Ivey vs Jackson — 2005 Monte Carlo bluff vs bluff
Ivey vs Jackson — 2005 Monte Carlo bluff vs bluff: 2005 Monte Carlo Millions final. After the street-by-street replay the final pot is about 1,010,000. All figures come from our deterministic engine; actions and amounts follow public reporting.
| Event | 2005 Monte Carlo Millions final |
|---|---|
| Players | Phil Ivey, Paul Jackson |
Table replay
Step 0/10 · 发牌 — 2 名玩家,底池 0
Street-by-street facts (deterministic engine)
- 翻前:公共牌 (无公共牌),累计底池 60000。
- 翻牌:公共牌 Jh Jc 7c,累计底池 1010000,英雄成手为一对。
- 以上仅为中性事实呈现,供赛后复盘学习,不构成投注建议。
Background & highlights
A classic hand from the 2005 Monte Carlo Millions final: Paul Jackson (button) limped 6♠5♦, Phil Ivey raised Q♥8♥ and Jackson called. On a J♥J♣7♣ flop neither player connected, yet they traded escalating raises in a "bluff vs bluff" war: Ivey bet, Jackson raised, Ivey re-raised, Jackson re-raised, and Ivey moved all-in until Jackson finally folded, giving Ivey the pot without a showdown. The hand ended on the flop (no turn or river was dealt) — a textbook case of high-level psychological play. Actions and amounts are compiled from public reporting; amounts are public-record approximations.
Sources
Hand actions and amounts follow the public reporting below; amounts are public-record approximations.
FAQ
How big was the final pot in this hand?
After frame-by-frame replay the final pot is about 1,010,000 (accumulated by our deterministic replay engine over the publicly reported action sequence; amounts are public-record approximations).
Are these hand actions and amounts reliable?
The action sequence and chip amounts are compiled from public reporting; amounts are public-record approximations, with external source links listed at the bottom of this page. The per-street pot, made-hand and equity figures are recomputed by our deterministic engine, not generated by prose.
Related
For education and post-game study only; not betting advice.
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