Weekend Binge Watch - All That Glitters is Gold

In line with this week’s live action on Poker After Dark “Golden Nights,” we’ve dug deep into the archives and present you with all the prior episodes Jamie Gold appeared on! Excited for some current action? Relive the first night of “Golden Nights” right here and tune in for live action at 6:00 pm ET on Friday, April 26th as Gold goes up against the likes of Daniel Negreanu and Randall Emmett.

Jamie Gold won the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event for $12,000,000 and has been a mainstream celebrity since then. The name “Gold” was perfect for his big win and along with his crazy antics, blueberries, table talk, and aggressive moves, everyone wanted to be him in their local home games.

Not looking to waste any more time reading this article? Dive right in and start watching shows such as WSOP Champions, Golden Men, Of Mouth and Men, and World Champions.

Jamie Gold on Poker After Dark

As mentioned above, Gold appeared on Poker After Dark four times during the first three seasons. See the overview below to pick your favorite lineup and start watching now!

Show	Golden Men	WSOP Champions	World Champions	Of Mouth and Men
Players	Jamie Gold	Jamie Gold	Jamie Gold	Jamie Gold
	Doyle Brunson	Carlos Mortensen	Huckleberry Seed	Mike Matusow
	Johnny Chan	Doyle Brunson	Berry Johnston	Paul Wasicka
	Greg Raymer	Johnny Chan	Johnny Chan	Alan Boston
	Joe Hachem	Chris Moneymaker	Chris Ferguson	Antonio Esfandiari
	Huckleberry Seed	Chris Ferguson	Phil Hellmuth	Mike Sexton

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