2008 WSOP Main Event: Every Major Hand That Brought Peter Eastgate The win!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Peter Eastgate became the youngest ever WSOP Main Event winner back in 2008 and the first November Nine champion! Eastgate pockets $9.1 million for his win after battling through a final table that included Ivan Demidov, Dennis Phillips, Ylon Schwartz, Scott Montgomery, Darus Suharto, Chino Rheem, Kelly Kim, and Craig Marquis.
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The Scott Montgomery hand is still one of the sickest moments ever at the WSOP.
That one had to hurt for quite awhile
Still hurts
Not really. Scott was a 62-38 dog entering the hand, he only had 3 outs to the A. Eastgate was way ahead.
The people acting like it's a bad beat, don't know poker. They got it all-in preflop, Montgomery was way behind, he spiked a 3 outer and a 2 outer, but then Eastgate's 1 outer ended him.
River justice.
Scott Sucked out multiple times to get to that point
Add the Royal Flush against Quad Aces to that
aside from his luck, he behaved very classy at such age. Showing respect to other players, feeling a little bad for knocking someone out, not celebrating too much in front of enemy.
His enemy? Lol. More like his opponent. Even for a heads-up NL Hold Em in the main event of the WSOP, that's a little extreme...unless you're Justin Schwartz or Phil Helmuth.
@@jimstythehpguy not everyone is a native english speaker
@@antzoomahow is that relevant to this
@@osburnnick9 he's suggesting the person used the wrong term because english may not be their native tongue.
He slowrolled with the 55
The final table was just everyone puntung of their stacks while eastgate basically had the nuts
I have no idea what you just said. Apparently it makes sense to a lot of people. "everyone puntung of their stacks". what?
@@painkiller5657 punting*, basically saying everyone just made a gamble while Eastgate had the goods
@haydn mclennan ok that's why it didn't make sense. Must be a europe thing? Pretty sure punting is kicking a football. and adding "of" is another curve ball. Basically "everyone frolicking with their stacks". Thanks
@@painkiller5657 it's poker terminology
@@painkiller5657 "punting off" is pretty common and I'm in the states. never heard Frolicking in that context though
I was there. Big thanks to the couple that came and gave me and my lady passes to go on-stage the moment before the last hand. What a memorable experience!
cool story bro. surprisingly, no kappa. thanks for sharing
That was me and my wife, you’re welcome
Hellmuth's "idiot from northern Europe" will always be a classic line lol
HE CALLED WITH A QUEEN/TEN HONEY
Peter Eastgate is from Northern Europe
I heard it in the background when they were interviewing eastgate lol
14:20 Phillips grabbing the muck is classic and would never be allowed today 😆
It's my favorite part of the highlight! It's just so ridiculous of him to do that.
They probably weren't very thrilled when he did it back then either. 😂😂😂
The punts we see here are unreal. Poker has come a long way eversince
Crazy to see that in 2008 production still didn’t show players stack sizes.
Maybe it’s just the editing and/or Eastgate’s demeanor, but I didn’t realize how easy his Main Event run was.
most people who win the main event have an easy run to it. joe cada won it the year after and when he made another final table in 2018 he talked about how he didn't realize how difficult it is to make a final table
What an unreal moment for Peter Eastgate. He was ahead on almost every call.
Ahhhh back when the wsop was fun to watch.
Eh, it was the beginning of a lull that followed the glory years (2003-2007 wsop) and really the 2007 wsop was only good because Yang was a good dude.
Jerry Yang's year was a ride too.
That T9o hand was one of the biggest punts I’ve ever seen
True but what you don’t see on a highlight reel is how long he waited to have any sort of hand prior to punting. Same thing with the A10 shove. When you’re playing real tight and aren’t getting any cards it causes rash decisions like these.
@@zizoumonk10 That’s where you need patience, he’s playing for millions of dollars and needed to pick his spots. Calling with T9o is whatever, but blasting the rest of your stack with nothing but a back door straight is garbage
I don’t care how card dead he was, that was a really bad spot to make a move. You have no equity against top pair, and he still had a 25bb stack. No need for desperation of that level.
@@zizoumonk10 the ATo shove actually wasn’t a bad spot, IMO. Given the line Eastgate had taken, he really should never have a King. I think that shove gets a lot of his holdings-the medium and small unimproved pocket pairs-to fold. He just happened to spike his on the river.
@@AudreyJune bad to have the Ah there as it makes it less likely Eastgate has a busted flush draw + Eastgate probably isn't going for value there with 6s or whatever
When he goes through the deck to show him it was the case 6…. Sick needle
Yeah man. Like we get it.
He is quit annoying, but getting to that point I understand the excitement.
Another big example of how clueless Phillips was.
I don't think it's a needle at all, It seems everyone at that final table had fairly good comradery/rapport. If you're sitting at home with friends and you get one outered a buddy telling you they fold the "whatever" card his just his way of saying you were unlucky.
Yeah Phillips was cringey as
Eastgate always disgusted by him self how he wins that pots 😂
so humble haha
I never forget how Dennis Phillips acted like he made a huge laydown when he folded J/10....
Yeah, he's a weird guy. Got caught up in the poker boom.
I admire Scott Montgomery. If that was me in that moment of time, I would need a wheelchair to leave in and a clean underwear.
He’s a fish . Lol getting all in with a3 and up against 66 and he say they are flipping
Imagine if it was Phil hellmuth
@@TheLuozhixiang You think he's a fish for making the right choice? 🤔
@@mrgainz7252 he’s a fish for saying it’s a fish when clearly he’s behind . Go watch the full thing
Did u get to see his underwear?
The only champion that felt sorry for eliminating other players what a classy guy..
Although eastgate played well , I can’t believe how bad the rest played to give him his Winn😂 picking bad spot to bluff. And the genius Philip god of knowing people having set shoving 910 😂
That final table intro got me hyped
Rheem, Montgomery, Schwartz and Demidov just got unlucky (Philipps is exception) while Eastgate played solid and ran amazing. Don‘t get why everyone says they gave their money away. Stack Sizes were key in all hands! Schwartz Bluff was amazing and Eastgate did not insta call although he hit gin on the river….
The problem is that Eastgate probably would have checked behind the river unless he had a monster. I didn't like Schwartz's play there.
Demidov had his chances heads up. He and Eastgate went back & forth for several hours but they just edited down to two hands
Schwartz bluff was not amazing ..not even for that time in poker lol. It's especially bad since he has the A of hearts in his hand.
Montgomery didn’t get unlucky, Eastgate was a 3-2 favourite preflop, the chips were all in preflop it was just gross how the cards came out.
Eastgate was a big inspiration to me when i was playing poker during the Moneymaker boom. Online poker is illegal where I am now and there isn't card room within a hundred miles. I always wanted to compete in the wsop. Oh well, maybe in another life. Watching this makes me wanna pull my chips out and shuffle them though.
If you’re in the US, you can play on ACR, Ignition or globalpoker to name a few. You could travel out of country to play WCOOP, SCOOP or GGMillions, you could also go to Vegas (flights are cheap) and play low-mid stakes tournaments during the WSOP. Almost every casino has a tournament series running in the summer, there are lots of options other than the WSOP. Best of luck.
Best part of the video was hellmuth saying idiot from northern Europe
Phillips digging through the muck after the hand to find the 6 he threw away lmao what was poker back then
17:06 it’s hilarious that Chad makes a joke about Elon Schwartz blasting off to Mars🤣🤣
Demidov was the best player at table
Eastgate never struck me as an overly enthusiastic Main Event champion.
Eastgate never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
No but dont think hes suffering much being multi millionare
@@dounghataiwataim5180 yup, why gamble when you've already won
@@srriley84 What do ya hear what do ya say
Get dealt the nuts, and hit 1 outters all while your opponents simultaneously try to bluff you for their entire stack.
Pretty much sums it up
My man had J10 and acted like he made a great fold lol🤣
He had AJ
Everybody was tryna bluff Eastgate when he had a hand he could not fold lol😂
What we all want to see with small pocket pairs, what a hot run
Phillips bragging about knowing Eastgate having a set 7:24 yet what happened @ 18:16 ??? At least she had AA with a J kicker, you had air.
Yes, that’s why he folded? What is your point?
@@jajison His point is he was bragging about his set "reads" and then busts the tourney by jamming into a set with ten high. lol
@@jajison I added time stamp markers. How dumb are you?
Technically it was Dennis Phillips who caused Tiffany Michelle to get busted if he checks peter bets and Tiffany just calls and loses less after the turn but when Dennis bets and peter just calls gives the impression that he was chasing the straight that's why she shoved me personally would love to see a woman win the main event for the first time
Some of the worst plays ever, but at least it was more exciting than the maths geeks we have playing today
Poker is such an easy game. Pick up pocket pair, river full house, knock opponent out, profit.
Someone has to get lucky to win the main event . Tournaments are all luck based. Skill is only in Cash games .
@@ineverfold1506There’s still plenty of skill involved in a tournament.
The only reason why Chino Rheem has a rail is because he owes them all money
The pain in their faces were real when that Q flopped lol
@@mileshkang I know a couple of those guys pretty good and let me tell you that you're not fat off ... the guy owes everyone in the poker community
Why do you not put the demidov’s bluff againist eastgate?
Chino Rheem asked for AQ but the poker gods end up crushing his chip dreams by spiking a Q on the flop..sheesh the poker gods can be so cruelllll
These guys just chip dump to eastgate
Lol
Dennis really had to rubb it in digging out the other 6.
I photographed the final table in the 2009 WSOP. Pumped to see if I made the highlight reel. I have screenshots of myself from the ESPN airing. 🤓
"i couldnt keep folding, i just had to do something" one of the dumbest things ive ever heard given the situation
Given the amount of money each place gets that was truly a stupid thing to feel and to say.
Imagine punting on the final table, not once but twice.
It had to be the cameras/being on TV.
What a Dream!!!
This video shows how coin flips and getting sucked out is how you win tournaments… He played great but in super large tournaments you have to get real lucky time and time again, skill won’t get you there…. It’s the players who understand this usually win
Tiffany Michelle getting owned by Eastgate is still one of the best wsop moments to watch...
They said if Chino shipped the ME twice, he still couldn't pay off all of his debts.
who said? haha
This seemed like an easy final table for east gate, so many random all ins 🤣
2008?
The tournament broadcast delays are getting mighty long!
I never realized this final table was quite soft
amazing video, poker is amazing
Wow, I assume Eastgate is a great player, but I wouldn't know it by this final table. Sometimes the luck is just there, and you can do no wrong. He tried that one bluff, and lost, but every single hand he hit with his opponents also hitting, or bluffing all in's. I have to congratulate him on the win, but not his skill. Is he a great player? This is the first I've seen him so I have no clue if he is still in the game, and producing wins? 👍✌
I think he did play well, but you’re right, he did run really well too. Most people that win it have a fair amount of luck go their way (Gold 06, Yang 07, Cada 09, Duhamel 10). It’s not often that people run bad and manage to come back and win. I remember Greg Merson losing with KK vs AK pretty late in the game, and he still came back to win, but other than that I don’t recall many times around that era where someone lost a big all in but still won the title. I think Eastgate deserved his title more than the 2 people who won directly before and the 2 people who won directly after him.
Peter played great all final table - he was playing NL5000 online before the wsop, so ofcause he was a great player.
He pretty much went broke and quit poker
@@ash80510 That's sad, but he could do it again, or at least play some more tourney's. He had to have some talent to make the final table. 👍✌
@@TOM-C. oh no question the talent although the game has progressed dramatically since then. Lots of those terrible players dissapeared from that era so much harder to have success now
Poker used to be so much more entertaining. Now it's nothing but robodorks talking about their workout plan off the felt😴😴
Michelle’s all on with AJ after a million bet and a smooth call is an absolute terrible play. Not because we know what their whole cards are. But because it makes no sense. She only had 2.5 million more and there was 1.5 mil preflop in the pot plus another 2 million before she acted. Never gunna get 2 players to fold and your only being called by better.
Funny how they’re all wearing poker stars or full tilt hats that was so 2008 🤣
13:57 lol at the turn card which is celebrated by all the people on the rail which actually does not change anything
Bro eastgate ran so well I’ve never seen anything like it.
Aahhh,... Jamie Gold now that was unbelievable>>> He still's suck's but he won it.
Jerry Yang didn't and still doesn't have a clue in a world. Talk about running well......
Weird, when Eastgate had 66, I had the same 2 cards (same suits) playing on Pokerstars.
Spewiest final table ever!
At 16:34 its an instant call. Thinking more than a second in that spot is obscene. Its almost slow roll....
Set of 8s or K 8s had him beat
yall might call eastgate lucky,
but tbh most of this final table was also pretty bad play by his opponents:
1. montgomery moving all in pre flop with A3 was a little rushed
2. schwartz bluffing all in with just ace high was very bad considering the stack he still had
3. the worst of all... phillips coming in to the final table as chip leader, then proceeding to shove on the flop with just 10high and a gutshot, and then saying "i couldnt keep folding, had to do something." i mean bro you just punted away everything and call this "had to do something"
really the only one the played well and just got unlucky was demidov
Crazy winning millions from a card game😂
Good content fellers
Nice call. Ace high
Wonder what the record is for hitting sets at a WSOP final table and the most 1 outsers hit at a WSOP final table.. he no longer holds the youngest to win but still has to gold those records
Next year i'm playing the main event
That AJ check-shove by Tiffany Michelle is so godawful. What worse hands are you hoping to get called by? Basically turned it into a bluff.
totally but worse was the push of a10 of which he was 3rd
ppl throw the word punt out a lot but my god this FT was insane.
you do not see these guys after winning the wsop main event its so weird, no jerry yang no peter eastgate... and many more i think like moneymaker they still play and joe hachem but they dont make it far.
Eastgate was literally handed this win on a plate. Some terrible play at that final table tbh
How did Dennis Phillips even make it so far lol!? Such a fish
Imagine Peter Eastgate and Kawhi Leonard having a conversation… 🤖 🤖 😂
Talk about running hot!
Am I the only one fast forward the first part of the video? Seeing a hand from the river is annoying... You don't know what happened to this moment.
Awesome!
Schwartz with the biggest punt in wsop history 😂😂
Everyone knows the biggest punt was Philip Hilm.
The other pros weren’t supporting Chino Rheem at the final table, they were seeing how much he got paid so they could collect debts from him.
what? hahaha
Everyone knows this
Still better champion then Jerry Yang
than not then
@@gosujnakonfederacje9055 shit eat
Surreal...
so the main event winner in all of these are just whoever hits the most sets at the end
@22:48
17:02 is that Eppstein? :D
He lives!!
Cliff josephy
Imagine if it was Phil hellmuth and not scott
Would've been the best Hellmuth tilt clip ever😂😂
I thought this was a Bears game with all these punts.
Michelle looked so nervous when jamming. That's the main event for you I guess
Well if i am demidov im sure happy too for winning 5 million dollar
Wow this dude ran super hot
17:00 if the river anything but a 5, it would have been check-check... Never a check raise there.
Holy shnikeys talk about run good. Kid hit about 10 sets
How did schwartz even get there. Must have been tired to make that all in.
Rublemaker... aged well 😂
The reaction to the winning hand was so delayed. Ye you win the main event.....5 second pause, oh ok I can go mental now.
Now he calling his bank begging for $50 overdraft
Yeah I heard he’s broke too. Apparently owes many a few 100k
He was staked tho 90%. So he really only had 900k prize win
@@blakeswansonfitness6240 reports are he wasn't staked he said so anyway all I know is he's broke now
@@jordanconnor1223 Is he broke? I knew he completely quit poker a few years after. He had some sick results around his main event win too.
@@jordanconnor1223 Hes not broke. He retired in 2010. He said he has enough money to last 70 years since he lives a cheap life now.
this guys good
Тотальное везение, фулики, сеты, стриты, все закрывается.
How can you react so calmly when you win the WSOP Main Event?
He is on benzos or something else, look at his dead eyes when he speaks
@@TheJulia90 thought the same thing. Maybe he was off those oxy 80s. They were still the real deal back then.
The most emotion he shows is when he won that fives full of kings hand against the 4th place finisher. Looks genuinely sorry for hitting that river, bluffers move would have worked otherwise.
Well, his nickname is Icegate, so maybe he's on the stoical side.
Way too many unnecessary bluffs. Eastgate at the right place at the right time
I wonder how much it cost for poker stars to have a hat on every player.
Live/tv poker went downhill after this. Boring to watch now. No characters, too many ‘poker faces’, zero personalities
I remember a hand :eastgate greenstein & Tom·dwan
Yep on high stakes poker. Greensteins AA, Dwans QT and Eastgates 42 on a T22 board. Dwan the legend with the worst hand made the other two fold and he knew Eastgate had the best hand on the flop.
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