A pair of heavy hands left Kevin Hart speechless on Saturday night's live edition of High Stakes Poker on PokerGO, with big pots that cost Hart $1.8 million near the end of the finale of the live series.
Everything started off fine for the comic actor, who spun his stack up to over $1M in the first half of the stream. The second half, however, issued a massive correction over two big hands at the end of the night.
Snap call
The first tilt kicked off Hart raised to $28K with 
and the red-hot Eric Wasserson was happy to come along with 
before Shawn Madden joined the party with 
.
The flop was 
and Wasserson was in business with three jacks, while Hart held the inside straight draw. Hart bet $30K, but Wasserson fired back $100K — splashy enough to draw a shove from Hart and a snap-call.
"Oh," Hart said when he saw the bad news. "I thought he was bluffing."
They agreed to run it twice but runouts of 
and 
sent what was left of Harts $300K+ into the stack of Wasserson. Hart grabbed another $500K as the night's end drawing close.
One more clash
Meanwhile, the two players weren't done with one another.
Just before the end of the night, Wasserson raised to $16K with 
and Sam Kiki called with 
. Hart looked down at 
and called in the small blind before Justin Gavri called with 
from the big blind.
A flop of 
fell and Wasserson had everyone checking to his quads for a bet of $20K. Hart and Kiki were the unlucky callers before the fell on the turn.
Hart checked his top-two pair and Kiki did the same with his double draw before Wasserson tossed out $60K. It was a bad spot for Hart, who raised to $185K and folded out Kiki. Wasserson called and Hart shoved the river to a snap-call.
"I have quads," Wasserson said for the fourth time this week.
Hart, who had not said much throughout the hand, silently pushed sunglasses up his nose while Wasserson stacked up the $838K pot.
Wasserson, for his part, rode the hot hand to the best stack of the night with $1.8 million on the table when the action wrapped up.
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