Watch the biggest pots of the 2018 Super High Roller Cash Game here

Phenomenal Lineup           

It’s a tradition that in the days before the Super High Roller Bowl the Super High Roller Cash Game takes place.

This year’s high stakes cash game was split into two days. On Day 1 they played $200/$400 No-Limit Hold’em, while on Day 2 the blinds were raised to an astronomical $3,000/$6,000 in the 10-Game.

The phenomenal lineup included poker legend Doyle Brunson, Gus Hansen, Dan “Jungleman” Cates, Scott Seiver, Isaac Haxton and Matt Berkey.

Watch the biggest pots of the 2018 Super High Roller Cash Game below:

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Ryan Tosoc vs Matt Berkey: $112,300 Pot

The first six-figure pot of the #SHRCashGame goes to @RyanTosoc!
Can @berkey11 battle back? Watch LIVE on PokerGO to find out!
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— PokerGO (@PokerGO) December 12, 2018

Doyle Brunson vs Scott Seiver: $114,500 Pot

An over $100K pot is heading to @TexDolly!
Doyle is off to a start on the #SHRCashGame.
Watch LIVE: https://t.co/3rmRGlFeAa
Subscribe: https://t.co/5rUlItuiNK pic.twitter.com/ZTokIiyzws

— PokerGO (@PokerGO) December 13, 2018

Scott Seiver vs Gus Hansen: $136,000 Pot

Can @GusHansen get away or will he pay off @Scott_Seiver? Watch this PLO hand and then watch $3,000/$6,000 10-Game Mix action LIVE on PokerGO!
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— PokerGO (@PokerGO) December 13, 2018

Adrian Attenborough vs Matt Berkey: $284,100 Pot

Watch the Super High Roller Cash Game on PokerGo

In case you have missed those two epic days of high stakes action, you can head over to PokerGo and watch it in full-length in the “On Demand” section. By the way, this applies to all past events!

On top of that, PokerGo is broadcasting the currently running Super High Roller Bowl V live, so don’t miss out!

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Andrew Burnett

Professional Poker Journalist

An avid poker player, he dreams of one day playing the WSOP Main Event and has promised himself he will fold aces and kings if he gets them on the first hand to avoid front-page headlines. [more]