High Stakes Player in Disbelief After Consecutive Unlucky River Cards The Friday night Hustler Casino Live game featured some interesting hands but one stood out above the rest when a poker player got dealt some cruelty.

Never assume victory until the river card is dealt, which one player learned in a wild all-in hand during Friday night’s Hustler Casino Live stream. The $50/$100 ($100 big blind ante) no-limit hold’em cash game featured actor Emile Hirsch, star of the new poker movie, Dead Money, which came out in select theaters and streaming apps the same day. Hirsch showed that his performance in the movie wasn’t just an act as he displayed some poker chops on Hustler Casino Live, booking a $17,000 profit over the six-hour session.

Texas Mike VPIPs 99% and Cracks Aces with 5-3 Offsuit in $113K Pot on HCL Michael Texas Mike Moncek returned to Hustler Casino Live and was up to his old devious tricks. He played the biggest pot of the night cracking aces with 5-3 offsuit.

A few months after dumping more than $2 million into the Hustler Casino Live Million Dollar Game, Michael “Texas Mike” Moncek returned to poker’s most-watched cash game live stream. As usual, Moncek was the center of attention, playing 99% of hands in the $10/$20/$40 game, which featured notable players like Kelly Lucas (formerly Minkin) and Ethan “Rampage” Yau. Moncek was involved in every pot except one, breaking his own VPIP record of 89% set in April. Last time, he netted an extra $260K, and he was certainly hoping for a repeat performance.

Quads Alert! $600k Pot Highlights Thrilling Hustler Casino Live Game The Wednesday night Hustler Casino Live show was absolutely bonkers and it included a $603000 pot where one poker player hit quads and got paid off.

Hustler Casino Live’s Thursday night stream wasn’t an ordinary non-Friday poker game. Two pots cracked $500,000 during the six-hour session, one involving a player who hit quads and earned maximum value. The $200/$400 ($400 big blind ante) no-limit hold’em cash game featured some familiar faces to those who watch the popular livestream from Hustler Casino in Los Angeles. That included the loose and entertaining Peter, HCL co-owner Ryan Feldman, poker vlogger Mariano Grandoli, and a new player to the game who goes by the name Max.

Rude NBA Star Jimmy Butler Not Welcome Back on Hustler Casino Live NBA star Jimmy Butler made an infamous appearance on poker show Hustler Casino Live and his rude presence has left him banned from the show.

Hustler Casino Live co-owner Nick Vertucci, during Monday’s livestream, said NBA star Jimmy Butler is “not welcome back” on his poker cash game show due to “rude” behavior the last and only time he appeared. “Jimmy Buckets,” a 14-year NBA veteran and future Hall of Famer, competed on Hustler Casino Live June 22 in what was one of the most memorable streams in televised poker history. Social media playboy Dan Bilzerian, Twitch streaming legend Ninja, boxer Ryan Garcia, and HCL fan favorite Alan Keating were among those in on the action.

Ryan Feldman Actually Winning on Hustler Casino Live Leaves Commentator in Shock Ryan Feldman has a lengthy history of losing on his own show -- Hustler Casino Live -- but he turned it around with a massive win on Wednesday night.

It’s All-Star Week on Hustler Casino Live, and the star of the first show was the show’s co-owner, Ryan Feldman, whose massive win was so unlikely it surprised even the announcer. The first of two All-Star Games took place on livestream Wednesday night, and a second one is scheduled for Friday night, a game that will feature Alan Keating and potentially Tom Dwan as a late entry. Dwan also competed in the first game, and left Hustler Casino in Los Angeles $87,725 in the red. Poker vlogger Mariano, a Hustler Casino Live regular, was the biggest loser in the game down $167,725. Three players won small amounts, while most of the chips on the table went over to Feldman’s stack.

Alleged Fraudster Pits Poker Players Against Each Other in Elaborate Scam An alleged fraudster is accused of pitting two prominent Hustler Casino Live regulars against each other to run an elaborate scam.

An alleged fraudster pits Blank Check Ben and Wes Side against each other An alleged fraudster is accused of pitting two prominent Hustler Casino Live regulars against each other to run an elaborate scam. Benjamin “Blank Check Ben” Lee and “Wes Side” Wesley Fei, both polarizing figures on the show, have an admitted tense relationship. But the poker players are putting their differences aside to expose someone they believe has extorted them both, which Lee explained via his own blog post.