How to win poker with any hands.

You might remember during our coverage of the Big Game in Vienna last week we ran a small Twitter promotion. The concept was simple:

We catch up with Phil Laak as he describes his recent domination of the Big Game in Vienna!

The Montesino Casino in Vienna played host to the Big Game VI action which ran from April 11-13, with 48 hours of nearly non-stop cash game action with some of the world’s top players broadcast via a web stream with hole cards shown so that lucky viewers at home could follow all the action.

Jesse May lets us in on his thoughts, and so does TonyG regarding Junglemans fold

01:05 – And That’s a Wrap!

Big Game VI has come to an end, with the last hour a very quiet one. The players agreed to each put in €1,000 — except for Laak who inexplicably sat out — for a flip on the last hand, with the board being dealt out with no further betting.

Big Game VI is now over. Stay tuned for the TV show soon and check out the full Big Game VI review here.

7:32 – Another premium hand for Sexton

Sexton opens for €600 holding kings. Having a tight image, Trickett only calls with his pocket eights. Chartier (yes, he still exists) joins them with .

There’s a lot of work that goes into making a production as big as the Premier League and the Big Game, let’s take a look behind the scenes!

Here’s Phil Laak talking about how he mucked a 60k winning hand here at the Big Game in Vienna:

We catch up with the latest eviction from the Big Game here in Vienna Ignat Liviu lets hear what he has to say…