Winning big pots is like riding a bike for Garrett Adelstein.
One year out of the game, but you'd never know it, with Adelstein stacking Han on just his second hand in 12 months. He folded the first preflop but hit paydirt on the second when he called a three-bet from Han with 
. Han had 
and the 
flop was dangerous.
David – the spare wheel in the hand with 
– check-raised Han's $4,300 flop bet to $20,000, only to see Han go all-in over the top, and Adelstein make the call.
David got out of the way, the 
turn was safe for Han, but the 
river saw Adelstein come out on top and rake in the $137,900 pot. Easy game.
Golden handshake
Phil Laak hadn't even sat down in the game. He turned up halfway through the hand and shook hands with Adelstein shortly before he raked the monster pot.
The $100/$200/$200 game is going on live now, and the monster stack in front of Adelstein ($281,100) is guaranteed to make for an action game.
Along with Adelstein and Laak, Masato Yokosawa is playing, and PokerOrg's Craig Tapscott is on early comms duties. You can watch the stream now on Bally Live Poker's YouTube channel.
