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The penultimate episode of this series of The Big Game showcases moments where Alan Keating surprises his opponents with his gameplay yet again. Comedian Jay Morgan loses his reason to smile, and qualifier Luke must risk a massive bluff if he wants to walk away from this show with any winnings.

Thursday night featured another electrifying episode of Hustler Casino Live, where Nik Airball and Martin Kabrhel took center stage. Airball, holding a nuts flush, delivered a textbook slowroll against Kabrhel in a $401,600 pot.

Martin Kabrhel seemed to enjoy his debut at Hustler Casino, prompting organizers to announce his appearance in upcoming streamed cash games. Last night’s session quickly went viral, thanks to a moment that captivated social media.

The clash saw Kabrhel hit second nuts on the flop, while Airball held the nuts. The hand escalated to an all-in on the river, ballooning the pot to $401,600. Kabrhel showed his cards, while Nik took 20 seconds, feigning displeasure, shaking his head, and holding his cards as if ready to muck them. After the suspense, he revealed the nuts flush, claiming the six-figure pot.

Stoic Kabrhel

Though viewers were astir, Kabrhel took the loss in stride, calmly asking his opponent for the count. Even in a post-game interview, Kabrhel appeared relaxed and responded to the situation with a smile. Despite losing the massive pot, he wrapped up the night $151,100 in profit. After five episodes this week, his total stands at +$687,500.

In his latest video, Karim Chelli tackles one of the biggest questions in live poker: What has more worth — math or live tells? According to Karim, most players lean towards numbers, yet true skill lies in knowing when to rely on intuition.

In a specific hand, he demonstrates how accurately interpreting subtle non-verbal signals can carry more value than any solver or odds calculation. This video reveals that when a player learns to combine mathematical principles with observational skills, they can read not just the situations but also their opponents.

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