Famous poker hands
20 hands the poker world still talks about, told street by street from public broadcasts and reports, each with why it is famous and what to take from it.
- Nguyen vs McBride World Series of Poker, Main Event, 1998. The final hand of the 1998 Main Event
- Moneymaker vs Farha World Series of Poker, Main Event, 2003. Heads-up for the world title
- Chan vs Seidel World Series of Poker, Main Event, 1988. The hand from the movie Rounders
- Ferguson vs Cloutier World Series of Poker, Main Event, 2000. The final hand of the 2000 Main Event
- Brunson vs Berland World Series of Poker, Main Event, 1977. A legend at the 1977 final table
- Hansen vs Negreanu High Stakes Poker, Season 2, 2006. A televised pot between two legends
- Dwan vs Ivey High Stakes Poker, Season 6, 2010. Two of the game’s biggest names
- Dwan, Greenstein and Eastgate High Stakes Poker, Season 5, 2009. Eight players see the flop
- Dwan vs Greenstein High Stakes Poker, Season 5, 2009. A very big pot on television
- Antonius vs Dwan Poker After Dark, 2009. Two stars in a televised cash game
- Booth vs Ivey High Stakes Poker, Season 3, 2007. A low flop, a deep stack and a big decision
- Ivey vs Mercier High Stakes Poker, Season 6, 2010. From the same episode as Dwan vs Ivey
- Polk vs Hellmuth High Stakes Poker, Season 8, 2021. Two big personalities at one table
- Diaz vs Farnes World Series of Poker, Main Event, 2022. Fourteen players left in the 2022 Main Event
- Dwan vs Fei Hustler Casino Live, 2023. The biggest game on Hustler Casino Live
- Chidwick vs Rajkumar Triton Poker, London, 2019. A final table in the biggest event of its day
- Antonius vs Mustafov Triton Poker Cyprus, Event 1, 2022. Three players left in Cyprus
- Hellmuth vs Matusow High Stakes Poker, Season 4, 2007. A home-game side game on national television
- Klein vs Esfandiari Aria Super High Roller cash game, 2015. A giant cash game in Las Vegas
- Klein vs Kim Hustler Casino Live, 2022. A six-hour stream night
Practise it in 5 minutes Learn to read hands like these.
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