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@TheBarbahaba

@@LucianDevine that is not a bad beat
that is a cold deck ...
he was losing the whole way
i am talking about the case where you make the right decision and get punished for it ..
what you mentioned was just a case of cold deck where 2 people had a very good hand that you should not get away from it

(as you recall the final scene he lays 2 pairs on the flop while kgb had a straight , its also a cold deck but he had a tell on him so he managed to get out without losing too many chips)
but there is a difference between a cold deck and bad beat ,,, you got to be able to make the difference between those 2
and no , there isnt any bad beat in the whole movie ,,,

All comments from YouTube:

@Alan_Page

3y↑147

If you're a pretty good poker player, not a pro but someone who has studied the game a little and takes it seriously, playing someone who completely clueless can be harder than playing against someone who is more at your skill level. It's kind of like if you're a halfway decent tennis player, maybe not great but you've learned how to hit a modern topspin forehand and backhand well, have a decent serve, etc., going up against a "pusher" or "junkballer" is harder than playing someone at your skill level. I've played poker against beginners that threw me off because their behavior didn't make sense, and they happened to have cards falling in their favor. Don't get me wrong a top pro poker player can alwasy finish off a beginner and a top pro tennis player can always beat a junk baller/pusher, but like I said people who are just pretty good can have a hard time, get impatient and frustrated because it's so not fun to play people like that, etc.

@Fwibos

3y↑10

same with fencing, a newb will take actions a non newb would never try.

@pradeepmuthukrishnan9144

3y↑12

wow, I play both tennis and poker at a semi-decent level and this is accurate!

@Drboboosh2

3y↑5

Yeah I've been the "clueless" guy before playing with friends and have cleaned up. Mostly because of luck, but also I make no effort to have a Poker Face and just have a dopey grin the whole time.

But a really good player would wipe the floor with me, because I have obvious tells behind the whole goofball routine.

@andrewb2548

3y↑2

Pretty much agree, but a lot of that is in your own head. If I'm playing pool against an inferior player, it's a lot more frustrating when he gets 3 or 4 flukes over a few games, I miss a leave by a bit, and so on. It's the "I know I'm better than this guy" mentality that's making me play tight. It's often easier to play against a better opponent because you get locked in.

@blondegirlsezthis8798

3y↑2

Reminds me of the 30 Rock where Alec Baldwin kept losing to Kenneth

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@gretchenbockenfeld

5y↑63

Tuturro carrying his chips like his cue case in „color of money“ made me laugh the first time seeing it. ^^

@modernlaw4177

Wow I didn't even notice that

@joemckim1183

3y↑2

You never actually see Turturro shooting pool in Color of Money so I have to think his pool game in real life isn't that good.

@patrickharrison4763

3y↑29

Timeless movie, underrated soundtrack and great acting

@jwiese100

3y↑19

Damn Famke Janssen is bangin!

@kevinobrien9271

3y↑1

She’s not so hot anymore. Check out her recent botched plastic surgery! Her face and cheeks are so swollen her looks are all distorted. What a shame.

@jwiese100

3y↑1

@@kevinobrien9271 I don’t care about want she looks now I commented on what she looks like in this.

@mattturner7531

4y↑164

Man, the whole movie, Mike is with that uptight blonde when he should've been going hard for Famke.

@jamiehess4211

3y↑2

Yep.

@banquo60615

3y↑10

Bad judgement...
-Teddy KGB on Mike

@crusader0074

3y↑10

You mean Xenia Onnatop?

@GeometricMason

3y↑6

Yea, back when this movie came out everyone thought Gretchen Mol (the blonde) was going to be this big star. She was even on the cover of Vanity Fair. Then... where did she go?

@therealae6447

3y↑12

@@GeometricMason if I remember correctly she had to blow harvey Weinstein for the part and she didn't want to do deal with Hollywood after that.

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@Hmongboi228

6y↑25

Ahh the Taj.. The FIRST poker room that I played in. This clip is simply nostalgia.. Those "Taj poker" days are long gone...

@modernlaw4177

3y↑3

Miss the Taj big time...

@blondegirlsezthis8798

3y↑2

Total dump. Be a third rate room in Vegas in 1995

@theslotwhisperer5513

@@blondegirlsezthis8798 it might have been a dump but it was OUR dump, damnit. used to love those midnight tournies

@cocoaguy2

I was happy when I binked a $400 bonus on a slot machine there 2 weeks before it closed in 2016, score

@thomasmcginnis3783

1y↑4

"You don't see piranha eating themselves, do ya?" Nope!

@arkady714

3y↑21

This scene, among a couple of others in cinema, taught me the lesson to avoid AC and gambling in general, like the clap.

@hagartm

If you wanna count cards, do it in Las Vegas! Oh wait .... 🤔😀

@satrialesporkstore7889

3y↑27

One of the best poker movie ever made: Exciting, entertaining and educational. It's encouraging to both Players and Non-Players.

@ChairmanMeow1

6y↑74

Petra is so beautiful! Plus she's a card player! Perfect woman!

@cogitoergosum4695

All day

@theuberman7170

Dangerous combination.

@tareklegrand7747

52w↑1

Makes me wonder why Mike did want her. She's hotter than his girlfriend and she shares the passion with cards and she doesn't judge him like the fake smart lawyer

@justinrill2483

3y↑18

damn i don't remember this movie looking so NINETIES

@Joeyland

3y↑3

table full of comics, Alan Havey, Joe Vega and Lenny Clarke

@tomgio1

21w

1:13 - actor on the left with glasses and striped shirt, pure hunting mode. Brilliant.

@blainepotskin1884

4y↑6

I was those new fish for a good year and half... until I went to different poker rooms and noticed the dealers would play at other casinos and reraise each other boost the pots. All g it’s apart of the game

@nyy190343

3y↑5

All us Rounders fans think we play like the pros but the suckers here are how the actual pros see us 😉

@kevinluschak5241

45w

Such a fantastic film one of my top ten of best films of all time.

@drewhendley

2y↑7

"There have been lots of movies that have included poker, but only Rounders really captures the energy and tension in the game. And that's why it stands as the best poker movie ever made."

@techur2763

3y↑3

It sucks that Mike never tried to have a relationship with Petra. Granted he had another girlfriend but this happened after she moved out... It would've been awesome to see the two just banter about poker strategy.

@acidz0043

3y↑3

mike was smart enough to stay away from her, she was pretty, but bad news….

@tellyshonestreviews1293

3y↑10

started playing poker during my teens and played years with it, the characterization is pretty much accurate. it is not all about luck or having the cards. it's highly psychological as well. it takes years and experience to learn to control your nerves and improve your card reading and decision-making abilities. if you played poker or any card game long enough, you would easily notice or spot if everyone is on to you or not. we played some card games a few years ago and it is pretty much what happened on this scene. we had some people joining in for some fun. we weren't playing against each other but we were setting up if someone would take on the fish. for the most part, it was me. on most matches, I always have a good hand probably 70% of the time. I don't stay long whenever I notice that I'm not having a good night. every now and then I would get bad beats but not that often.

@darren871

2y↑1

The good thing about my tells is that I do them regardless of the strength of my hand. My general shyness will cause me to get flustered and nervous when I have 2/7 just as much as it would when I have pocket Aces. When we would play games in the college dorms, it was always surprising to people that I had the opposite hands but still acted exactly the same.

@snakemanpete55

4y↑5

Phwoar Famke janssen. ..yes please

@MichaelGonzalez-hd7kk

3y↑1

I was at a casino in Iowa not too long ago were I should have been the fish but actually cleaned up at a 3/6 NL table (and everyone else seemed to know each other). Bought in at 2 hundred and left the table just under 1K. Not a great player by any stretch and I am sure a pro would read me like a book. But like the movie scene, these guys were regulars and I was catching good cards and pretty sure I dont have any obvious tells. Was a fun night. I earned some respect fairly early and that even carried over to the second night (though only broke even that night).

@jeffmartin3406

They were making sure you would come back....fish.

@wesmurphy9725

25w

The best part of this scene is his narration of the players then doing exact same thing in final hand of movie.

@TraumaER

4y↑2

I never knew Phoenix was in this movie LOL!

@paulschaaf8880

1y↑1

Funny thing about rounders is it tells you the most important thing you need to know about poker right at the beginning. If you can't figure out who the sucker is inside of the first 30 minutes, then guess what. Look in the mirror. There's the sucker. Most games there are some people better than you. The key is figuring out who they are. If they're all better than you then it's time to cash in and call it a night.

@dejamike88

4y↑4

Once in a while, when we see a new person coming to the card room (we usually play with the regulars in the poker club that I go to). Someone always “pay” to see that new person’s hold cards when it’s cheap even when we don’t have anything.

@fiedler1219

Their hole calds?

@dejamike88

@@fiedler1219 yes bud.

@aznnp77

Yeah I saw that in a 10-20 limit game for the first time. Dude called then immediately mucked just to see. I thought that was funny, but I guess it's a pro move.

@markcusvongphachanh

36w

I missed the Taj poker room where I learned to play

@GetMeThere1

5y↑103

"These two don't know what they're walking into." Yeah, collusion from the regulars, LOL.

@IZn0g0uDatAll

4y↑26

You really are entitled by the rules and the nature of the game to play differently against different players - and avoid getting in pots with strong ones. In fact one of the first thing you learn is to isolate bad players. That's not collusion, it's poker.

@pokerserieswsop2750

4y↑1

unless we speak codes. two fish hooks laying dead in the water.

@benjaminthvedt7923

Not collusion.. just a matter of time before they lose a couple hundred :)

@DustinDoesPoker

4y↑11

It's not collision, it's basic strategy. Attack the fish, avoid the stronger players.

No need to fight and scratch for chips from sharks when fish are spewing them away.

It's only collusion if they start playing together.

@GetMeThere1

4y↑2

@@DustinDoesPoker It's collusion if they merely REFRAIN generally from taking money from each other.

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@dwaynegreene152

5y↑5

Jean Grey at the table with Jason Bourne and the guy from Fight Club? Lol

@michaelburke5907

And the Jesus, mon, from TBL

@jonathanw1019

4y↑1

And the elementary principal from Billy Madison.

@alisterfolson

4y↑2

I don't even ay cards and I love this movie

@aznnp77

3y↑2

I've played a decent amount of poker in my life, but I never once played in a casino before. It's just weird at a table 8-9 deep playing against some old people. I like to keep it a friendly game between people I know. Of course we know some people are better than others. And some people just have so much money that they can buy in repeatedly and bully people around, and wipe you out on luck eventually.

@SergeantExtreme

2y↑1

The old guys who buy in repeatedly are the ones you WANT at your table. It's possible to clear $40,000 in a single night if you've got an unlimited piggy bank like that. Tell me, which casino is that at? Because I would kill for that kind of action.

@giogomez3657

3y↑15

"Yea, like my wife occasionally went out with other men."

@bw5970

4y↑2

JOhn Turturro sounds like Mitch Hedberg here.

@paporodriguez3454

4y↑5

Good movie 👍 especially at the end of the movie when he wins !!! 😀😀🔥👌💪

@russmartin9549

4y↑3

KGB:" he beit me, streiat sup, peya dat min"

@liamsilver4843

3y↑4

@1:12 guy in the middle...isn't he the same guy that was over at KGB's place in the same table when Mike got demolished and lost his bankroll at the beginning of the movie?

@imjdog

looks like it

@cuthwulf

4y↑18

Love this scene as someone who has been there, done that. Only thing they didn't cover is that not all home games are crap. I got my start in one where standard stack was 1-2k real money. We were all sharks. Same thing would happen when people wandered in there too. Most of us went on to pro or semi-pro with our lifetime earnings breaking over one million. But it was true, when we saw each other in card rooms in the casinos, we loved sitting down and breaking each other's balls a little. The thing people have to realize that they don't mention is that it's not that we "avoided" each other, we just had so many logged hours with each other that we didn't make many mistakes. We knew who and when we could bluff and who wouldn't bluff at all. There are still players from my home game that I'll fold against unless I got the nuts bc I've seen them be tight for years and years. So when casual players would wonder into the casino, it's just that we didn't have their play style, so we looked for tells, which they all had...big time. They hit that on the head. I actually have seen doctors and lawyers wander into our games and get served for the dumbest little things like checking back with your cards when 3 to a flush comes or lifting cards up higher for stronger hands while their eyes widened. Stuff you would assume no one would do in real life, but it happens. The casino game has gotten much harder nowadays as people really learn more and play more. But man, back in the early 2000s, it was like shooting fish in a barrel.

@jonathanw1019

4y↑1

I got into casino poker for a few months back in 2004 or so. Had been playing in friendly games, never took things that seriously, and just started playing the low-end tables for fun at 12 am. Never that big of a crowd. You could always just walk in and find a spot.

Then Chris Moneymaker wins the WSP tournament, and boom. Next day, 30-45 min. waits, minimum, for every table save the super-hi rollers. Suddenly everyone there was there to win the biggest and best pot as fast as possible. Stopped being fun. Stopped going. Probably saved a lot of money. I just remember that switch between casual card game and national phenom being like night and day.

@zachflynn65

Love this movie

@fugbabylon7229

6y↑22

Actually i have seen piranha's eating each other

@abominablesnowman3494

Haha best comment.

@biochem70

Thin mustache guy at 2:01 looks like Oscar Issac

@niteshmurti

8y↑53

what the hell is mark watney doing playing poker, shouldn't he be studying botany? and why is liam neeson's wife flirting with him?

@suomynona

8y↑2

+niteshmurti is that a cheap nerdy joke? thats rhetorical

@masa1044

10y↑23

matt damon is so cool !

@danoso0931

8y↑3

+Clint E.
"He's a typical Hollywood liberal twit" - What does political affiliation have to do with acting talent? Myself, I'm a liberal but I love Clint Eastwood for example.

However, I do think Damon has made bad movies... Elysium comes to mind.. ugh

@brianreilly7139

8y↑1

Doesn't make him a good poker player

@favrerules04

7y↑1

I liked Elysium. Can we still be friends?

@zacharylansing

you should watch him at the wsop, pretty bad player but good actor

@michaelperkins3003

Would like a longer movie clip and minus the 30 seconds of ads, ,

@51909relapseminem

12y

such a good movie

@Leeuwy

4y↑6

I can't watch John Turturro without thinking about his Jesus-part in the Big Lebowski.

@suomynona

8y↑22

who scratches the back of their neck while focused on a poker game!?

@johnnycrash4892

5y↑1

Well what if theu actually got an insane itch or a bug flys onto the back of their neck?

@jacobscott9732

3y↑1

Famke yeah huge crush on her

@CheezeHead-ps9xf

Is that Daniel Negreanu? 😆

@ryand6150

2y↑2

never knew Freddie Mercury was a poker player

@kingofthepaupers

10y↑7

Jct: I love this clip. John "Great Canadian Gambler" was known as "The Professor": at that Taj Mahal poker room in the1995-2000 heyday of "Long-Odds" Limit Poker where I've held the highest win rate for the past quarter century. Wasn't those 4 years as Teaching Assistant of Canada's only Mathematics of Gambling Course at Carleton University a serendipitous fluke. Sure,. every poker room has their "Professor." So to use the Taj Poker Room for my era's best poker movie where I was The Professor has always been the quintessntial thrill. It was such a beautiful, well-run poker room, Trump set the standard for the world. I chose to make my living there.

@keithmason1485

4y↑1

Best part of this clip is the reminder that the Taj is no longer there, my goodness that place had turned into a dump.

@thejaypikeprojectagainstba2868

Keith Mason check out Clowning a Rounders

@klenmcrock5265

Might have had something to do with mismanagement from the top down. I still remember some epic nights there and some terrible ones as well. Great memories either way.

@josephlara1163

What’s with the sitcom background music

@banquo60615

3y↑7

In real life, it's not the tells that give a player away as a fish; it's their losing all their money really quickly.

@paulcolburn3855

3y↑3

This scene right here did more to "destroy" a recreational poker player's desire to sit in a live game in a casino, more than any scene in motion picture history.

@QualeQualeson

51w

"If we wanted to take each others rolls, we could have just stayed home" is a good example of how jumbled/sloppy this film was in many ways. It never could decide if it wanted to be a snappy form over substance Guy Ritchie type deal, or the opposite. Still worth watching though.

@ThePlaton20

so I dont get it. let's say the other player is playing in a way that suggests he has a good hand. Well there's lots of good hands right? So how can him giving away a tell like that indicate that he's got a royal flush or just 4 of a kind?

@carlhicksjr8401

5y↑2

God, Famke Janssen was beautiful back then.

@DCD4Ever

She still is!

@emiromiranda1214

@@DCD4Ever negative.. not saying she's ugly, but..

@DCD4Ever

@@emiromiranda1214 - That's ok; not everyone has good taste.

@carlesbofarullandreu497

Buena película

@ThePlaton20

The pro players at the table should have started chanting FRESH FISH when the newbie players arrived at the table.

@benderbendingrofriguez3300

Imagine if at the end, the guys on the table are the suckers.

@bonkersmcgee4356

4y↑2

This movie predicted the future. Just a few years later, poker would explode into pop culture, and it had absolutely nothing to do with this movie.

@Dreamline78

3y↑2

It had a little bit to do with this movie. The poker boom was a direct result of Chris Moneymaker’s win, but Moneymaker has said this was the movie that got him into poker in the first place.

@hanswesterman1693

music at the beggining??

@75aces97

Funk 49 by the James Gang

@westcoastsouljah

Girl at the table looks like Kali from R6

@gavinobrien3654

The only suckers are the ones who think living their lives in a grim, fake lit grubby casino, sponging off occasional passing players is somehow more noble than the hard working people they grift off. They are the living dead

@Dizzyfingers2

... and don't forget: Josh Mostel ... son of Zero Mostel - Principal in BILLY MADISON!!! CITY SLICKERS!!! JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR!! RADIO DAYS!!!

@kawanmatabach8926

5y↑1

Jean Grey?

@devilrobrob

What's up with mat Damon always playing some kind of protege

@rpietryk4690

Humble, 🚭👏👏

@rehearsalof_fate3353

All the luck ain't gonna matter? I beg to differ. What happens if they flop top set and go all In and the other guy has a gut shot... Which hits on the river?

@alexludavertigo6926

Is it Winchestertonfieldsville, Dr pepper, fell down the stairs

@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267

Famke Janssen....

@Omego2K

Is that the borgata?

@zacharycat603

very hard to hear

@expansioniskeyrn

5y↑3

Actually you do see piranhas eating each other.

@vivavaldez87

True, and you also see poker sharks going after each other in ego battles. Happens.

@niallg3551

2y↑1

Xenia!

@tekkenfan01

6y↑4

Matt Damon's character is so smart and great and poker, like his friends, that's why they got their asses kicked and running away all the time, no money, stink heads

@lour7299

That kenesh dude is from transformer...

@yukimaruzam

It's like the nature channel...

@G-y_m

7y↑13

This seems typical of the poker at the taj. groups of cheaters at the same table

@penncrow

7y↑3

First live game I ever played was at the Taj, the setting in the movie brings back memories. Too bad the whole casino is gone now.

@bluesbr0ther588

6y↑6

you do realise that they aren't actually cheating in this scene, right?

@Hmongboi228

5y↑2

It's not that. They're called regulars or "regs" for short. Every card room has them. They play with each other and know each other's playing style cuz they've played together for such a long time. If you frequent a poker room often, always avoid a table with the regs. It usually turns out to be a boring rock fest. Ask for a seat change if you're seated at a table that's full of them but the regs are like anybody else. They tilt and are prone to bad sessions...

@Mitjitsu

4y↑1

@@Hmongboi228 You can still make money off the regs, but as you pointed out it takes longer to take these guys money and the rake begins to eat into your profits more.

@chrisebert7989

4y↑2

Mikey must of had a past with Petra, no??

@emiromiranda1214

Obviously.. notice how she looks and talks to him every time she sees him.. I mean she's throwing it like John Elway. You know he smashed that.

@blondegirlsezthis8798

Yep its alluded to when she comes by to collect Ed norton's vig from Mike

@TheBarbahaba

the whole movie not even a single bad beat ...
made me love the game but excluded some nasty parts of it :)
nothing more fun than calling a maniac shuving all in preflop with ak and ending with A high vs a pair of 3 with j kicker

@LucianDevine

4y↑1

Not a single bad beat? What about the opening hand with nines full of aces getting beaten by aces full of nines?

@TheBarbahaba

@kyongsulbahng787

11y↑1

No that's fake janssen from x men lol

@sodi4069

3y↑1

Its not that simple being a poker pro I would know

@goweena209

they also double deal and switch cards and signal each other and 100% cheat

@bonniehammond9566

If you cant then dont tell stories why

@silvertonjersey4177

Lol so over the top with Jersey accecent

@backpackzak8448

2y↑1

I'm a professional poker player, I can tell you. Playing against a fish is significantly harder than playing against a good player.

@sillyarms8493

2y↑1

I am a professional live poker player, Playing against a fish is easier. The loose/passive ones are especially easy. If they are loose/aggressive win rate is still good, but variance increases. In live play they are full of tells, and are not knowledgeable enough to use false tells.

@VoodooDangerbird

2y↑1

Call

@papigringo5692

2y↑1

Playing against one fish isn't hard, in my experience. Playing against numerous fish at the same table is a nightmare.

@tareklegrand7747

52w

@@papigringo5692 I remember once I got a pocket of Aces I raised but everyone called me. I flopped a set and I raised again but they called me anyway didn't want to take a risk so I checked on the turn everyone checked and the River comes another Ace...You know the rest I went All in and two guys called me one with 2 pairs and the other with a Flush thanks to the last Ace. If I was playing against pros I wouldn't have a Quad Aces

@bontronblock

4y↑2

How comfortable would you feel woth everyone else knowing each other? Lmao. Wtf? Collusion

@mikemarks1834

4y↑1

Now they turned it in to the hard rock casino

@klenmcrock5265

Do they have a poker room again? I remember they had this iconic room empty for years and no poker. It was quite upsetting to see after all the time I played there.

@mikemarks1834

@@klenmcrock5265 I was only there one time and I believe the poker room it’s in the same place as the Taj Mahal

@mikemarks1834

@@klenmcrock5265 I’m not 100% sure but I believe I glanced at it if you’re really interested in going to play there I would call them up and see if they have a poker room

@klenmcrock5265

@@mikemarks1834 I'd would but I'm living in Florida now. Thanks for the feedback.

@petersmithyy4556

Famke jansen....

@argirypanagopoulos8928

mike shouldve stayed in AC and played cards rather than try to cheat at that cops game..

@papigringo5692

Don't know how it took me this long to note what's happening at 1:55... homie's looking at his lady's hand... presumably telling her what to do with it... while he has a hand! Only in the shittiest poker room would this be allowed!

@theslotwhisperer5513

This was at the Taj, which was just about the shittiest poker room on the east coast, soooo...

@downswingplayer9712

The wait is over Matt Damon announces Rounders 2 http://www.downswingplayer.com/?p=48

@DAxBatres

Gal is always so easy on the eyes.

@edwarddeguzman3258

Uhhh Gal Gadot was like 12-13 when this movie was made

@jeffreyrichardson

5y↑1

jodis walt disney
roots slavery black kizze
dougs liked thin lizzy

@pauldockree9915

3y↑2

Famke Janssen? I must watch this movie some time. Star Trek The Next Generation metamorph. "Kamala". I know what you are thinking. Perfect! Mate. In STTNG and my Universe women are allowed to persist. Still.
Is this seat TAKEN?

@jwiese100

What not even gonna throw an X-men reference in there?

@shadowcappi415

Don’t get in the game unless it’s 1 on 1. When You sit down at the table There are competitors Who are in cahoots with each other just like in this scene It’s all a scam

@OnMyGrindEveryDay

10y↑1

Anyone know what game they playing here?

@shack8110

10y↑7

It's called Texas Hold 'Em. It's kind of like poker.

@OnMyGrindEveryDay

10y↑5

***** *face palm* I meant the specific game (2/5, 1/2).. good one though you smart ass.

@rcslyman8929

10y↑5

James Kim
The movie was standard Hold'em, 5 community, 2 in the hole. Made after WSoP started to get big on TV and trying to pull in more audience (eg higher ratings), so it was going on standard tournament format.

@lookaguru

9y↑2

RC Slyman you said "two in the hole" lolololololol

@GorillaRadio88

9y↑2

The guy at 1:44 has two Redbirds in front of him while cards are being dealt so they're either plying 5/10 or he's straddling in 2/5. Honestly 2/5 would be more believable considering their stack sizes...... And the fact that random fish aren't constantly sitting in 5/10 games.

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@jefferyrbrown

I like the movie, don't get me wrong...

but, the reality of playing in a casino is the drunk clown is just as likely to take your money as you are his.

cards are funny like that....

@MrZola1234

7y↑8

The good old days, when a few true fish did come over to play poker. Now the true fish only play craps, and 6-5 blackjack. Today, even the fish in the 1/2 NL game talk about balancing their three bet ranges preflop, and argue the merits of exploitive vs GTO strategies.

@amazingabby25

MrZola1234 it’s partly true. There’s still fish out there ready to piss away their paychecks, depending on where you go.

@longlivelife3173

They can know as much theory as they want: in practice, their are tons of fish left in the sea.

@upland77

And where did they get the money to build the craps tables? Junk bonds.

@Numeronx

@@longlivelife3173 Agreed, alot of fish have learned the lingo, but zero understanding. Speaks of balancing 3bet ranges and proceeds to limp Q4s UTG+1, call down with second pair, etc..

@Mitjitsu

4y↑1

There's no shortage of players out there who sound knowledgeable, but don't know how to correctly apply it. The super easy money as you pointed out is long gone. Even the pros 20 years ago would be losing players in today's games.