Best Poker Videos

High Stakes Poker is always a clash of titans. The very best of the best join and sit together around one poker table, trying to win as much money as possible, each with his own strategies and techniques, this is a mind battle with cards and chips.

In this videso, Daniel Negreanu does it again as he reads Doyle Brunson's hand on High Stakes poker! Not an easy read at all, but a read that shows what a great and terrific player he really is.

Watch the video: Daniel Negreanu reads Doyle Brunson's hand on High Stakes Poker

How do you throw away the better hand? You're sure you have the best hand and now all is left is to extract as much cash from your opponent as possible.

Daniel Negreanu is maybe the only player who knows when he has the best hand and when he doesn't, never tyring here is another example to his great reading abilities.

Watch as Daniel Negreanu reads his opponent's hand correctly at the WSOP tournament!

Watch the video: Daniel Negreanu's amazing reading abilities

All you need is a chip and a chair? Well, knowing when to muck your hand will help too.

Doyle Brunson knows when to muck a very strong hand and that is why he has 10 bracelets and is considered to be one of the greatest poker players ever.

Watch as Brunson makes a great laydown as he throws away pocket queens! Would you have thrown this hand away in his situation?

Watch the video: Doyle Brunson throws away pocket queens

While you're sitting around the poker table you have two main goals. The first is to have fun and the second and most important one is to win money, a lot of money!

Watch as Eli Elezra wins a big pot on Poker After Dark with his 2 pairs, thus accomplishing both goals in one hand.

Watch the video: Eli Elezra wins a big pot on Poker After Dark

The best hand a player can get pre-flop is pocket aces. You raise so the pot will be bigger, you wait for players to call you, you're so excited because you know this is your chance to win some cash...and then comes Sam Farha.

Watch as Sam Farha decides to gamble a little bit and eventually eliminates another player at the WSOP as he wins with his pocket threes against pocket Aces.

Talk about a bad beat, ah?

Watch the video: Sam Farha beats pocket Aces

Almost every poker player remembers this experience when he plays around the table. You decide to go all-in and nothing is there to help you, you miss your cards on the flop and the turn, you get up and ready to leave the table, thank everyone for a good game and then it comes right there on the river, the only card that could give you the win in the hand. The game is not over...

Watch Annie Duke ready to leave the table but then stays and beats Kravchenko with an Ace on the river.

Nothing is over until all cards are shown.

Watch the video: Annie Duke beats Alex Kravchenko on the river

Some poker players have their own hands. Whether they are cards they won tournaments with like Doyle Bronson's 10-2 or Daniel Negreanu's 10-7 off-suit which he loves playing with.

Watch as Daniel Negreanu is all in at the WSOP tournament but stays alive as he gets lucky!

Maybe I'll start playing 10-7 off-suit myself...

Watch the video: Daniel Negreanu gets lucky and survives at the WSOP tournament

The largest poker pots are the ones played on High Stakes Poker. The best poker players with hundreds of thousands of dollars around one table, focused to win some more.

Watch as David Benyamine beats Daniel Negreanu with a cool pair of aces and takes $850,000 in one pot!

Watch the video: David Benyamine wins with pocket aces

There are hands poker players love more to play with and some they prefer to throw away and not deal with.

Take Doyle Brunson for example, he loves the 10-2 hand after winning 2 bracelets with this hand but hates the AQ which is a strong hand anyone would have played with.

Watch as Doyle Brunson beats Eli Elezra with the hand that he hates the most, AQ!

Watch the video: Doyle Brunson wins against Eli Elezra with AQ

There comes a time during a tournament no poker player wants to face. It is the time when you're almost out of chips and the only thing left to do now is go all-in and hope to double up.

Watch as Erick Lindgren is All-In but stays alive as he beats John Juanda to stay in the game.

Watch the video: Erick Lindgren is All-In but stays alive