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Poker After Dark," former WPT champ Frank Stepuchin was joined by six other players to battle it out playing $50/$100 NLH with a mandatory $200 straddle. The minimum buy-in was $10,000 and there was no ante required. Below is a look at five of either the biggest or most interesting hands from this week's episode. Remember, an annual subscription to PokerGO costs $99.99, but you can save $10 off by using promo code âPokerNewsâ at checkout. The New 7-2 Game Alex Ding The players at the table were playing the âSeven-Deuceâ game in which every time a player won holding , al...
Poker After Dark," former WPT champ Frank Stepuchin was joined by six other players to battle it out playing $50/$100 NLH with a mandatory $200 straddle. The minimum buy-in was $10,000 and there was no ante required. Below is a look at five of either the biggest or most interesting hands from this week's episode. Remember, an annual subscription to PokerGO costs $99.99, but you can save $10 off by using promo code âPokerNewsâ at checkout. The New 7-2 Game Alex Ding The players at the table were playing the âSeven-Deuceâ game in which every time a player won holding , al...
Dan Bilzerian on "Poker After Dark" as it was time to move on to "Watch Your Step" featuring WPT champ Frank Stepuchin on Stepuchin's action-inducing ways helped create some big pots in the $50/$100 game, but he wasn't the only force helping the game trend that way. The players also agreed on a $200 per head seven-deuce bounty, and boy did it play a role as nearly everyone at the table took their chances playing the rags one way or another. It worked better for some than others, as you'll see. Remember, an annual subscription to PokerGO costs $99.99, but you can save $10 off by using promo...