A Huge MISTAKE Cost Him $90,000! [High Stakes Poker]

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Garrett Adelstein a regular on the Hustler Casino Live show finds himself in a huge pot against businessman Michael. Michael makes a huge mistake that might just cost him $90,000!

Garrett Adelstein is the largest winner on the Hustler Casino Live stream having amassed over an incredible $1,000,000 in profit since the start of the high stakes poker stream. His loose and aggressive playing style means that he finds himself getting paid in big spots when he has big hands!

Because of his image other players have been known to lose their minds against him and completely overvalue the strength of their hand and pile stacks of money into the middle!

Remember to take your time when you have a big decision at the poker table. Be courteous of the other poker players but when the decision is for a $180,000 pot you are more than welcome to take more than 2 seconds to decide!

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10 thoughts on “A Huge MISTAKE Cost Him $90,000! [High Stakes Poker]”

How fast do you act at the poker table?

A) Fast

B) Medium

C) Slow

If only Garrett played Survivor as well as he plays poker

I'm seen as a fast player, but this is because i'm devising my move tree while other are acting and only then have to tank if they respond in a manner that is outside of expectation. I also pre-consider my 'next card' action prior to the card coming out whenever i've got the betting lead. Again, unless something unexpected happens, i've already considered my bet sizes and actions.

I still try to work in some minor pause to have some level of consistency to my bet timings but i'm not playing high-stakes and most players aren't watching that closely.

Thanks for the video Jonathan. My act speed is medium.

Somehow I doubt Adelstein would have folded pre-flop to any kind of reasonable raise. Michael was losing a lot on this hand.

this hand is why we love fun players
we don’t make money off regs because regs are smart enough to never take this line and not go broke this deep

That’s what you get when you limp

I'm a tournament player and think about what each person in the hand could be holding before I call. So I go slow and think of all the outs the might need or did they flop a monster.