Nothing the dealer had placed down in front of the multi-millionaire would strengthen his questionable hand- leaving Frazi the victor and winner of well over $50k. The cards, in which Negreanu had placed so much faith, unfortunately let him down on this evening in Las Vegas. The day many poker fans have been eagerly awaiting has arrived: its time for Daniel Negreanu versus Phil Hellmuth to face off head-to-head on PokerGOs 'High Stakes Duel.'. He called the Canadian’s bluff and the pair would run it twice after declaring themselves all in. Meanwhile, Zach Frazi, no stranger to winning big cash in casino poker himself, was in possession of a sturdier suited 6 and 7. To celebrate Doyle Brunson's life and legacy we present you with a full Poker After Dark Week condensed into one video. Holding a 7 and a 5 (not suited), Negreanu staked a staggering $17,500 after the flop- placing an enormous level of trust in the cards yet to be dealt.

Joining Negreanu in the $40,000 buy-in game was Matt Berkey, Scott Seiver, MJ Gonzalez, Dan Smith, Jake Daniels, and Texas Hold’em regular Zach Franzi- who stood to be the last man at the table calling the two time world poker champion’s bluff. MJ Gonzales, who some might know as Daniel Negreanu ’s poker coach, and Zach Franzi both made their Poker After Dark debuts the week before. Six-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner Daniel Negreanu hedged an expensive and highly risky bet whilst making an appearance on the newest season of Poker After Dark.

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