The greatest Twitch hands this year (so far)
Relive some of the craziest hands caught live on stream so far in 2018 - bad beats, great folds and lots of NSFW language.
The biggest win of his life
The beauty of Twitch is you capture real poker reactions which you simply do not see in other forms of broadcast poker, like this big moment for Arlie Shaban:
My biggest online win of $3,902USD for coming 1st out of 2567 people in the $16.50 Bounty Builder was just a few days ago... here is the final hand!! I go from 0-100 real quick!! @MaxValuePoker @PokerStars @TwitchPoker pic.twitter.com/hEJC8zrZtU
— Arlie Shaban (@ArlieShaban) January 7, 2018
The slowroll
And that unique insight extends to the less heroic moments, like this fun two way perspective slowroll from Fintan Hand:
Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci.
The Starry Night by Van Gogh.
Sistine Chapel ceiling by Michelangelo.@jaimestaples slowroll by Fintan Hand.A piece of art. The perfect slowroll. Never to be forgotten. pic.twitter.com/CDKo1DeYV5
— Fintan Hand (@EasyWithAces) February 8, 2018
A big fold
Ok technically this was the very end of last year but this massive fold by Lex Veldhuis is an example of why he is so popular:
The hardest hand to fold preflop @RaSZi 😱 pic.twitter.com/z9Aw2JzmEv
— TwitchPoker (@TwitchPoker) December 15, 2017
Slightly too big a fold
Not all folds are heroic, however:
Why you should sometimes fold AA pre-flop by @CwienPoker 😂 pic.twitter.com/hlNl4qcIlX
— TwitchPoker (@TwitchPoker) April 5, 2018
The One Outer
Technically not a One Outer (or at least, not when the money went in) but this reaction was too good not to include:
When you think all is lost but the poker gods have other ideas 😬.... via @ArlieShaban pic.twitter.com/Hlx70Ty0qd
— TwitchPoker (@TwitchPoker) January 5, 2018
Quads with an Ace Kicker...bitch
Just a friendly reminder that Lex is often NSFW but always entertaining:
That's one way to win with quads @RaSZi 😠pic.twitter.com/qy6S0dignm
— TwitchPoker (@TwitchPoker) February 7, 2018
Where's my bad beat jackpot?
This might be the most statistically unlikely hand ever caught on Twitch and as always David Lappin made it even more entertaining:
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