$300,000 Buy-In Poker Tournament: All-in Bluff vs Pocket Queens
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2021
- Michael Addamo is the best poker player in the world according to many, but can he bluff Jake Schindler off pocket queens in the $300,000 Super High Roller Bowl at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas?
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Finding Equilibrium had a brilliant breakdown of this hand and other hands where Addamo made insane overbets and huge shoves. The problem is that knowing he has moves like this, you sort of have to construct a calling range for his insane overbets. Very few players are comfortable with such high variance calls, because if he has the goods you feel kinda stupid for calling in those spots. Then again, if someone makes you fear valuebetting you are in trouble
@@pot_kivach160 How are any of these high roller players, "scared money"? lol
@@pot_kivach160maybe I would take this comment seriously if there weren’t so many spelling errors but even then probably not.
He's really clicking on all cylinders
God damn the chat pros who will never sniff 300K their entire lives sure know what Schindler should've done here, lololololololol.
Really? Sure it does not take sniff of $300 K to know what he should not have done.
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And you sniffed of $300K.? So that makes you competent to judge all those who did not? 😂
@@pot_kivach160 If anything, it takes poker skills to know what he should have done.
I think the odds that rando in chat has greater poker skills than Schindler are reasonably low.
@@pot_kivach160 I'm not confusing anything, I'm questioning whether people (not you, not one in particular, just your random YT commenter) have the poker skills to even recognize a mistake in the first place.
Since we're at the stage of making obvious statements, I'll remind you that in poker losing a hand (including getting bluffed off a winning hand) doesn't mean a mistake was made, as opposed to what you're being so sure about. Recognizing a spoilt egg is easy and anyone can get a grasp on it, but it's a pretty dull comparison since a shitton of other topics in life require some degree of expertise to formulate an informed opinion, which imo includes a complex hand played between two of the best nl mtt players in the world.
By the way, Schindler is no hero of mine and his river line is solver approved. You should check out the breakdown of this hand on Finding Equilibrium.
@@pot_kivach160 Yes, the solver approved that (not "a winning hand", because that is not an available information, but to bet-fold most QQ combos). Again, go watch the breakdown of the hand. Poker is a game of probabilities and not of exact informations. The fact that the outcome of one iteration is unfavorable doesn't make the line a mistake.
And yes, given how much knowledge you clearly have about the basic tools pros use to analyse poker HHs (cf. "so-called solver"), we much definitely shouldn't be debating that. Those guys play poker to a level that isn't anywhere close to being within your comprehension.
he should have used rta
No one. Literally no one with whom I play cash games would ever fold QQ to my bet if I were to pull that little stunt.
cuz this only works in tournament and it probably won’t work most of the time in microstakes
@@Alec____ it's your tournament life in a $300k and you can only beat a bluff
Yeah it’s because the bet is for peanuts. Try it with $300,000 and see what happens. Lol
If you're thinking about the buy in in your poker decisions, then you've already lost
Yeah, but it works in a 300k freezeout tournament so the comparison isn’t relevant.
What a sick bluff!
jiff, jiff ... we want more bankrollex challenge... as ridiculous and superficial as it is to grind for a timepiece of all things, I'm still enjoying the content
pretty gutsy in 3 bet pot but didn't schindler look so capped having checked back turn?
Try that bluff at Motor City Boski and us 1/2 ers will snap that shit off
Would of been fun to watch with out the spoiler.. how does no one understand stand this.. even with vlogs.. vloggers Are so worried about click bait or titles they give away the best parts of the video..
@@grindix yes. He played his cards, and...pretty badly, too.
that check - time bank - bomb river sequence is freaking lethal, not the first time he's done it. if he manages to balance it out well, he's basically unbeatable (at least in tournament play)
What's his frequency with this play? I'm guessing you could only bluff with it max 25% of the time. It's just such an irrational and weak looking line that you really need people to believe that you're trying to reverse manipulate them. "I ran through all of my options using my time banks and my only possible play is to bomb all-in" ???? It just looks like an obvious steal.
@@McLovinYaMam With the Check Turn ( bc it is what his range would often do) - Check River (trap) - timebank line he can still somewhat reasonably represent 4 combos of 98s. Plus some crazy thin value with AK, as Villain should extremely rarely have a boat (and rarely check back a straight on the Turn ) , considering his entire line . - Making the decision with those thin value bets can take quite some time; if anything, Addamo used too few (!) timebank chips. 😉
I think possibly using the second time bank was a tell. Would he really burn 2 time banks for balance? And if so would he do it often enough? Doubt it, But who knows
Exactly. If the guy took a bit longer to think about it, he would have called.
@djdestroyer not quite I don't like him tanking I prefer to shove ASAP that looks super strong and slightly better than his line actually way better the aggression shuts peeps up
He's a beast 💪
This hand alone was worth the $10/month
feel like villain snap calls if you tried to do this bluff shove in an ACR tourney lol
now we need the Negreanu Addamo hand
How? they give the ending away before the hand starts??
Fantastic play
jake played it well actually. good to go for value on the river after chk/chk, cant call off for his stack tho.
This dudes addy dealer is the real goat.
Addamo is a wizard
Well played 😍
Jake should have at least used a time extension there & gauge Adamo's body language & the mystifying all-in. A check raise there just didn't add up. I mean, he stared at Adamo plenty during the hand. He didn't even consider bluff potential. Adamo targeted Schindler's higher pair. Outplayed
see you at the micro stakes
Adamo is usually pretty solid at not giving anything away. plus with a mask on. the blinking and the clock extensions should've made Schindler scratch his head a little. but what do we know...
@@LebronCCP lmao
He knows I know he knows I know
good bet!
I’m curious as to what he thought he was up against?
I wonder if this was a pure bluff, a value bet, or if it was a spot where he knows hes bluff catching but his hand might be beat by a hand like 99, so he jams to get folds from hands that are more or less bluffs, but he cant beat.
He has value bets (AK), so he needs bluffs. With 78s he blocks an occasional slow play of 77 and 89s
what a beast ,,ty
If Schindler did float bet t, he would have solved many problems. (Schindler range KQs, 98s, 77, 55).
Unbridled aggression.
Reminiscent of a young Drrrr.
Calling that. If i can afford 300k buy in i can afford to get knocked out.
Schindler was chip leader 4 hours after that though.. Dont love the river bet against Addamo, but in the top 20 best live tournament players for 5+ years at this point
and then a couple hours later schindler was out and 2 days after that Addamo scooped the whole thing so whats ur point?
@@Mileena420 my point wasnt at all how you interpreted it, not sure where you saw me compare the two
@@Brazz27 sorry i misread your statement i thought you didnt like addamos river bet
Superb hand, but wouldn't Schindler have all the boats and straights, while Addamo will only occasionaly have 98s and very few boats. Does GTO 3bet 55-77 BB v LoJack (utg 6handed)? How often does the sim 3b 98s BB v LJ?
Schindler can't have the boats and straights when he checks back turn and caps himself to not having those hands, as they all want to bet turn when checked to (i think)....so, yes, Jake will open 77 and 55 and call a 3b from BB, and he'll do the same with 98s, but again those hands bet turn. addamo will take the same flop and turn line with 98s and AK, and i imagine he will check river with some frequency with them too. i think 98s benefits more from a river c/r as opposed to AK, as AK blocks a lot of the Kx combos jake opens and calls pre (KQ, KJ, KTs), but i could be wrong. lastly, addamo is ultimately repping razor thin here...but simce Jake is capped on turn and he (mike) is still uncapped and still retains the aforementioned big hands, his play still is good and "believable".
@@moeduh the river check caps Addamo's range given the type of player that addamo is. not a trappy player at all. likes getting frisky and bloat pots up to apply max pressure.
obviously people you play with will call because they make decisions on tilt and how priced in they are and you adjust accordingly
So you give the ending away before the hand starts?? that makes sense
😂🤣
Dude plays 9 percent in the money. But when he gets there, he make mainly deep runs
because of his crazy antics. When you get forced to play for all your chips, a very human response is to look at the nuts when you don't have it, and Addamo knows most players just want to survive, he feeds on that.
If one haven't seen it, they would not believe that UTG had pocket QQ!!
I'm sure Adamo did not think opponent had pocket QQ either. All he saw is a scary opponent...so, full speed BLUFF makes sense.
I'd only be worried if my opponent were holding a K or Aces on that flop, but if I felt my Qs were good, then the King on the river changes nothing but it also neutralizes two-pair if I were up against that.
I'd call with my Qs.
When did that man from Back to the Future get into poker??
What value can he have after checking turn and river?
Exactly! He saw his opponent thin value bet as a weakness so he put his opponent to the test and went all in.
Lol AK, KK, KQ
@@ItsBigChuck That's a very very narrow range with KQ being so blocked.
KK makes sense to play this way. Also K7,K6,K5 but he shouldn't have any of those at a high frequency. He's probably overbluffing though.
66,77,55,AK disguised as a tricky bluff
Damn that was a huge 3bet pre! I usually only go 5.5x there maybe I’m going to small
Players at this level are probably mixing different 3bet sizes to try to put people in spots they're not familiar with. Everyone knows how to respond to a 3x or 4x 3bet but may not have studied how to play against a 7x 3bet and won't know what range Addamo is doing it with. If you go 7x every time you're probably lighting your money on fire.
@@chrisbaker7760 He was OOP so seems like he was just going for ICM pressure and bloat the pot.
Красаучег. Сильно сыграл
big fish
He put jake on QQ or AQ. Very good read solidified on the turn. He knew jake didn't hold AK or KQ. The shove is the kind of play that puts him at this level. He committed to his read
Godmode
If you go for thin value river, better be ready to call that raise.
If you're afraid of a big raise, better check back river.
Sick bluff from Addamo (as usual!) but probably would have been more convincing if he went bet-bet-bet. He 3-bet preflop after all.
Why is Nick P so red all the time?
ginger syndrome
My only question is why isn't Jake 4-betting pre? Addamo has to be the one player where you're happy to call off a 5-bet shove pre when you consider Matthew Janda's recommendations for 5-betting and then compare that to the linear nature of Addamo's ranges in most spots.
Troy, I was thinking the exact same thing.
because addamo 3bet is about 20 bb, if jake 4bet and addamo 5bet. The pot is over 120bb, so hugh. Noone can afford
@@zhengjin9586 Again, Addamo's range here is linear. Preflop all-ins are quite volatile, but you have to think that one would have to be willing to play for stacks in order to overcome Addamo's challenging style of play.
Addamo’s 3betting range from BB vs EP isn’t linear, it’s polar. At 200bb deep he likely 3bets AA, KK, AKs balanced with some hands like 87s, 76s, 65s. This deep vs Addamo’s sizing Schindler’s 4betting range is probably only AA mixed with something like A3s or he might have no 4betting range at all to keep his range uncapped
@@zhengjin9586 you just answered (the quest): Jake played with scared money (or mind? The same shit). A strong player would have 4bet here against a bully opponent. To test his bullying capacity. Would he shove 87s in a tournament and jeopardise 1/2 of his stack out of blue?
I will be great at the high stakes... in my local game that will not work
300k+ decision, I can’t fault the fold
Schindler is not letting the amount of money affect his decisions.
Weird line he took would look suspicious to me but i would still probably wait for better spot than call off for my torunament life and being wrong
its less suspicious than you think since he would trap a lot on the turn. His value jam range on the river is thin but I'm sure his bluff jams are infrequent too
@@imalwaysbluffing trapping the turn? Sure, then why he tried to trap the river, too?? Or: was he trapping either?
This was a pretty awkward bluff. It worked only because his opponent’s tournament life was at stake. So, a forceful, bully and not clean bluff he’s done in his hand.
Certainly, this kind of bluff must be infrequent. Otherwise, someone would be waiting for him around the corner, very soon.
@@pot_kivach160 your wrong theres a video online looking at this hand in a solver
Ur thinking icm now
@@pot_kivach160 Except tthey dont. the only dude who looked him up and had the stones to do it has been Justin Bonomo. It's pretty ridiculous how addamo can keep getting away with this play over and over again.
На терне по любому хотел тоже самое сделать.
I Tried this today in a 120$ Tournament and got Snapped off lol don't try this at home lol. Nice play 300k is a lot of pressure
Did you try it at the Final table, where there is ICM pressure, like this one? But ya at the lower stakes you want just value bet and fast play your best hands because people don't fold, and they over value their hand. They also don't believe you have a big hand, and always put you on AK.
@@CanadianLoveKnot yep
He may think he is the best, but he's not. That was a sick bluff.
Love when it’s nick shulman and even more when it’s not Maria Ho
Ouch
Addams always bluffin regsshould know by now 😂
Go check how he busted Dnegs lol
@@Brazz27 He still does regardless if he did or didnt. If you watch mtts often you'll know what im talking about
He isn't always bluffing. That's why he's tough to play against. He plays like this with value hands too.
If you don’t realize Addamo is polarized and balanced here to become a top pro you are crazy. You make it sound so easy to find these bluffs. Are you suggesting that, since Addamo has a bluff frequency, players should always call him in these types of polarized situations? He is equally balanced with nutted hands here for sure
@@wfdraco809 he's probably mostly joking lol.. but yeah, its never a call when Addamo jams there.. which makes Schindler's bet a little too thin imo.. but at the same time, its kinda nitty to not value bet haha.. weird spot
Should of checked back river
Plot twist: He jammed for value
Possible?
Schindler had a decent bet at the start so Addamo probably put him on a higher AK, AQ, KQ, or higher pair from the start. When the flop came and Addamo bet 19k (about 1/3rd pot) and Schindler only called that told him he probably didn't have a King since he didn't raise. That left him with AQ, or a higher pair that wasn't the King like AA, QQ, or JJ. Check/Check after the turn card doesn't change much but could have Schindler thinking He was being slowrolled with Addamo possibly having a King or 8/9 for a straight. With the river card being another King, Schindler has to again think about possible trips or a straight which either would have beaten his two pair. Ultimatly the all in was a combination value bet thinking Schindler could have the AQ and didn't pair up leaving his 7/7 pair as top hand. Or having over 75k in the pot it was more of a bluff and hoping that he repped having a King hard enough or possible straight to get Schindler to fold for his tournament life if he was holding AA/QQ/JJ
@@tecwzrd I was trolling with the plot twist comment, but yes nice break down, I agree. The 7 blocks 7s full the 8 blocks 89. This wasn’t for value it’s called a merge.
@@GotoyourhomeBall what's a merge?
@@powerstuffup Just another word for bluff but you have the blockers to nut hands. More commonly done in Omaha holding the nut suit blocker on 3 flush board. “Merging” it into a flush.
Don't try this at home :)
I would snap call that river bet. You have black Queens, straight and flush draws bricked. Two kings on the board better than one. Super standard call. But, great players make you do weird things.
If in a cash game sure take into consideration icm pressure
lol, nothing about it is standard. he check raised the river for all of it and you have two pair, addamo can and will take this line with 98s and AK... go ahead and flick in the call without thinking and you'll be headed out the door half the time. expert bluff, nut blockers... blocks 77 and 98s both of which are in Jake's range but not Michael's given the preflop action
@@moeduh if 87s is in Michael's range then so is 98s
@@moeduh sure he blocks some nutted hands but is he going to have any at a hi frequency? sure he could have slow played some sets or straights and its credible he even checked some AK for pot control on the wet turn but all those hands should be betting more and with Schindler capped and near the top of his range (having checked back turn) not sure how he folds.
@@grindix "should be betting more" - how much more, like 65/35%? With proper frequencies he still has these nutted hands by the river plenty of time.
How does Schindler not understand how capable Addamo is of doing this with literally any two napkins? And he has to be suspicious of Addamo not giving him credit for AK.
Say that to Negreanu who busted level 1 w 1 Pair.
@@Brazz27 What?
Try this on 1K prize pool
Using 'we' is so irritating
Non-educated, too!
I'd really like to know what the solver does with QQ here.
QQ doesn’t seem like it’s that high up in your calling range. Schindler is going to have K10s+ here and is going to check a lot of those combos on the turn. Adammo can have AK here because the turn check back caps Schindler’s range. If you think the value range is AK+ you would rather have the Kx hands that block the value range. Jake also doesn’t have many natural bluffs here. Like what are the flop floats that don’t have showdown? Basically just Ax suited floats. That means when he does bet fold more of the fold will come from thin value hands rather than bluffs.
@@imalwaysbluffing to expand upon your point saying jake pretty much always has value here as his flop floats would almost always bet turn..... given this, what do we think of a very small bet on river from Jake? since we basically have no bluffs can we just bet 10-15% on river and feel better about calling a check/raise? addamo can still c/r for all of it but i think he's less incentivized to do so facing a tiny bet. also since Jake caps himself to largely showdown/value when he checks back turn and bets river, he really can't balance bluffs vs value when he goes 60% on the river, right? so it becomes pretty exploitable (if you're a sicko and can read the situation in flow and then reach down deep to pull off the play like addamo did here)
@@moeduh you know im not sure. BB three bet is super polarized here, low-frequency 3bts with suited hands to get board coverage. So if we have A8 betting 1/3 gets him to fold what exactly? QQ and JJ in bb flat a lot here too. i honestly don't even know what the right answer is but I feel like being polar and betting biggish(not overbetting since were kind of capped) makes more sense
Don't like folding there. It's trips or nothing the way It was played. The check on the turn tells he has no king!
Why is he 3 betting 7x??? Am i reading this right???
He looks so uncomfortable with his hand after the river comes
When adammo jammed river one chip angled weird on the stack and he didn't care to fix it, Jake didn't even see it, def was a weakness tell and didn't look right from a all in please call me I have better pov
I just don’t see how you don’t call with black queens in that spot. You block all combos of KQ suited. You realistically only lose to AA and the remaining combos containing a king which get cut in half with the king pairing on the river. You unblock AQ of hearts. Your hand is underrepped by not 4-betting pre. I think going with a bet-fold line is stupid.
addamo almost always flatting KQs in the BB facing an UTG open 200bb deep... therefore blocking KQs combos becomes moot. addamo never has AA as well after the river check/jam... up until that move he can have it and will usually take that line on flop and turn (and pre obv). stacking off here for 200 effective is reallllly not as easy as you're making it out to be. you seem to think this is some super standard bluff line and that we'll be good here with queens 50% of the time.... not even close. this is value almost always, maybe a bit less given addamos aggro nature. and to your point yes black Queens is a hand that should consider calling off, it's not a clear cut fold. it's not a clear cut anything. this is facing max pressure in a 300k. go look what happened to negreanu when he looked up addamo after he check/raised the turn 10x his bet (3.5k to 36k!) and then jammed 3x pot on river. "easy call!" my ass
bet - fold line is actually correct vs most opponents but not against creative aggro junkies
They are absurdly deep stacked (like 175bb deep going into the river). Calling off that many chips with an underpair is rarely advisable.
@@iambadatpickingusernames6669 there are too many bluffs available and it’s not like his 3-range is super tight.
I am better than Adamo and want to challenge him to a 100k heads up.
These announcers sometimes hill me with he blocks this he blocks that
Like just because you have a card in your hand there aren’t 3 more of them in the deck
Fish bet on the river
What's with the neck?
I'm chkn river and def not folding.
Then you're missing value from the massive chunk of his range that would flat.
@@iambadatpickingusernames6669 wrong! This guy does no look that stupid to call your river bet with an inferior hand. Cuz, it’s obvious that any pair would lose. So, yes: the river bet was rather a dumb move. Great (to see) it was punished!
🤣🤣🤣🐃🐃🐃
This fucking hands did not make sense at all brt flop check and checked all river when he 7h8c if I had qq I snap called on 8d5ckh turn 6h river Kd if 78 suit heart bet turn again and river in I might fold
Check it baaaack
Schindler looking like he’s playing with scared money. All that tanking by Addamo, it was clear QQ was good there.
Commentary u ruin a good watch. We dont need the GOT.....we can see. Plus u get that allllllll wrong at the end lmao
So baddddddddddddd
What the point of even playing with the cards down when Addamo knows what you have and can turn second pair into a bluff just to get him off 88-QQ
with Schindler checking back turn he s so capped and will very unlikely have AK or sets as those hands will look for value. Addamo attacks that weak range with the all in but should he himself have much AK in his range? or even straights or boats? of course he can have some slow plays but schindler looked so capped and bet folding the QQ seems exploitable.
How does he block 7's full when the other guy can easily have 77?
easily?
other guy can have 77s but less likely... definitely not easily lols
Go read the concept of blockers
he has a 7 in his hand, thus reducing the number of 77 combos Jake can have. he also has an 8 in his hand reducing 98s combos. so he's blocking one of the boats as well as the nut straight. excellent use of blockers
The one combo of 77 is not "easily" had it's incredibly rare. Plus it probably raises turn.
This is why I love high stakes poker cause only these type a plays could made to get hands like QQs to fold to an all in bet on that river card. There's no interest in guys making hero calls like guys who pick those type a hands off wit QQs in a smaller stakes tournament even for 10,000 buy in guys gone make those calls in that spot for their tournament life, let alone anything much smaller buy in forget it instant call
So to be considered one of the best players in the world you just make micro steak moves at high stake levels...
99.9% of micro stake players do not check jam 78s on K 7 5 6 K. They either call or fold.
Call me stupid if you want but the line that that guy took through that hand I'm calling on the river I'm either losing my chips or getting them all cuz something didn't feel right
Positive! When a 3bettor (after being called flop cbet) checks turn and river, then there’s some hole in his hand. Would a nut hand really checked river on this board?
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Am sure you would call. Because you don’t play a scared money. Then, Addamo would not bluffed you, because he read Schindler scared. That’s why he bluffed. He knew it would’ve worked.
Truly awful fold in my opinion. Obviously it’s easy to say this when I see the cards but I would call there 10/10 times with QQ after the way the hand played out
and you'd lose about 8/10 times as you'll be shown a monster value hand nearly always... but good luck out there, you're gonna need it with that level 1 thinking!
how do you not shove when hes shaking like that still an easy call regardless
Addomo has a pattern where he bluff he use time extention and goes all in in future this will cost him when his oppnents knows this
I’m sure he will balance this out
do u rly think Addamo isn't aware of that? lmao
Really, I dont think he was bluffing, he thought it out and came to the conclusion a pair of 7's has most of his range beat.
he's doing the same thing with nutted hands, come on. one of the best in the world is never going to have such a transparent tell, especially when playing nosebleeds
@@bradwright25 yes he was value betting 😂
It didn't make any sense to slow down on the turn.. especially turning all of those additional outs.. he got lucky the all in worked and didn't get sniffed out. What was he trying to represent? ..by checking.. you risk losing all the possible value of the strong hand he was trying to represent. So that in itself doesn't make much sense that he had a strong hand. Oh well..it worked and he gets to look like a genius.. in my opinion he didn't play the hand very well.. but it payed off. So ill be quiet now.. thumbs up 👍
The card that favors his opponents 3 bet calling range is a good card to barrell through. Plus good players are balanced in these spots (not betting 100% of the time). He can credibly rep AK or straights on the river, because he will sometime check them on the turn.
Chance to trap
@@sillyface8247 how can he bet his pair of 7s for value right there? He misplayed his hand on the turn.. he decided to go for the bluff on the river and somehow got the guy to snap fold.. which I also don't understand. That guy needs to at least consider the call. Regardless if it being his tournament life.. at least try and add up the picture. I get it's for a lot of money.. but poker is poker Regardless of the stakes. Otherwise your playing bad if you change your play due to stakes.
@@iambadatpickingusernames6669 you obviously did not read/understood the OP post? Addamo’s hand was not good to bet turn/river, but it was good enough to shove it?? 🤦♀️Lol…it’s obvious that he bullied the scared money guy. It works 100% of time. In this tournament he did it all time, and it all time worked. One fact must’ve been taken into consideration: the stack of Addamo.
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It’s clear that these types of bluffs work only in nosebleed tournaments. Everywhere else, it would’ve been called. No wonder Dnegs called his all in, because Dnegs is not to be scared just like that. Too bad, Dneg ran into a wall.
I could not agree more! 👍
Addamo realised on turn that he was beat. So, he checked the turn out of scare (!?) and hope that his draw (15 outs!) will hit on river. Once that did not happen - he checked the river. He was expecting that opponent will check it behind. (If the opponent did check it behind, it would’ve been just one of 100 regular hands that has been played around).
HOWEVER, after the fish bet river, 🤦♀️ , then Addamo started thinking. New moment requires additional time to figure right move.
So, addamo checked his opponent’s profile, realised he played with scared money, (it was easy to see Schindler staring at the Addamo in scare trying to read his hand???🤣😂) so he decided to bully a scare!! Instead of call/folding an inferior hand - he shoved! 👍👍👍
It worked!! This is where I give Addamo huge point. That’s why he won the whole thing.
Poorly played by Jake betting on the river
I can’t stand nick shulhman get some one else in there his voice is painful
His widely adored its just you mate
true, he does have a whingy whiney drawl. Widely adored by people who like that kind of annoying voice maybe but the spread of people who like that kind of voice is not that wide 🙃
you're out of your mind, schulman is the stones... high level analysis with some wit and dry humor. the voice is just preference but i don't mind
Imagine hating someone for his voice
What ever you say mate, Poker will definitely listen to you.
Schindler so 🐟 fish
17th on all time money list says otherwise. This is very early in 300k buy in. Lots of poker to play no need to call.