Andrew Robl

And obviously, like, that model's of course been proven, you know, multiple times, you know, since.

You know, Andrew Robl, it's like, that's mostly what he does now, is just play the most epic, you know, poker go games and, and things like that.

Yeah, I think what's interesting about your story is this kind of opposite sides of, like, taking risk, the big upside you get from it, but also the, the exposure you have to, to ruin.

Also, obsession, your obsessive drive, how that drives everything about how you show up in life, but also that can lead to, uh, dark places where you're not, not liking yourself and going into some holes.

I, I'll just use a name, like, people know.

It's, like, not, like, a secret or something.

But if you're someone like Andrew Robl, and you have a stellar reputation, an incredible network, and you organize all the games, and you know, you do a million different things, uh, it doesn't matter that, you know, you're one of the best live players of all time, right? You're still adding value to the game.

You're bringing all these other people who just wanna gamble for a lot of money together.

But there were a few people jumping in and out.

So prior to coming into these live streams, the biggest ever cash game hand on high stakes poker was a two point.

four two million dollar pot uh that was won by santosh suvarna earlier this summer right so that was the big one it was a three-way pot with roble and wasterson and santosh well that was broke on the 29th of august on the live stream when eric wasterson and andrew roble collided in what was the new biggest pot in high stakes poker history we've got a little clip check it out

You know, they've just been talking about, dare I say, even manifesting a big collision between one another.

I don't feel like this is posturing, Nick.

Everyone's getting spicy out there.

Yeah, it was bad news for Mike, right? Getting picked off.

But what people might, if you didn't watch the stream, what you don't know is that he actually won the very next hand all in pre-flop against, it was, I think Mike, Texas Mike had pocket Kings and Andrew Roble had ace King.