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High Roller Replays: Final Table Streams and Big Scores on Video

Full final tables and high roller videos, hand-picked by the desk and tied to the payout tables on the ledger. Pick a video from the gallery and it plays in the theatre below.

The gallery

What the high roller replays are

A results desk records who won and what they were paid. A final-table stream records how. The videos on this page are the second kind of record: full final tables streamed by the rooms or replayed by the channels that specialise in them, and the occasional player video from inside a big-field event. The desk picks each one by hand, names the channel that published it, and links it to the payout table or series page it belongs to, so a reader can move from the figure on the ledger to the hand that produced it.

How the theatre works

The page loads a still image, not a player. Pressing play fetches the video from YouTube's cookie-free domain; choosing another card in the gallery swaps the theatre in place and updates the notes beside it. Each video also carries a direct link to YouTube for anyone who prefers to watch it there. The list is short on purpose: a stream earns a place when the tournament is on the ledger or the player is on the high roller circuit, and it is removed when the channel takes it down.

The hand replayer on the Replays page is the other half of this: where the video shows the final table as it was streamed, the replayer plays a hand history file you supply, street by street, on the desk's own table.

Questions about the replays

How are the high roller replays chosen?

By hand. The desk picks full final-table streams from the rooms and from replay channels, plus the occasional player video, where the tournament has a published payout table or a series page on this site. There is no feed and no automatic import; a video stays on the list only while it stays online.

Why does the player show a still image first?

The page loads no YouTube code until you press play. Pressing play loads the video from youtube-nocookie.com, which keeps YouTube from setting tracking cookies until you interact with the player itself. Choosing another video from the gallery swaps the player in place.

Can I watch the hand history instead of the video?

Only when you have the file. The rooms do not publish final-table hand histories, so the video is the record of play; the payout table is on the event page linked beside each video. The hand replayer on this site reads PokerStars and GGPoker hand history files you supply.

Who owns the videos?

The channels that published them: the rooms themselves and independent replay channels, each named with a link beside the player. The desk embeds the public YouTube video and does not host or copy any of it.