High Stakes Poker: Players Confirmed

Written by :

Ace King

Published on :

6 November, 2009

A list of top poker pros have been confirmed for the Game Show Network's High Stakes Poker show, one of the most popular among fans of the game.

Following the abrupt exit of AJ Benza as co-host, Kara Scott has been named his replacement.

2009 World Series of Poker final table player and big name Phil Ivey will also be appearing on the show as will UltimateBet.com pitchman and record WSOP bracelet holder Phil Hellmuth.

And what would a poker show be without the likes of the legend himself, Doyle Brunson?

The full list of players confirmed for High Stakes Poker Season 6 so far is as follows:

Patrik Antonius

David Benyamine

Doyle Brunson

Tom Dwan

Eli Elezra

Antonio Esfandiari

Sammy George

Barry Greenstein

Phil Hellmuth

Andreas Hoivold

Phil Ivey

Mike Matusow

Allan Meltzer

Daniel Negreanu

Dennis Phillips

Lex Veldhuis

Yevgeniy Timoshenko

Ace King, Gambling911.com

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