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Andrew Robl has experienced almost everything in televised cash games, but this time he pulled off a moment that will be talked about for a long time. In the latest episode of High Stakes Poker, he found himself in a massive pot against Justin Gavri, managing to fold the second nuts on the river!

During the latest High Stakes Poker episode, a seemingly innocent hand started on blinds of $500/$1,000/$2,000. Gavri, holding K h 9 h, opened for $5k, called by Señor Tilt with Q c J s, and Andrew Robl with Q h 7 h. On the flop T c 2 h A h, after two checks, Gavri continued with an $8k bet, which Señor Tilt called. Robl decided to raise to $35k. Gavri called, Señor Tilt folded, and it went heads-up to the turn.

They both checked the turn 9 s, but when the river 6 h came, Robl chose to overbet, betting $125k into a $96k pot. His opponent, holding the nuts, wasted no time and shoved his entire $290k stack. While viewers and commentators expected an insta-call from Robl, the following actions surprised everyone.

After more than three minutes of deliberation, Robl expertly read his opponent and mucked his cards. He saved $165,000 and created one of the show's most memorable moments. In the commentary booth, Brent Hanks and Nick Schulman were in absolute shock, with Schulman calling it "the best fold of all time" in cash games. Social media instantly buzzed with debate whether this was the greatest hero fold ever seen in televised poker. What do you think?

After a strong opening on Day 1A with 803 entries, the €5,300 WSOPE Main Event continued yesterday with Day 1B, adding another 653 registrations. This brings the total number of entries to a record-breaking 1,456, even before the final flight, 1C. The second milestone the Main Event is aiming for is the guaranteed €10,000,000 prizepool. Expectations are high that this guarantee will be surpassed, making this year's Main Event record-setting in more ways than one.

This year's Irish Open Main Event has truly made history, recording a staggering 5,003 entries and an impressive prize pool of €4,852,910. After ten hours of play on Day 2, only 122 players remain in contention. Leading the pack is Ukraine's Ivan Chegusov, closely followed by local favorite Conor O'Driscoll.

After each broadcast day of the premiere WSOP Europe in Prague, you can look forward to a highlight reel of the best moments. Today's feature includes Tobias Duthweiler, Marco Slacanac, Ilya Gorodetskiy, and world champion Espen Jorstad.

The €5,300 WSOPE Main Event continues to attract players with a guaranteed prize pool of €10,000,000. The opening flight 1A drew a massive crowd with an impressive 803 entries. Given that the historic record from 2023 is 817 entries, after just the first day of play, it's certain that we'll witness a record-breaking event this year.

Dublin experienced an unprecedented influx of players during the five starting flights. With a total of 5,003 registrations, this year's event decisively surpassed last year's record of 4,562 entries, marking it as the most attended in the tournament's 46-year history. Thanks to the overwhelming interest, the original guarantee of €2,500,000 nearly doubled, and players are now competing for shares of the colossal €4,852,910 prizepool.