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Bill Klein got away with a very sick bluff against Phil Galfond  that made Esfandiari stood up from his chair, all in all made a stir in the table.  The bluff was considered the most fascinating bluff in High Stakes Poker. Lets see if Galfond will retaliate on this episode . First hand goes to Boneta with 2 pairs, Aces and Queens, nice set of cards to begin the table.

Voulgaris won the most money from last episode as he playing tight style turned out to his advantage, Mike Baxter lost his amateur status different styles different outcome for each player.

On this episode we have a new line up, Doyle Brunson, Johnny Chan, Phil Laak, Antonio Esfandiari, Bill Klein, Robert Croak, and Eric Boneta our two businessman in the table who knows their way around poker, and the magician Phil Galfond.

Rivalry between Baxter the MVP from the last episode and was stripped off of his amateur status and Perkins created an action in the table, not taking the game too seriously making the game more fun for everyone. 

The players are giving the impression that they are playing to be entertained and its not all about the money, proven when someone in the table paid 12000 to see someone else's hole card. First hand, Mercier with a pair of 10, Laak with his pair of J's, and Baxter with his AK off suited with pot up to $69,000. Well Baxter just hit a pair of A's in the river so first hand goes to him without any resistance.

If you missed out on the 2011 India Poker Pros here is your chance to watch the grand opening in Casino Royale with some of the highlights of the event. 

One thing from the last episode, Never Underestimate your opponent, as poker is a money war I would have to agree with Norm Mcdonald. No one has gone broke so far in this new set of players everybody is still playing, first hand pair of Aces for Laak and Duhamel with a pair of Queens and who won? Perkins 5 and 6! IF they only knew to what they folded their Pair of Aces and Queens… Nice one Perkins!

This is the last session of these players on this table, and one of the players to replace them is Johnny Chan. To recap the chips leaderboard Esfandiari on top with $636,200, second is David Peat with $407,600 followed by Robl with his $416,400. First hand goes to Peat with his straight..

The Final Episode of Poker After Dark Pot Limit Omaha Director's Cut, find out how the player's executed their strategies on this cash game, how they managed to win big pots and lose big amount of money. Hear the techniques used and readings by the players themselves. 

After Tom Dwan's rebuy, he managed to slowly get his chips back, the same with Hastings whose stack is continuously increasing from winning all the big pots on this game. 

 Patrik Antonius down up to 300K on this game, followed by Tom Dwan of over 100k deficit on the other hand Phil Ivey is still sitting in the Biggest winner throne followed by Hastings.