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Revenge is sweet, isn’t it? I analyze Round 2 between Garrett Adelstein & Dylan Gang on The Hustler Casino Live. Round 1 saw Dylan painfully slowroll Garrett but karma always finds a way to get you back!
I break down each street in this massive $390,000 pot and discuss the poker strategy applied by these two players that have a history against each other. Who is excited for Round 3?
Check out the slow roll here: https://youtu.be/zdi7qRnX-Nk
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What is your most brutal revenge story from the poker table?
I saw both hands mr gman is my man what could i say more..
Garrett should’ve said Ace high good after seeing Dylan’s whole cards 😂
One time, there was this player who raise on my BB. I had to fold, but the next orbit I took his BB. Sweet revenge.
I understand your explanation for calling with A4hh on the flop raise even though I strongly dis-agree. Shouldn't high stakes games be played a little different than your average game? He's literally putting in 20k with nothing vs the best player at the table. When you analyze all the circumstances, isn't it better to just surrender your 4500 and wait for a better spot vs a lesser opponent? Or at least a spot where you have a strong hand?? Just my thoughts.
Me: down to about 12 BB in a MTT, open shove w/99 late pos. Guy in BB tanks for almost a minute, calls w/AA. I hit 9 on flop and he tilts himself out of tourney soon thereafter, I made a nice cash.
you can def fold that a4s to that flop raise jus sayin
Garrett has always been a stand up guy and didn't deserve that slow roll and took it very well. This was will deserved.
Moral of the stories don't be a douchebag and have sportsmanship take your loss as well but take your losses better than your victories.
Yass G Man gives final blow to send Dylan off the stream and back to the 1-2 tables!