Famous Poker Hands
Play out legendary moments in poker history. Step into the shoes of the pros and see if you'd make the same play.
Featured Hands
Doyle Brunson's Ten-Deuce: The Hand That Became a Legend
Replay a Ten-Deuce style scenario inspired by Doyle Brunson's famous back-to-back WSOP Main Event wins. Learn why bad starting hands can become iconic in the right spot.
Johnny Chan vs Erik Seidel: The Trap from Rounders
Study the legendary 1988 WSOP final hand that became immortalized in Rounders. Chan slow-played the nuts and let Seidel hang himself with a second-best hand.
Dwan vs Ivey When Legends Collide
Tom durrrr Dwan faces off against Phil Ivey in a high-stakes cash game. Two of the most feared players in poker history battle in a massive pot.
The Bluff That Changed Poker: Moneymaker vs Farha 2003
Chris Moneymaker's legendary bluff against Sam Farha at the 2003 WSOP Main Event final table. The hand that sparked the poker boom and changed the game forever.
Pocket Aces 101: Playing the Best Starting Hand
Learn the fundamentals of playing pocket aces. When to raise, how much, and common mistakes to avoid with the best starting hand in Texas Hold'em.
Set Over Set: The Ultimate Cooler
Experience the dreaded set over set situation. When you flop trips but your opponent flops bigger trips. Learn when you can fold and when you're just destined to lose your stack.
All Hands
Bluff Catching the River: When to Call Them Down
Training Scenario
A scary king rivers and your opponent jams. You only have second pair — but the busted draws in their range mean a call can be right. Learn the pot-odds and range-reading behind catching a bluff.
Defending the Big Blind: Getting the Right Price
Training Scenario
The button raises to steal your blind. With a discounted price and the option to close the action, you can defend far wider than you think. Learn the pot-odds math of big blind defense.
A Nine on the River: Ferguson Beats Cloutier for the 2000 WSOP
WSOP Main Event (Heads-Up for the Title)
Heads-up for the 2000 WSOP Main Event title. Chris 'Jesus' Ferguson calls off with the dominated A-9 against T.J. Cloutier's A-Q — and rivers a nine to win the bracelet and $1.5 million.
Flopping the Nut Flush Draw: Semi-Bluff Like a Pro
Training Scenario
You flop the nut flush draw with two overcards and face a continuation bet. Learn why raising as a semi-bluff is often better than calling — and how to count your monster equity.
Quads Over a Full House: Gus Hansen Coolers Negreanu
High Stakes Poker (Season 2)
One of the biggest pots in High Stakes Poker history. Daniel Negreanu flops top set with pocket sixes — and runs straight into Gus Hansen's pocket fives turning quads. The ultimate cooler.
Set Mining Payoff: Cracking an Overpair
Training Scenario
You called pre-flop with a small pocket pair hoping to flop a set — and it hit. Now an overpair won't let go. Learn the implied-odds math behind set mining and how to stack your opponent.
The Squeeze Play: Punishing the Open and Caller
Training Scenario
Someone opens, someone flat-calls, and the action reaches you with a strong hand. Re-raising here — the squeeze — wins dead money and isolates with the initiative. Learn the setup and the sizing.
Doyle Brunson's Ten-Deuce: The Hand That Became a Legend
WSOP Main Event
Replay a Ten-Deuce style scenario inspired by Doyle Brunson's famous back-to-back WSOP Main Event wins. Learn why bad starting hands can become iconic in the right spot.
Johnny Chan vs Erik Seidel: The Trap from Rounders
WSOP Main Event Final Table
Study the legendary 1988 WSOP final hand that became immortalized in Rounders. Chan slow-played the nuts and let Seidel hang himself with a second-best hand.
Dwan vs Ivey When Legends Collide
High Stakes Poker Season 6
Tom durrrr Dwan faces off against Phil Ivey in a high-stakes cash game. Two of the most feared players in poker history battle in a massive pot.
Phil Hellmuth's Kings: A Lesson in Tilt
WSOP Main Event
Phil Hellmuth faces a tough decision with pocket Kings. When the 'Poker Brat' gets his money in good but loses, the explosion that follows teaches us about tilt control.
The Bluff That Changed Poker: Moneymaker vs Farha 2003
WSOP Main Event Final Table
Chris Moneymaker's legendary bluff against Sam Farha at the 2003 WSOP Main Event final table. The hand that sparked the poker boom and changed the game forever.
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