Before the start of the hand, Eyring was stuck $5,300 and sitting on $90,000, while 3 Coin was down $66,150 with a $97,000 stack.
Eyring made the nut flush but would lose to the
or the
, which would complete the straight flush. 3 Coin moved all-in almost immediately.
“What the f— is that bet?” Eyring said, showing the
to the table.
Eyring went into the tank and was told he could take as long as he wanted, before he announced, “I didn’t make this clear before the game but I am sitting with my whole net worth right now, technically speaking… I don’t really know what other people would do in this spot with everything… it’s obviously irresponsible. Holy f___, i really don’t know what to do.”
You can watch the hand play out in full below.
Big-name players react to hand
You can say what you want about the responsibility of sitting down at a high-stakes game with your entire net worth — and we have to take at face value that this is actually true — but there’s no denying the drama of this hand as played.
And many other players said exactly that on X after the hand dropped.
Ben Lamb said, “This hand is so so so good,” while Josh Arieh said, “If you ever watch a poker hand, watch this hand! Most interesting hand I’ve ever seen!”
Ryan D’Angelo said, “I’m sitting there while he’s tanking, thinking, ‘I literally have no idea how to think about this spot,” lol. I mean… we only beat bluffs, right? And he bet 8x pot - so wild.”
Jeff Platt sent a shoutout to Slick Rick and Skull Mike on the comms, saying, “Great commentary on it. Really strong.”
Many other poker players reacted to the hand, and the original post on X has now been viewed almost half a million times.
Eyring ended the stream up $27,600, while 3 Coin lost $185,000 from a VPIP of 65%. Doug Polk was the biggest loser in the game, dropping $254,000.
You can watch the whole stream below and on the Poker At The Lodge YouTube channel.
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