The whole PLO in one video - you are exposed for a bracelet and prize money with 2 pairs, your opponent is younger... so far, because he has half a deck of outs and more than 60% to win. Well, how is it?
In the Event #43: $50,000 Poker Players Championship, Phil Helmut dropped out of the fight for his 17th bracelet in 14th place, but played one of the most... unusual hands of the day. Apparently the strategy was not to mess with another Phil-Ivy.
"Everyone hates Martin: did the player mark the cards on the WSOP final table?!
The tiresome Czech Martin Kabrkhel torments everyone year after year in every tournament where he appears. This is a successful regular of Rozvadovsky King's Casino — he even won a WSOP bracelet there in a super-roller tournament for €100k in 2018. But first of all, he is famous not for his successes (despite the prize money under $ 12 million), but for his terrible character. He talks incessantly, takes time and endlessly teases opponents, introducing both players and viewers of broadcasts into the tilt.
In the PokerGO chat tonight, he was literally hailed by the whole world. And this is not surprising: Martin did not miss a single hand, constantly trying to get something done.
Everyone tried to forbid Martin to get up for a reason — for many years there have been rumors that he marks cards (which Dan Smith reminded him in his eyes, Martin was picturesquely indignant in response).
"Good luck to everyone except you," Smith said after flying out on the 6th. "I hope you get banned." Andrew Robl made the same suggestion: "How does he still play at the WSOP? I've seen him mark cards in all the tournaments where we crossed paths." Earlier, Artur Martirosyan also doubted the honesty of Kabrkhel's game: "He's either a cheater or a complete fool, it remains to be understood".
Today, everyone is carefully reviewing the recording of the broadcast — and there is a chance that Kabrkhel has finished playing. Several videos at once clearly show how he left marks on the shirts of the cards with his fingernails. It also looks very suspicious how carefully Martin looked at the shirts of the opponents' cards — collections of such moments also flooded social networks. "So, so, what are we here?", — Joe Ingram, a big fan of poker investigations, perked up."
When you dream of a Royal flush on the stream and get it, but there is a nuance...
🔥 A historic event in the poker world! Jason Simon became the first "gladiator" of poker!
The $300 Gladiators of Poker tournament became the most affordable bracelet event in the history of the WSOP and gathered 23,088 participants, becoming the second largest number of players in the history of the WSOP!
👇 Watch the final hand of this exciting tournament. Here Eric Drexler pondered his decision for a long time, spending a minute and a half searching for the best move.
Take care of your ears! For all the victories and emotions!
🔥 This is a video from the final table of the Bounty King tournament with a buy-in of $320 for pokerOK. Admit it, have you ever reacted to the arrival of the right card as well?
big balls
They say that in order to bluff skillfully, you need to have big balls. It seems that the guy in the background will now only play the card and always tell the truth to this girl. 🤣
Exciting event at the WSOP
Exciting event at the WSOP: two players became millionaires!
On June 4, the World Series of Poker hosted the second day of the #3 Mystery Millions tournament with the Mystery Bounty format. This event with a $1,000 buy-in attracted more than 18,000 participants, setting a record for WSOP tournaments with such a high entry fee.
The main intrigue of the tournament was two million bounties, which were played on Sunday evening. The first million went to Shant Marashlyan from California. Just an hour later, the winner of the second millionth bounty was determined - Patrick Liang. Patrick first earned $25,000 from one bounty, and then turned the second into a million dollars.
Despite the fact that both million bounties in the $1,000,000 Mystery Millions tournament have already been played, the intrigue continues - after all, another million dollars will go to the winner of the tournament.
My God
My God, it's like the first day of poker...
😱 Impressive call
😱 Impressive call for half a million chips!
One of the most exciting moments of the tournament was an incredible call with A high that almost decided the outcome of the competition. We present you this giveaway!
🟢 In the final stage of the tournament when the blinds reached a huge 6 million and 12 million chips, respectively, Tyler brown opened the game with a button, putting the 29 million chips to his hand A ♣️ 5 ♠️ . His opponent, Chen Guang, called in the big blind with K ♣️ 9 ♥️ .
🟢 Flop 2 ♦️ 3 ♥️ 3 ♠️ , and Chen checks.... then see!
🟢 In the next hand, Tyler knocks out Chen and takes the prize money of $561,320 for the first place.
need water
Tom Dwan broke a huge pot of $3.1 million on the Hustler stream!
This is the largest bank in the history of cash games on streams.
The game reached its peak at the seventh hour. The effective stack was 1,400 big blinds. Tom Dwan's opponent was a trader and crypto investor named Wesley, who has been playing poker for only a year and a half.
The bet on the river is $786,000 and Dwan couldn't even believe his eyes and asked the dealer:
💬 "All-in? Exactly? I need water."
It took Tom 4 minutes to make a decision on the river.
