(After the flop,) that was almost perfect play by both. No softplay at all.

@loveminuszero: okok you win ... THEN WHO ARE?

this is the weirdest poker show I've ever seen. The camera angles and how close they zoom in on the players faces crack me up

were you high when you watched it?

As is evident in the "Cash Games in Macau" thread in NVG, privacy is important. Whales obv dont' want people knowing they're dumping 7 or even 8 figures.

When those 3 guys from Macau played the televised cash game + 100k/250k tourneys last year people started saying they were the whales but apparently they are not the big donators though they play there regularly

any info on the next episode?!

No commentary was strange and would be better if the table was more chatty and had better sound quality.

this is the most awkward poker I have ever watched...why aren't the players microphones louder? they are basically whispering

and to those people who are confused, this is a $250k tournament, not a cash game. Anyone have an idea how many people total were in this tournament? I don't think it was just these 6 people.

i cant watch without commentary + make it worse its a quiet table..

The tournament had 16 entrants.

that was **** awesome, more please, PA bossed juanda, gr8 to these these guys back in action

I was actually talking to someone and said I would much rather have no commentary in a poker show. Then I saw this thread.

I still think a no commentary show wold be great in a HSP or PAD cash game type of environment. The HSP table talk is always great and I think everyone is just more relaxed and talkative in the cash games. I see why the tourney show w/o commentary is awkward though.

I like it without commentary. Waiting for next eps.

I liked it without commentary as well, it felt like you were railing an intimate home game

only a lil in ...but gus's QJ call on turn vs durrrr and then the way he got pwnd by the K5dd of chinaman....what a muppet

"Johnson "John" Juanda[1] (born July 8, 1971)[2] is a Chinese Indonesian professional poker player based in Marina del Rey, California, best known for his five World Series of Poker bracelets and for having trips against Tony G's royal flush in 2008 Aussie Millions Cash Game Invitational."