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The 16th 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 for his second appearance. Fan favorites Andrew Robl and Monkey Tilt Founder Sam Kiki are ready to clash alongside Scatch CEO Sameh Elamawy, entrepreneur Darin Feinstein, and two-time WSOP bracelet winner Santhosh Suvarna. Making their High Stakes Poker debut are DraftKings Co-Founder Matt Kalish and high-stakes poker player Big Al.
It's an action-packed episode of High Stakes Poker, but unfortunately for Kevin Hart, everything goes wrong! Hart loses massive pots to every player as his ace-king, pocket jacks, and top pair all go down in flames. Andrew Robl began the episode as the only player with over $1,000,000 in his stack, but he was joined by Sameh Elamawy and Sam Kiki. Darin Feinstein runs into pocket aces early, but recovers when he spikes trips, while the episode ends with Matt Kalish and his pocket queens holding in a $412k pot.
Darin Feinstein kicks off this episode of High Stakes Poker with an all-in semi-bluff that gets through against Santhosh Suvarna. Then wins a $1,000,000 pot with bottom set against Andrew Robl, while Kevin Hart starts to turn things around by taking down several pots with pocket jacks, trips, and even a bluff with ace-high. Sam Kiki then flops quads and gets paid on the river, while Feinstein's seven-figure stack takes a hit after a river bluff is unsuccessfully against Sameh Elamawy.
It's the final episode of High Stakes Poker with this line-up, and Darin Feinstein opens with a big shove yet again. Kevin Hart bluffs Sam Kiki and shows the goods, while Andrew Robl starts hitting the flop. Sameh Elamawy extracts a little value with his flopped flush, but the biggest pot of the night plays out between Hart and Kiki. It's a cooler on the turn with Hart turning a set while Kiki turns a straight. Kiki makes his move on the river as the pot eclipses $1,200,000. Can Hart get away, or will Kiki finish as the biggest winner of the night?
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