A poker player hilariously suffered a wardrobe malfunction DURING a game… only for it to turn out to be a prank.
Sashimi, who is also known for her exploits on YouTube, was taking part in a live stream event called “Max Pain Monday”. Sashimi appeared to suffer a wardrobe malfunction during the poker game She did not seem keen to rectify the issue during the match It was later revealed to be prosthetic breasts as part of a hilarious prank During the game, she appeared to suffer a nip-slip while competing next to her opponents.
And the poker commentator of the game swiftly picked up on the awkward moment.
He could be heard saying: “Sashimi, come on, please.
“I’m looking away from the screen right now – are you, guys? Sashimi, come on, please.” READ MORE IN SPORT
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However, it turned out that she was actually wearing fake prosthetic breasts as part of a joke aimed to creatively distract her competitors.
But those online did not know it was all a rouse when they reacted on social media , with most people seeing the funny side.One person said: “This is actually a really good strategy.”Another added: “Did she win?! That’s one hell of a distraction.” Most read in Sport OK COMPUTER Supercomputer predicts World Cup… but will England or France get through?DEC-KED Rice misses England training just days before World Cup clash with FranceRAHEEM RAID Cops investigating Raheem Sterling break-in make two arrestsTIME TO CELEBRATE ‘Time traveller’ World Cup final prediction still on as both teams in QFCASINO SPECIAL – BEST NEW CUSTOMER SIGN UP DEALS And a third responded: “That’s what we in the poker business call ‘a tell’.Hustler Casino Live owner Nick Vertucci was also impressed by the skit.He said: “Pretty sure it’s a body suit/gag. But FN brilliant. Had me fooled.”But fellow owner Ryan Feldman expressed […]
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