Brad Owen has released a new vlog covering his run in a $5,000 buy-in PokerGo tournament, a run that featured what he calls a 4-way set over set all-in against a field of legends. The WPT Global and World Poker Tour ambassador posted about the new episode on X, noting that commentator Mike28 described it as the sickest hand he has ever witnessed.
New vlog out covering my $5k PokerGo tournament with a 4-way set over set against a ton of legends! Come see what Mike28 said is the sickest hand he's ever seen!!!
Brad Owen (@TheBradOwen)
New vlog out covering my $5k PokerGo tournament with a 4-way set over set against a ton of legends! Come see what Mike28 said is the sickest hand he’s ever seen!!! Link below 🎥♠️ https://t.co/8BIorICdjr
Owen describes the run in Poker Vlog Ep 369, linked from his post on X, with the vlog covering the full tournament including the set-over-set hand. The PokerGo $5K event drew a high-profile field, making the finish a notable result for Owen, who is better known for his poker content work than for deep tournament runs at the elite level.
A 4-way set over set scenario is an extraordinarily rare occurrence in No-Limit Hold'em. When four players each flop a set and the hand goes to an all-in confrontation, the statistical improbability makes it the kind of hand that gets discussed for years. Owen's ability to survive or prevail in such a spot - against what he describes as 'a ton of legends' - is the centerpiece of the vlog.
Owen has built one of poker's largest YouTube audiences through his long-running vlog series, regularly documenting live cash games, tournaments, and poker travel. He has been a WPT Ambassador alongside Andrew Neeme and helped popularize the Meet Up Game concept that the WPT now runs as an official program at its tour stops.
The vlog is live on Owen's YouTube channel. For those who want to skip straight to the hand, the episode title promises it will be easy to find.