Wasserson Stacks Robl in Record $2.48M High Stakes Poker Clash

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  • Eric Wasserson won a $2,478,000 pot vs Andrew Robl—the biggest in televised poker.
  • Hand played on High Stakes Poker LIVE at PokerGO Studio, Las Vegas.
  • Wasserson finished up $2.2M; Robl lost $770,000 in the historic clash.
Andrew Robl and Eric Wasserson make High Stakes Poker history with a monstrous $2,478,000 pot on PokerGO.
Televised poker history was rewritten under the PokerGO Studio lights in Las Vegas this weekend. After heated blows in social media between high-stakes titans Andrew Robl and Eric Wasserson the battle continued on the High Stakes Poker LIVE. 

The clash resulted in the new all-time record for the biggest pot in the show’s history when the duo staked total $2,478,000 in one hand. When the dust settled, it was Wasserson who took home the nearly $2.5 million cash pot.

Anatomy of the $2,478,000 Hand

  • Preflop: Robl J10 vs. Wasserson A9. The multiple raises and 3-bet dropped others from the race and stacked the pot nearly $600,000 before the flop.
  • The Flop479. Wasserson caught top pair with his ace-nine. With serious money already invested, both players tapped the felt and took a free card.
  • The Turn: The 3gave Robl a massive drawing hand. Robl checked, Wasserson fired a $200,000 bet, and Robl pulled the trigger with a $940,000 all-in check-shove. Wasserson went into the tank, found the call, and locked in the biggest pot in televised history.
  • The River Ran Twice: Agreeing to run it twice, the dealer rolled out a 6on the first run, followed by a A on the second. Neither river connected with Robl's draw, handing Wasserson a complete scoop.

Wasserson wrapped the night up $2.2 million, while Robl walked away nursing a $770,000 loss.

Top 5 Largest Pots in High Stakes Poker History

For Andrew Robl and Eric Wasserson, this was not their first clash, and probably not the last either. Earlier this year, they had a $1,716,100 preflop all-in gauntlet that ended in Wasserson’s favor.
The new historic clash shifts the record books once again, with four of the five biggest pots in High Stakes Poker’s history all going down in 2026.
RankYearPot SizeWinnerOpponentHand Details
12026$2,478,000Eric WassersonAndrew RoblTurn check-shove with combo draw vs. top pair; ran twice, Wasserson scooped both
22026$2,421,500Santhosh SuvarnaMatt KalishSet of queens vs. nut flush draw in 3-way pot; Suvarna scooped both runouts
32026$1,716,100Eric WassersonAndrew RoblPreflop 5-bet jam by Robl running straight into Wasserson's pocket aces
42026$1,517,500Texas Mike' MoncekAndrew RoblTurn cooler featuring Moncek's nut flush against Robl's turned straight
52025$1,412,500Alan KeatingPeter WangFlopped top set for Keating holding up against Wang's combo draw across two rivers
Table reflects single-winner, non-chopped cash game pots broadcast on PokerGO.

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