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Alan Kiting's Million Dollar Game: Five Epic High-Stakes Hands
StrategyMay 17, 2025·2 min read

Alan Kiting's Million Dollar Game: Five Epic High-Stakes Hands


Alan Kiting participated in the Million Dollar Game, a high-stakes poker event. The event featured several notable hands, including five particularly impressive ones. The Million Dollar Game is a high-stakes poker event organized by Hustler Casino.

One of the standout hands involved Alan Kiting playing against Texas Mike. The final pot in this hand was $2.03 million. The hand started with Peter on the button raising to $7,000 with K♦Q♦, and Texas Mike calling with 6♣5♣. The flop was 6♠6♥5♦, giving both players trips, but Kiting's kicker was stronger. The action continued with Texas Mike betting $15,000 into a $30,000 pot, and Kiting calling. On the turn, a 4♠ came, and Texas Mike bet $42,000 into a $63,000 pot. Kiting raised to $160,000, and Texas Mike called. The river brought a 6♦, completing a full house for Kiting, and he bet $225,000. Texas Mike raised to $825,000, and Kiting called, splitting the seven-figure pot.

Another notable hand featured Alan Kiting against Peter. The final pot in this hand was $1.95 million. The hand began with Peter opening on the UTG with K♦Q♦, and Kiting calling on the CO with 10♦9♦. The flop was 8♠7♠6♠, which was unfavorable for Peter. The action continued with Jack on the small blind betting $35,000 into a $65,000 pot, and Peter calling. On the turn, a 3♦ came, and all players checked. The river brought a Q♦, and after checks from Jack and Peter, Kiting bet $663,000. Both opponents folded, and Kiting took the pot.

In another hand, Alan Kiting played against Nick Airball. The final pot in this hand was $1.6 million. Nick opened with A♣J♣, and the entire table folded, but unfortunately for Nick, Kiting was on the big blind and called. The flop was K♦10♦9♦, giving Kiting a strong hand. The action continued with Nick betting $20,000 into a $40,000 pot, and Kiting calling. On the turn, a 5♦ came, and Nick checked. Kiting bet $50,000, and Nick called. The river brought a 6♦, and after Nick checked, Kiting bet $100,000. Nick called, and Kiting showed his hand, winning the pot.

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