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Hustler Casino Live will not be livestreaming at Hustler Casino in Los Angeles on Friday night like it has done weekly for nearly four years.
No, the show hasn’t been cancelled. Instead, the most popular poker livestream is airing the first of a handful of special High Stakes Live cash games at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas.
The game will be $100/$200 no-limit hold’em with a $50,000 minimum buy-in. Many Hustler Casino Live regulars such as Nik Airball and Britney will be in action. PokerGO’s Brent Hanks and high roller Alan Keating will be in the booth commentating on the game. As HCL co-owner Ryan Feldman said, this is just the start of the LA cash game show partnering with the WSOP.
Feldman Ready for the WSOP Cash Game
Feldman explained that he’ll bring his livestream to the WSOP Paradise series in the Bahamas in December, and anticipates creating an annual livestream each summer at the WSOP in Las Vegas.
“My business partner is Michael Kim, who owns GGPoker, who owns the World Series of Poker,” Feldman said. “When we first partnered up and started thinking about what cool ideas we can have to expand our business, scale a bit, this one of the first things we discussed was what if we did cash games on stream at the World Series of Poker. That’s something that hasn’t happened before.”
Feldman’s former co-owner, Nick Vertucci, sold off his stake in Hustler Casino Live to GGPoker in March 2025. Until now, the partnership hadn’t been publicly visible, but not anymore.
Hustler Casino Live will host five high-stakes livestreams at the 2026 WSOP (June 5, 6, 13, 19, and 20), and a nosebleed high-stakes game — the Million Dollar Game — on June 12.
