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Poker in general: 3.1 million $ pot with Tom Dwan

Topic created on 14th Jun. 2023 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 5 | Views: 921
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3.1 million $ pot with Tom Dwan

14th Jun. 2023, at 07:50 pm CEST#1
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I just discovered that the record has been broken again:





Super bluff, but even better call. I'm not that deep in Poker anymore, but for me this is totally the guessing game in Tom Dwan's place. Either the opponent has AA, KK or it is a bluff. Sick hand!

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3.1 million $ pot with Tom Dwan

14th Jun. 2023, at 08:21 pm CEST#2
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Until the flop I would have played similar to Dwan. With the bet of Wesley then with 125k, relatively little, I would have made a re raise to 400-600 k in any case. To see if he has KK or AA. I don't think Wesley would have called again, that would have been just sick. And if he did, or even made an all in move, I would have thrown it away or folded after the turn. There would still have been a little stack there.

Basically Wesley didn't play that wrong, but somehow it was a bit too little full throttle for my taste. To pull off such a hard bluff against a Dwan with QQ on this board goes wrong 9 times out of 10.

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3.1 million $ pot with Tom Dwan

14th Jun. 2023, at 08:24 pm CEST#3
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But I don't understand Dwan that he waits until the river and then forced to call, after the bet from the flop was already the question of whether the AA or KK has, I would have put the opponent before the decision.

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3.1 million $ pot with Tom Dwan

14th Jun. 2023, at 08:30 pm CEST#4
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I just looked at it, in the pre flop game with raise and re-raise you can already assume that both are sitting on a monster hand with AK vs QQ is the same. On the flop comes a pair of 8s and a 3 of which 2 diamonds - the turn is blank with a 5 of hearts, the betting action I'll leave aside, the river then shows a 6 of clubs which prevents the flush and only a possible straight with 97 which is very unlikely after action or a pocket 8s to the four of a kind which is also unlikely beats everything. For this reason I don't see it as a mega bluff now with AK he thought he had the best hand on the board. Dawn himself is only beaten by the hands AA,KK or 97,88, or a set, so from my point of view it's an absolute call. Sure with the sums . you must first muster the courage - For me but all comprehensible.

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3.1 million $ pot with Tom Dwan

14th Jun. 2023, at 10:18 pm CEST#5
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gambler67 wrote on 14.06.2023 at 20:30: For this reason I do not see it now as a mega bluff with AK he thought to have the best hand on the board. Dawn himself sees himself beaten only by the hands AA, KK and 97, 88, or a set, so from my point of view absolu a call to follow.


If he thinks he is ahead with AK, why doesn't Wesley check behind? You don't want to tell me that he bets for value. What could Dwan call worse than that? There's nothing...there, is there?

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3.1 million $ pot with Tom Dwan

14th Jun. 2023, at 11:01 pm CEST#6
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