

British Poker Pro Lucas Robinson Sets New Streaming Record
British poker player Lucas Robinson has set a new streaming record by playing poker for 1,000 hours over 100 days. His marathon included MTT tournaments and ended with a profit of $23,850.
Robinson's challenge began on January 4 and lasted until April. He did not take a single day off during this period, streaming for about 7 hours a day, sometimes up to 10 hours.
Robinson's best result was 4th place in the SCOOP event, earning him $22,852. He now has 8,500 subscribers on his Twitch channel and is a member of the GGpokerOK Twitch Squad.
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