TEX HOY put the knife into his former club with two tries to help Castleford win an error-strewn contest.
Referee Liam Rush showed three yellow cards in the second half and the visitors were at one point reduced to 11 players.
Hoy - who left Hull earlier this year sparkled but Rowan Milnes was the key man for the Tigers as he claimed a try, a penalty and converted all of his side's six tries as well as kicking a late drop goal.
Coach Craig Lingard said: "We put a lot of pressure on Rowan Milnes to manage that game.
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