Updated on 22 Feb 26 by
Barry carter
Poker Expert

Cary Katz multitables ITM in the Main AND High Roller

We recap some stories you may have missed including a Jungleman parody, Bill Burr's take on James Holzhauer and some epic multitabling.





Epic multi tabling at the WSOP

We've seen plenty of instances at the World Series of Poker where a player has been seen running between two tournament tables, but perhaps not with stakes this high. 

PokerGO owner Cary Katz was seen running between tables deep in both the $10,000 Main Event and the $50,000 High Roller, making the money in both. 

He came 12th in the High Roller for $112,357 and he is still in the Main Event at the time of writing, with at least $34,845 locked up. 

Main Event update

Speaking of the Main Event, now that it is down to 354 players we can begin to pay attention to the notables in the field. 

888poker qualifier Dean Morrone leads the pack at the end of Day 4 and a lot of big names remain including Andrew Brokos, Antonio Esfandiari, Olivier Busquet, Jeff Madsen, Sam Greenwood, Chance Kornuth, Andrey Pateychuk, Jake Schindler, Todd Brunson, Galen Hall, Alex Foxen, Mike Matusow, Matt Glantz, Danielle Andersen, Adam Friedman, Allen Kessler and Ignacio Molina

Marle Cordeiro's Jungleman parody

It was bound to happen at some point, who else better than YouTube poker comedian Marle Cordeiro to satirise that infamous Jungleman video?

You have been warned, this is not suitable for work, or indeed your eyes:

Bill Burr on James Holzhauer

Finally, the greatest comedian of them all, Bill Burr, was recently brought up to speed on Jeopardy! sensation and poker player/sports bettor James Holzhauer (this is also not very suitable for work):

Have you seen more insane multitabling at the live felt? Let us know in the comments:


Poker Expert

Barry Carter is the editor of PokerStrategy.com and the co-author of The Mental Game of Poker 1 & 2, Poker Satellite Strategy, PKO Poker Strategy, Endgame Poker Strategy, GTO Poker Simplified, Mystery Bounty Poker Strategy and Beyond GTO. In 2025, he won the Global Poker Awards for Best Book and Twitter Personality of the Year.