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Tom Dwan wound up in the middle of one of the most memorable “High Stakes Poker” hands ever in the recent episode released on the PokerGo app. Three players were all-in before the flop, vying for all or a share of the $985,000 pot. They opted to run it three times, but one extremely lucky player scooped it all.
Did Tom Dwan win another monster pot on High Stakes Poker? (Image: PokerGo)
PokerGo brought back the popular televised poker show last month. One new episode is released every Wednesday on the poker app (paid subscription required). Gabe Kaplan and AJ Benza, the original hosts, are back together in the broadcast booth.
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Back in March, Brunson said that despite being robbed at gun point five times, been stabbed, beaten cancer three times and survived three car wrecks the Corona can t touch me.
just setting up my twttr jack (@jack)
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What Did You Miss on the First Episode of the ‘High Stakes Poker’ Reboot?
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“High Stakes Poker” returned on Wednesday on the PokerGo app, and the pots weren’t as massive as you may have expected.
(Note: spoiler alerts forthcoming)
Tom “durrrr” Dwan returned to High Stakes Poker on Wednesday. (Image: PokerGo)
“High Stakes Poker” was one of the most popular poker shows ever. From 2006 to 2011, the cash-game show aired on the Game Show Network. Many of the game’s biggest stars competed regularly. Pros such as Doyle Brunson, Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, and Daniel Negreanu battled for the highest stakes in front of a massive television audience.
High Stakes Poker – and it all made for big fun.
Poker fans are in luck with the
eighth season of the show returning to
PokerGO with 14 new episodes. The show debuts on
Wednesday,
Viewers can look for plenty of
Hold’em and hijinks from players like
Phil Hellmuth,
Bringing back a poker classic
High Stakes Poker debuted in
2006 on
GSN (Game Show Network) and was one of the first televised cash games. The show ran until
2011 and featured hundreds of thousands of dollars wagered in a single night.
Betting and bluffing such large sums of money was intoxicating for players more accustomed to small stakes poker games with friends. The table talk from players like