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Martin Jacobson Busts Robbi Jade Lew with J4 Offsuit at WPT World Championship
TournamentsDecember 25, 2022·1 min read

Martin Jacobson Busts Robbi Jade Lew with J4 Offsuit at WPT World Championship


In a twist of fate, Robbi Jade Lew, who gained notoriety for winning a significant pot with J4 offsuit against Garrett Adelstein at Hustler Casino Live, was eliminated from the WPT World Championship by Martin Jacobson while holding the same hand.

Lew's infamous J4 offsuit hand sparked widespread allegations of cheating, leading to extensive online investigations. However, a detailed and professional investigation later cleared Lew of any wrongdoing, concluding that she played poorly and got lucky. Despite the controversy, Lew's 15 minutes of fame live on, as does the hand of J4 offsuit.

During the WPT World Championship, Jacobson held top pair on the flop while Lew had an open-ended straight flush draw. However, J4 offsuit prevailed after the board ran out, sending Robbi to the rail. For those who can't get enough of the strength of J4 offsuit, Lew provided another tidbit in the form of a video snippet via Twitter, showing a missed opportunity with the hand that won't go away.

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