LAS VEGAS, March 31, 2025 ~ In a thrilling episode of High Stakes Poker on Monday night, Alan Keating made history by winning the largest pot ever seen on the iconic show. The jaw-dropping hand took place in the PokerGO® Studio in Las Vegas, and saw Keating walk away with a staggering $1,412,500.

The dramatic moment unfolded as Keating and Peter Wang built a pot of $145,500 before a king-high flop with two spades. Keating held pocket kings and flopped top set, while Wang had the nut flush draw with the ace-three of spades. After Wang check-raised Keating's bet to $200,000, Keating called without hesitation.

The turn brought an ace, giving Wang top pair to go along with his flush draw. He then moved all in for $433,500 and Keating snap-called. The players decided to run it twice and both times, Keating's hand held up to scoop the entire pot.

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This historic moment has been captured and is now available on the PokerGO YouTube channel for fans to relive. Season 14 of High Stakes Poker is currently airing exclusively on PokerGO, with new episodes being released every Monday until May. Fans can also access all 14 seasons on demand.

To celebrate this record-breaking season, PokerGO is offering a special promotion of $20 off the first year of a new annual subscription with the promo code HSP14. This offer is available worldwide on various devices such as Android phones and tablets, iPhones and iPads, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, as well as web and mobile browsers.

High Stakes Poker has been delivering legendary moments for 14 seasons now and this latest episode has taken the show to even greater heights. With Alan Keating's name now etched in poker history books as the winner of the largest pot ever seen on High Stakes Poker, fans can expect more thrilling moments to come in the remaining episodes of this season.

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