Lew’s line in this hand, as well as several others during the session, was truly suspect at best. Phil Ivey was playing on the stream too last night and he’s done it, more than once! But they tend not to do so in massive pots after repeatedly double-checking their cards. Even though she did have J♠ 3♠ on the previous hand, it seems highly implausible she thought she had a pair when she called for $109,000 more.Įvery live poker player that’s grinded for any reasonable length of time at some point has misread their hand. There’s certainly some problems with Lew’s explanation, as it’s clear she was looking at her cards pretty intently before making the call. A discussion started on the casino floor involving Adelstein, Lew, the producers of the show, and a fellow player in the game that’s a friend of Lew’s in “Rip.” Despite Garrett being a 53%-47% favorite Robbi fades both rivers, and wins all of the nearly $270,000 pot.īut the real drama started afterwards, as Adelstein soon walked away from the table. Either one player will either win 100% of the pot by having the best hand after both rivers, or they’ll split the pot if each player has the best hand once. When players agree to “run it twice” that means instead of one river card, the dealer will put out two. Of course you know what happens here because we’re writing about it. So there are roughly over 150 ways Lew could be behind, about six ways to be ahead, and it’s more than two times the size of the pot to call. I looked real hard for another one, but this is it. The only even marginally-reasonable shoves he can have that she beats are 7♣ 8♣, 6♣ 8♣, 6♣ 7♣, 7♥ 8♥, 6♥ 8♥, and 6♥ 7♥. Garrett would also do this with tons of hands containing the J♣ too, but since Lew has that card it removes even more possible bluffs he could have. but the problem is even if he’s bluffing with those hands, Lew can’t call because she can’t beat the bluff! He would also make this shove reasonably often with A♣ K♣, A♣ Q♣, K♣ Q♣, Q♣ 8♣, A♥ K♥, A♥ Q♥, A♥ J♥, Q♥ J♥, J♥ 8♥. most/all of the 10♥ X♥’s, three combos of 33 for a turned set, and literally any napkin, Uno Draw Four, or gym membership ID to go with one of the two remaining 9’s.īut Garrett will also have some bluffs here! He’s one of the most creative and balanced players in the world, and you can’t get paid when you have the best hand if you never get caught bluffing.
The value hands Garrett could be shoving with include more than 100 of the 1326 possible combinations of hole cards: AA, KK, QQ, JJ (there’s 24 combos of those hands alone), A-10, K-10, Q-10, J-10’s. She has no hand, no draw, and Garrett’s range of hands has her in super-max jail. There is $51,700 in the pot, and it will cost Lew $109,000 to call. Īnalysis : This is where the hand should end. Tune in now for SUPER HIGH STAKES $100/200/400: /iGppl6l9aa- Hustler Casino Live September 30, 2022
vs in one of the strangest poker hands you've ever seen It left $131,000 in her stack, which Adelstein easily covered.
So when he made a standard raise from the big blind in the $100-$200-$400 game with 7♣ 8♣ to $3000 against a player he’s faced before in Robbi Jade Lew in the $800 straddle, he likely didn’t think everything would change when she defended with the marginal J♣ 4♥. Garrett Adelstein is widely considered one of the best cash game players in the world, with a very solid reputation unlike some of his fellow well-known pros.
Likely due to the RFID tags placed in each card so that fans at home know what is being held. I’ll make it back either way.- Robbi Jade Lew September 30, 2022Ģ022 has been a big year for cheating in thinking sports, and one rather wild hand broadcast on Thursday night puts poker right back under the controversy microscope during a livestream from the Hustler Casino in Los Angeles.Īnd much like the last livestream scandal in poker, it involves a player accusing another of knowing what cards are being held by their opponent. I’ll say it again like I’ve said it before: “I’m not playing nice in the sandbox anymore.” I read the man and make a hero call after he shoves on a turned brick card.
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