It was billed as the 'biggest buy-in cash game in Poker After Dark history.' No surprise, then, that last night's game would produce some huge hands, including one resulting in a nearly $1 million pot.

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Airing yesterday on PokerGO under the title 'Perks of the Trade' — named for participant Bill Perkins — the $300,000 buy-in, $300/$600 no-limit hold’em cash game also featured Phil Galfond, Brian Rast, Rick Salomon, Haralobos Voulgaris and Aaron Zang.

The huge pot began with Perkins putting in a blind raise from under the gun, then Zang reraised from the button with . Playing from the big blind, Salomon called with , and Perkins called as well.

Poker After Dark returned to the airwaves last night following a seven-year hiatus.At the top of the marquee for the first episode was cash game superstar Tom Dwan. As part of the new poker streaming service PokerGo, the rights for Poker After Dark were acquired midway through 2017 with new episodes announced to air shortly after. INSANE HAND: Scott Blumstein vs John Hesp at the 2017 WSOP Main Event Final Table. Poker After Dark season 6 episode guide on TV.com. Watch all 73 Poker After Dark episodes from season 6,view pictures, get episode information and more. Poker After Dark “Studio Cuts” will air every Wednesday at 9 pm ET. PokerGO is a digital video subscription service that gives fans access to exclusive live poker tournaments and events – over 100 days of live poker a year. Poker After Dark resumes Tuesday night at the same time, 8 p.m. EST, only on PokerGo.Dwan will again take center stage on the stream, joined by Jean-Robert Bellande, Andrew Robl, Bill Klein.

The flop came , giving Zang top set, and when it checked around to him he continued for $15,000. Only Salomon called.

The turn brought the , filling a straight for Salomon who checked. Zang bet $50,000, then Salomon check-raised to $175,000. That’s where the action gets picked up in the video below via Poker Central:

As shown, Zang took about a minute-and-a-half before announcing he was reraising all in with the $432,000 total he had behind, and Salamon called right away to create a total pot of $926,200.

The pair agreed to run it twice, and both rivers — first the , then the — went Salomon’s way to give him the pot.

The pot exceeded a $702,400 one played earlier in the night between Galfond and Voulgaris, a hand won by Voulgaris when his held through two boards versus Galfond’s . It also was bigger than the $697,100 pot Tom Dwan won off of Antonio Esfandiari on an earlier PAD episode back in August in an aces-versus-kings showdown.

There’s more 'Perks of the Trade' coming tonight as the $300,000 buy-in, $300/$600 NL cash game continues with Matt Berkey and Daniel Cates both scheduled to join Perkins, Salomon, Voulgaris, and Zang. Play starts at 3:00 p.m. PT/6:00 p.m. ET.

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Tom Dwan made his long-awaited return to 'televised' poker on Monday night when PokerGO launched the reboot of Poker After Dark. The show was streamed live at the ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, and the poker world tuned in to watch a $200/400 cash game that had more than $2 million on the table.

It took some time for the production crew to solve some audio and graphics issues early during the live stream, but the kinks were ironed out in time to capture what might be the most ridiculous cooler the show has ever seen.

Just watch for yourself.

Poker After Dark resumes Tuesday night at the same time, 8 p.m. EST, only on PokerGo. Dwan will again take center stage on the stream, joined by Jean-Robert Bellande, Andrew Robl, Bill Klein, Lauren Roberts, and the legendary Doyle Brunson.

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