Chris Moneymaker CRUSHES This AMATEUR Poker Player!
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2023
- Join Jonathan Little as he reviews a poker hand played by the legend himself and the reason for the 2003 poker boom! It's Chris Moneymaker, yes that's his real surname.
Jonathan discusses how it is important to know your preflop ranges so that you do not get into too many tricky spots! Playing a hand like JTo from early position facing an early position raise should be avoided! Jonathan also believes that Moneymaker's call from the small blind with QTo is a little too lose due to it being a 3 blind game. Moneymaker now has 2 players to act behind him that could potentially squeeze him out of the pot.
When you are playing in multiway pots you do not want to use a large bet size because it indicates that you believe you have a range and/or nut advantage which is extremely hard when there are so many players in a pot.
Jonathan also breaks down the thought process that you should have on the river in a multiway pot when you hold the nuts. There are certain ways when playing out of position that you can maximize your earnings. In this particular instance Jonathan completely agrees with Moneymakers check on the river as he is likely to make more money this way rather than if he were to lead.
Chris Moneymaker, is an American professional poker player. He won the 2003 WSOP Main Event for $2,500,000, and is seen by many as the reason for the poker boom which saw many people all over the world start to play poker. He has $6,152,000 in live tournament earnings putting him 251st in the world rankings. Jibrael Hindi is introducted an amateur poker player from America. He is a lawyer and professional bodybuilder.
This week on Hustler Casino Live was advertised as ‘Moneymaker Week’ as it was his debut on the stream. Moneymaker was scheduled to play around 3 days of live streams. But he ended up getting too intoxicated during the first game which resulted in him not playing on the stream again that week. Other notable poker players on the stream were Johnnie Vibes, Alec Torreli, Mariano, & Rob Kuhn.
This high stakes poker hand took place during the 'Moneymaker Week' hosted by the Hustler Casino Live poker room. The blinds were at $25/$50/$100 with a $100 Big Blind Ante.
🃏 Hand Highlights:
Rob (UTG+1) kicks off the action raising with AdKh, next to act Jibrael decides to call with JsTc, legendary Chris Moneymaker calls with QdTh from the small blind, and popular poker vlogger Johnnie Vibes completes from the big blind with A5hh.
💥 The Flop: Jh 9c 4d
The flop misses the original raiser who decides to check. Jibrael seizes his opportunity with top pair and decides to bet $500. Moneymaker calls with his open ended straight draw and Vibes calls with his backdoor flush and straight draws. Rob also decides to make a questionable call with his two over cards and potential backdoor straight draw.
🔥 The Turn: 8s
The turn is the gin card for Moneymaker as he hits his straight, unfortunately for him both Vibes and Jibrael check behind.
🚀 The River: 7h
The river card now brings 4 to a straight which is great news for Moneymaker as he has the nut straight! Moneymaker sets the trap once again and checks only for Rob with just ace high to make a $2,200 bet! Jibrael decides to make an interesting call and not a raise with his straight. This is where Moneymaker springs into action with a huge raise to $10,000. Vibes and Rob make the easy fold but Jibrael now has a huge decision, he only loses to one hand! He does eventually make the call and is shown the bad news as Moneymaker turns over the nut straight.
With the river card on the table, Moneymaker checks, Vibes checks, and Rob makes a $2,200 bet. Jibrael decides to call, but here comes the twist - Moneymaker springs into action with a raise to $10,000! Vibes folds, Rob folds, and Jibrael makes the bold decision to call all-in.
Jonathan Little analyzes live poker hands from TV poker shows such as Poker After Dark, Hustler Casino Live, The Lodge Poker Club & PokerGO. He also analyzes popular poker vloggers such as Rampage Poker, Brad Owen, Jaman Burton, Ashley Sleeth, Wolfgang Poker and others!
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Why do you think poker is growing in 2023? 🤔
No idea, I'm kinda surprised by it. I wish they would allow online again.
And yes, I'm that lacky
growing by what measure? just curious
As Redman said in the classic film “How High”, INEEDMONEY!!!!!!
@@lacky903theres online sites you can use that r really soft
I got into poker during the pandemic. My group of friends started playing idk why. Probably because one of our friends was a dealer and had run games before. It’s been a fun journey since 2020. Just went broke for the first time. So I’m having a lot of reflection and making adjustments.
Wish you the best man. Great opportunity for you to learn and improve
RUclips shorts got me back into it. I think it has a lot to do with that
Loving your stuff ! I been off the felt for a couple years . Playing heavy again but taking a better approach ! Love the videos
Glad you like them! Good luck at the tables! 📈🔥
What is Rob representing betting on the river? A10 or pocket tens. Q10 suited , maybe? He was plus one utg . Should have a tighter range and shouldn't really raise with Q10 suited , right?
I believe the poker boom is due to streaming and poker vlogs mixed with a whole Lotta downtime for that thing that happened back in 2020.
I started playing Monoply poker after reading the book "The signal and the noise" I'll never put a real cent on this game ahaha
Ha!
I reckon a lot of people got into it due to covid restrictions then naturally a certain amount of those people will stick with the game even when restrictions are lifted.
I think COVID did a lot. That's when I got into it. Everything is closed down, so we get some frozen pizzas and the bois together for some home game action.
Additionally, I think the Mr. Beast HCL stream spread this game to a pretty large audience that would otherwise never have been interested.
I believe poker vloggers generated the 2023 main event boom.
I think most people are making this a side hustle.
The gambling lobby ofcourse..... you could also say the easing up of gambling laws in Euro countries, many celebrities like snoop dogg etc playing poker but it all comes from the same source and comes down to the same thing....gambling lobby/lobbyists...
Ryan Depaulo's collosus run!
it is because 10k back then iwas worth more that 10k today!
Poker Boom is launched by Red Dead Redemption 2
Is johnny vibes teh guy that thought running it more than once changed your EV!?
"world class" my ass 😂
Nobody ever accused Moneymaker of being a great player. He is an OK player that ran good one time when it really mattered.
I'll bet he'd smoke you 99 times out of 100!
@@skelthouser2730 'good' is relative. Compared to the marginal YT commenter here, he is probably pretty good. Compared to the typical WSOP final table, he probably isn't as good. BUT - I myself am not good, and therefore I am not good at assessing player strength in poker.
@@iamamishliked for self-awareness
dude what gives you the authority on what makes a poker player good? I can tell you one thing, good poker players aren't in the youtube comment section of educational Poker channels.
@@TheSherlockHomez anyone skilled at poker can assess player players' ability, so that could make him an authority.
You're also wrong, I see very strong players in the YT comments section on videos like these. Granted, it's not nearly as often as I see regular folks, but they are out there!
For the life of me I can’t recognize his watch..any other watch guys in here
I am quite surprised how many people see the videos of poker vlogeers. Many of these vlogers show how they win some good money with some hand they record. I think many people is hyped by the idea of winning money in poker.
I think it's a pretty gross oversimplification to say that Moneymaker was responsible for the poker boom. There were several factors that coincided to cause the poker boom, imo. Of course there was Moneymaker binking huge on internationally screened television, which was a big catalyst but this coincided with the rise of internet poker. Internet poker made the game accessible to all manner of players who wouldn't usually go to a casino or dodgy underground game to risk a lot of money. It was cheap, physically safe and financially affordable. Also, that was pre crash economy times and the internet in general was growing immensely. The combination of the Moneymaker Effect on live poker with the internet bringing in a new generation of nerdier, less criminal and degenerate players, led directly to a new, more statistics driven way of playing poker that eventually culminated in today's solver and study climate, a far cry from the armed rounders and degenerate gamblers of Doyle's era.
Because daniel negreanu is hilarious whilst watches your every move. On and off court, ill bet.
I say the internet and the card cam that you can see people cards
Guess why texas holdem has picked up seems obvious to me. Covid, everyone needs something to do and if you even sort of like poker it definitely fills that's void and can easily become a obsession . Case point me others 😅
Glad to see that Chris has made his health a priority over the years
Watching Rob over call as a youtube armchair QB is hilarious. This call is as bad as they come, give that moeny charity. Just horrific call, A5 is horrid as well. These are supposed poker pros lololol.
Vibes shows here why just because you’re getting pot odds it doesn’t mean you should always stay in the hand. It’s multi-way, he doesn’t have position on the bettor, there is still someone to act who can reraise, and he doesn’t have the nut or range advantage on this flop. You could make this call if somehow you were heads up on the button against a bb small bet, but even then your only real equity is a back door flush draw and your ace might be toast. There is something to be said for this being live poker and many of these guys are splashing around with nonsense, so it’s probable Vibes loosened his play to accommodate, but even so, you have to be careful you’re not floating when drawing dead or nearly dead. When you’re playing wacky players and you need to loosen your range, that doesn’t mean you lose all sense post flop….
4 way pot and wtf are Vibes and Rob doing? ABSOLUTELY ZERO BUSINESS in the pot, under ANY circumstances 😂 joker poker
AK closing the action is vaguely defensible against certain opponents (like the maniacs on these streams), but damn that A5 call is utterly indefensible. He literally just took out 5 bills and burned them on the table for fun.
..and that is why you need to have a decent preflop range. If he folded preflop he wouldn't be in this pickle 🙃
you don't get to continue to play in this game "with a decent preflop range"
bro..... did you just call Johnnie Vibes a world class player.... lmfao
I say the few trillion extra dollars sloshing around in the World since the pandemic-induced gov't $ printing binge has a lot to do with the new poker boom.
Poker influencers. Period.
Covid
I think people are just tired of working for peanuts and rather take a shot than keep grinding the BS
suspect cheating in this hand
LOL dear lord, Rob should delete his RUclips channel after how he played this hand. By far the worst played spot maybe ever outside of A2 punt vs Aiqballs SF. Bro pls dont ever break down another hand again. If you cr flop it would have been better then this line or cr river. This play works never, literally a gift to homie that first bet, without the straight he isnt folding to that river bet with pair jacks. Just wow
Lower skill jobs are clawing a piece if the economic pie back from the CEOs and shareholders...and they see poker blogs on RUclips
moneymaker is weak, he will always have QT there, nothing else, ever