Brandon Adams raised to 20,000 in middle position and Barry Hutter called in the big blind. The flop landed [7d7c3c] and Hutter checked to Adams who continued for 20,000. Hutter called as both players checked the [4h] on the turn. The [5d] completed the board on the river and Hutter led out
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Thomas Boivin Spikes a Double
Thomas Boivin was all in with pocket nines for 143,000 against the pocket jacks of Brandon Adams. Boivin was able to flop a set of nines and hold from there to score the double up.
Flop Bet Win for Brandon Adams
Brandon Adams opened to 12,000 on the button and both Chris Brewer and Sean Perry called from the blinds. The flop landed [QsAd5h] and after Brewer and Perry checked, Adams bet out 15,000 which prompted two quick folds from his opponents.
Sean Perry Eliminated By Brandon Adams
On the button, Sean Perry raised to 10,000. Brandon Adams called from the big blind and the flop fell [AcJd9d]. Adams checked, Perry bet 10,000, and Adams called. The turn was the [Qs] and Adams checked. Perry moved all in for 48,500 and Adams made the call. Perry showed the [As3c]
Brandon Adams Wins on the Flop
Justin Saliba raised to 7,000 in early position and Brandon Adams called in the cutoff, as did Miguel Capriles from the big blind. The flop landed [7d3c8h] and after Capriles and Saliba checked, Adams bet out 14,000. Capriles and Salba folded, and Adams collected the pot.
Brandon Adams Chips Up
From the cutoff seat, David Peters raised to 4,500. Joey Weissman called from the small blind and then Brandon Adams reraised to 23,500 from the big blind. Peters called and Weissman folded. The flop was [8c7h5s] and Adams bet 12,000. Peters called to see the [Ad] land on fourth street. Adams
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The Return of High Stakes Poker with Brandon Adams
Season 8 of High Stakes Poker continues tonight with Episode 9 featuring an entirely new line-up of players playing $400/$800 No-Limit Hold'em. Tom Dwan is the only returning player having appeared in every episode of the season, but Phil Hellmuth, Brandon Adams, and Phil Ivey make their season debuts, while
