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Hustler’s Million Dollar Game: Alan Keating DESTROYED These 3 Players 

Don’t we all love Alan Keating for some reason? Whether you are a fan or not, Keating never fails to entertain. The highly anticipated Million Dollar Game on Hustler Casino Live saw ‘Mister Keating’ make some insane moves on the poker table leaving viewers in shock. 

While he did lose some money, the Bloomfield Hills, Michigan resident was involved in mega pots that left everyone on the table dumbfounded. Two pots at the Hustler Casino Live’s Million Dollar Game were worth over $2 Million while another one was a little over $1 Million. Overall, Keating impressed us with his tactics on the poker table. Let’s have a look at these three hands in detail. 

Alan Keating vs Rahul Byrraju

 

 

 

 

 

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Indian origin poker player Rahul Byrraju was stumped by Keating’s play in a pot worth $2.437 Million. Byrraju had 87s against his rival’s T9s. After the initial action, the major shocker came towards the end of the hand when Keating went all-in for his remaining $1 Million and the ball was in Byrraju’s court. After some thinking (calculating his rival’s range), the Indian-origin player called only to see Keating’s straight. Why Byrraju couldn’t think of Keating sitting with a straight is remains a mystery. 

Alan Keating vs Texas Mike

 

 

 

 

 

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We know Keating isn’t the most talented poker player out there. We have covered this player in cases of making the worst calls or even misreading his hands and losing massive amounts of sums whilst keeping calm. In a hand against Texas Mike (Michael Moncek), Keating went all macho in a pot worth $2.21 Million. 

Texas Mike played with Dimes and his rival sat with AQs. Texas Mike was all-in preflop for $1.09 Million which Keating called. With some blazing hot preflop action being served, the other players were too looking forward to see the run out. The deal fanned out a board of Ah 7d 7s 8d 6s. Keating had better two pairs and that sent Texas Mike packing.

Alan Keating vs Thomas

 

 

 

 

 

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This one stands out particularly owing to the spicy exchange of words the two warring players had. With $1.23 Million on the line, Thomas (KQo) had the audacity to move all-in on the river (3s 7c 6h Ah 2d) with absolutely nothing in hand. This was a bad time to pull a bluff on Keating as he sat with two pairs (which he hit on the flop). Thomas tried to act nasty by asking Keating if he was suicidal (he if thought of calling). But this friend of Dan Bilzerian paid no heed to his rival’s bullsh*t and said that he does’nt wish to torture him any more and will call no matter what. Keating showed two pairs and Thomas said to Keating, “You are good.”

These three epic hands are proof that Alan Keating is here to stay nevermind what the results of the game are. For more such content on Alan Keating, Rahul Byrraju and more, stay tuned to GutshotMagazine.com. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Telegram.

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