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The ninth season of High Stakes Poker begins with Phil Ivey, Doyle Brunson, Kim Hultman, Tom Dwan, James Bord, Patrik Antonius, Koray Aldemir, and Daniel Negreanu playing $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em on this first episode of Season 9 of High Stakes Poker.
Can Tom Dwan rebound on this episode of High Stakes Poker, or will Doyle Brunson continue to run the show? James Bord gives up his seat to Jean-Robert Bellande, and he immediately plays a big pot with Dwan. Kim Hultman exits and Jonathan Gibbs takes his seat before the $800 straddle kicks up the action as Ace-King goes to war twice on this week's episode of High Stakes Poker.
Lots of great table talk on this episode of High Stakes Poker as Daniel Negreanu continues his winning ways while Tom Dwan and Patrik Antonius continue to struggle. As the night comes to an end for this line-up, the legend Doyle Brunson brings back the $800 straddle and goes on a mini-heater to close out this week's episode of High Stakes Poker.
A new group of players takes a seat on this episode of High Stakes Poker as Garrett Adelstein, Xuan Liu, Krish Menon, and Jennifer Tilly make their High Stakes Poker debut. Joining the new players in this $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em cash game are Doyle Brunson, Kim Hultman, Patrik Antonius, and Tom Dwan.
Doyle Brunson kicks off the episode with a bang against Jennifer Tilly and Garrett Adelstein before Kim Hultman and his deuces drag a big pot. Krish Menon shows some aggression but is caught out by Tilly who closes out the episode by letting her money do all the talking.
The action continues on this episode of High Stakes Poker as Ace-King is everywhere while Krish Menon and Jennifer Tilly continue to play big pots. This episode teaches players that when you straddle you get big pairs, and fortunately for Menon, his luck begins to turn as he earns the nickname "All-In Menon". Doyle Brunson, Tom Dwan, Kim Hultman, Xuan Liu, Garrett Adelstein, and Patrik Antonius battle it out on the last episode of this line-up on High Stakes Poker.
The stakes are being raised on this episode of High Stakes Poker as a new line-up takes a seat that includes Tom Dwan, Jean-Robert Bellande, Phil Ivey, Bryn Kenney, Krish Menon, Jennifer Tilly, Garrett Adelstein, and Daniel Negreanu playing $500/$1,000 No-Limit Hold'em.
Kings dominate the early part of this episode of High Stakes Poker before Phil Ivey scoops a nice multiway pot. Jean-Robert Bellande shows off his clairvoyant skills before he picks off a nice pot from Jennifer Tilly as he finally gets off tilt after being stuck from the previous episode. Garrett Adelstein puts Daniel Negreanu to the test on the river in a pot worth $440,000 as the episode ends with Krish Menon winning and losing several six-figure pots.
On the final night with this line-up, Garrett Adelstein wishes he sat out a few hands as Daniel Negreanu and Jennifer Tilly take big pots from him. Tilly strikes the river numerous times while Phil Ivey and Bryn Kenney tangle. Lots of bluffs and semi-bluffs fill this episode of High Stakes Poker that also includes Tom Dwan, Krish Menon, and Jean-Robert Bellande with over $3 million on the table.
There's a new group of players taking a seat on this episode of High Stakes Poker with Patrik Antonius, Bryn Kenney, Tom Dwan, Phil Ivey, Krish Menon, and Garrett Adelstein all returning to play $500/$1,000 No-Limit Hold'em. Two new faces to the game include casino owner Eric Persson and DoorDash Co-Founder Stanley Tang.
The show is renamed to High Stakes Persson as Eric Persson bulldozers the entire table and goes to battle with poker pros Tom Dwan, Phil Ivey, Bryn Kenney, and Patrik Antonius on his way to sitting behind over $1.1 million. DoorDash Co-Founder Stanley Tang recoups his losses from last week as he takes two pots from fellow businessman Krish Menon before the episode ends with Kenney taking on Garrett Adelstein in one of the biggest pots of the episode.
Tom Dwan starts this episode of High Stakes Poker winning two pots before Krish Menon joins in on the winning ways. Eric Persson's luck does a reversal as he loses a pot to newcomer John Andress before he puts Garrett Adelstein in a very uncomfortable spot on the river with a set. DoorDash Co-Founder goes on a winning heater before the biggest pot of the season plays out between Menon and Bryn Kenney to end the run of this great Season 9 line-up of players.
A new set of players take a seat on this episode of High Stakes Poker as Daniel Negreanu, Stanley Tang, Phil Ivey, Jonathan Gibbs, Tom Dwan, Jason Koon, Patrik Antonius, and Doyle Brunson play $500/$1,000 No-Limit Hold'em. The episode kicks off with one of the hands of the season, while both Dwan and Antonius take their turn to drag big pots throughout the episode.
The season finale of High Stakes Poker closes out with Tom Dwan running hot against Daniel Negreanu, Doyle Brunson, and DoorDash Co-Founder Stanley Tang. Tang turns his sinking ship around and goes on a mini-heater as the session concludes with Phil Ivey, Jason Koon, and Patrik Antonius all among the action as Season 9 of High Stakes Poker comes to an end.
