The PokerStars Big Game on Tour

Las Vegas hosts the Big Game, where amateurs compete for life-changing money against pros and celebrities like Phil Hellmuth and Jennifer Tilly in a high-stakes poker classic.

The Loose Cannon gets $50K to play high-stakes poker. They owe nothing if they lose it all, but keep any profit. After 150 hands, if no profit is made, it's game over.

The high-stakes cash game in Las Vegas sees over $1M on the table. Entrepreneur Alan Keating drives the action, aiming to play every hand and make big moves.

In the final Vegas session, the amateur 'Loose Cannon' seeks profit. Hollywood actors Arden Cho and Jennifer Tilly play a hand worth $400K in this high-stakes game.

In Las Vegas, a fresh cast joins a high-stakes cash game: poker pros Phil Laak and Maria Ho, actor Michael Ian Black, and an amateur 'Loose Cannon' aiming for more than memories.

Who is the real 'Loose Cannon'? Amateur Lily Newhouse qualified for the high-stakes game, but Vegas businessman Dave Krosky confuses pros like Sam Grafton with his playing style.

More high-stakes action in Vegas: 'Loose Cannon' Lily Newhouse changes her style, while entrepreneur Dave Krosky sticks to his maverick ways. Have the pros figured him out?

In the penultimate high-stakes session, Vegas businessman Dave Krosky tests opponents' patience, while pros Maria Ho and Sam Grafton clash in a huge pot.

As the high-stakes Vegas poker game ends, Loose Cannon Lily has few hands left to profit. Can she find a spot? Meanwhile, Dave plays wilder than ever.