$500,100 pot

#1 9th December 2009, 4:00 PM

Did you see it on the Poker after dark cash game?

Everybody put $100 grand in pre flop except Hellmuth who put in $100

Antonius took it with A5

Love it

#2 9th December 2009, 4:12 PM

Link it cant find it annywhere!

#3 9th December 2009, 4:43 PM

Episodes are on pokertube they did it again in a $400,600 pot too

#4 9th December 2009, 4:48 PM

It is truly sick to contemplate that quantity of money. I get nervous when I put the last $2 of my $10 buy-in into the pot!

#5 9th December 2009, 4:53 PM

why did Helmuth only put in $100 ?

#6 9th December 2009, 4:57 PM

Wow i wish i had that kind of money to just throw around in 1 hand of poker!!! Amazing

#7 9th December 2009, 5:26 PM

Hellmuths $100 was his ante

The Degenerate gambling is mad Negreanu only played at first cause he didn't want to just throw in the $100 ante for not playing so it cost him $100,000 instead

#8 9th December 2009, 5:46 PM

This is easily the best week of Poker After Dark in the history of their show. A lot of gambling and great table talk. I'm keeping this week on my DVR for awhile.

#9 9th December 2009, 5:46 PM

although hellmuth won many WSOP bracelet many of his cashes were not much. Hellmuth is poor but considering how much money he makes from being sponsored by UltimateBet he probably makes decent amount compared to all pro poker players.

#10 9th December 2009, 6:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by liamkg

Hellmuths $100 was his ante

The Degenerate gambling is mad Negreanu only played at first cause he didn't want to just throw in the $100 ante for not playing so it cost him $100,000 instead

They did it twice so it really cost him 200k

#11 9th December 2009, 6:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NBA2K9ROCKETS

although hellmuth won many WSOP bracelet many of his cashes were not much. Hellmuth is poor but considering how much money he makes from being sponsored by UltimateBet he probably makes decent amount compared to all pro poker players.

its his mo - hes not a gambler

i think this kind of betting proves the shows format is weak,boring....why not just play for higher stakes? because then you'd see their real games and the fun interaction would disappear......

they're probably not playing for real money anyway

#12 9th December 2009, 7:02 PM

You can tell that Durrrr is mostly an internet player by how sloppy he is with his chips - whenever he makes a bet, he just throws his chips in - they always seem to roll all over - lol.

#13 9th December 2009, 9:10 PM

I saw this today. It is hard to believe a 100K is such a poultry amount of cash to these guys. Didn't show any skill value playing like that and therefore I not a fan of this type of play.

#14 10th December 2009, 2:04 AM

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Originally Posted by HillmanB

They did it twice so it really cost him 200k

the second time he wanted to do it though

#15 10th December 2009, 8:56 AM

We do the same thing at my weekly home game after we play two tourneys. It's only $10 each though Usually the guy who didn't make any money in the tourneys wins or the worst hand wins.

#16 10th December 2009, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Exit141RTe1

I saw this today. It is hard to believe a 100K is such a poultry amount of cash to these guys. Didn't show any skill value playing like that and therefore I not a fan of this type of play.

It's called "flipping" and the Highrollers in the Net Ringames on Stars do it all the time. Just bingo really but hey if ya can afford and enjoy it ,I say go for it

#17 10th December 2009, 1:28 PM

good poker? i dont think the poker was that fantastic tbh, but the table conversation and the what lodden thinks questions were absolutely hilarious.

and yeah the flips. crazy fellas. dont understand why antonius refused to play e 2nd one though, other than sheer unsporting behaviour after winning the first.

#18 11th December 2009, 3:02 AM

Let's see how long this link lasts..

YouTube- Poker After Dark Season 5 Episode 86 2/7 Railbird Heaven Cash Game #1 PAD S05E86

#19 11th December 2009, 2:34 PM

that is sick.....id be sick with the 100$ ante

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