Definitely not. The guy's line certainly made a bluff a strong possibility. Accusing the other guy of seeing his cards was very petty and certainly insulting.

thought he was joking...

He said it repeatedly and even went so far as to first take off his glasses and then change seats -- "dry snitching," if you will.

We both were.

2+2 app is awesome

+1, watched that whole video from 3k final table and Kitai is just sick

The way Newhouse turns over his cards tilts me.

if that tilts you need to chill out bud

Yeah the miniscule **** that railtards hate on never ceases to amaze me. The way he turns over his cards...

I realize that Benger has forgotten more about poker than I will ever know, but he played a brutal series of hands on this week's coverage.

As for Newhouse...also an incredible player obv but got damn what an amazing run of "spike a big hand while opponent spikes a marginally smaller one he can't get away from".

Kyle vs. Rystadt was karmic justice, basically a substantially less awesome (but still pretty awesome) version of the FossilMan vs. Matusow showdown from ten years ago. The douchebag got got.

What a lucky draw for Benger. Bluffed his way to a decent hand. Wish I had the same luck when im bluffing with air.

man so many poker players are socially awkward. i was cringing a lot in the past few episodes.

It was really horrible play from Newhouse to shove that AJo against the KK, just stack size -wise. And it's not like he ran that godly, he lost that one and it was like 4 mil pot with Newhouse having like 28% or whatever.

Other than that he played pretty well, and obv ran well.

Actually, the way Newhouse turns his cards over is quite tilting.

I mean were talking about two of the better players in all of the game of poker and I imagine this is a line Dan Smith only takes against someone whose capable of understanding whats going on. The reason he gets Benger to muck AQ on the river is for the simple fact theoretically if Dan had air he would bet the flop or at least the turn. Its much more likely Dan has a marginal hand that he wants to get to showdown with and then decides to value bet the river then a hand that cant beat A high. This is part of balancing a range. Its basically just a level. The fact that you would snap with A high here is exactly why Dan is probably not likely to ever be bluffing. This is obv more high level stuff but were talking about King Dan and Griffin Benger here so they have to do stuff like this.

Roberto is the epitome of everything I hate about boston and Bostonians.

What a treat it is to watch king dan and waxman playing in these environments. I would take them over dn and Ivey any day.

Just got through watching the tube video. Roberto played the hand pretty transparently and likely unbalanced. A donk triple barrel is in line with a missed draw where most players if they had any showdown value they'd check call or even check raise their monsters otr. A donk lead out is often in line with a weak draw or made hand and as was noted by the color commentator his line was polarized ... Which for an ept high roller will easily see through that. Same holds true for the second hand althgh it was a little bit more of a spewey high variance call off.

If I were katai I would've just said "I saw your soul." And left it at that. In the second hero call I might have joked about seeing vayos hand since they were clearly seated across from each other for ****s and giggles...

Roberto clearly is a sad little douche bag for his behavior after the hand. Clearly he had no idea who he was playing against lol.

He called with jack high!

it takes like 7min watch each ep scrolling over all these stupid segmeants that about leaves poker for just about 5mins or so,

Eddy Sabat's dad Ron Jeremy must be very proud of his deep run.

Jesus Christ, this episode is full of douche bags!

This episode makes me feel like the WSOP has jumped the shark

<3 the person who posted the Kitai videos. "waaaaaaaaaaaa, he called w/ Q high, seat change!"

shut up