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The 15th season of High Stakes Poker is here, and it opens with a mix of new faces and old. Headlining this $500/$1,000 No-Limit Hold'em cash game is Hollywood star Kevin Hart, who makes his High Stakes Poker debut. Andrew Robl, DoorDash Co-Founder Stanley Tang, Monkey Tilt Founder Sam Kiki, Scratch CEO Sameh Elamawy, Darin Feinstein, and Kirk Brown all join Hart to open Season 15.
It's an action-packed episode of High Stakes Poker for Kevin Hart as he plays a lot of hands, winning some and losing others. This episode begins with two ace-high bluffs from Darin Feinstein and Andrew Robl, before Hart goes on a heater, scooping some big pots when he flops the nuts and gets a bluff through. Things turn the other way for Hart as he is outkicked by Kirk Brown, has an inferior two pair against Sam Kiki, and then has his turned straight outdrawn on the river by Feinstein.
Full houses here, there, and everywhere on this episode of High Stakes Poker. Andrew Robl, Kirk Brown, and Kevin Hart all scoop in big pots with full houses, while Hart gets through a bluff on Sam Kiki with four-high. Brown tries to bluff in a bigger spot, but gets picked off and then is forced to rebuy after being on the losing side of a flush-over-flush cooler against Hart. Brown runs it back against Hart and gets some revenge as Feinstein finishes as the big winner with more than $1.3 million in his stack.
Andrew Sasson enters the mix on this episode of High Stakes Poker, and he's immediately thrown into it when he's at-risk with a combo draw against Darin Feinstein. Kevin Hart is bluffed twice, but begins to rebound, picking up some pots to close out the episode until he is dealt pocket kings and disaster strikes against Kirk Brown.
Another new player takes a seat as Justin Gavri makes his season debut on High Stakes Poker. Stanley Tang wins a big one off Kirk Brown after a cooler flop, while Sameh Elamawy outdraws Andrew Robl on the turn. Kevin Hart doubles through Robl, but then is forced to rebuy after he bricks his flush draw against Robl. Hart then goes on a late rush picking up pocket aces, turning a straight against Gavri, and then winning a $900,000 pot against Robl.
An all-new line-up takes a seat for this episode of High Stakes Poker as Antonio Esfandiari makes his long-awaited return since Season 10. The Magician is joined by Andrew Robl, DoorDash Co-Founder Stanley Tang, Scratch CEO Sameh Elamawy, Justin Gavri, Sean Dempsey, and Darin Feinstein for this $500/$1,000 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.
Stanley Tang reaches for a rebuy to open this episode of High Stakes Poker, before Justin Gavri spikes the river against Darin Feinstein. Feinstein rebounds by doubling three times, while Tang picks up chips against Sameh Elamawy before giving them to Sean Dempsey. The episode ends with one of the biggest pots in High Stakes Poker history between Elamawy and his pocket aces, and Antonio Esfandiari and his pocket eights. Who will win this $824,500 pot?
This episode of High Stakes Poker is one that Darin Feinstein would like to forget. He runs into Andrew Robl's pocket jacks, then folds the best hand to Antonio Esfandiari, and then loses a flip to Robl. Feinstein plays a three-way pot totalling $1.2 million, and although he had the best hand on the flop, things turned south on the turn and on the multiple runouts before the last of his chips head to Esfandiari. Robl pressures Esfandiari in a huge pot worth more than $629,000 with just bottom pair. Will Esfandiari sniff out Robl's semi-bluff or make the big fold?
It's a brand-new line-up for this episode of High Stakes Poker as Professor makes his debut. He is joined by Andrew Robl, Scratch CEO Sameh Elamawy, Eric Hicks, Just Gavri, Steve Swedlow, and Jeremy Stein for this $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.
Two pair falls left and right to start this episode of High Stakes Poker before Andrew Robl turns a wheel. Sameh Elamawy outdraws pocket queens, and Robl fires one bluff too many as he is picked off by Elamawy's flush. Professor flops a flush and has Steve Swedlow shove all-in drawing nearly dead before Robl runs his stack up to $1.18 million after he smacks the turn with pocket kings and gets the better of Elamawy.
Justin Gavri loses the opening hand on this episode of High Stakes Poker, but he immediately gets some chips back when he shoves his combo draw on the turn against Andrew Robl. A series of chopped pots occurs when the all-ins are run twice, before Sameh Elamawy and Eric Hicks decide to run it three times so that at least someone wins. Elamaway gets the better of Hicks in two additional pots to send him home early, while the hand of the episode sees Jeremy Stein incorrectly fold the nut straight to Professor's bluff.
A new line-up takes center stage on this episode of High Stakes Poker as Jennifer Tilly makes her season debut. She will be joined by Andrew Robl, Scratch CEO Sameh Elamawy, Justin Gavri, Steve Swedlow, Sean Dempsey, and Jon Isaac, making his debut for this $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.
Jennifer Tilly starts this episode of High Stakes Poker with a bang by firstly flopping a straight and then turning one to double. Sameh Elamawy wins a big one with pocket kings before getting lucky on the river against Andrew Robl. Justin Gavri wins two big pots against Robl, and then strikes his flush on the river before the episode ends with Elamawy going runner-runner to make two pair, but it wouldn't be enough against Robl's flopped set.
The final episode of High Stakes Poker with this line-up sees an action-packed episode for Sean Dempsey. He flops a set, picks up pocket aces, turns a straight, and flops a straight. Dempsey then gets away from pocket kings on the river before getting lucky to win one board against Sameh Elamawy's pocket aces. The final few hands of the episode sees a new player enter the mix to make it a family affair as Tim Robl, father of Andrew, plays a few hands with the boys.
The final line-up for Season 15 of High Stakes Poker sees Nik Airball and Andrew Pacheco make their season debuts. They are joined by Andrew Robl, Justin Gabri, Steve Swedlow, Jon Isaac, and the Professor for this $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.
The penultimate episode for this season of High Stakes Poker begins with Justin Gavri hitting his flush and then rivering a straight. Andrew Pacheco and Jon Isaac each take pots from Andrew Robl, but Robl quickly rebounds by being on the right side of a preflop cooler between big pairs. Nik Airball scoops Gavri after they run it twice, while the episode ends with Pacheco forcing Professor to fold the same hand in a big pot.
The Season 15 finale of High Stakes Poker has arrived, and for Justin Gavri, it is one he wishes he wasn't around to witness, thanks to Andrew Robl. Robl started the episode off with a nasty river card against the Professor, but then turned it all around by gambling with Gavri. They gamble preflop for $50,000 each twice, and then $80,000 each, before the final nail in the coffin at $100,000, as Gavri gets scooped each time by the smiling assassin that is Robl. An incredible way to end another season of High Stakes Poker!
