A $17,000 river bet, pocket sixes and Nik Airball's tough call on GGPoker
Three uploads went up, from two $100/200 cash-game hands to a four-hour GGMillion$ final table hosted by Jeff Gross.
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Nik Airball Walks Into a River Nightmare 😱
A usual day on GGPoker's channel brings in something like 150,000 views. Lately it has been running at a little over half that, and the week's three uploads explain where the attention went: two single hands from the river, and one very long final table.
The busiest by a distance is "Nik Airball Walks Into a River Nightmare 😱", a $100/200 no-limit hand against a player called Dr. H that passed 60,000 views in its first week. Airball is one of the best-known faces of high-stakes live-stream cash games, famous for big swings and bigger bluffs, so watching him on the receiving end of the pressure has its own appeal. The comment section reads like a strategy seminar. Many viewers point out that Dr. H rarely bluffs and wonder why Airball paid him off at all. Others argue the call was fine as played, and a lively side debate breaks out over whether blockers mean anything in hold'em.
The newest clip runs on the same theme. In "Jellyfish Gets Put to the Test on the River 😳", credited to Hustler Casino Live, Jellyfish holds pocket sixes and faces a $17,000 river bet from a player named Brandon.
Between the two hands came the weekly GGMillion$ High Roller final table, a $10,000 buy-in with a prize pool above $2.1 million and nine players, among them Tim Kramer, Jorge Abreu and Milos Petakovic. Jeff Gross hosts, and the full broadcast runs close to four hours, bustouts all marked in the chapters.
Among the chess, poker and card-game channels near its size, the slower pace is shared: Greg Goes All In, Brantzen Poker and Hustler Casino Live are all running below their usual days too. Poker MetaRb is the one having a big stretch, well above its normal pace.
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What viewers say
What would you do in Nik's spot on the river?
@GGPokerSee it on YouTubeonly reason Airball tanked cause he knows Dr.H is a massive nit, almost never bluffs
@chvnce2397See it on YouTubePerfect example of why blockers do not exist in Holdem
@JDjade1See it on YouTube
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He blocked it real good!
@AlwayscountrySee it on YouTubeIt’s the right call imo if he barrelled turn I could say you could find a fold on river but as played his only hand is a few combos of kk
@dylanklassen5436See it on YouTubeAre the dr h or whatever actual drs? I would be trying to get free physicals and shit
@eugenenawracaj1658See it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on GGPoker right now
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- GGPoker
- Subscribers
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In Texas hold'em, what is the fifth and final community card called?
The river is the last of the five community cards, dealt after the flop and the turn.
