I love Jane's confidence in this scene. He is doing something extremely dangerous that probably no one would attempt no matter how confident they were in their poker skills, but he is that confident. And he trusts his poker skills so much, he is so sure that he will never lose that he can casually risk his life like this
Trolls stay under a bridge messing with passersby, hence basement dwelling, internet nerds. Jane plays real world. That's called a confidence man. A person with confidence, who doesn't stay under a bridge, and messes with people IRL.
The thing about a tell is even if you know you have it, it can be hard to get rid of because it’s involuntary. And when playing with somebody for the first time they might have tells that you don’t catch. For example, maybe I shuffle my feet every time I get pocket aces, but I know about it so that shuffle isn’t as obvious as it used to be and most of the time people don’t notice until they play with me for at least a couple hours. So somebody telling you a tell they found isn’t always a “gotcha” moment but can instead be more of “hey I acknowledge that I do have that tell, I’ve been trying to work on it, good on you for noticing so fast.” kinda deal
@@chrisf84 The odds of both players hitting quads is approximately 0.00000000011673336801707477708970743159208%, or in other words, 10 Billion to 1. So sure, it may happen, but it most probably won't happen. Furthermore, if you had quad 8s, you were blocking the majority of value holdings that your counterpart could have, including fullhouses, which would be the only hands in the calling range, on a double paired board (at least for a TAG). So depending on the action, a shove would not be profitable in most of these situations, because >97% of the time the villain would simply fold. Slowplaying and trapping is the default play, when hitting quads. Did you get the money in on the river? Are you sure there was no 3- 4- or 5-Betting before the shove? Everything else, like a simple All-in-call action, would be quite peculiar, unless both of you were shortstacked. PS, you see im quite the poker nerd 😅
House would've tried to cheat, Jane would have let him and lead him on to the very end where he'd loose on purpose and then spoil the match by outing Houses cheats. Then House would've simmered for 10 or so years and gotten back at him in some really childish way. :P
Imagine this: a poker game with Patrick Jane, Dr. House, Shawn Spencer, Adrian Monk, BBC's Sherlock Holmes, and RDJ's Sherlock Holmes. Not including the time travel required to pull it off, that would be an interesting game to say the least.
Oh sure, because nothing says "authentic crime-solving" quite like a guy who reads minds... or at least pretends to while slicking back his hair. It's basically like watching a magician solve a murder mysteries!
One of my all time favorite shows. In real life a person working for law enforcement would be instantly known when they entered the prison system. Still fun to watch.
Why you think so, and he is simple civilian consultant. It would like, janitor enters on jail and everone knows he used to clean foors in police station
@@wisteria3032 Here Prison Guy called and showed immediately, he should have waited for Jane since he was calling. But they're still showing the other hand to have some "suspense".
Yeah, it's technically cheating but it's just counting cards. I don't know,if it's before or after this clip, but Jane outright shows he knows where each card is in the deck and in everyone else's hand. So even if it's extremely rare, Jane can just make it happen since he knows the locations of the cards.
@kevin paul halliday I think it happened when he was investigating the murder of a casino owner, the dead body of the owner was discovered in a refrigerator of a garage(wierd place, I know)
beanwithbacon a straight flush isn’t that rare, especially if you go in to the flop with suited connectors. Then again in 5 man stud like here it’s not the same. But I had a straight flush in a home game just last week
It's been so long since this series released but I still despise how they wrapped up Red John. Writers have shown great ability the entire 7 seasons and Red John's ending looks like it was written in the spirit of new disney
It is in Japan. When I visited there in 2015 that’s how I discovered the show. I had to download it when I got back because it wasn’t on American Netflix
The classic : I'll see you and then...in so many movies/shows. But it's wrong. You either call, fold or you raise. You don't see" (aka call) then raise someone.. Anyway, amazing show and great actor.
Poker nerd time: the mentalist made a "string raise" when he said "I'll see that ... and I'm all in". Saying "I'll see that" is a verbal declaration that he is only calling the bet. He can't then raise after he calls. In this case, villain thought he had a tell and that may be why he didn't object (likely the writer didn't know the rule) as he wanted all the money to go in the middle.
I thought the string play was extremely intentional writing: the reason it's officially illegal is to prevent people from changing their action, especially off the new information they might glean off the others' reactions. In this case, it's an informal prison game and Jane would be using stuff like that to his advantage if the other guys aren't going to call him on it.
Could it be Jane was doing it intentionally to feign ignorance/lack of experience with the game? Or would any new player have learned that _really_ fast?
you are correct. It´s 5 card draw. Each player gets 5 cards, than (after the betting) each player is allowed to swap the cards with new ones. Example: I get A7332, I laydown two cards 7,2, and i get AK. My new hand Two pair with a K. A,A,33,K
This is no joke...if people are paying attention you can certainly pull this off but you have to take time and set it up first (and possibly lose a good amount to get a big payoff)
I sometimes divert myself with online cryptograms and recently it occurred to me I don't think I've ever seen any quotes by Simon Baker, so I looked for some. Found this one that seems totally appropriate to his character on The Mentalist: I've seen the odd tarot reader and had my palm read in various countries and explained to me in many strains of broken English. Did I believe a word? To be honest, I didn't understand much, but I loved watching the presentation.
Having a low 2 pair then getting your opponent to call you all in with a pair due to your fake bluff would be a lot more impressive than winning with a straight flush
The odds of a straight flush are pretty crazy…even in “Hold Em” the odds are 1:3,000+ This is why you don’t play poker against the good guy on a TV show. The writer always wins.
Nobody says "I see you/see your bet and i raise you..." in any poker setting I've been in. If someone bets, and you make an announcement, it's either fold, call or raise. Saying "I see you and raise you" is essentially calling, then raising, which is kind of string betting, which is against the rules
TV poker: Two people with impossible hands go all in and someone takes the other Real Poker: Nobody has great hands and the guy who wins usually does so by NOT betting several hands and then winning without ever showing their cards.
Real hand: one guy c-bets after flopping TPTK, it's the most vile injustice ever when the guy who paid to see the turn catches one side of his straight draw.
You know this is TV because they have ACTUAL poker chips. In jail gambling is frowned upon because it causes fights. That being said, people do not want to play Texas Hold Em with me anymore in jail. I guess my poker face game is tight. But I did have a full locker of ramen noodles that the CO took away because "your only allwed 20 ramen packs...anything more is contraband unless you can prove you bought it from commissary"
I knew of a crew who had their shipment caught by th3 cops and still owed half a million on it. The geniuses tried to raid a triad poker game. Of course it was cashless, the kidnapped a dude and made him transfer his car, they went into the RTA with him to file the paperwork. The teenagers involved were arrested. The adults haven't been seen since. Mob poker games are cashless.
Declaring a raise and not knowing what you want to size that raise during the fact? Classic tell. I’m a poker dealer and nobody ever has it when they do that.
As a poker player i just knew it was coming , the string bet ! for those of you who don't play poker as soon as you say "ok i will see you..." that's it ! no raising allowed ! it's flat out against the rules but tv doesnt think it's dramatic enough so they always do it , a better way (and legal ) would to have him pause and think , and THEN have him announce his raise ! they just can't help themselves !
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I love how Jane just smiles whenever he makes people look stupid, he knows how good he is
...and how good he looks. Who could hurt that face?
@@mwatson4970 lots of people, he always got punched in the face lol
He is real smug
@@tehwarlock correction: what hetero woman or mother of a beloved, mischievous toddler could hit that face? Answer: 0
@@mwatson4970 me
You just can't help yourself from not smiling whenever he smiles...
I don't find myself smiling at anything in this show.
@@SagebrushRambles hey this is the 2nd time I've seen you. Are you alright?
@@SagebrushRambles You have no sense of humor?
The most attractive feature of Simon Baker's is his smile, followed closely by his hair.
@jt1364 and yet you're here with the rest of the fanboys 🤔
I love Jane's confidence in this scene. He is doing something extremely dangerous that probably no one would attempt no matter how confident they were in their poker skills, but he is that confident. And he trusts his poker skills so much, he is so sure that he will never lose that he can casually risk his life like this
Jane has nothing to lose as well.
No no he know he has the support of Red John and no one can touch him.....
Yup, Jane is a real Mary Sue.
@@eddarby469 but a believable mary sue
He knows he's smarter than those gangsters. x)
Patrick Jane: king of trolls
The good kind. Not the annoying kind.
depends on which side your on
Mark Raymond ...lol...
ZVER410 right !!
Trolls stay under a bridge messing with passersby, hence basement dwelling, internet nerds. Jane plays real world. That's called a confidence man. A person with confidence, who doesn't stay under a bridge, and messes with people IRL.
I love Jane's prison scenes :D That's where he could really stretch his mental muscles.
KaregoAt true true
Only on tv and movies would a genius character need to stretch his mental muscles in prison.
@@bertmustin well it is a TV show, so what's your point?
Also where he gets his anal muscles stretched.
Hey do you still remember Patrick Jane? It's been 7 years
I like how he tells him what the obvious tell is and the guy just casually says "yeah" like he isn't supposed to be surprised or something
The thing about a tell is even if you know you have it, it can be hard to get rid of because it’s involuntary. And when playing with somebody for the first time they might have tells that you don’t catch. For example, maybe I shuffle my feet every time I get pocket aces, but I know about it so that shuffle isn’t as obvious as it used to be and most of the time people don’t notice until they play with me for at least a couple hours. So somebody telling you a tell they found isn’t always a “gotcha” moment but can instead be more of “hey I acknowledge that I do have that tell, I’ve been trying to work on it, good on you for noticing so fast.” kinda deal
This is just incredibly bad writing on so many levels, its like a fantasy of a teenager how adults would interact in this situation
*Pokerhands in Movies:*
Royal flush over Straight flush over Fullhouse over nut flush.
*Pokerhands in real Life:*
2nd Pair over Jack high.
This is so true! 🤣 If we get one straight flush all night, we go back home rich!
@@ObitoUchiha10089 Nah when we get a straight flush once in a blue moon, we make no money because the counterpart folds instantly 😂
Nah it happens. I danced with a guy and went all in with 4 of a kind 8's. Guy called with 4 deuces. Boy was he pissed.
@@chrisf84 The odds of both players hitting quads is approximately 0.00000000011673336801707477708970743159208%, or in other words, 10 Billion to 1. So sure, it may happen, but it most probably won't happen.
Furthermore, if you had quad 8s, you were blocking the majority of value holdings that your counterpart could have, including fullhouses, which would be the only hands in the calling range, on a double paired board (at least for a TAG). So depending on the action, a shove would not be profitable in most of these situations, because >97% of the time the villain would simply fold. Slowplaying and trapping is the default play, when hitting quads.
Did you get the money in on the river? Are you sure there was no 3- 4- or 5-Betting before the shove? Everything else, like a simple All-in-call action, would be quite peculiar, unless both of you were shortstacked.
PS, you see im quite the poker nerd 😅
@@DominationRotation Yeah. That's true! 😂 I was just trying to make a joke!
I want to see the Greg House vs Patrick Jane poker game.
Let's throw in Hiruma and Toukuchi as well.
How about Mr. Morningstar?
And harvey specter
House would've tried to cheat, Jane would have let him and lead him on to the very end where he'd loose on purpose and then spoil the match by outing Houses cheats.
Then House would've simmered for 10 or so years and gotten back at him in some really childish way. :P
Imagine this: a poker game with Patrick Jane, Dr. House, Shawn Spencer, Adrian Monk, BBC's Sherlock Holmes, and RDJ's Sherlock Holmes. Not including the time travel required to pull it off, that would be an interesting game to say the least.
Love a good poker scene on TV where players aren't just splashing the pot and throwing their chips halfway to Jupiter when they call.
But I don’t like that they think every last hand is a big hand. Especially a royal flush. A simple flush would be more realistic.
@@bunyonfirewood i think its implied he cheated xd
Oh sure, "The Mentalist" is just riveting-nothing screams excitement quite like watching a guy figure out the obvious for an hour straight!
lesson learned: don't play poker with Jane
Wow. U smart
@@NELOPES7 🙄
Never bet with Jane in general
unless you are Bond, James Bond !
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That smile at 1:46!
The smile that made dozens of people hate him xD
Well that smile that made me love him even more!!!
priceless
Oh sure, because nothing says "authentic crime-solving" quite like a guy who reads minds... or at least pretends to while slicking back his hair. It's basically like watching a magician solve a murder mysteries!
lesson = don't fuck with jane when.comes to gambling and betting
Slight correction: Don't fuck with Jane.
One of my all time favorite shows. In real life a person working for law enforcement would be instantly known when they entered the prison system. Still fun to watch.
Why you think so, and he is simple civilian consultant. It would like, janitor enters on jail and everone knows he used to clean foors in police station
@@asjaosaline5987 Especially janitors.
He meant prisoners have access to data of new arrivals. It would show his employment records
@@peterw3544 People in prison follow criminal proceedings in the various new venues. I guess it's a kind of professional interest. LOL
It was well written,had engaging characters, a good time, clever always, never got stale and predictable, good show to watch withe the kids and wife .
Jane has fucking gorgeous smile ♥
First rule of Film Poker: whoever shows their hand last wins. Always.
That's generally the truth irl too as in most situations you don't need to show your cards when you recognize the other person victory.
@@wisteria3032 Here Prison Guy called and showed immediately, he should have waited for Jane since he was calling. But they're still showing the other hand to have some "suspense".
@@wisteria3032
No, you have to show your hand first if it's your turn. Depends on who the small and big ante was.
I love Hollywood poker scenes when guys win using a straight flush as if that hand doesn't have an extremely remote probability of occurring.
Pretty sure he is cheating since it happens at least twice in this show.
Yeah, it's technically cheating but it's just counting cards. I don't know,if it's before or after this clip, but Jane outright shows he knows where each card is in the deck and in everyone else's hand. So even if it's extremely rare, Jane can just make it happen since he knows the locations of the cards.
Unless you're a mechanic..
@kevin paul halliday I think it happened when he was investigating the murder of a casino owner, the dead body of the owner was discovered in a refrigerator of a garage(wierd place, I know)
beanwithbacon a straight flush isn’t that rare, especially if you go in to the flop with suited connectors. Then again in 5 man stud like here it’s not the same. But I had a straight flush in a home game just last week
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Apparently there are 182 members of the Blake Association.
And so his Disciples
It's been so long since this series released but I still despise how they wrapped up Red John. Writers have shown great ability the entire 7 seasons and Red John's ending looks like it was written in the spirit of new disney
@@1SSJA Fr, I just finished a month ago and I loathe how RJ was nerfed heavily especially the whole tattoo stuff
😂
"Jane's out of prison..."
"What?! How!?"
"He....bought his way out..."
"What is he, a Ferengi?"
Why is this not on netflix?
Arc Official it is now
It is in Japan. When I visited there in 2015 that’s how I discovered the show. I had to download it when I got back because it wasn’t on American Netflix
Its in amazon prime
It is in Germany
It used to be here. But it got removed for some reason.
Janes’ smile at the end, always always the best
He has red and black cards in his hand, yet amazingly has a straight flush.
Because there is no such thing as wild cards in a 5 card home style game...that would be too obvious.
A wise man once said "if i said I'm good, you'd think I'm boasting, if i said I'm no good, you know I'm lying"
Patrick Jane vs Harvey Spector
Harvey doesn't play the game, he plays the man
Alexander
Patrick Jane plays them both
Patrick could fool Harvey easily if Harvey doesn't know anything about Jane.
I thought of an awesome line for the very end when he wins
"And that's how I got my car collection"
Yeah but he actually needed the money for bail right?
He wouldn't wanna piss them off tho
Wow, pouring gasoline on fire... way to rub it in ...
"My boss wanted to send Jane a message. He is never allowed to play poker with us again."
Lisbon what did he do?
The cute smile at the end xD
love his smile xDD
You don't play the game, you play the man
If you want to lose money... sure.
You don't play the game, or the man, you play the math.
Spoken like a true fish.
How did these guys miss the Suits reference?
The classic : I'll see you and then...in so many movies/shows. But it's wrong. You either call, fold or you raise. You don't see" (aka call) then raise someone.. Anyway, amazing show and great actor.
Every time I hear "I see you, and I rai..." I yell "NO STRING BETS, THAT'S A CALL."
Poker nerd time: the mentalist made a "string raise" when he said "I'll see that ... and I'm all in".
Saying "I'll see that" is a verbal declaration that he is only calling the bet. He can't then raise after he calls.
In this case, villain thought he had a tell and that may be why he didn't object (likely the writer didn't know the rule) as he wanted all the money to go in the middle.
I thought the string play was extremely intentional writing: the reason it's officially illegal is to prevent people from changing their action, especially off the new information they might glean off the others' reactions. In this case, it's an informal prison game and Jane would be using stuff like that to his advantage if the other guys aren't going to call him on it.
came here to say this.
Could it be Jane was doing it intentionally to feign ignorance/lack of experience with the game?
Or would any new player have learned that _really_ fast?
@trunkulent Could be. He may have string raised before in a less important pot just to see what happens.
This does put a smile on my face
How the hell did Ernie end up in jail?
AcceptableGamer
And when did he gets a tattoo?!
AcceptableGamer that’s what I though! He came a long way down lol
When did he get 100k buy in
100 grand buy-in? Those are some wealthy crooks.
Only crooks with that kinda money would be allowed to play cards like that.
Non poker players watching this: “wow that looks really good and well written. I hope it won an Emmy”
Poker players watching this: “what bullshit”
Just binged the series! Finished a couple of weeks ago. Great show.
I miss this show
I loved this scene in jail, as any other scene with Patrick Jane.and i keep re watching in 2023
love that show
Why would I lie....good point....take a seat 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love this scene
I’ve only played texas hold ‘em before, not any other versions. What version were they playing? It didn’t look like texas hold ‘em to me
you are correct. It´s 5 card draw. Each player gets 5 cards, than (after the betting) each player is allowed to swap the cards with new ones. Example: I get A7332, I laydown two cards 7,2, and i get AK. My new hand Two pair with a K. A,A,33,K
5 card draw and jane cheated to win..
Simon Baker would make a perfect villan. I mean...dude,that's awesome
With Jane’s skill set? That would be terrifying.
@@AndorRadnai yes, indeed
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I think that I'm the only one thinking on this but... Why is he wearing a blue uniform while others use orange ones?
He has the perfect smile
This is no joke...if people are paying attention you can certainly pull this off but you have to take time and set it up first (and possibly lose a good amount to get a big payoff)
As soon as he said "I see you", betting is over, that's a call! There's no string verbal raises!!
I sometimes divert myself with online cryptograms and recently it occurred to me I don't think I've ever seen any quotes by Simon Baker, so I looked for some. Found this one that seems totally appropriate to his character on The Mentalist: I've seen the odd tarot reader and had my palm read in various countries and explained to me in many strains of broken English. Did I believe a word? To be honest, I didn't understand much, but I loved watching the presentation.
Having a low 2 pair then getting your opponent to call you all in with a pair due to your fake bluff would be a lot more impressive than winning with a straight flush
i realyyy love how jane refute the question of "how do we know you have the money"
The odds of a straight flush are pretty crazy…even in “Hold Em” the odds are 1:3,000+
This is why you don’t play poker against the good guy on a TV show. The writer always wins.
That smile was 😈🔥🥶
Damn, I miss this show
What kind of fool would like to invite Jane to a pocker game😂😂😂😂😂
Pocker
A fool who doesn't know who Patrick Jane is.
I would!
To one where I'm dealing or serving the drinks 😂
"If you found out I was lying, you would kill me right?"
Ok
I love Ernie 😂 in this scene
Believable right up to the straight flush. Which has odds at 0.0014%. Especially considering _any_ 'good' hand would have done the job just as well.
JAYNE.... The man they call JAYNE!
that fucking smirk at the end....
AKA the reverse tell
Rule one of winning at poker, always fake a indicator so the opponent doesn’t expect you to win
#kingofthebluff
Mentalist, Monk, House all went to jail.
Yet to find a show that is as good as the one and only - The mentalist
Patrick Jane: Con Artist
emphasis on Artist!
Thanks you mentioned session ☺️
thankyou sharing.
Someday I wanna see a royal straight flush in real life
Nobody says "I see you/see your bet and i raise you..." in any poker setting I've been in. If someone bets, and you make an announcement, it's either fold, call or raise. Saying "I see you and raise you" is essentially calling, then raising, which is kind of string betting, which is against the rules
Clearly inspired by Casino Royale (2006), where Le Chiffre does a similar thing.
Anyone knows where can i watch this full series?
Watchepisodes4
That site normally works for me
Amazon
If you wait by side of the river long enough, you will see the bodies of your enemies float by.
Alguien sabe como puedo ver los episodios completos pooor favor
If he can only Rick roll him after it would be complete
The skill of a good liar is to make other people believe that he cannot lie
I love you Simon Baker. ❤❤❤
jane unique actor producer director in his own way.
It's the long game because he has to lose a few hands with the tell to set up the big cash out.
Ernie 😭😭
TV poker: Two people with impossible hands go all in and someone takes the other
Real Poker: Nobody has great hands and the guy who wins usually does so by NOT betting several hands and then winning without ever showing their cards.
Real hand: one guy c-bets after flopping TPTK, it's the most vile injustice ever when the guy who paid to see the turn catches one side of his straight draw.
i love manufactured tells. the problem is, it's tough to find players smart enough to even look for tells.
You know this is TV because they have ACTUAL poker chips. In jail gambling is frowned upon because it causes fights.
That being said, people do not want to play Texas Hold Em with me anymore in jail. I guess my poker face game is tight.
But I did have a full locker of ramen noodles that the CO took away because "your only allwed 20 ramen packs...anything more is contraband unless you can prove you bought it from commissary"
awesome
It amazes me that Hollywood can NEVER do a decent poker scene.
I knew of a crew who had their shipment caught by th3 cops and still owed half a million on it. The geniuses tried to raid a triad poker game. Of course it was cashless, the kidnapped a dude and made him transfer his car, they went into the RTA with him to file the paperwork.
The teenagers involved were arrested. The adults haven't been seen since.
Mob poker games are cashless.
I really wanna see simon baker as joker he already got that smiley fool ass spirit
What episode is this, can someone help?!
Episode one of either season 4 or 5
Oh god, another poker scene on tv where they get everything wrong.
I really do love him.😍😍
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Why are there blue and orange suits
What are the chances of getting a straight flush in a 5-card draw?
Around 72,192-1 against, in 5 card stud poker; while in the movies it's difficult to avoid one...
you cant be mad at that smile
Declaring a raise and not knowing what you want to size that raise during the fact? Classic tell. I’m a poker dealer and nobody ever has it when they do that.
'I'll see your 25.....and raise you....' that's how you declare a raise in the movies kids.
Yeah, but the next scene in the garage is the cherry on the sundae.
The junior CEO (Margin Call) got into some trouble, but he can still win :-) Once a thief (Wall Street), always a thief
These so called criminals look as intimidating as bunch of pigeons.
Invalid all-in, as he said “I’ll see you.” before, which counts as a call.
Simon Baker was perfect in this.
WHAT DID YOU DO TO GET HERE, ERNIE?!
What hand had Jane?
One of the scenes emphasizing how unrealistic these series are
As a poker player i just knew it was coming , the string bet ! for those of you who don't play poker as soon as you say "ok i will see you..." that's it ! no raising allowed ! it's flat out against the rules but tv doesnt think it's dramatic enough so they always do it , a better way (and legal ) would to have him pause and think , and THEN have him announce his raise ! they just can't help themselves !