Andrew Robl is certainly one of largest winners ever in televised money video games, however even he can’t keep away from the occasional cooler. A latest episode of High Stakes Poker showcased yet one more large hand – the biggest of the present’s new season.
The motion featured blinds of $200-$400 with a $400 huge blind ante and Robl straddled to $800. Jennifer Tilly raised to $10,000 with pocket queens and Robl referred to as with the ten
9. Sameh Elamawy referred to as with 7 4 and Brandon Steven referred to as with J 3, making a pot of $41,000.
Tilly had greater than a 60% probability to win the hand preflop, in keeping with the Card Player Poker Odds Calculator. However, that modified considerably with a flop of 10
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“This is bad for Tilly,” commentator Nick Schulman rapidly stated.
Robl, Steven, and Elamawy all checked, and Tilly continued with a wager of $20,000. Robl simply referred to as as the opposite two gamers despatched their fingers to the muck. Robl was now 91% to win the hand, however the two-outer Q fell on the flip to offer Tilly a full home.
This time Robl wager $40,000 and Tilly merely referred to as, swelling the pot to greater than $161,000. Robl missed the case 10 on the river as a reasonably insignificant 7
accomplished the board, however he nonetheless continued betting, this time counting out $60,000 with $231,000 nonetheless behind.
Tilly introduced that she was all in together with her $266,000 and Robl confronted a brutal resolution.
“Do you have pocket queens Jen?” Robl inquired whereas contemplating his choices. Despite having her hand referred to as out, Tilly sat completely nonetheless and didn’t reply.
Robl nonetheless ultimately referred to as for a pot of virtually $624,000, the most important of the present’s thirteenth season.
Despite the loss, Robl stays a power in live-streamed high-stakes money video games. The 37-year-old has additionally been featured on No Gamble No Future, Poker After Dark, Triton Poker, WPT money video games, and extra.
HighCurlerPoker.com, which tracks streamed cash game results, listed Robl as the most important winner on the location’s all-time cash checklist with $5.6 million in internet winnings, though that may dip some after the latest High Stakes Poker episode.
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