High Stakes Poker

The 11th season of High Stakes Poker is here, and it opens with the biggest game in High Stakes Poker history with $1,000/$2,000 No-Limit Hold'em and a $500,000 minimum buy-in. Rick Salomon, Andrew Robl, Jean-Robert Bellande, Charles Yu, and Eric Persson all make their return to High Stakes Poker, while Rob Yong and Ferdinand Putra make their High Stakes Poker debut in this huge cash game.

With nearly $5 million on the table, this episode of High Stakes Poker kicks off with a massive $1 million pot between Jean-Robert Bellande and Charles Yu. The game gets a new arrival with Eric Persson taking a seat, and he immediately gets involved in the action playing a huge pot with Rob Yong. Persson doesn't shy away from playing pots, while Yu makes a mammoth call on the river in another hand against Bellande. The rich continue to get richer as Andrew Robl pushes his stack to $2.2 million after he sends a player home.

Does Andrew Robl ever miss? Jean-Robert Bellande doesn't think so, and on this episode of High Stakes Poker, it proves to be the truth as Robl continues to win pots off Bellande. The action cools for Robl when he gets involved in hands with Rob Yong, while Rick Salomon makes some big hands and gets paid off as Bellande ends this episode needing to get some fresh air after a horrible run of luck.

The first-ever bomb pot in the history of High Stakes Poker kicks off this episode as Rob Yong hits some big hands out of the gate and forces Rick Salomon to top up. Big hands favor Charles Yu and Andrew Robl before the game turns into 'Who can make the bigger bluff?' as Salomon does Jean-Robert Bellande dirty with four-deuce. Bellande manages some revenge to close out this episode as more than $6.4 million sits on the table among the six players.

With over $6.4 million on the table in this episode of High Stakes Poker, Andrew Robl wants to win it all. Robl takes on Jean-Robert Bellande before waking up with pocket kings and taking a chunk from Rick Salomon. Ferdinand Putra rides a little heater before Bellande's luck turns in a preflop clash with pocket kings. It was not a great night for Salomon, and the final blow would come with his pocket kings going down to Putra's lucky flop.

It is the last night with this lineup playing the highest stakes in the history of High Stakes Poker, and Andrew Robl continues to chase being the session's biggest winner. Big hands are dealt on this episode, with aces, kings, and sets falling everywhere. After being stacked by Robl, Yu fights back and chips away at his losses, while Ferdinand Putra chips up. After a tough few sessions, Jean-Robert Bellande begins turning it all around after being dealt pocket aces not once but twice. Will he get the double to end the session as the big winner?

It's a brand new line-up on this episode of High Stakes Poker as Andrew Robl, Rob Yong, Stanley Tang, Jean-Robert Bellande, Rick Salomon, and Jennifer Tilly return to play $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em. Making their debut on High Stakes Poker are actor and model William Tjokro and businessman Bob Bright.

This episode of High Stakes Poker begins positively for DoorDash co-founder Stanley Tang, but it soon heads the other way, courtesy of Jennifer Tilly. Rick Salomon coolers Bob Bright twice, but the businessman manages to get away both times before eventually getting one back on Salomon. By the end of this episode, Rob Yong is sick of flushes as Salomon, Tilly, and Andrew Robl all make flushes to take pots away from the Brit.

It's a brand-new episode of High Stakes Poker as Rob Yong, Stanley Tang, Ferdinand Putra, and Jennifer Tilly all return. After a season away, Jason Koon is back on High Stakes Poker, while Farah Galfond and Matt Berkey make their High Stakes Poker debut in this $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.

It's a brand-new episode of High Stakes Poker as Rob Yong, Rick Salomon, Jennifer Tilly, and Jean-Robert Bellande all return. After two seasons away, businessman Brandon Steven is back on High Stakes Poker, while Bobo Chann and Justin Gavri make their High Stakes Poker debut in this $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.

Jean-Robert Bellande kicks off this episode of High Stakes Poker playing some very unconnected suited cards before he makes a big fold to Rick Salomon. Salomon picks off a bluff by Brandon Steven before he bluffs into Jennifer Tilly's straight. Bellande goes on a heater, winning pots with king-high and ten-high before he turns the goods with a straight. However, the end of the episode belongs to Salomon as he coolers Bellande and Steven. Salomon first makes a bigger full house on Bellande and then flops set-over-set on Steven to rocket his chip stack to over $900,000.

Rick Salomon runs hotter than the sun on this episode of High Stakes Poker as he turns a chop into a scoop when he rivers a flush, then hits another flush in a multiway pot. His biggest run of luck comes against Brandon Steven when they run it twice, and Salomon cracks Steven's pocket kings twice. Salomon then wins a big pot off Bobo Chann with a full house, while Justin Gavri gets involved and drags a few pots, including one with aces. Chann's luck continues to run southward when his pocket kings are rivered by Jennifer Tilly to conclude this line-up playing together for Season 11 with King Rick sitting behind a chip stack worth more than $1.2 million.

The final lineup of Season 11 of High Stakes Poker is here with Doug Polk, Jennifer Tilly, Matt Berkey, Jean-Robert Bellande, Lynne Ji, Rob Yong, and Eric Persson all taking a seat in this $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em cash game. Those seven players will all welcome High Stakes Poker debutant Nik Airball to the game to close out the biggest season in High Stakes Poker history.

The red wine is flowing on the season finale of High Stakes Poker, and this episode begins with flushes falling in the direction of Doug Polk and Nik Airball. Fortune falls to Rob Yong as he wins a $500k pot off Polk and another small one with pocket jacks before he exits for the evening. Eric Persson wakes up and hits a big river on Polk while Jean-Robert Bellande runs it once and flops some magic to stay in the game. The final episode of Season 11 concludes with Jennifer Tilly flopping a set and playing an exciting pot against Nik Airball to close out the season.