Season 2

The Big Game is back in Las Vegas for another thrilling season, featuring an amateur player taking on some of the biggest names in poker, including Jennifer Tilly. Also joining the action is legendary soccer star Gerard Piqué, whose competitive spirit now shifts from the pitch to the felt.

More high stakes cash action from Las Vegas. Bomb pots make their explosive Big Game debut, leaving one player fuming and in need of a reload. Meanwhile, Loose Cannon Jordan Handrich faces off against UK pro Sam Grafton in a hand worth $40,000.

Loose Cannon Jordan Handrich brings back "two truths and a bluff", making the most of her mind games against the poker pros. How many of them will fall for her lies? Or is she telling the truth?

Hollywood star Jennifer Tilly continues to crush, as the penultimate session of this high-stakes cash game begins. Meanwhile, time is running out for the Loose Cannon to bank a profit, and former soccer player Gerard Piqué tries to recover some of his five-figure losses.

It's all to play for in Las Vegas, as this high stakes cash game concludes. Jennifer Tilly and Sam Grafton battle for supremacy, while Gerard Piqué is determined to finally get the better of the poker pros and dig himself out of a hole.

Time to raise the stakes in Vegas. The minimum buy-in is now $100,000 and the line-up is one of the toughest ever assembled. Lex Veldhuis is reunited with his nemesis Alan Keating. Plus, high roller Jason Koon makes his Big Game debut.

The high stakes cash game continues in Las Vegas, with $1,000,000 on the table. The Keating-Veldhuis rivalry reaching boiling point, while Loose Cannon Luke Moy faces the ultimate test. Can the amateur keep his cool in a $100,000 pot?

As a new player joins the table, the chip-swinging contest between Alan Keating and Lex Veldhuis shows no signs of stopping. The Loose Cannon tries to cling onto his profit, while Comedian Morgan Jay aims to claw his way back from a $60,000 loss.

More high stakes Hold’em from Las Vegas. Alan Keating’s unorthodox style leaves comedian Morgan Jay lost for lyrics, while Loose Cannon Luke attempts a bold bluff for tens of thousands of dollars. But has he picked the wrong opponent?

As this high stakes cash game reaches its climax, the Loose Cannon’s wedding plans hang in the balance. There’s more than just money at risk in a huge pot between Jason Koon and Morgan Jay. And an unlikely bromance is brewing between Alan Keating and Chance Kornuth.

It’s the most exciting line-up to date with NFL star Rob Gronkowski making his high stakes Hold’em debut in Las Vegas alongside poker legends Phil Hellmuth and Antonio Esfandiari. Big personalities collide, as Gronk proves his competitive edge extends beyond the football field.

High stakes action from Las Vegas. Four-time Super Bowl champion Rob Gronkowski makes it a family affair, as his dad steps in to make a crucial play. Meanwhile, poker pro Antonio Esfandiari and sports broadcaster Nick Wright continue to trade blows.

Breakout player of the year Rania Nasreddine starts to dominate the table. Her fearless style leads to some huge wins and sends Phil Hellmuth over the edge. For Loose Cannon Luke, it’s crunch time. He makes some risky moves, trying to turn the tide in his favor.

With hundreds of thousands of dollars on the line, Gronk unleashes chaos. Phil Hellmuth seeks revenge against Rania Nasreddine. Antonio Esfandiari and Nick Wright unite to tilt the Poker Brat to the max. The stakes in this Las Vegas cash game couldn’t be higher.

In the season finale, Rob Gronkowski plays the biggest pot of his life, Phil Hellmuth shows why he is a 17-time world champion, and Rania Nasreddine goes head-to-head against Antonio Esfandiari as they compete to be the biggest winner of this high stakes cash game.