To learn from his mistakes, Daniel rewinds a regrettable hand from High Stakes Poker Season 3. Trapped between Ace/King and a "Flush Draw" Dan has a chance to fold or face a $15,000 bet.
The first episode of High Stakes Poker! Negreanu pushes the table to a pot of over one million - will he watch the others fold in his wake? Legendary players Doyle Brunson and Greenstein join Kid Poker in this series opener.
Pots spill over to hundreds of thousands of dollars as Brunson moves a half a million and Greenstein puts his last $82,000 on the table. Negreanu, Harman, Forrest, Nasseri, and Brunson sit down for high stakes hands in all cash action.
After losing one hundred thousand, Greenstein seeks redemption taking the stakes up a notch. With a cool million dollar bet by Negreanu, will Greenstein call? Negreanu and his million dollar chest are joined Alei, Elezra, Farha, and Jennifer Harman.
High stakes and high drama play out as Negreanu puts major dough on the table, Lakers owner Jerry Buss puts his remaining $30,000 on the line, and a six-figure pot is split between Brunson and Farha. The drama at this table plays out like a classic soap opera with hundreds of thousands at stake!
Kid Poker Daniel Negreanu tries to fight his way back after a string of bad luck hands, while Lakers owner Jerry Buss shows viewers why he belongs at this table of champions. Tensions grow and money changes hands as a pot between Greenstein and Farha grows to more than $350,000.
A new season with some new faces joining series regulars Daniel Negreanu, Doyle Brunson, and Mike the Mouth Matusow. Jamie Gold, the 2006 WSOP Main Event Champion where he won 12 million, sits down to try his luck in this all cash table.
The action moves to the Palms Hotel in the first episode of Season 2. New players Daniel Alaei, Michael Mizrachi, Mike 'The Mouth' Matusow and Phil 'The Unabomber' Laak join returning players Farha, Esfandiari and Daniel Nagreanu. In this season opener, Matusow lays it on strong showcasing his verbal skills at this table of poker pythons.
If you've ever wondered why the call him THE MOUTH, then you've got to see this episode. Mike The Mouth Matusow is unstoppable as Gold and Wasicka have to listen to an ear full hand after hand. "Sheiky" lets Matusow know his thoughts by ruining The Mouth's glasses. And Jamie Gold shows his bluffing techniques to a table full of experts.
Daniel Negreanu fights to turn his 6 digit losses around. But with World Series of Poker Champion Johnny Chan joining the all-star table of Brunson, Elezra, and Farhad, is a change of luck possible for Kid Poker?
Brian Townsend arrives with a pile of cash as some old favorites from previous seasons show up to play. Farha, Greenstein, Elezra join Gold, Wasicka, and Alaei in this all cash action.
Jennifer Harman proves why she's one of the best cash game players around. And Eli Elezra and Farha go toe to toe, but will Samhi call Elezra 60,000 pre-flop raise? And as Farha asks Elezra to shut his mouth, a small fire starts between the two men that will surely lead to some tense pots between these two.
A lot of action on this classic episode of HSP. Wasicka and Townsend get into a pot worth over a quarter of a million. Elezra flops four aces, Farha shoots through his money and has to reload. The luck is changing from player to player as you'll see big bets, big bluffs and big bets.
Mike "The Mouth" Matusow wants revenge from his loss to Hellmuth in the last episode and takes it out on Todd Brunson when he places an all in bet that pays off. This episode shows that "The Mouth" has skills...serious skills. And new guy, amateur Mike Baxter goes head on with "The Unabomber" Phil Laak and proves that he's a dangerous player at the table.
The action and table talk is at an ultimate high. Amateur Mike Baxter proved himself dangerous against these poker heavyweights, and when he goes toe to toe with Phil Hellmuth who has no hand, but pure confidence, Phil Hellmuth is in for trouble. And there's no end in site as Sufai takes on the Poker Brat for an encore.
HSP greats join the table for their first appearance in season 4 -- Elezra, Harman, Gold, and Farha. And Daniel "Kid Poker" Negreanu returns to take on Mike Baxter who has been cleaning up and proving that amateurs can take on the pros. But when Baxter takes on Jamie Gold, he's in for trouble. And Poker Brat Phil Hellmuth takes Baxter for a ride in a pot worth more than 200k.
"The Unabomber" Phil Laak is back! And Samhi Farha takes a breather after losing big. You'll also see Lindgren and Harman run it twice for a huge pot of over 180 grand. Wasicka continues his winning combination and Todd Brunson comes to the table ready to play in a custom suit...nice look.
New players and top amateurs Chris Ferguson, Shak, Harmetz and Trincher join our table of HSP all stars Laak, Esfandiari, and Matusow. But what happens when Phil Laak takes on Matusow and finally gets the Mouth to be quiet. And two amateurs run it twice in a pot worth more than 200k.
Esfandiari is on a roll as he proves why he truly is the Magician...appearing , winning, and showing magic with nearly every hand he plays. Matusow, Ivey, and Negreanu make this all cash game truly High Stakes. And Illya Trincher gets a little redemption from his debut appearance which was rough to say the least.
A straddle starts this classic segment of HSP. One of the funniest in the series' history. Esfandiari, Farha, Negreanu, and the Phil 'The Unabomber' Laak join Mike 'The Mouth' Matusow at this all cash table. HSP fans, watch the MONSTER bluff by the usually outspoken Matusow and then stay for the last hand to see what kind of luck he has...a must watch episode!
