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Harvey Weinstein's bold all-in crushes rival in high-stakes poker showdown

One audacious move changed everything. Weinstein's high-risk play left his opponent with nothing—and cemented his dominance at the table.

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2026 February 15 . 10:23 AM

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The image shows a group of men sitting around a table playing poker, with coins and cards spread... — The image shows a group of men sitting around a table playing poker, with coins and cards spread out in front of them. In the background, there is a pillar and other objects, suggesting that the men are participating in a poker tournament.

Harvey Weinstein's bold all-in crushes rival in high-stakes poker showdown

A high-stakes poker hand ended Johan Storåkers' run in the tournament. The clash came against Harvey Weinstein, who secured a decisive victory with a bold all-in move. The final pot pushed Weinstein's chip stack to nearly two million.

The hand began with Weinstein min-raising to 100,000 from the Button. Storåkers, in the Big Blind, chose to defend. The flop arrived with A♠2♠7♦, prompting Weinstein to bet 50,000. Storåkers responded by raising to 180,000.

Weinstein then went all-in for 365,000, a move Storåkers called. The turn brought the 3♥, offering Storåkers a glimmer of hope. But the Q♣ on the river changed nothing, sealing his fate.

Weinstein revealed A♥2♥ for a pair of aces, while Storåkers held A♦5♥. With no improvement on the board, Storåkers was left with zero chips and eliminated from the tournament.

The win boosted Weinstein's stack to 1,900,000. Storåkers' exit marked the end of his tournament journey. Weinstein's aggressive play secured both the pot and a stronger position in the competition.