The Cash Game That Smashed The Record Books!

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• AL

  @Alexandertygreat · 6 months ago

  The smirk by Ketolla on hand one punt, was priceless.

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• KO

  @korgiin5991 · 5 months ago

  That first hand/round 😂 I was on the floor laughing 🤣

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• QI

  @QiuJimmy · 6 months ago

  Ossi is so smart. He knew that he is not able to beat Bjorn post flop. He prefers to gamble more than skill

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• G3

  @G3NGH1SKH4N · 6 months ago

  Oh my lord bro, what a match. This was absolutely insane clutch match, terrifying to watch XD. That was insane.

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• FL

  @FlashRyu · 3 months ago

  Kind of a small advantage sitting at the head of the table instead of the side. The Asian guy always has the other guy in view, but the other guy has to kind of glance over to get a good view of the opponent.

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• MA

  @maintenancemen203 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUGSsN0cbVI&amp;t=1095">18:15</a> all in jam

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• LE

  @LeMayJamesAaron · 5 months ago

  What a match 🎉

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• GY

  @GymGirlToks · 6 months ago (edited)

  That first hand 😂 this guy must be a billionaire to laugh at losing 2 million that stupidly

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• JE

  @jessebooth2371 · 6 months ago

  This shows people with actual money. Guys on hustler live that gamble high but look like they are dying when the lose clearly playing above the bankroll

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• MA

  @maoriboy92 · 6 months ago

  Terrific game!

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• XC

  @xc3ptiona1 · 5 months ago

  The start of the match was Ketola showing aggressive bluffs, building his reputation as a gambler.<br>The end of the match was Ketola tightening up and then using his reputation to get light calls.<br>Heads Up has a large psychological component to it... Put your opponent to the test but make sure you can afford to play at the stakes you are playing at if the opponent hits boards, so that you can buy back in and take advantage of the psychological pressure you put on them when they don&apos;t hit boards.<br>@<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUGSsN0cbVI&amp;t=4172">1:09:32</a> 88 is a fold. Not because I know the hole cards, but because calling a 6x pot sized raise with 88 mathematically doesn&apos;t win enough to make the call +EV. And that is where psychological pressure pays off.

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• PO

  @Poletti390 · 6 months ago

  sick

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