The Most INSANE End To A Poker Hand EVER!!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
- What is the craziest thing that you have seen at the poker table? I can assure you that you have never seen this! After Nick A runs his top pair into Julia’s pocket kings he’s had enough and decides to leave, but not without terrifying everyone at the poker table first!
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Julia is an amateur poker player introduced as being from Palmdale U.S.A. and plays fairly regularly on the Hustler Casino Live stream.
Little is known about Nick A, but he is introduced as being a massive hummus enthusiast who occasionally plays on the HCL stream.
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🔍 Pre-Flop:
With the $80 straddle in play, Julia limps from under-the-gun +1 with pocket kings. Mr. J calls the straddle from the third blind holding Q8o, and Nick A, sitting in the under-the-gun straddle, raises to $500 with QJo. Julia makes the call, prompting Mr. J to fold as the two of them head to the flop.
💸 Flop - Qd 6c 3h:
The queen-high flop gives Nick top pair, but he decides to check to Julia rather than continuation bet. She fires out a bet of $1,000 with her overpair. Nick just calls as they head to the turn.
💣 Turn - 6d:
The turn is a board pairing 6 of diamonds, bringing a flush draw with it. Nick checks once more to Julia who fires a second barrel for $2,680 with her cowboys, which is enough to put Nick all in. Nick agonizes over the decision but ultimately settles on a call. Nick does not hit his miracle queen on the river & decides that it is now time to leave but not before he leaves his mark. You have to watch this entire poker video to find out what it was!
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What’s the craziest thing YOU have seen at the poker table? 😵💫
Hahah was it Allen Kessler? The player from your story 😂
Several years ago, had a waiter at Parx spill the whole tray on my head while leaning down to pick up a tip that fell on the floor.
What did they do to make things right?
@@SerErryk
They gave me a $25 voucher to use at the casino 😑.
@@datsumcrzysht That's terrible. I think anything less than $100 is completely unreasonable. What jerks.
@@SerErryk
Yeah I agree that it should’ve been higher, but I’m a regular at the Poker room and know most people. So not taking it in stride would just make me look bad.
😲
That door shouldn't have been able to break that easily. The glass might have already had a hairline crack in it before he tried to open it the wrong way. I don't believe it's his fault.
Yeah that was definitely an accident. He really didn’t seem THAT upset leaving the table.
That type of glass can't have a hairline crack without exploding like it did. It most likely had metal touching the edge of the glass in between the handle or inside the hinges and when he tried to push it out there was too much pressure where the metal and glass touched which caused it to explode. This was almost definitely caused by an installation error.
it's not the best angle, but he sure didn't look like he even hit the door hard at all, just pushed it outward, which would be it's purpose, if it wasn't prior broken.
At the CROWN Casino, Melbourne, a huge amount of noise was coming from two tables across from me, when a CRAZY thing happened ... Dealer put out the RIVER card TOOO EARLY, before TURN ACTION completed. Last to act player insisted that the river must STAY as is. A huge argument erupted, and the FLOOR and 3 other seniors rushed over. First to act player said to last to act player, ""What? You think you've got King-Jack s, do ya?"" Last to act guy says, ""yeah, yeah I have, actually"". Then last to act player calls the all-in of first to act guy. With turn action now completed, FLOOR rightly RULES that the burn card STAYS burned, BUT that the false river card is placed back into stub, for stub to be properly reshuffled. FLOOR and seniors watch the dealer like a hawk. They then watch dealer cut the deck after his reshuffle, then he puts out the REPLACENT river card without burning. LO & BEHOLD, it's the same card from before. First to act guy rolls over his ACE HIGH Flush. Last to act guy rolls over his KING HIGH StraightFlush. No wonder Last to act guy insisted that the false river card should remain, and not get shuffled back in! So much for Mr. I'm ALL IN with my ACE high flush on the turn guy, who wasn't yet called, when the premature river card came out.
correct ruling on that. seen same in my local casinos, tends to happen mostly in limit games where say 90% of the field acts very quickly all the time, then the last guy to act on flop and/or turn simply takes a reasonable but not crazy fast amount of time, dealer in that exact game/player group is easily trained by habit to think the street of betting is over already but it isn't.
Craziest thing I ve seen…Playing at an underground poker room run by a biker gang, my friend who is pretty fit kept on getting teased by the leader of the gang. Worst “tease” was when the leader said the only exercise he did was pulling a trigger. Which he said he might have to do if he didn’t win with the trips he had… ( my friend folded his full house) and we never played there again😅
Across the room this guy knocked a dude out in one punch and then ran around like Rocky Balboa while security chased him lol
I was playing a huge pot once and a joker came on the turn!!! They treated it as a box card and guy ends up hitting a 2 outer on the river!
Nick Airballs face when the glass explodes is hilarious
and the guy next to nik eating his salad coudn't care less.
I saw a guy show his hand early in 3 card poker because he was so excited hitting a Royal Flush. He should have won 150K but the casino voided the hand because you can't turn your hand over until it's your turn. I also saw a guy slam his winning hand down at showdown in a 20$ 40$ Bet limit game and one card flipped face down in the Muck. It was a Massive pot and his hand was mucked and the pot shoved to someone else. He people lost their minds.
that's exactly why the casinos put those stipulations into their bonuses given out, like having to use 2 hole cards for bad beat jackpots and similar stuff like mentioned. if they can slide out of giving out a bonus even a small % of the time, they'll do it.
Craziest thing: tilted player making a scene causing the floor to come over and remove him from the table. When play resumed, the dealer button was missing. Stolen by the tilted player.
Rofl
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I had someone fart on my shoulder as they were squeezing by the tables.
😂
I saw a player flip out after losing, she jumped on the table, kicked a few players chip stacks and began to jump up and down. The table couldn't hold it and flipped over, dumping her to the floor. This was at an illegal game, so I just gathered my things and left. The few hundred in chips left behind wasn't worth the fuss. Especially since the police were called and several players got charged.
What did the players get charged with?
@@danielgreen8684 nitrous
At MD Live a player call an all in. In a $8,000 pot told the floor he didn't call when we all heard him. Then take his chips and cash out. While the guy who won tried to jump across the table and fell on the floor.
Guy gets coolered in Texas $1/2 game, keeps reloading for $100 black chips and going all in preflop or on the flop trying to build back up. Get called 3 ways by big stack ($800+) and another player, triples up. Few hands later get trapped by big stack with AA, but somehow only has ~$200 in stack (no black chip on table anymore), player gets up to leave real quick and big stack calls it out, almost come to blows, both telling the other to go outside etc. Floor bans big stack for 2 weeks I believe but was given the $100 in club hours (no rake in Texas we pay hourly to play), other player with pocketed chips unknown, probably permanently.
A billion years ago, playing 7stud in the Bay Area, 5 players left for 6th st and the cards come 2 King of Diamonds in a row . . . yikes.
The Kd is usually the last card when the deck is freshly manufactured (the As is first) so its the most likely card to be duplicated.
@@Mathemagical55 That is so interesting. Thanks for pointing it out! I remember the look on the floor manager's face as he reconstructed the hand to get all the chips back.
Calling shove of guy drenched in spilled liquor with 10s preflop is crazy
I hit quads in a hand once and my opponent chased a straight to the river. When he saw my quads he picked up his cars , said “ Fuck these cards”. Tore them in half and threw them on the table.. He was shown the door but it was the talk of the poker room the whole weekend
I only saw the aftermath but years ago at the Gold Strike in Tunica a guy who lost a large amount playing PLO drove his car through the entrance to the hotel taking out glass doors and windows.
Craziest hand I ever saw was one player raises pre flop followed by 3 all in players- the original raiser folded. The hands ended up being two with AA, one with KK and the original raiser folded QQ. The two with AA ended up splitting the pot
Whoever pipped up "We're talking kickers here?" and not in the hand, they need to just keep their damn bean eater shut.
Great video as always, I bought your audiobook on audible but it is soo hard for me to keep focused on the charts as you read them, is there a way to see the charts somewhere?
Thank you! You can go to the Resources page on PokerCoaching Premium to find the charts
Just bought your new book, it is brilliant, I will definitely win more applying your ideas. I love the use of red headlines, book feels nice. Thanks
I'm so glad you liked it! Good luck in your poker journey Colin 👊
A drunk guy at Talking Stick lost a big hand and while the massive pot was getting pushed to the winner he threw up all over the chips while they were getting pushed to the winner.
Wasn't at the table but heard yelling, the guy just lost a huge hand, so he tossed a chip hard at the table, it bounced up and shattered a 70+ inch TV on the wall. This was years ago when they were super expensive too. Lost a huge pot, owes a ton for a TV and banned for life in 10 seconds haha.
Another one happened like 2 weeks ago. The local card room drunk, spilt his entire drink over the table, after being asked to keep his drink on the table instead. They move us to another table, and I thought he got booted, but no, he was out buying another drink, which he almost spilt on the table again upon getting back. They finally booted him when he wouldn't leave after getting knocked out. They refuse to ban him completely for some reason even tho he gets booted about once a month.
Great advice!
Glad it was helpful!
I once saw a guy get an entire tray of drinks spilled on him and then I called his all in with pocket tens
A guy once was all in for over a k and a drunk guy said you Have aces?? To which the guy who is all in says yes and exposes them I guess they are freinds...Hahahha The guy says I know a ten is gonna hit and says fuck your AA and calls hahahaha 10 in the window and whole table goes wild..hahaThanks john gor great content 10:53
Jonathan analyzing the play of a somewhat mundane hand feels like Norm MacDonald telling a shaggy dog story to get to a completely related but completely awesome punch line. Now that's a guy who mastered the slowplay, RIP.
God how I would love Norms analysis of the world at this moment in time. When OJ died the other day Norm was the first person I thought of!
I was sitting next to a guy at a horseshoe. He pre tips the deal $1 at. $1/$3 game and says he’s gonna play the hand blind. He proceeds raisepre flop and gets a caller. The flop comes Ad 5c 7s. He bets blind and the other guy calls. He throws the dealer another $1 tip. The turn is Jd. He bets again pre tips the dealer again and the guy calls. The river is a Qd. He bets blind again and the other guy goes all in and the blind hand calls. The blind hand flips one card over.. Kd flips over the other card 10d. I shit you not on my kids and everything else is love dude pre tipping playing blind had the Royal flush. Said it was his first Royal too. I was sitting next to him watching to make sure he didn’t ever look at his cards too and he never did. Craziest shit I ever seen.
I have the book!
I have learned so much from your channel, thank you sir.
You are very welcome
Yeah if someone is drenched in drinks and goes all in it's definitely nutted. Also, if a player is eating tacos or interested in their food then plays a hand it's likely a tighter range than normal.
Nothing crazy, but I had no idea slow rolling was bad etiquette my first time at a low stakes cash game. I checked to this old gentleman with trips. It was fixed betting so I didn’t get more than $20-30 bucks off him.
When I flipped my cards I just heard a bunch of mumbling f and a words. Being 18 or 19 I asked what he said and another gentleman at the table said “it doesn’t bear to be repeated.”
Recently bought the book and reading it now, thanks Jonathan for teaching me to play like a pro 🤞 the counting and math is a little tougher to get for me.
Fantastic! I hope you find it useful!
What is often not mentioned is that straddles reduce the skill factor of better in position players because information and mistakes are less serious in terms of bb when shallower stacked.
Yea but the fact that you play with the same bad players for double the stake it is worth the trade off, if you’re bankrolled ofcourse.
I was playing 5/10 limit at Pechanga waaaay back in the day, may have been 2006 or so, I am mid to late 30s. Anyway, guy sits down, 45+ years old, super drunk, straddling and blind raising every hand. I am happy to see him except for him running his mouth quite often. I am in seat 8 he is in 6. I'm engaging him just a bit but I don't want to encourage him either.
After I beat him out of the third or fourth massive pot he'd lost in a row he took his drink and slammed it straight into my face. As a combat vet w a touch of ptsd and someone who simply won't abide this type of thing I, without thinking, came over the table immediately, beating the hell out of this old guy and chips, drinks, card protectors, cards, all of it was scattered everywhere. I am not proud of it, although I'm also not ashamed of it. It's just a thing that happened. Anyway, not allowed in Pechanga anymore and that seems fair.
LOL! Little! Cant wait to see you on the felt, tonight!
“Yeah.. that’s my bad”
Bruh str8 channeled his negativity so hard it shattered the glass door! 😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
The stories in the comment section are pure gold!
Hahah Also at the TAJ I saw a man hit a guy over head with a chair at the table ..Guy called with 10 4 against jj and hit 3 4s hahahah...guy lost it
Didn’t look like he did anything reckless there. Seems like the door was ready to go. My son was asleep in a hotel room once and the glass shower door fell off and shattered. 😂
I think the all in is a HUGE mistake. The number of hole card combinations it will actually work against is even narrower than the number of combinations that are beating her.
She got somebody holding almost the best hand she wins against to almost fold, when she should be trying to get him to WANT to put all his chips in.
I think the flush draw spooked her and she was trying to end the hand. Only thing that makes sense.... but if a 20% draw scares you that bad, you probably should 't be playing at that level.
Saw an old guy pull out a gun and place it on the table in the middle of an argument with a woman also at the table. After everyone went silent he picked it up and left.
Saw a drunk juice head who got felted after getting KK scream a bunch of shit, then got up and on the way out, he punched the screen of an atm/ticket machine causing it to immediately start showing errors / garbled display.
In both cases security / cops were sent after them. No idea the result.
When you get tilted, don't obliterate the door lol
Standard live tell when someone who is covered in drinks raises pre that it's obviously AA.
I don't have many stories since I don't play very often and when I do i'm just playing for entertainment but something funny is i'm a really short guy (4'11") and I turned 18 in 2019. my first time going to play poker was with my dad right after the local card room reopened after covid. I got stopped and ID'd because I looked like a child with the mask on 😂
That's funny you mention that he raised after looking at this cards after "drink divine intervention". I NEVER see someone stacking chips after taking down a pot, taking a drink from a waitress, etc and raising and EVER not have a huge pocket pair or AK
The dancing stormtroopers at wpt
Was at aria late 18 I think and a dude had a heart attack. I heard he lived but he looked pretty dead to me.
Fish on fish action
I think u miss read preflop. This is limp limp - raise scenario, this guy just raising not reraising.
3:08 its not 3bet, its srp pot.
I saw a guy pull a gun on a kid who was berating an old man after a bad beat. The guy with the gun had enough of the kids mouth and threatened to shoot him before a friend of his pulled him away from the table and took the gun then left the casino. I was at the next table and saw everything from my seat.
$1-$2 game at a northeast casino. I saw a dude grab another player by the arm with two hands and slam it on the table causing a severe compound fracture. Be careful who you needle.
I was at Winstar in Thackerville OK in the old poker room at table 11 which was the closest table to the snack bar. I watched to overweight black ladies get in to a fight at the snack bar. They start slapping and punching. They ended up on the floor one of them with their pants down to her knees. there were teo security guards an old guy in his 80's who I talked with often and a young large muscular native American from the local tribe. The young guard refused to try and break up the fight. They would not stop so the older security guard used the large exposed target as the bullseye for his taser. That pretty well put a stop to the fight but it was a hoot while it lasted. Turned out the two women were friends. LOL With friends like that ......
Maybe not that crazy... had a LAG in 1-2 sit down and raise 9 hands in a row and show down 9 strong winning hands in a row- sets, str8s, flushes
I miss DGAF
I like what your selling
Not to ruin the enthusiasm, but it looks like very accidental and the guy is quite polite 🤔🙂
No i think that guy back in the day wins for "Most insane end to a poker hand" when he won with A8 and got shot dead, hence 'dead mans hand' being A8, does he top this?
The guy was Wild Bill Hickcok. The hand is said to be aces and eights nowadays but there’s no real source for this whatsoever. Also, no source claims he won the hand.
So Nick a I look over and I see him say to that player in the hand you should throw it away. I would have a fit after this hand about him, keeping his mouth shut.
Such a easy lay down
What was so insane about the end of that hand??
happened AFTER the hand.....another poorly worded title
NAH, I GOT 1 CALLED BY 2,4s BY THE SB FOR 11x PRE, THEN 1.5xPOT WHEN I HIT A SET OF KKS ON FLOP!!!!
By the way nick is dressed.. id say he has a gambling problem 🧐
There could be worse fluids to be drenched in...
Off subject I just took a second and pkol on ACR pretty good day you know pretty good day
Way tooo much talking by other players not in hand
Yeah, it doesn't really bother me when players are talking while I'm making a decision, but people should be respectful to the players in the hand, and pipe down a bit. I can filter out all the talking around me, but some people can't.
@@michaelharrington75 thanks for your reply, but it does bother me, especially when there’s Tibbets going on shut the F up when you’re not in the hand and between Hands talk all you want
Microphone picks up talking that isn’t that loud irl.
meh
Supposedly that glass door cost thousands to replace.
Craziest thing?? Quad 5 on the river to beat a set of 6s.
if you had quad 5s, that set of 6s was actually a full house.
@@brianvarney8018 you are correct, but pre river it was a set.
Shia LaBeouf sat down to deal the cards
Amazingly bad hand by both players start to finish.
Click bait shit...
Just let it play thu one time 🤫
This is so old