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Everyone secretly wants to find a way to stack Phil Hellmuth and send him into massive tilt mode whether it’s with a bad beat or a cooler. Jeff Gross may think he has a chance to stack Hellmuth after picking up pocket kings during Nutcase Ninja’s cash game and facing a 5-bet from The Poker Brat. But after Hellmuth unloads the clip over three streets, will Gross still believe his cowboys are the best hand, or will he believe that Hellmuth is so lucky and had him beat all the way?
If you think your opponent’s range is very polarized, meaning they have either a very strong hand or complete air, then you shouldn’t always shove all-in with your stronger hands. You should look to keep the bluffing part of their range in the hand and allow them to punt off as many chips as possible to you!
Phil Hellmuth ‘The Poker Brat’ has over $30,400,000 in live tournament earnings putting him in the top 100 on the all time money list and has 17 World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets which is currently the most that any poker player has won! Hellmuth is very well known for his antics and outbursts at the poker table which is why he is known as ‘The Poker Brat’. Since 2006 and from over 191 sessions, Hellmuth has lost over $700,000 on live streamed cash games.
Jeff Gross is an American professional poker player with over $3,700,000 in live tournament earnings. His biggest live cash, $414,770, came during the Seminole Hard Rock 2013 Poker Open, in the WPT Alpha8 – $100,000 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament. Jeff also hosts the Flow Show, a popular podcast on YouTube with over 122,000 subscribers. Since 2015 and from over 4 sessions, Gross has won over $800 on live streamed cash games.
This was a special cash game to celebrate the launch of a drink called Nutcase Milk. This is based on the old classic Nesquik Milk which is very popular around the world. The main difference is that Nutcase Milk is a healthier chocolate milk. They claim that it is not only better tasting, it’s better for you. Made with cashews and naturally sweetened with dates and agave. It is gluten-free and dairy-free.
The cash game featured Ninja, Phil Hellmuth, Steve Aoki, Nate Hill, Jeff Gross, Joelle Weinand and co-found of Shopify, Daniel Weinand.
🔍 Preflop:
Daniel Weinand raises to $225 from the hijack with 87o and Jeff Gross 3-bets to $700 out of the cutoff holding pocket kings. Phil Hellmuth cold 4-bets from the button with the best starting hand in poker, pocket aces. After the blinds fold, Weinand folds his trash but Gross chooses not to 5-bet his cowboys as he just calls and they head to the flop.
💸 Flop – Td Tc 8s:
Gross checks his overpair on the flop and Hellmuth puts out a continuation bet of $1,000 with his pocket rockets. Gross just calls with only two outs left in the deck to win this poker hand.
💣 Turn – Ts:
The ten of spades on the turn improves both players to a full house but it is Hellmuth’s tens full of aces that is currently the best hand. Gross checks again and Hellmuth fires a second barrel, this time for $1,800. Gross calls with his inferior full house as they both head to the river.
🌊 River – 8h:
The 8 of hearts completes all the community cards and leaves a full house on board. Gross checks for the last time with tens full of kings and Hellmuth slides out a bet of $3,000 for less than half the size of the pot. Will Gross be able to produce his own white magic and make an impressive fold, or will he pay off The Poker Brat’s value bet? Stay tuned to the end of this poker video to see what happens!
Jonathan Little analyzes live poker hands from TV poker shows such as Poker After Dark, Hustler Casino Live, The Lodge Poker Club & PokerGO. He also analyzes popular poker vloggers such as Rampage Poker, Brad Owen, Jaman Burton, Ashley Sleeth, Wolfgang Poker and others!
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