Hustler Casino Live All-Star Game
Hustler Casino Live recently celebrated their 2nd anniversary on August 3, 2023. It has been an amazing rise for Hustler Casino Live over the last couple of years. They have revolutionized the art of the streamed cash game.
To mark this special occasion, they organized an ALL-STAR poker game. The participants of the game were selected by the fans. The players included Mikki Mase, Andy Stacks, Rampage, Wesley Flan, Xuan, Sia the Bot, Charles, and Professor were all part of the action.
The players’ lineup was well-suited for the celebration, and the game lived up to expectations. A good number of people tuned in to watch. Nick Vertucci and DGAF were the commentators on the game.
Game Hustler Casino Live All-Star Game: The Action
In the early part of the live stream, there was an interesting hand between Wesley and Andy. They faced off in a pot worth $80,000, and Wesley’s flush draw won him the pot, which set the tone for the rest of the game.
When the first cumulative winnings cam, ,the Professor was leading the way, having earned some winnings while others had not been fortunate in the early hours of the stream.
An hour later Mikki found himself in a tough situation with a hand involving Andy. He had four clubs on the turn and semi-bluffed $40,000 on the turn, hoping for the club coming to come on the river. Mikki folded and he missed out on a pot of $97,275, even though he had an 81% chance of winning the pot.
Charles seemed to be taking quite a few risks, going all-in on several hands, but luck wasn’t on his side, and he often ended up losing those hands.
It was no surprise that Mariano was doing well in terms of cumulative winnings. He played smart and strategically, which paid off as he ended up with the most money.
Xuan also showed bravery by going all-in confidently with her hand. She played against Charles in this hand, and they had to run it twice, and ended up splitting the pot.
Overall, the ALL-STAR poker game was thrilling, with every player getting involved in the action. More than 16,000 viewers tuned in to watch the intense poker showdown.
