Every Time I HIT QUADS! (Six-Figure Pots)

Let's take a trip down memory lane. This

video is going to include all the hands

in my last six years of playing poker

professionally and all the quads that

I've hit from three playing like $20

pots all the way up to playing 5001k

with nearly a $300,000 pot at the end.

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You're going to see all the quads that

I've hit throughout my entire career,

and it's a fun one. We have Jack 8

offuit in the big blind, six-handed, and

it's three-way limp pot. Not really much

to talk about pre flop wise. So, we're

going to a flop, which comes 885

rainbow. That's when I start hitting the

record button on this hand. It checks to

the under the gun limper who fires a bet

of $12. Small blind gets out of the way,

and I decide to just make the call here

for 12 right now. And we're off to a

turn. The turn is the last eight. So

once again, we do have quads. What the

hell is going on? I think it's a pretty

decent spot to lead out with quads here

because no one's really expecting that.

But as played, I check and he checks

behind. The turn is a deuce here. We

have to go for value with quads here. We

can't let this check through. So I

decide to throw a bet of $35. He folds

and we take it down once again with quad

eight.

This next hand is a fun one. We pick up

pocket jacks and we open it up to $15

right after getting bluffed. Only one

player makes the call in the small blind

and he's been playing a wide range of

hands. He was the one that had jack six

against us. So the flop comes jack 6 for

rainbow. Top set on a pretty dry board.

So when he checks to us, I decide to

just check it back to balance. He can

bluff a lot as well. And we're going to

see what evaluates on the turn. The turn

is a nine. And when he checks to us, I

am going to have to bet something here.

I throw out a bet of $25. Not really

sure what I get called by, but hopefully

he has a nine or something. So, he does

make the call for 25. And we're off to a

river. The river is the case jack.

Making us quads once again. Quads twice

in a session is something else here. So,

when he checks to us, I really, really,

really, really wanted to polarize myself

and overb the pot, but realistically, I

just don't know what I'd get paid on um

on this board here. So, I chose with a

smaller sizing to get value. I chose a

sizing of $65. And he thinks about it.

He does make the call. So, we do get

paid, luckily, and we show it.

Next, we pick up pocket deuces under the

gun. I open limp this awful hand. It's

just a hand that I kind of want to see a

cheap flop on. The middle position

player raises to $25. There are two

callers to me. And here standardly we're

going to be making the call for just $20

more. Let's go to a flop. Let's go set

mining. Flop comes six deuce. Deuce two

clubs. Oh my god. Set mining turns into

flopping quads. My goodness. Action

checks the pre flop razer who see bets

$50. The button makes the call and

actions onto me. Never going to be

trying to get players off of their hands

right now. We're hoping someone has a

club draw and gets there. So, I flop the

50. We're going to a turn. Turn is the

king of clubs. Beautiful. Expecting

someone to hit their club draw now.

Multi-way. So, I check. The pre flop

razor checks. The button checks around.

That's not good news. The river is I

don't remember a total brick. But I

decided to just check once again hoping

for someone to bet anything. No. They

all check around and we feel a lot a lot

of pain.

>> Oh

yeah.

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seeing all of the fun results. We've got

a battle back as I just lost a lot of my

profits here. I pick up pocket sevens in

early position. Raise up the $300 and

get the button to make the call. Off to

a flop of ace, queen, jack, two spades.

This isn't the board for sevens, I must

say. Action goes check check the turn.

[ __ ] seven. All right, we turn a set.

Can I bait my opponent to bet this one

here? Action quickly goes check check

yet again. Seems like my opponent's on

give up mode. And the river comes

another seven. My goodness. I go out,

grab some chips, and immediately my

opponent folds. I was going to bet

$2,000 or something like that, or maybe

$1,000. I don't remember. I just

remember grabbing chips and seeing a

fold. Feels like I've been hitting a lot

of quads lately, but it's pretty sad

that I didn't even have a chance to bet

out and win any money here with this

level of quads. Pick up ace9 offsuit on

the button. And we're playing full ring

here now. And by full ring, I mean we're

playing six-handed. So, the under the

gun player opens up the action to $11.

He is a very good and very, very solid

player at this table. So, someone to

look out for. A loose player in the

middle makes the call and actions onto

us here. I don't think I should fold

ever, but um I'm going to lean more

towards being aggressive cuz he can be

opening up fairly wide I think even

though he is under the gun. But I go

with a three bet of $45 and we get one

caller from the under the gun pre flop

razor. So we're going to a flop in

position. The flop comes 957 two

diamonds out there. He checks to us

flopping top. Pretty ideal flop for us

if we're going to be three betting trash

hands like this. So I go for value. I

bet $50. He thinks about it and makes

the call. We're off to a turn. Turn

comes a nine. Once again, he checks to

us and having improved, we've basically

got the nuts here. Obviously behind sets

that turn into boats or something that

flopped a straight like 86. But

regardless, we have the effective nuts

here. So, I size up to $125. I really

don't know what his holding could be yet

at this point. He could be calling with

like a ton of pairs plus gut shots, pair

plus straight draw, pair plus flush

draw. Could be a lot of different

things. So, um, I size up to 125. He

thinks about it and ends up making the

call for 125. We're going to a river.

The river is probably one of the better

cards that we could ask for. It's

another nine. So, we've got a pretty

good hand here with quads. And even

better news, he leads into us for $100.

Music to our ears here. I Hollywood and

pretend to think obviously. But with

only $255 total in our stack, we have

one move and that's to jam. So I go all

in and he now goes well into the tank.

And when I say the tank, he probably 5

minutes of tanking. Um it was a lot a

lot of tanking

for only $155 more. After about 5

minutes of tanking, give or take, I'm

going to assume that he's going to be

calling, right?

No, unfortunately not. He makes the good

lay down. Um, and he said he had pocket

10s. Nice fold to him. Like I said, he's

a fairly solid player. So, um, this was

a really good fold by him for only $155

more. So, we went a really big pot. Um,

it could have just been a little bit

bigger, though. Next pot, we find

ourselves with pocket threes in the

small blind with an under the gun open

to $11. The next act three bets to $35.

And this is a player that has a really

narrow three bidding range here. Even

though we're in the small blind, I have

really great implied odds to cold call

out of position against them. And so

even better though, the button makes the

call and this makes our decision to call

the 35 so so much easier. We call and

the underg player calls as well. So

we're going four ways hoping to see a

good flop. The flop comes deuce three,

four, two diamonds. Bingo. This is what

we're looking for. action checks to the

three better who throws in a bet of $85.

The button thinks about it for quite

some time and then folds. So, that's an

easy decision. If he was to call or if

he was to raise here, this would be a

pretty interesting spot. But anyways, he

folded and now on to me. Definitely a

spot we're going to check raise on such

a wet board. Definitely going to get

called by a lot of the aces and kings

and queens that are definitely in his

range. So, hoping he has that. I go for

a check race sizing to $250

which only leaves myself with about $260

behind. Not a whole lot behind here in

this spot, but the under player folds.

The three better jams his entire stat

covering me and I snap call. Let's go to

a run out.

>> Call.

>> No, I have quad.

Yeah,

>> the three butter never showed his hands

when I showed quads, so we didn't really

have to force him to show his hand, but

we get the full double up here. Playing

nine-handed. Everyone puts $300 each.

And we're playing this game called

Kukaruchu, which is a double board PLO

bomb pot, but it you can only pot or

fold. So, you can only put $2700 in the

middle or fold. And then you run out

both turns in both rivers. And I've got

ace A64. And oh my goodness, I flop the

nut flush on the first flop and then

quads on the second flop. That is the

most unbelievable

flop I've ever seen in my life. And here

we go. One opponent on my right puts in

2,700. I'm going to call the 17002 cuz

that's all I can do. And the button puts

in more money. He puts in his $2,700.

And I have never been more excited to

play this game having quads. So, no

one's going to beat me there. And I've

got the nut flush, which is really hard

to beat as well. This could be the

freest $5,400 I've ever made in poker.

Let's run it. It's unbelievable.

>> It's not [laughter] running. I'm

running.

>> Give me it. Sh it.

>> I mean,

>> no. Surely not.

>> You're short of 100.

>> I know, but I'm winning the pot.

>> Sorry. Don't worry about winning.

>> I'm Come on. No.

>> Don't have a boat.

>> Just go. Obviously to no surprise, our

quads and nut flush will win. The board

did pair on the flush board, but luckily

no one had a full house. And wow, what a

way to cap off an unbelievably fun

session of poker.

>> Question.

>> Rampage with the tanks raises.

>> Okay,

>> you planning on asking as

>> Thank you. I asked if

>> Okay, everyone was acoustic.

>> Is that the words used?

>> Acoustic. Isn't that like a guitar?

>> Mhm. Like an instrument. You can be

strum and then you can hear him hum.

>> Cryptomax makes the call.

>> What's hing?

>> The dead money of the stream of the

nitame. [laughter]

>> Tax is out there.

>> T1000 comes along three ways with his

Dolly Parton. Could have made it more

small.

>> 9 to5.

>> No, that was the right size.

>> And there's the set for Rampage, the man

of the hour, who's had one hell of a

roller coaster on this stream.

>> Is that a song?

>> Mhm.

>> Oh, okay.

>> Kryptoax in trouble flopping top pair.

>> Kryptoax may still be in chat. You may

want to avert your eyes, Cryptomax. This

will not bring back good memories.

It does not look like it's going well.

How about

>> Quadrofenia?

>> Let's do it.

>> All the tents

>> belong to Rampage.

>> Too late for that.

>> So, just basically an espresso.

>> 40 miles.

>> Exactly.

>> Um

I apologize for getting such a good

hand. That's That's my bad.

>> I forgive you.

>> All spades may allow Cryptomax an exit

ramp.

>> For the viewers,

>> feel free to off if you want.

>> Oh, I love it.

>> Oh, they had it the whole time.

>> They got you.

>> All in.

save me.

>> And that spade did save Kryptomax.

>> No spade.

>> Ready for action.

>> Have no spade.

>> Fresh like a spring [laughter] chicken.

I have no spade.

>> No spit.

>> Rampage has his second wind.

>> Giving high fives to everyone around

him.

>> But now I finally pick up a premium. The

ununion player raises to 800. There's a

hijack three bet to 3,000. And I've got

queens playing about $120,000

deep, which is 600 big blinds. I decided

to call. Everyone else ends up folding

though, so sometimes I'm playing a

little bit too conservative here, but

I'm in position at least. And the flop

is king, queen, queen. Oh my goodness.

The last time I flopped quads was

playing on gold from the comfort of my

own home, and you can too with the link

below using my name, Rampage. And back

to this insane flop here. for my

opponent. C bets $3,000. And you know,

when you've got quads, you're just going

to smooth call. Don't want to scare them

off the pot. And there's a good chance I

might be able to win $100,000 from this

one. Couldn't be more excited. And the

turn comes a jack. So, this is a pretty

amazing board to see. King, queen,

queen, jack. He could have a full house.

Give him kings. Give them jacks, please.

Anyways, he checks though, which is a

pretty clear sign for some sort of a

give up. And now I'm torn between

betting and checking. I decided to go

for a small bet of $4,000. But he insta

folds. So no more money here. But this

is not the only time I hit quads in the

session. And then the second time I do

is for a much much monstrous of a pot.

Pocket nines in the next spot. I'm in

the $100 straddle. And there's an under

the gun raised to 250. The cutoff makes

the call. And now on to me. I'm thinking

250 is just not enough. I'm buried in

this game now. down about 20,000. So, I

make it $1,500 to go and we get action.

Both of these opponents make the call

and we're off to a flop of 93 deuce. We

found the [ __ ] flop of the world. I'm

going to slow play and check because how

else can anyone have anything? Unun

player checks as well. And then the

cutoff player throws 1,700 into the

middle. Music to my ears. I'm just going

to slow play. It's a dry board. It's top

set. Let's get after it. I make the

call, hoping to build up the pot. And

the other player folds the turn. Nine.

Oh my goodness, it's quads. It feels

like it's been forever since I've had

quads in a poker game. And I'm going to

check, hoping somehow this guy could

just bluff off his stack, but he checks

this one back. Now the river comes

another board pairing deuce. So a

complete brick. And looking at his

stack, he's got about 6,000 there. And

we've got quads. I kind of want to play

for all of I don't really trust this

opponent to bet his $6,000 stack in the

middle himself. So, I'm going to do it

for him. I put all the blue chips in the

middle, signifying my opponent will be

all in if he calls. And he goes into the

tank. And I'm just praying, man. Please

call. I've been having a pretty rough

night or up and down night at least. I

just lost $8,000 pre flop with pocket

eight to the hand before. This one would

be a really great one to win. And he

sticks it in. Let's go. Getting paid by

quads is insane. I show the hand, of

course. My opponent gets stacked. We

ship all the chips my way and we win.

>> Also, just because I got bullied.

>> Okay, maybe Rampage is locking it up.

Just calling with H6 suited out of the

small blind.

>> Which I'm sure theoretically

totally fine,

>> especially when you're going to do this.

>> Ace ace ace.

>> See that? 400.

>> Every single ace in [laughter] the deck

for Rampage that happened the last two

sessions of it

>> be accompanied by a Wolf Gang short on

YouTube.

>> Whoa.

>> Whoa.

>> Wolf gang. I know you're not going to

believe this, but uh they're going to

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you.

>> I know, but

>> yes, we do have cameras here. Thank you.

>> I won't get Brazil god saying whoa.

>> Whoa. [laughter]

>> But the chuckle, too.

Real behind the scenes looks

both Rampage [laughter] and Manning.

Stuck around.

>> I'm just really excited about this.

>> Whoa.

>> Thank Madden got the memo.

>> Two calls.

>> Now there's one.

>> Get rid of everyone including this next

street. You'll be gold last known

survivors. The thriller

>> king,

>> how much?

>> Uh,

>> you have a reveal button.

>> Oh, in case you want to use it. Yeah.

>> No, no. He's saving it.

>> No, no, no. Don't save it, please.

>> Might be a nice bluff to use the reveal.

>> I like that.

>> I'm confident about this one.

>> Excuse me.

Use your button. Use it and check raise

him. Let's go.

>> Right.

>> I'll just check him now.

>> No. Don't you want to use it now?

>> Makes a 50k. Let's see.

>> 30,000.

>> Oh my.

>> The dream spot for Rampage.

>> What? [laughter]

>> Right now.

>> Right side.

>> And now he uses the reveal.

[laughter]

And he got him to pick the one he

wanted.

>> Beautiful all the way over to [laughter]

>> pick your whichever one you want.

>> But definitely pick this one.

>> Rampage. [laughter]

>> All in.

>> Raise all in.

>> Wow.

>> I know. [laughter]

What is going on right now?

>> Finally used it. [laughter]

>> I used it.

>> What are you doing?

>> Well, at least he used it. Now someone

else can get it and

>> I can.

>> Oh man,

>> he will drag a massive pot. I

>> pick up pocket threes in the cutoff.

Little baby pairs. Got to love that. I

raise up to 500 and I get the button to

immediately three bet me to 1,700. Small

boy makes the call of the 1,700 and I'm

priced in to set mine because everyone's

playing pretty deep stacked. And if I

hit a set here, it's going to be pretty

disguised. I make the call and we see a

flop of 953.

Let's freaking go. We're in [ __ ] City

here. Action checks it over to the

button player. Of course, I'm going to

check my bottom set to my opponent. He

makes it 2500. Small blind gets out of

the way and folds. And now with bottom

sets, I think I just have to check raise

uh for a lot of different reasons

because one, I have a very strong hand

when we're playing very deep stacks. I

don't want to see a bad turn cut where I

can't get much value. Uh and if he has a

flush draw, then I would like to charge

for that flush draw. And if he has an

over pair, then I'd like to stack that

over pair. So, I make it 7,000 right off

the bat. Starting off with a check raise

here, trying to get some value. And my

opponent tank calls with about 30,000

behind. So, here when he calls, it seems

like he must have a very good hand. And

I hope he has like aces or something

like that. So, we're going to a turn

with one of the bigger pots of the night

brewing. Now, turn is the jack of

hearts. It's okay. Okay. I certainly

could be losing to pocket jacks here now

at this point, but I can't be afraid of

monsters under the bed. I've definitely

got to go for value. And I think I have

one of two options, which is somewhat

tricky here. I certainly could go half

pot, maybe. I want to size for an allin

on the river, and I don't want to get

too greedy on this turn card here,

right? So, if he has 30k behind, I can

get 10k on turn, then 20k on the river.

Or I could also just shove all in right

here, right now, and I get all the hands

that are already going to call to commit

their stack. Aces, kings, queens. I

can't imagine those hands are ever going

to be folding to an all-in bet. I take

my time and think about those two

options and I decided to just go for

what I said in the first place. Just bet

10,000 half pot. It seems like a very

easy decision to commit his stack on the

river here and not get too greedy. I

don't want to risk losing value if my

opponent has a flush draw or something

cuz he's never going to fold a flush

draw to a half pot bet. So, for that

reason, I make it 10,000. And my

opponent takes his time and ends up

making the call, which is lovely because

that means the pot is bloating up.

Almost $40,000 into the middle. And

let's see what happens. River is the

three of clubs. What overkill, guys. I

have quads. Uh [laughter] I have quads

with 40,000 in the middle. And I'm going

to announce allin for his last 20,000. I

take my time. I Hollywood it over. Of

course, I can't just immediately snap

all in because that looks really tricky.

I finally announce allin after

pretending to think. And my opponent

goes into the tank. And when he doesn't

snap call, I don't love it cuz he

obviously doesn't have a flush. And he's

thinking about contemplating on a fold

with an over pair, which would be a

disastrous situation. Anyways, he takes

his time and ends up announcing a couple

things out loud. He says he can fold

sometimes, which is not really what you

want to hear when you want to get

called. And he says he'll call 25% of

the time. Seems like he does some sort

of randomization of the 25% and ends up

folding and letting me know he folded

aces with the ace of clubs, which is

such such a sick fold by him and a very

very good one at that. So, I got to give

my opponent props. I've got pocket fives

on the button

>> and I raise it up to $2,500. The small

blind makes the call and then the big

blind decides to three bet to $13.5,000.

And look, I've got a small pair and it's

a little bit scary to navigate, but I am

in position and we're going to have to

figure it out on the fly. So, I flick in

$11,000 more. The small blindfolds and

we've got a pretty big pot here going

pre flop and the flop is queen 53.

Oh my goodness. Middle set in a three

bet pot. And we're playing super deep in

a 5001k game. Guys, I need to remind you

the insane stakes we're playing. My

opponent fires out a half pot bet of

$14,000.

Guess what I'm going to do with middle

set? I'm going to call because why would

you scare off a customer like this? When

the turn comes a king, it brings two

flush draws on the board here. And when

my opponent decides to slow down for a

check, well, this one seems a little

tricky. I could go for small or big

size, but considering I don't know if my

hand needs that much protection after a

check on this turn, I throw out a small

bet of 18,000. Small considering the

size of the pot. Certainly not small

with the real amount of dollars that

could be used. But what's great is that

my opponent makes the call yet again.

And we're off to a river card with the

pot ballooning up. And it's another

five. What? We [ __ ] quads for the second

time this session and my opponent checks

and we are playing for it all.

Obviously, my opponent's got $85,000

left in this stack. And guess what? I'm

not going to just bet a random amount.

I'm going for all of it. You've got

quads. You want to win the max. And we

decide to ship it all in. And all I have

to do now is sit here and pray for a

call. My opponent's in the tank. He's

thinking about it left and right, upside

down, front side up. He's thinking about

every possibility of what I could have

here to jam, but I don't think he's

putting me on fives. I'll tell you that

much. He's thinking I might have a king.

I might have 67 for a bluff. I might

have some misdraws. I really want him to

fold, but at the end of the day, he

thinks his hand is too good to fold.

It's clear he's got a queen. And he

makes the freaking call with queen jack.

And oh my goodness, this $280,000

pot is coming my way via quads. I can't

believe the words that's coming out of

my mouth and I can't feel any more

stoked. I've stayed up all night for

this game. It's nearly 78 a.m. and I've

just stacked my opponent for so much

money with quads. This is literally what

dreams are made