Butler booked a $122,000 win during his first and only Hustler Casino Live appearance despite raising preflop just 2% of the hands dealt. He showed that sometimes tight is right in no-limit hold'em, especially at an otherwise loose table full of action players. But Vertucci took offense to the Miami Heat small forward's behavior at Hustler Casino.
Vertucci is never one to stay silent when something's on his mind, and he isn't afraid to call someone out for what he perceives to be poor behavior, even if that individual is a world-class athlete. The co-founder of Hustler Casino Live went on a rant about Jimmy Buckets Monday, nearly two months after Butler appeared on his show, and NBA content creator Rob "WorldWideWob" Perez, who has competed on HCL, clipped a video.
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