Top 10 Hands in the history of High Stakes Poker Watch High Stakes Poker, it is the best poker show on television bar none. While the World Poker Tour and ESPN's World Series of Poker regularly Garner highest ratings, the segment of a half-hour on the Game Show Network is by far the most interesting.
Firstly and most importantly, High Stakes Poker is a game of money, while most shows are other tournaments. In addition to this, most of these shows are only the final scene of massive tournaments. There are no losers at the final table of a major tournament - they all go to make lots of money. And you do not see any hands, only the producers think are most interesting. Unlike when you watch the WPT and the WSOP, each hand is indicated on High Stakes Poker. And when you see a $ 10,000 bet on High Stakes Poker, it's a safe bet real $ 10,000 representing real money.
This difference highlights a major change in the style of play in cash games, you can buy as many times as you want while in a tournament, you can not fail once. This opens the door to the great cliffs, more speculative raises pre-flop and a large number of decisions very expensive.
There is not qualified by satellite to the high stakes table. Although it hurts the fan Chris Moneymaker in all of us, this means that each seat is occupied by a wealthy man who is not afraid to move cash. In fact, High Stakes Poker is one of the only places to see wealthy men deal with the pros: players like Jerry Buss and Guy Laliberte is too rich to play poker for a living, but fun on the felt time another.
And then there are those unique tables that All-Star High Stakes Poker can pass. There are just too many people in a major tournament to reach a final table of Doyle Brunson, Antonio Esfandiari, Barry Greenstein, Sammy Farha, Jennifer Harmon, Daniel Negreanu, Phil Ivey and Phil Hellmuth. This is an All-Star line that must be hand picked and assembled, the two producers of High Stakes Poker are happy to do so.
So now, here is the list of 10 best hands in the history of High Stakes Poker. They have outs suck big bluffs great, great calls, large pots and a couple of Riverboat Gamblers stroking million dollars to four times.
10. One of the most infamous in the history of High Stakes Poker has occurred at the beginning of the show run the file. Daniel Negreanu was holding a K10 cons Antonio Esfandiari who held pocket jacks on a card that read Q 10 6. Kid Poker in The Wizard of nearly $ 650,000, leaving Esfandiari to bed one of the great history of televised poker. Too bad that the bridge was not agreed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rut0vx-UtGI.
9. Large cliffs want? Watch the relatively unknown Brad Booth bluffs poker superstar Phil Ivey off a pair of pair of kings on a board that read http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYaWCKnGd8M 3 6 7.
8. 1 of every 50 or so once you take a pair of kings, someone has pocket aces. In this heartbreaking hand Sammy Farha gets almost out of its kings pre-flop against Barry Greenstein's Aces is. Almost, but again, it might be a good call. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg551su1KnM.
7. One of the best parts of watching High Stakes Poker players come to look at the arrangements for the implementation of hands twice and others. Looking in the hand, as Patrick Antonius and Sammy Farha agree to run a jar 4 million times. Also note the speed with Sammy Farha called a $ 300,000 bet with nothing but a great king hunting pull - and this is the right choice! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRhEqem0c9A.
6. The biggest pot in the history of High Stakes Poker was almost monster million 1.2 million between Guy Laliberte and David Benyamine. But in the end, Guy is simply too n.
Posted on January 31, 2010.
