😲Only pro can do this #poker

Clip credit: Bally Live Poker
This video is for educational purpose, to improve your poker skills by comparing yourself to the pros.
The opponent's hand will be shown at the end of the clip. #shorts

[CJ.X.Y.Z]

I think this is an example of a poker player not exercising sheer technical skill, but also discipline. Most of us would have a gut feeling we are beaten but couldn’t help but look it up. Great play by garrett.

[Poker.Repost]

In that situation my fold button is not working 😂

[Thechens]

Many so-called poker pro,
This is a true pro poker player looks like.

[strictlysport]

Yeah would’ve felt like I was behind but couldn’t fold for 25k more

[BMT]

Garret has some of the sickest folds i have personally witnessed, Antonius too. Both got some sick bluffs in their range too.

[THECLCEE]

When he was playing, Garret was the best cash player in the world. Even better than Ivey.
Its a shame that he quit poker after what they did to him.

[joeybags]

Good fold, but still lost half stack rather than 65% .

[Alain]

I truly miss seeing Garrett playing at the Tables lately

[sbakernyc]

6 to 1 on a call and lays down a boat... unreal

[GIJoe-zmyp]

Considering the SPR this is an elite fold

[kimisufr]

Could have done the same thing with 1/5th pot on river, why block betting so big ?

[leslasa]

pocket j's. Easiest fold of my life

[robertdemon]

Great fold a lot of hand history between these two to make that fold.

[petersarga]

For 147k pot u shouldnt fold it for +25k....exspecially with full, if he is pro he stop bettin after turn, he had only fourth nuts there only...

[kreizeeboi]

I dont know if some of these has been cut out but could it be because andy snap called every time?

[titomoko]

And this is why
There's a pro player
And
There's us,
the people who will call to that

[carbonicoyster]

Probably helps to play on stream a lot and develop reads on specific players

[RedditGrapevine]

I think a 4-bet with JJ oop is wild to begin with. You’re only folding out AQo. Rest of villians holdings ur flipping or way behind

[troymcallister]

I get the idea of protecting your cards, not only from opponent's eyes, but also from the dealer mistakenly mucking your hand, but players holding their hand over their cards, like lineman in a 3 point stance in football, has always annoyed me for some reason. Like, bring a card protector or something, because it doesn't make you look more professional or intimidating or anything

[AnthonyLaud-rtho]

he isnt beating anything that goes all in there. it cant be a bluff as he assumes Garret is calling. He only makes that move with QQ, KQ, KK and maybe KJ.