRATULATIONS on 13th , huge accomplishment!!!!
Wow I could play at this level
The excitement that comes with winning, It's always fun to play with friends on Hugewin.
No it’s not. Just stop with this bullshit.
There was an A on board. What TF was she thhinking?
Trying to rep QT I guess. Just a bad punt really.
It’s not about there was an A on the board, the guy opened in early position, at this stage of the tournament no one open light from that position, and the flop smashes his range, all the sets and 2 pair combos, add on that his bet turn was big enough reltively speaking to her stack so there was no fold equity at all if he had a strong hand, and if he’s bluffing he will let it go, and if that was the case and he was bluffing (if she put him on a bluff there, undoubtedly) give him the rope to do so and bluff catch on the river, totally bad play and a huge misstep at this stage of the tournament when she had a decent stack and chance to reach the final
Unblock hearts, blocks the nuts and strong ax hands so decided didn't want to be pushed around by big stacks large barrel. In a vacuum maby not terrible but lol at taking this spot deep in The main with a healthy Stack. Ray Guy would be proud
I would’ve folded bases on the fact that there’s two smaller chip stacks at my table that also have to play the BB. I’m not risking my tournament life or possible final table against someone who has me covered and made such a huge turn bet in an early position. I’m honestly shocked she went all in. Seemed like at least a call on the turn and maybe a shove on the River but he’s never folding AK after that big turn bet.
I loved watching it
Here we thought no one could play worse donking off chips like Song did... Foxen " Hold my beer!"
I mean I was gonna comment about how absolutely horrible this was but it seems like every other comment has that covered. 😂
after 8 days of grueling poker, thats normally the moments where the winner splits from the looser, nothing to be ashamed, even if serocks line was clear here that he never would step away from that board at the turn,, congrats Kristen to a great tournament
What a blunder.
Ah! She was playing so well. Bluff with KK the other day was next level. Fatigue gets us all I guess
Turn your middle pair on an ace high board into a bluff? Why
Woman?
Very aggressive. Won't be pushed around.
Luck runs out for everyone...
This is the problem when you go with feel versus theory. Sometimes you will be wrong and you'll doubt your entire existence. Poker is tough
Many people asking "why do that" and you answered it. She _guessed_ he had weaker holdings and gambled.
She def thought she had a read. It's easy to spazz against a laggy player like Serock. I know I've done it...
@@noahsalzman4278 Exactly, she blocked AK AQ Q10 so thinking he had a 7s 8s 9s or just messing around is logical its not a punt. She lost like 20 mil in the previous hour and she tried to get it all back there.
Not saying this happened, but sometimes when I get some huge bluffs through it inflates my confidence and I run with bluffs when I really don’t need to or I miss cues that it’s not the right time.
goes all in with this hand, can show just how much luck is involved, because for 10m, you don't shove with a king when an ace is out there lol, brain stopped working
If someone will tell me poker is a game of skill I will show him this hand 😂
2:25 👈🏼🤨 what’s up with all that noise in the background, when ppl are playing for millions?? SMH
Massive pressure and so close to the dream. I’m pretty sure she never plays KQ normally that way but sometimes this happens when the situation gets the better of you. WP GG anyway.
Oh she made plays like this the whole tournament but luck eventually runs out
Her husband was going to buy her a new watch if she won the whole thing, then remembered there’s a clock on the stove.
Easy fold
It looked to me like Serock gave away quite a few fake tells with his chip shuffling, it looked like Kristen picked up on something he did and got a false live read.
2:43 to 2:54 she looks alot at his chips and seems to come up to a conclusion.
I knew it was a matter of time lol
She finish 13 on 10.000 player more what are you saying fishinet
@@Diidiidiididi its a big difference between 13 and 1st in this tournament, she got really lucky a few times and you could see she started to crumble under the pressure on day 8.
Just look a the difference in body language between her and Åstedt, she was clearly nervous, he is enjoying the spotlight and the spot overall, he thrives during these conditions, she folds under the pressure.
@@glennhagstedt”she got really lucky” dude literally everyone that deep got really lucky to be there
Foxen was gifted the last two rounds.
Sorek looks like he smells
Everyone in the room knew he had an ACE lol except her
She punted on first down