The insults, like "I think it's over" and "you're not there anymore Phil," were pretty funny but going so far as to follow Phil around while he insulted him was comedic brilliance.
You can’t escape your true colours. That false sincerity, As an Australian, and Melbournian, I love Tony G. My dream is to get roasted by him one day in a short deck tournament,
@@iflyhelicoptersThat got me so confused, I've seen people saying he went too far, but, isn't that the objective of Poker? He isn't cheating, he's bluffing, you know, the thing that professional Pomer players specialize in?
@@hatred9427 Tony G has a history of messing with Phil and the fact that Phil straight up believed him was so silly of him. He believed the dumbest lie Tony G could come up with on the spot.
@@francis5944 Haven't seen much of Phil Hellmuth play have you? Having that big fucking sook do what he does best which is complain and bitch is hilarious.
Yes that was perfect, couldn't be a better finish than Phil finally hitting that now-worthless Jack that he was looking for. This is a legendary moment in trolling history
@@eamonnohagan1038 seriously.. whenever i was taught how to play poker it was "LIE. ALL. THE. TIME. BLUFF. 24/7." and because of that.. the more honest players end up broke as fuck and not a pro. and yet, all the pros have bluffs for days, or just annoying chatter to bother people.
Fat Cat Snuggle Party Your rant is completely utter nonsense. This is not a bluff, this is having no character. The fact you don’t know the difference shows you suck at poker. Also I make way more money by telling the truth in poker than lying. That’s not the same as bluffing.
Tony's played a lot of poker with Phil. And I doubt there is love lost between the two. He's as sore a winner as Phil is a sore loser. "Have you ever seen that in a high limits game?" - I could probably find a tape of Phil doing it to someone else... 99% chance it has happened. But Phil would continue the lie after the hand and say "aw, dumb luck, sorry you lost." or some other snide remark. Because Phil is not a gracious winner either. Especially when his etiquette is off.
I disagree. He would’ve done it to anybody if it was setup for him like that. People don’t like Hellmuth so much, they’re blind to what an a**hole and dirty player Tony G is
@@SharkAcademy "dirty" player. Lol its Texas hold em poker my guy. Half the game is reading buffs and Tony gave him a verbal bluff. Lets no forget that bluffing, even when not trying to be vocal about it, is still lying. The half the point of the game is to lie to win, just most time your opponent is trying to read your body language rather than your words. Honestly i think Phil got flustered and got too attached to "etiquette" and he lost hard because of it. I'd call that a master class bluff from Tony for sure. Just because these guys are pro's doesnt mean they should get friendly and let their guard down. I bet you phil was more mad at himself for falling for that than he was a Tony and thats why he acted the way he did. "unspoken rules" are always a losers excuse. You never see winners whining afterwards about "unspoken" rules.
I love Tony so much. Fat, rich, and practically drowning in his own blissful state of self satisfaction. He plays things off by saying "It's just a game" but out of every pro I feel like he views Poker as a war more than anyone else. He knew he needed to eliminate Phil asap because he was the only person who could take the game away from him. He got in his head, and did whatever he needed to do. This man is all business.
Tony G is a total tilt artist--I think he purposely does this to get to Phil so he can win. Even though it's pretty dirty, Phil was probably going to call whether Tony said he looked at his hand because he probably put him on some sort of bluff to begin with and said "Wow, I really think he's strong". I think he said "Well, if you haven't looked then..." because in case Hellmuth looks like a fool calling, he could attack his character later. At the Million Dollar Cash game Tony wasn't like this at all. It may also be because he is drinking a bit. The puns are pretty imaginative though, I must say.
0:32 Tilly was the reason why all this happened with her "without looking?" question xD Tony did not say anything more than "all in" when he made his move. We should thank Tilly for the rest xD
@@thetruth72667 I'm more talking about the salty behaviour as Phil got the final run dealt. He had a legal play by lying about his blind hand but it was completely unnecessary for him to be a complete dickhead after
Tony's great at painting pictures with his words. Lololol " take your coach get a tandem bike and get the hell out of here" masterful troll stuff right there 😂😂😂😂
I actually think that Phil took that quite well, all things considered. He didn't blast off completely and was pretty calm about it in the behind the scenes segment.
Phil was trying to put down Tony and save face, keeping him from blasting off. I believe that had Phil just called, then he would have blasted off about how he always gets lousy cards, and how nobody else knows how to play poker.
@@schmead7257 Interesting how different people can take the term "outclassed". This Tony guy acted like a bratty 15 year old, whose parents never taught him respect and how to behave. This other dude took it pretty calmly and called him out for bad etiquette, which seems pretty reasonable to me.
@@donkeyshot4497there’s a lot of context missing if this is the first time you’ve watched Phil Hellmuth play. Not that Tony G is a saint either, though.
yeah boxing comparisons came in my mind too. by phil's logic, you shouldn't outsmart your opponent by faking a move because it's "bad etiquette" what a sore loser
@@Marian-ng3do Joe Hachem. "Mr. Ice cold blood," himself. Joe didn't give Phil anything after he looked at Tony's hand. Not many can do that. These two really didn't like Phil for being the spoiled brat that he was and Tony used Joe to reel Phil in. It was absolutely brilliant because Tony knew Phil's ego would keep him on the hook. Phil wanted to bust Tony badly and it backfired.
I just had a good idea for how to win a lot of money in poker, but it's sort of unethical. First, you wait for a good hand, like AK. Then, when the other player doesn't see you, you beat the shit out of him with a baseball bat and run away with his money. Sure, the other player's poker coach might say it's "messed up," but I think it should work.
that is different. Lying in poker is perfectly acceptable. Hell, the entire poker game is built based on bluffing aka lying. hitting someone with baseball bat is not lying, you physically harming someone else with 100% certainty while lying doesn't. Hellmuth shoudn't trust G because this is poker, but he trusted G , so.....
Yep dude but it's about etiquette and fairplay. In tennis, when a line ref shouts out when the ball is on the line and you can't contest it, your opponent is calling hawkeye for you, and if the ref is fully retarded he loses the point on purpose. That's what great players do. More than fairplay, it's about education and class, what's the whole point of winning a game if you're playing dirty or cheating ? On the other hand Phil is a morron almost as much as Tony G so ... :D
Yeah...Tony G is broke and cant hang with the B level players in the game today while Phil just won his 15th wsop bracelet...he is definitely past his prime and should retire
"Don't rush don't rush I want you win, I want you to come back, show your fans that you're a great player. Captain hook doesn't really want to kill peter pan" is gold
That's how impartial judgements can be done : referring to the image we have of someone, and if something not good happens to him, judging the current stuff by referring to the past, even if he's not the culprit here. I hope you don't work for the justice...
More like the most pathetic excuse for a human being alive. He went on and on acting so low and weak, shaming himself over and over with those antics, and you praise him? I get that manchildren rule the internet but it's gone way too far. We're literally reversing morality and admiring the weakest now
phil is always so unbelieving..every situation no matter what, is like "have u ever seen something like this in your life?? i cant believe it..how can this happen?? can u believe it??".. you know the one where he´s playing headsup vs that hilarious french man? hehehe..love it
My exact thoughts! You couldn't wait to take advantage & exploit your opponents perceived mistake but he takes advantage of your dumb mistake & you cry foul when someone does the same!?! You win cause your opponent didn't even try to put up a fight-that's how YOU wanna win? That's better than winning against a guy who @least saw his hand & had some kind of idea on how to go about the situation? No fuckn way! Phil thought his opponent didn't look & he said "FUCK HIM" taking advantage of his supposed mistake with no problem, reverse the scenario & it's now unethical to take advantage of a opponents mistake! Hypocrisy @its finest
Phil did nothing wrong, its not like he raised Tony G when he said he was blind. Tony G straight up went all in "blind" before Phil. So what, Phil has to immediately fold his hand or its bullying? Fuck that, he has a choice and calling someone who doesn't know their hand is a good move with ace-jack
Here's the thing about it, neither player was any worse than the other in terms of etiquette, which is why this is so entertaining to watch. You could call it bad etiquette that tony lied (in a poker game), but you'd also have to call it bad etiquette that Phil called his shove knowing that he (Phil) had a great hand. Phil being a sore loser and Tony just rubbing salt in the wound the whole hand makes this so great to revisit even years later
Phil is full of shit. He simply wanted to play his hand and then cry after Tony turned over his better hand. Or most likely Phil was playing like a total donkey and thought Tony was going to be his best buddy in the world for cash. Phil thinks everyone is just going to give him a cake walk all the time because he's Phil.
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you would think this would be common sense! specially from alleged "professional" poker players... but apperantly getting out smarted by another one is "BAD ETIQUETTE" if you dont put attention to the table and someone makes ups a major lie you cant whine and cry ... you tricked me boo hoo bad etiquette im offended.
Phil Hellmuth talking about the “etiquette” of poker...what a joke. Did he have etiquette while running that cheating poker site? A true scum bag through and through.
anyone hating on tony here is probably the last person i'd want to have a conversation with. this is a tv game of poker, what he did was hilarious and well within his right. the personal attacks on phil were hilarious, and true.
Tony G is absolutely right. Phil is a bad player and he didn't have to put his chips in... He did it because he thought he was taking advantage of Tony's mistake.
@@thegingerpowerranger tony reacted to the `did you look` question from the woman with the big tits if she hadnt said that he might not have gotten ideas about lying there was no fucking mistake and how do you go all in by mistake anyway???????????
@@johnjames4834 if you watch the whole point of the video is hellmuth believes Tony hadn't looked at his cards. This is really dumb I need to explain this to you.
@@fatcatsnuggleparty4272 No, lying about having looked at your cards in a cash poker game is definitely scummy. Your analogy is definitely way less accurate than Phil's. This is 100% an angle shot and poker players don't like angle shots. Phil was willing to bet 250 large that if they polled 20 top pros they would unanimously declare it bad ettiquette and Tony G passed. He knows it was scummy.
He had that look a lover gets after realizing that the other half of the relationship has not only lied, but, has also fucked the shit out of somebody... and enjoyed it so much they can't wait to tell you about it... just to see that look upon your face... Deal with it Phil, the guy is obviously a POS. Don't associate with, or play with, that caliber of person and you don't have to worry about this kind of thing happening , right? Both players share some of the responsibility for what happened there. Once done, let it go, forget about it, but don't forget how it happened. Learn from it. Hell, Hellmuth didn't go into one of his famous raving sessions, so, he is either learning to control himself, or, he has found some wonderful drugs to cure his anger issues.
Tony seemed shady at first. And to some extent maybe it's bad etiquette. But Phil saw his hand, he knew his hand was pretty strong; so it was OK for him to take try and take advantage of Tony who apparently has not seen his hand but not for Tony to take advantage of Phil?
When Phil raised, it was betting over a straddle... If Tony went all in blind betting into him, what should he do? Throw away $6000+ so as to “not take advantage of him”? What are you even saying...
Best thing Phil could do for once, is be quiet and comeback next time against Tony G and nail him with the best hand & hope Tony G has the 2nd best hand.
Husky Himself he didn’t lie about his hand, he made an angle shot. Looking at your cards and said you didn’t, it has zero to do with a bluff, it’s 100% a POS move.
Phil would definitely not have believed Tony G in a real competitive tournament. But this was a TV Show and the point of TV shows is to entertain the viewers. So I can understand why Phil trusted Tony and wanted to have a little bit of fun.
That's funny how Phil is giving lots of lessons about Tony's attitude when he actually wanted to make profit from someone that he thought didn't look at his cards
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"YOU GOT THERE! I was just joking, Phil. Did you believe me again?" That's cold hahahahaha
Ice cold dude
The insults, like "I think it's over" and "you're not there anymore Phil," were pretty funny but going so far as to follow Phil around while he insulted him was comedic brilliance.
Insanely hilarious. 😂
"Was that bad etiquette too?"
He thought he got there. That's the funny part.
When he said "I'm sorry Phil..I'm sorry...I think you should retire...it's over" I couldn't stop laughing LMAO
OMG, that was so funny
Get on your tandem bike and get the hell out of here! LOL
that was beautiful
Facts I’m still crying got tears coming out
You can’t escape your true colours.
That false sincerity,
As an Australian, and Melbournian, I love Tony G. My dream is to get roasted by him one day in a short deck tournament,
If Tony did this to someone else it would be appalling behavior. But because he did this to Phil it's 1000% warranted and comedy gold
It was perfect and I’ll watch it over and over
@@jeremya4075 all i needed to type in was "It's poker phil" top search result 🤣
Tony G is smart enough to know he can do it to Phil.
Except it's really not though. Hellmuth has a right to be upset.
BRUH it was PHIL'S FAULT FOR NOT PAYING ATTENTION TO THE TABLE.
"Of course I'm lying...its poker, Phil!"
Classic line and couldn't happen against a better guy lol
*poka
Helmuth is a natural asshole, but he’s not malicious
“Can you believe he lied about his hand?”
lol isn’t that exactly what poker is
@@iflyhelicoptersThat got me so confused, I've seen people saying he went too far, but, isn't that the objective of Poker? He isn't cheating, he's bluffing, you know, the thing that professional Pomer players specialize in?
@@hatred9427 Tony G has a history of messing with Phil and the fact that Phil straight up believed him was so silly of him. He believed the dumbest lie Tony G could come up with on the spot.
The second, “Wow, you got there-oh, you believed me again” KILLED ME HAHA 😂
Just needled him again haha. Dont understand the hate of tony G. Hes doing it all for TV and being a ruthless dick deliberately
hell yeah he understands that every table needs a villain and he plays the role perfectly@@skillsmachine9164
4:09 I always loved the part where the commentator says “what a villain” as it cuts to Tony clutching his drink like a James Bond villain
looks like penguin from batman
”i think you should retire” had me rolling on the floor.
“You’re not there anymore” lol
What made it so epic and funny is that it came IMMEDIATELY after his apology lol.
How is that funny?
He is making fun of the looser, and they are about the same age.
@@francis5944 Haven't seen much of Phil Hellmuth play have you? Having that big fucking sook do what he does best which is complain and bitch is hilarious.
@@francis5944 it's not about age, he's implying Phil's skills are slipping and he can't keep up anymore
I love how he avoids promising
Tony: “I haven’t looked”
Phil: “You promise?”
Tony: “Ask Joe!”
Lmaooooo
YESS HAHAHA
Who's Joe?
Kevin Min Joe Hachem is on the right
@@9k49 r/wooosh
Kevin Min Oh sorry didn’t get it was a joke 😂
This is probably my favorite poker moment of all time.
I dunno losing trip 9s against KK 3 out of 4 runs is pretty magnificent
Nothing tops Negreanu tilting Hellmuth three straight hands but this is awesome too! 🤣🤣🤣
I watch this one like once a year because Tony G is just the perfect villain.
yeah it's classic Tony G. rlmao
Hellmuth is literally the last person to pull etiquette on someone
Yep, treats people like crap, love watching people give him his due medicine.
It is almost funny how he can even said that. Freaking poker. The retire bit was just the cherry on the top.
Yeah he only called cause he thought he had the clear advantage and was mad Tony had the better cards
The way he celebrates the jack hitting the last river then the I think you should retire speech, comedy gold.
Yes that was perfect, couldn't be a better finish than Phil finally hitting that now-worthless Jack that he was looking for. This is a legendary moment in trolling history
No, it is asshole gold.
Nobody thinks a bully is funny.
Unless you are an asshole yourself.
"did you believe me again?" had me rolling man
"Is that bad etiquette too?" lol
Every couple years, this video finds me again and every couple years I enjoy it like I've never seen it before. Absolutely brilliant work.
Time to watch it again!
"Of course I lied its poker Phil. What do you think this is?" 😂😂😂
"And I'm destroying you in every part of the game" lmao
Hitler lied about not invading Czechoslovakia, welcome to the real world Phil
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I can't believe how many people seem to dislike this
This was when Televised poker was fun to watch, nowadays it is so incredibly boring
no "characters" with the new players anymore.....like Doyle r.i.p.
Tony is the type of kid whose gonna lie to whole class that theres no due task.. an then remind the teacher about the task
@@eamonnohagan1038 seriously.. whenever i was taught how to play poker it was "LIE. ALL. THE. TIME. BLUFF. 24/7." and because of that.. the more honest players end up broke as fuck and not a pro. and yet, all the pros have bluffs for days, or just annoying chatter to bother people.
I know this son of a bitch
Yunus And Phil is the type of guy to be a liberal.
Yunus Tony was correct btw..
Fat Cat Snuggle Party Your rant is completely utter nonsense. This is not a bluff, this is having no character. The fact you don’t know the difference shows you suck at poker. Also I make way more money by telling the truth in poker than lying. That’s not the same as bluffing.
Of course I lied, its poker
jtc415sfc love it
Bad etiquette. Lol
Bluffing is lying lol just saying!!
Poker plays lie about what they have in their hands all the time.... or what they fold.
ITS POEKAHH
Phil: You lied?
Tony: Of course I lied. It's poker!!
I'm dying.
Phil is a bad loser, Tony a worse winner.
Ron Hickey absolutely true!
Tony's played a lot of poker with Phil. And I doubt there is love lost between the two. He's as sore a winner as Phil is a sore loser. "Have you ever seen that in a high limits game?" - I could probably find a tape of Phil doing it to someone else... 99% chance it has happened. But Phil would continue the lie after the hand and say "aw, dumb luck, sorry you lost." or some other snide remark. Because Phil is not a gracious winner either. Especially when his etiquette is off.
Marc030320 they're both ass holes.
Ron
Nah, tony is ok. Phil is a total shit heel and thinks he is the best. 😜😜
And that's what makes this video awesome
Tony g wouldnt have done this to anyone but Helmuth. it was so personal that it makes it hilarious lol
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I disagree. He would’ve done it to anybody if it was setup for him like that. People don’t like Hellmuth so much, they’re blind to what an a**hole and dirty player Tony G is
Tony G would have done it to anyone because he's a dirty scumbag. It's just hilarious that Helmuth was on the receiving end.
@@SharkAcademy "dirty" player. Lol its Texas hold em poker my guy. Half the game is reading buffs and Tony gave him a verbal bluff. Lets no forget that bluffing, even when not trying to be vocal about it, is still lying. The half the point of the game is to lie to win, just most time your opponent is trying to read your body language rather than your words. Honestly i think Phil got flustered and got too attached to "etiquette" and he lost hard because of it. I'd call that a master class bluff from Tony for sure. Just because these guys are pro's doesnt mean they should get friendly and let their guard down. I bet you phil was more mad at himself for falling for that than he was a Tony and thats why he acted the way he did. "unspoken rules" are always a losers excuse. You never see winners whining afterwards about "unspoken" rules.
7:00 "Did you believe me again?" LOL I'm dead 🤣🤣
I love Tony so much. Fat, rich, and practically drowning in his own blissful state of self satisfaction. He plays things off by saying "It's just a game" but out of every pro I feel like he views Poker as a war more than anyone else. He knew he needed to eliminate Phil asap because he was the only person who could take the game away from him. He got in his head, and did whatever he needed to do. This man is all business.
Tony’s an absolute dickhead, and I absolutely love watching him.
I also love Tony G! He is basically the best thing to ever happen to televised poker.
Lmao Tony had zero fear of Phil. He’d play Phil in a cash game any time
Tony G is a total tilt artist--I think he purposely does this to get to Phil so he can win. Even though it's pretty dirty, Phil was probably going to call whether Tony said he looked at his hand because he probably put him on some sort of bluff to begin with and said "Wow, I really think he's strong". I think he said "Well, if you haven't looked then..." because in case Hellmuth looks like a fool calling, he could attack his character later. At the Million Dollar Cash game Tony wasn't like this at all. It may also be because he is drinking a bit. The puns are pretty imaginative though, I must say.
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Tony asked Phil if he looked and Phil said allegedly. They both did the same thing. Zero things done wrong in this hand
Oh yea there’s no doubt in my mind that Tony wouldn’t have done this to anyone except Phil
This is scripted TV
@@lukaslarsson3136 These people aren’t actors. I’d be highly impressed if they were able to act that out so convincingly without any acting experience
0:32 Tilly was the reason why all this happened with her "without looking?" question xD Tony did not say anything more than "all in" when he made his move. We should thank Tilly for the rest xD
Tony's lie about looking might be passable but the way he said his goodbyes to Phil confirms just how hard he got bullied in high school
@@thetruth72667 I'm more talking about the salty behaviour as Phil got the final run dealt. He had a legal play by lying about his blind hand but it was completely unnecessary for him to be a complete dickhead after
Who took his lunch money one too many times??
i am sure
Lewis Jones
Yeah Phil doesn't make unnecessary dickhead comments either...
Oh wait
8balln8 killingu65 of course but it doesn’t make this excusable
Get your tandem bike and get the hell out of here
- A true hero
Lmao funniest part
Jennifer Tilly caused the whole thing by saying "without looking?"
She's not paying attention, it's up to Phil to look at what's going on at the table.
I think it’s Jennifer Titty...not Tilly.
@@ethanpabustan8695 lol who cares? That wasn’t the point.
So true !!!!!
Tony asked Phil if he looked and Phil said allegedly. They both did the same thing. Zero things done wrong in this hand
This is the single most entertaining hand in poker history
6:56 WOAH HE GOT THERE!
Louis E is that bad etiquette too?
The best moment of the whole video.
Tony's great at painting pictures with his words. Lololol " take your coach get a tandem bike and get the hell out of here" masterful troll stuff right there 😂😂😂😂
You have to know that everything you do at the table conveys information
Don't be loosey goosey
Just fckin stop to add this stupid comment to all poker videos.
For all who do this: Are you stupid or stupid?
So Tilly wears a bra
I actually think that Phil took that quite well, all things considered. He didn't blast off completely and was pretty calm about it in the behind the scenes segment.
Because he knew he’d be out classed in the talking game. The banter is strong with tony g.
Phil was trying to put down Tony and save face, keeping him from blasting off. I believe that had Phil just called, then he would have blasted off about how he always gets lousy cards, and how nobody else knows how to play poker.
@@schmead7257 Interesting how different people can take the term "outclassed". This Tony guy acted like a bratty 15 year old, whose parents never taught him respect and how to behave. This other dude took it pretty calmly and called him out for bad etiquette, which seems pretty reasonable to me.
@@donkeyshot4497there’s a lot of context missing if this is the first time you’ve watched Phil Hellmuth play. Not that Tony G is a saint either, though.
"call the floor, my hand might be dead"
im dead
Hellmuth lecturing folks on etiquette.... irony
"Its protect yourself at all times."
- Floyd Mayweather
yeah boxing comparisons came in my mind too. by phil's logic, you shouldn't outsmart your opponent by faking a move because it's "bad etiquette" what a sore loser
Perfect quote.
"The people at home know I haven't looked, Joe's looked at my hand." Just brilliant.
Classic deflection
@@twiceshy6613 That joe guy looked and he knew he was bullshiting. But he is from Australia, where tony g lived too, and likes Tony G more than Phil.
@@Marian-ng3do Joe Hachem. "Mr. Ice cold blood," himself. Joe didn't give Phil anything after he looked at Tony's hand. Not many can do that. These two really didn't like Phil for being the spoiled brat that he was and Tony used Joe to reel Phil in. It was absolutely brilliant because Tony knew Phil's ego would keep him on the hook. Phil wanted to bust Tony badly and it backfired.
either way, Tony G played this hand perfectly and Phil fell for it... that's how i see it
i'm destroying you phil, in every part of the game!
zokie who's got the nuts now 😂
Tony has the taunt accent perfected. The fluctuations are like nails on the chalkboard. A lifetime of smart talk.
I don’t know how he’s avoided death all these years
I just had a good idea for how to win a lot of money in poker, but it's sort of unethical. First, you wait for a good hand, like AK. Then, when the other player doesn't see you, you beat the shit out of him with a baseball bat and run away with his money. Sure, the other player's poker coach might say it's "messed up," but I think it should work.
that is different. Lying in poker is perfectly acceptable. Hell, the entire poker game is built based on bluffing aka lying. hitting someone with baseball bat is not lying, you physically harming someone else with 100% certainty while lying doesn't. Hellmuth shoudn't trust G because this is poker, but he trusted G , so.....
Long Lee it's a joke buddy
Long Lee
You can lie and say you didn't actually beat the shit out of him with a bat, then it's cool, right?
Tango
I don't understand your logic.
Yep dude but it's about etiquette and fairplay. In tennis, when a line ref shouts out when the ball is on the line and you can't contest it, your opponent is calling hawkeye for you, and if the ref is fully retarded he loses the point on purpose. That's what great players do.
More than fairplay, it's about education and class, what's the whole point of winning a game if you're playing dirty or cheating ?
On the other hand Phil is a morron almost as much as Tony G so ... :D
"You'll get there, Everyone wants you to get there" lol
And then he gets there.
You got it!!!
Ohh did you believe me again😂😂😂
GREAT poker playing by Tony G. He saw the opportunity to tell a lie and he told it well. Now that is what I call a great poker player.
I agree, these people are nerds who think tony G is wrong
Right, now try this in your home games and see if you get invited back / if the guys want to come back after you pull that shit
@@benzmane7564if they don't then they are not your real friends
Phil: it's unethical you deserve to lose
Tony: yall hear sumn?
I'm sorry, Phil. You should retire. It's over for you. LOL
TallBob1962 He still makes shitloads of money each year. Professionally or not, he doesn't need to retire.
He quoted Tony G my man
Lmao I thought it was you saying that,tony G is ruthless.
Yea he recently won another bracelet why retire?
Yeah...Tony G is broke and cant hang with the B level players in the game today while Phil just won his 15th wsop bracelet...he is definitely past his prime and should retire
"Can you believe he lied about his hand?" Yes we can Phil because poker would be a lot easier if everyone had to tell the truth the entire time
This is still one of the greatest poker moments I love Tony G lmao
At 1:10 Phil actually made a pretty good read. If he didn't account Tony's table talk he might've made a good play.
The best poker video eva! Coming back every now and then!
"New boy, start driving the bike... Like this..." Classic...
Tilley started the whole thing when she said, "WiTHoUt lOoKing?!" Wtf? Tony wasn't even claiming he didn't look until she said that.
True!
I was about to comment this but you already did. Good call sir. She did start this 🤣
This will never get old
This is the greatest thing I have ever seen in my Life, Tony G is a legend
No this is horrible etiquette.. he’s a fuckin douchebag and every player there knows it
This was all started by Tilly asking "without looking" and Tony instantly ran with that!so blame her
"Don't rush don't rush I want you win, I want you to come back, show your fans that you're a great player. Captain hook doesn't really want to kill peter pan" is gold
Haha, Phil is obsessed with "polling the top players" to resolve all matters of the poker table.
Not a bad idea, IMHO. By the way, Tonby G at this moment didn't find any answer to this, IIUC.
Lets call em all up at 2 am then haha
6:57
Wow! You've got there!
No, he didn't.
No. Sorry... 😂😂😂
" I am sorry, I am really sorry, i am sorry, i think you should retire " 😂
“Pretty sure he looked”🤣🤦♂️
Tony is hilariously disgraceful. That was not cool but if anyone desrves a taste of his own medicine it’s Hellmuth.
That's how impartial judgements can be done : referring to the image we have of someone, and if something not good happens to him, judging the current stuff by referring to the past, even if he's not the culprit here. I hope you don't work for the justice...
@@Gazeldits a comment on internet poke socrates chill
I love how he walks him out. True gentleman
"It's bike time" - A Legend.
Describing it as a tandem bike is even better.
More like the most pathetic excuse for a human being alive. He went on and on acting so low and weak, shaming himself over and over with those antics, and you praise him? I get that manchildren rule the internet but it's gone way too far. We're literally reversing morality and admiring the weakest now
“Call the floor man if you think my hand might be dead then.”
"You don't belong at this level Phil" Tony G
What you get when you mix a bad loser with a bad winner. Tv gold.
phil is always so unbelieving..every situation no matter what, is like "have u ever seen something like this in your life?? i cant believe it..how can this happen?? can u believe it??"..
you know the one where he´s playing headsup vs that hilarious french man? hehehe..love it
I love when people mess with Phill.
I absolutely love Tony G lmao
8:05 underrated part of this clip, the sound of their handshake is hilarious for some reason. Sounds like a cartoon sound effect
It's bad etiquette even though I just tried to take your money because I thought you weren't looking at your cards
Haha deadset tried to take advantage of the fact that he thought Tony didn't look at his hand and it backfired. Good on tony I say
My exact thoughts! You couldn't wait to take advantage & exploit your opponents perceived mistake but he takes advantage of your dumb mistake & you cry foul when someone does the same!?! You win cause your opponent didn't even try to put up a fight-that's how YOU wanna win? That's better than winning against a guy who @least saw his hand & had some kind of idea on how to go about the situation? No fuckn way! Phil thought his opponent didn't look & he said "FUCK HIM" taking advantage of his supposed mistake with no problem, reverse the scenario & it's now unethical to take advantage of a opponents mistake! Hypocrisy @its finest
100%
Capitano... thats exafly what i was thinkiing
Phil did nothing wrong, its not like he raised Tony G when he said he was blind. Tony G straight up went all in "blind" before Phil. So what, Phil has to immediately fold his hand or its bullying?
Fuck that, he has a choice and calling someone who doesn't know their hand is a good move with ace-jack
This is the funniest thing ever tony g is the best for this
Here's the thing about it, neither player was any worse than the other in terms of etiquette, which is why this is so entertaining to watch. You could call it bad etiquette that tony lied (in a poker game), but you'd also have to call it bad etiquette that Phil called his shove knowing that he (Phil) had a great hand. Phil being a sore loser and Tony just rubbing salt in the wound the whole hand makes this so great to revisit even years later
"I haven't looked" is the most common lie at a poker table...
Phil is full of shit. He simply wanted to play his hand and then cry after Tony turned over his better hand. Or most likely Phil was playing like a total donkey and thought Tony was going to be his best buddy in the world for cash. Phil thinks everyone is just going to give him a cake walk all the time because he's Phil.
@@mikej2279 seems the casters and table disagrees with you. But what do they know about etiquette? 🤷♂️
Actually it was the lady besides Tony that sold the bait for Phil when she said "Without looking?" After tony went all in.lol
TudyZZ ZAZA she was the mastermind in the situation lol.
Joe too.
We need the Tony G/Will Kassouf heads up match.
don't know how many times I've watched this one but it's still funny as hell.
Amazed Phil took it so well.
1:25 - how can he look at those cards and not laugh his ass off?
Hachem is a class act.
I wouldn't trust what anyone says during poker even if they bet on their mother
Stefania, Good Lord you're hot. Sure they I'll accuse me of being thirsty, and they may be true I'll give them that, but it doesn't change the fact that you're sexy. PS. My spirit animal is a lightning bug.
you would think this would be common sense! specially from alleged "professional" poker players... but apperantly getting out smarted by another one is "BAD ETIQUETTE" if you dont put attention to the table and someone makes ups a major lie you cant whine and cry ... you tricked me boo hoo bad etiquette im offended.
@@Tyler-mb8ce no nut november is almost over brother, hang in there
@@ioi1989
I didn't make it through November. Sorry
lol
Phil was my least favorite player, until i saw this.
My guess is he would have played his AJ exactly the same way if Tony didn't say anything.
Phil Hellmuth talking about the “etiquette” of poker...what a joke. Did he have etiquette while running that cheating poker site? A true scum bag through and through.
And all the whining about 'etiquette'....geez, change your diaper and stop with the whaaaaaaaa
Phil is one of the better poker theatrical props.
@@robertkidwe5613 As said someone else : "Sportsmanship is important, always. It takes a special kind of person to not understand that."
anyone hating on tony here is probably the last person i'd want to have a conversation with. this is a tv game of poker, what he did was hilarious and well within his right. the personal attacks on phil were hilarious, and true.
@SearchingForNessie This made me laugh harder than the video.
@SearchingForNessie That’s a hilarious reply lol
Bluffing any hand is "lying" about its strength. Stupid to think that him lying about looking is any different.
7:45 Phil got himself a yes-man
Tony G is absolutely right. Phil is a bad player and he didn't have to put his chips in... He did it because he thought he was taking advantage of Tony's mistake.
what mistake
@@johnjames4834 he thought Tony hadn't looked at his cards before raising the pot. Did you watch the video?
no he didnt helmuth bet the pot then tony looked at his cards then he lied about going all in blind
did you watch the video?
@@thegingerpowerranger tony reacted to the `did you look` question from the woman with the big tits
if she hadnt said that he might not have gotten ideas about lying
there was no fucking mistake and how do you go all in by mistake anyway???????????
@@johnjames4834 if you watch the whole point of the video is hellmuth believes Tony hadn't looked at his cards. This is really dumb I need to explain this to you.
i could watch these two all day.
Tony didn't do anything illegal, but Phil's analogy was apt. Coughing during a backswing in golf is also not illegal, just not sportsmanlike.
And yet, this is poker. Not golf. It's like getting mad at another driver in demo. derby for totaling your car.
@@fatcatsnuggleparty4272 And yet, this is golf. Same logic, good analogy. You comment doesn't change anything.
@@fatcatsnuggleparty4272 No, lying about having looked at your cards in a cash poker game is definitely scummy. Your analogy is definitely way less accurate than Phil's. This is 100% an angle shot and poker players don't like angle shots. Phil was willing to bet 250 large that if they polled 20 top pros they would unanimously declare it bad ettiquette and Tony G passed. He knows it was scummy.
Yea but you don’t bluff in golf
@@EccentricArc Why's it called "bluffing" and not "lying?"
Because they're two different words with two different meanings.
Phil's "you lied..." was sad and funny at the same time
He had that look a lover gets after realizing that the other half of the relationship has not only lied, but, has also fucked the shit out of somebody... and enjoyed it so much they can't wait to tell you about it... just to see that look upon your face...
Deal with it Phil, the guy is obviously a POS. Don't associate with, or play with, that caliber of person and you don't have to worry about this kind of thing happening , right?
Both players share some of the responsibility for what happened there. Once done, let it go, forget about it, but don't forget how it happened. Learn from it.
Hell, Hellmuth didn't go into one of his famous raving sessions, so, he is either learning to control himself, or, he has found some wonderful drugs to cure his anger issues.
“Don’t lie!” Is an unbelievable thing to say in poker.
Tony seemed shady at first. And to some extent maybe it's bad etiquette. But Phil saw his hand, he knew his hand was pretty strong; so it was OK for him to take try and take advantage of Tony who apparently has not seen his hand but not for Tony to take advantage of Phil?
When Phil raised, it was betting over a straddle... If Tony went all in blind betting into him, what should he do? Throw away $6000+ so as to “not take advantage of him”? What are you even saying...
@@casperiito Phil went all in because he thought Tony was going in blind, that’s what he’s saying.
This could be the worst take in all of the comments
“Of course I lied, it’s poker” LOL
Best thing Phil could do for once, is be quiet and comeback next time against Tony G and nail him with the best hand & hope Tony G has the 2nd best hand.
Lol Tony G asked Phil if he looked at his cards and he said, “I think I looked
"HE lied about his hand" isn't that the definition of a bluff?
Husky Himself he didn’t lie about his hand, he made an angle shot. Looking at your cards and said you didn’t, it has zero to do with a bluff, it’s 100% a POS move.
@@blowc1612 don't play poker if your gullible enough to believe whatever another person at the table is telling you
@@junioradult6219 you obviously don’t play poker enough since you don’t understand what an angle shot is.
I once saw a Japanese teenager do that during a match in Egypt to save his grandfather's life
Tony G is an angle-shooter. What he did wasn't a technical violation, as far as I can tell, but it's a clear angle shot.
Phil would definitely not have believed Tony G in a real competitive tournament. But this was a TV Show and the point of TV shows is to entertain the viewers. So I can understand why Phil trusted Tony and wanted to have a little bit of fun.
He got help from that woman who wasn't even in the hand. She should've shut her face
That's funny how Phil is giving lots of lessons about Tony's attitude when he actually wanted to make profit from someone that he thought didn't look at his cards
why tf didn’t the other guy just say ‘yeah I think he looked’ after seeing his cards?? Nothing wrong with that
Years later this still the best bust out
We need a “I’m destroying you!” Tony G shirt