septinho asked:

First show of Poker After Dark in 2008

daniel negreanu - phil hellmuth - jeniffer harman - mike matusaw - scotty nguyen - Ken Light

GSNVideos asked:

Ultra-successful amateur Mike Baxter takes on Elezra early on in this episode of HSP with a pot of $170k on the line. And Daniel ‘Kid Poker’ Negreanu challenges Farha to a 500,000 Omaha High Freeze Out…will Samhi take the action? Well he WILL take the action when he goes up against Hellmuth twice in two gigantic six-figure pots.

GSNVideos asked:

A monstrous pot is up for grabs as Eli Elezra and Eric Lindgren go head to head in this classic episode of HSP. With all his chips in, Eric has a lot to lose. And Daniel continues his bad luck by flopping the nuts. Will Kid Poker lose it on national television or prove he’s in it for the long haul?

GSNVideos asked:

On the third season’s final episode fireworks ignite as Esfandiari and Benyamine battle it out for a pot for 237k…this is one tense pot. Then Esfandiari and D’Agostino go toe to toe in another whopper that hits 169k. Then “Kid Poker” and “Yukon” Brad Booth got to it as Negreanu takes the pot into six-figure territory with four 3. A great ending to a terrific season, this is one heck of table with a lot of drama in nearly each hand.

Dennis asked:


Here is a little trivia- what is the highest hand you can hold in a poker game??

Taylor G asked:


The ones I know of are Texas Holdem, 5 Card Draw and Seven Hand Poker. Are there anymore. What else do you need to know about poker? Can you give me tips on how to check if someone is bluffing?

GSNVideos asked:

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.

shaddowwalk asked:

poker

sfdjknsdkj asked:

Part 2 of 15.

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dellsworth65 asked:


I’ve never played poker for real money on-line, and am worried about possibly getting scammed or getting my account information stolen. I know of many sites (partypoker, fulltiltpoker, pokerstars, and a few more) but I don’t know which site is the safest and most secure as far as playing with real money and giving up information from my account. If you could help me out, I’d really appreciate it!