Alright so the data was a bit all over the place, so hopefully this makes it easier for people to digest.

Session Statistics Link

List of participating players and past results statistics:

Player Name | TV Cash Game Results Profile

Charles Yu https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/250

Professor https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/2285

Jibrael Hindi https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1746

Jeremy Levin (JBoogs) https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/161

Pepe https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1522

Justyn Howard (JR)https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1413

Andy Tsai https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/19

DJ https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1623

Mo https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/2638

Alan Keating https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1475

Yuuki Kaida (Sashimi) https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/144

Lawrence https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1771

Nikhil Arcot (Nik Airball) https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1123

Matthew Honig (Hanks) https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/2116

Santhosh Survana https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/1556




Key Livestream Data Points:

* Live Viewers peaked around 25,000~ (AFAIK, feel free to correct as there's nowhere to check)

* The game played $1,000/$1,000 ($1,000 BB Ante). For simplicity we're just going to call this $1k/2k for our calculations because it's almost the exact same thing.

Largest Net Winner:
* Charles Yu +$689,000

Largest Net Loser:
* Santhosh Survana -$1,139,000

Longest Hours Played:
* Mathew Honig (Hanks) 19 Hours Played

Shortest Hours Played:
* DJ 4 Hours Played

Highest VPIP:
* Santhosh Survana @ 59% VPIP
* As a side note, this is the first time since Mr. Beast's appearance where Alan Keating has had a lower VPIP% than someone else at the table.

Highest PFR:
* Charles Yu @ 33% PFR

Lowest VPIP:
* Jeremy Levin @ 26% VPIP

Lowest PFR:
* Jeremy Levin @ 15% PFR

Biggest Pot:
* $623,000 Nik Airball vs. Santhosh Survana AA vs KK
* Timestamped Link

886 Hands Played
15 Players Total
3 Commentators, 4 Dealers


Significant Changes For Players:

* Professor digs his way out of a nearly $1m hole after a nearly $1,500,000 upswing. His HCL net winnings now stand at +$497,425.



* Nik Airball reaches an all-time TV cash game low @ -$782,040 from his peak in March 9, 2023 @ +$1,562,475
* Includes HCL, High Stakes Poker, Poker At The Lodge, Bally Live




* Charles Yu recovers with a big win of nearly $700k after a ~$2 million downswing since Jan 26, 2023
* Includes HCL, Live At The Bike, High Stakes Poker, Bally Live



* Lawyer Jibrael Hindi recovers completely from being lifetime -$200k on HCL to +$70k after a $260,400 win on the show



* Santhosh is the only player player to beat Alan Keating's VPIP% (while he was present at the table) since Mr. Beast's appearance on May 1st, 2022.



* Santhosh Survana is now on a nearly $2 million downswing after today
* Including net profits on HCL, Triton Poker, and Bally Live Poker



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As a side note, it's super impressive to keep this stream going for 24 hours straight. Congrats to HCL and thank you to all the dealers, production staff, and players for making it happen ~

Charles brings so much action to the game, has been wild watching his swings.

Sashimi got so unlucky, up 200k then left with a 13k loss.

Just saw Eric P is currently down $5m across streams
https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/356

Thanks for the report. I wish they could get these type of lineups running more often, but seeing the controversy w/Airball basically taking his ball (in this case Santhosh) and going home, the politics are prob just way too difficult to consistently run these.

LOL at Jeremy playing 26% VPIP 15% PFR on this stream

great work on this.

Correction: DJ is Damien Leforbes

https://highrollpoker.com/tracker/players/2109


It's all been fixed on-site already but can't edit that link in this post.

Stole nick v’s playbook. Just play half as many hands as everyone else and don’t even pretend like you’re trying to give action.

Fun fact: the longest continuous game of poker was played for 8 years 24/7.

24 hours is lightweight in comparison.

Depending how nitty someone is, they could consider playing 26% of hands as pretending to give action in an 8 or 9 handed game

How many nosebleed stakes streamed games have lasted 24 hours?

What a life to have a guaranteed seat in the whaliest game on youtube because you have the right friends