Watch partypoker big game vi

The online promotion will run between 25th January and 4th February on partypoker — details can be found here. One of the key features of the original partypoker Big Game was the vote-off, which has been brought back for the new edition.

Every three hours viewers are given the opportunity to vote to save their favorite player from being evicted from the game. The player with the most votes as well as the most aggressive player will be saved until the next round of voting, with the player with the least votes leaving the game.

A new element to the Big Game will be the party button booster which is bound to bring some fun, drama and action to the table.

Whoever draws the button in the first hand places a dead big blind on the button and every player continues to add a big blind to the button booster when it is their button until the button wins the hand in which case they win the button booster. When it is won the booster then reverts to one big blind put in by the next player on the button. He and Sam Trickett were the only two players to survive evictions and play the entirety of the game. The Big Game is also a great opportunity for an online qualifier to take on the best in the game and maybe even win.

We look forward to welcoming everybody to our new casino and hotel. The flop was gin for Laak, giving him the nuts.

Laak check-raised, building the pot quickly. Over the next few hours, JP Kelly took a seat, Romanello became the second person voted off this time by viewers , and Yusuf Kurt and Vladimir Geshkenbein both came and went. By the time 7 a.

That opened the door for Sorel Mizzi to join the game, and Liviu decided to rejoin. Catalina was the next to go after he ran into the of Mizzi on a queen-high flop, leaving the game six handed for a while. About a half hour later, the next viewer elimination took place and Mizzi was voted off, giving way for year-old French pro Basil Yaiche to join.

Trickett and Kelly made the call with and respectively, bringing about the flop. From there, Sam Chartier took a seat and Mizzi was allowed to rejoin the action. Mizzi and Tony G tangled a little later on when four players saw a flop of , which inspired some betting and raising. Tony G proceeded to check-raise all in and Mizzi called off. Mizzi had been drawing dead and opted not to rebuy after the meaningless river card was put out.

That meant there were two open seats, but not for long as Torelli returned and high-stakes U. Torelli made a flush with his but trapped with a check-call, leading to the river.

Again Torelli checked and Duhamel put out a bet. This time Torelli check-raised all in and Duhamel, who was committed, called of his stack with the inferior. During the early morning period, things slowed considerably as action dropped to three handed. It was during this time that Trickett managed to erase his losses in a single hand.

Torelli bet it with , Trickett called holding , and Laak folded his.