Nikil "Nik Airball" Arcot has joined Team CoinPoker

Author

Vargoso

Published

12/6/2025

Updated

12/6/2025

Live in the Hustler Casino Live studio, American Nikil "Nik Airball" Arcot announced his partnership with CoinPoker. He is the first 100% live player to join the poker room's team and the fifth American representative.

Nik Airball Joins Coin Poker as Ambassador

Another American joins TeamPro

2025 can rightfully be called the year of Americans on Team CoinPoker. Since March, the largest cryptocurrency poker room has already signed five players from the United States.

Nikil "Nik Airball" Arcot became CoinPoker's fifth ambassador this year.

The player announced this new career milestone on December 3rd in the Hustler Casino lobby before the start of his latest high roller stream. Interestingly, the $500K minimum buy-in game ended very successfully for Nik, who had a profit of $1,351,500 after 10 hours at the table.

Arcot's choice of location for the announcement was likely no coincidence. Since 2022, the 29-year-old American has been seen at the poker tables primarily at this casino.

Hustler Casino Live streams are very popular in the United States. Stream recordings on YouTube have garnered hundreds of thousands of views, with the total number of videos exceeding 1,800. Therefore, the appearance of a well-known and active player wearing a CoinPoker patch at the tables should boost American interest in the platform.

Who is "Nik Airball"?

Nikil Arcot is one of the most enigmatic high-stakes cash game players. It's virtually unknown what "Nik Airball" did before his first appearances on Hustler Casino Live.

In a conversation with another player ("Jungleman"), Nick allegedly said that he was involved in investments until the fall of 2022, and is now "relaxing and playing poker."

A man with this name was found among former employees of the investment company KAL Capital Markets LLC. It is known for certain that Arcot worked on a project about hedging business risks while at college.

So it's entirely possible he made a sizable fortune in online business. After one of his most unsuccessful sessions (down $750,000), the player calmly discussed the hands on a podcast.

Regardless, Nikil "Nik Airball" Arcot's aggressive play has earned him a following at Hustler Casino Live, he's been invited to appear on the High Stakes Poker show, and he's now a prominent figure in the American live poker scene.

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