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This old man has tormented the robots for so long that their programming is breaking down and human emotions are beginning to surface

102,570 views • 5 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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CSRG M19155 months ago

Love to see it. These tournaments are so boring to watch the current generation of players.

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Zephyr5 months ago

Shouldn't be allowed sunglasses or headphones when playing poker.

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bigblaster5 months ago

To be fair juan is a true psychopath, robots dont go against what computer tells them. He certainly does👍

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Bud5 months ago

Proof that having more money than u know what to do with really does give u an edge. Also love how he throws in the small slow roll at the end lol u see him doing it all the time on Triton

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Dave / CeeLo-Pro5 months ago

I wonder what that old man puts in his coffee??

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sam5 months ago

This is a 250k€ buy-in tournament btw

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Gordon Williams 5 months ago

The way the old dude cut his eyes over at the end of the clip!

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tom henry5 months ago

His own fault for calling instead of reraising preflop. The old dude might have still called, but he let him get there.

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MrGoodCat5 months ago

You should’ve 4 bet those kings Joan

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RandomPro™5 months ago

Love that smug, euro confidence..

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Beni5 months ago

I fucking love Jean Noel what a G

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auld yin5 months ago

JNT THE GOAT

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PokerStars FanDuel MI NJ PA5 months ago

We don't talk about robots on X, bro. We talk about how poker is fun like sports and video games.

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idreamofSheenie.sol5 months ago

Malaka style

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Thatsthepoint5 months ago

Malaka

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The Bear5 months ago

What is going on here?

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pablo mariz5 months ago

or he clicked btns and god moded one of the best player in the world can't decide which one is it 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Andreas Froehli5 months ago

Nice little cooler

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David Ellis5 months ago

Worst flip bet of all time

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KingofPrussia5 months ago

🤣

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Shawn Fogelman5 months ago

Love to see it!!

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