Record pot at High Stakes Poker. During Livestream Week at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas, Eric Wasserson and Andrew Robl clashed. More than $2.4 million went into the middle. Robl ended up on the losing side.
Since 25 August, the High Stakes Poker cash game has been running at ARIA Las Vegas. Fans are getting plenty of action thanks to the PokerGO livestream. Over the weekend, a new record was set.
Eric Wasserson started with a modest raise to $20,000. Michael “Texas Mike” Moncek called, but then folded 
after Andrew Robl put in a 3‑bet and Wasserson raised again, making it $280,000. Andrew Robl called. The flop came 
. Neither player bet, so the turn 
was revealed. Robl checked. Eric Wasserson bet. Then Robl announced all‑in.
Wasserson paused for a moment but eventually decided to call. The river was dealt twice. Andrew Robl turned over 
for a flush draw. Wasserson showed 
. The first river brought the 
, and the second brought the 
. That gave the pot, worth $2,478,000, to Eric Wasserson.
BIGGEST POT IN HIGH STAKES POKER HISTORY!!!
War was declared. War happened.@EWassPoker vs. @Andrew_Robl in all its GLORY.
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