• The episode featured the same cast of characters from last week’s show, including Alan Keating and Rick Salomon. • Vinny Lingham, Nikhil “Nik Airball” Arcot, and Justin Gavri joined the $500/$1,000 game with six-figure stacks. • Gavri was joined by the same cast of characters that appeared on last week’s show, including Keating and Salomon, in the $500/$1,000 game with six-figure stacks. • The episode started off with some mediocre hands playing aggressively, with Lingham limping for $1,000 with A♦9♦ before Gavri, on the button with 9♥6♣, raised to $4,000.

• Gavri finally picked up a big hand — K♥K♣ — in the first of two straddle positions, mid-way through the episode. Lingham limped on the button with Q♥J♦. Salomon then raised his A♠Q♦ to $25,000 from the small blind. • Gavri’s aggressive play and clever reads paid off with a $334,000 pot on the river. Salomon raised to $85,000, and Gavri called. • Key Point: Gavri’s hand was an overpair with K♥K♣, which dominated Salomon’s straight draw. •

“Beautiful way to close. He had a huge night,”

said High Stakes Poker commentator Nick Schulman of Gavri. • Gavri’s stack had surpassed $1.1 million when the episode wrapped. • This win marks a significant turnaround for Gavri, who had been struggling with bad luck in previous episodes. • Episode 12 airs next Monday at 5 p.m. CT on PokerGO with mostly the same players in action. • To watch past episodes of High Stakes Poker, visit PokerGO. • Images courtesy of PokerGO/Antonio Abrego

Gavri’s win marks a significant improvement in his recent performance, after experiencing a prolonged run of bad luck. The episode showcased several key hands that highlighted Gavri’s growing skills and strategic awareness.

One notable hand saw Gavri face off against Peter with K♥K♣, which dominated Salomon’s straight draw. Gavri’s aggressive play and clever reads paid off with a $334,000 pot on the river.

Another key hand involved Gavri playing a clever 3-4 split-pot with Peter, which ultimately led to a win for Gavri. This hand demonstrated Gavri’s ability to think critically and adapt to different situations.

Gavri’s growth and improvement were evident throughout the episode, as he consistently made smart decisions and outmaneuvered his opponents. His win marked a significant turnaround for the player, who had been struggling with bad luck in previous episodes.

The episode concluded with Gavri holding a commanding lead, with a stack of over $1.1 million.