$3,100,000! The BIGGEST Pot In TV Poker HISTORY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- $3,100,000 was in the middle at the end of this insane poker hand that took place during the Hustler Casino Live Million Dollar Cash Game. Fan favorite Wesley took on the legend that is Tom ‘durrr’ Dwan. This is a poker hand that you do not want to miss!
“Wesley just asked Tom how much he had behind and that just made the whole table quiet” - David Tuchman. This quote sums up perfectly how magical this hand on the Hustler Casino Live stream really was. The largest ever pot in televised history!
This poker hand took place during the The Million Dollar Game hosted by the Hustler Casino in Los Angeles! This crazy cash game hand featured LSG Hank, Wesley, and the legendary Tom Dwan, battling it out with all of them sitting over $1,000,000 deep!
Hank decides to raise it to $7,000 with A8o in the hijack, Wesley decides to take the aggressive line with his AKo and 3bets to $30,000. At this point Dwan decides to fire in the cold 4-bet and pops it up to $100,000 with pocket queens. Hank quickly gets out of the way and Wesley does not slow down and decides to make it $275,000 with one of the only 5-bets that this poker stream saw.
There is already over $500,000 in the middle as both Wesley and Dwan now are heads-up to a flop which was 8d 8s 3d.. Dwan checks with his overpair, and Wesley continues his story of a stronger overpair with a relatively small bet of $125,000. Dwan makes an easy call.
Heading to the turn there is now $812,000 in the middle as the 5h lands. Dwan checks to the aggressor once more and Wesley does not slow down as he slides out $350,000 into the middle. Dwan still does not believe the story that Wesley is trying to tell and opts to call once more.
With over $1,500,000 in the pot the both of them see the 6c land. Dwan checks for the final time and Wesley empties the clip and shoves for Dwan’s effective stack which was $786,000. After an intense and extremely long tank Dwan does decide to make the call and scoops the largest ever poker hand that has happened on a live stream. Incredible!
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What was YOUR favorite hand from the Million Dollar Cash Game? 🤑
Rampage bluffing Trip QQQ's with A high.
@@michaelschoeff3408that one was painful to watch. First, when I thought rampage had crashed and burned, and then when Handz saw what he’d folded to.
When Trish Stratus took off her bras to flash Tom
I totally understand why Wesley wants to bluff Tom so bad. Because, in Asian poker community, it is a great honor to bluff Tom.
Exactly and therefore the all-in was a blunder
Tom Dwan winning the biggest pot in televised poker history just feels right.
Great Bluff, Great Call, Great Poker, Great Stream, WE NEED MORE OF THIS!
“I guess he flopped an 8 but it’s hard to fold” - gReAt ReAd
@@team_todd that's funny, but you really think Tom sucks?
Jungleman: "Nice pot! So Durrrrr, how about that 1.5mill you've owed me for the last 13 years???"
I'm glad to see Tom's return. Such a legend of the game at such a young age.
He never stopped crushing
@@francescoiadicicco1266 actually, yes, he did. But thank you for your comment.
Wesley said "You know what? I don't care about the money, I'm just gonna outplay the guy. I'm just gonna outplay this guy, this hand."
You know the old saying "in the pokergame of life, women are the rake"
"Get that man a beer. Somebody get me a beer" 😂
I for one am pretty stoked that Dwan was the one to walk away from that game with the biggest pot ever. He was one of my hero’s when I first got into poker. I remember him from back then for buying in double what others were and running huge fearless bluffs. Truly a legend
He’s also a scammer though, so…
The $288,500 bluff with 9 high vs Ivey LOL
@@leonproud400 how is he a scammer?
@@joelholsinger9689 he scammed Jungleman during the Durr challenge, wherein he essentially defaulted on a bet that they had made to complete a certain number of hands. He also scammed Haralabos, my understanding of that situation is Harlabos asked him to place a sports bet on his behalf, he agreed, then pocketed the money and didn’t place the bet. I think these situations are almost resolved now, however, the resolution was a consequence of significant external pressure from people on the forums, Doug Polk etc. Dwan is a sketchy dude.
Hey Johnathan! How do you feel about a turn jam to induce a fold?
dwan is back, love to see it !
Dwan again showed why he is the best made huge hero call being right and then hand against Doug reconfirms it even more
The call with qq was very well played. flopping a set however and calling down when you have a full house doesn’t really show someone’s skill most decent players would play the same way.
He just never folds. If he was behind he likely loses it all v
@@mindsetofpoker9463 yea the 77 was obvious
@@mindsetofpoker9463 Im not sure most of us have 77 in our 3betting range . Maybe at high levels definitely not a lot on micro, low and mid but other than that yes pretty standard hand
It’s literally a snap call the amount of money in the pot shouldn’t be relevant Wesley never put his head down ever . Doug trying to remain stoic like nope
but what do you think of turn sizing?
Dwan is a badass!!! What a call
I don’t think I’ve ever seen Doug this quiet this long at a table!😁
Anyone else notice Polk start to smirk when Wesley starts his nap.
Makes me feel better about my 7 buying downswing at 200nl
I feel like most people aren't going to bet AK or AQ preflop like that. I think that I would fold because only hands that bluff, generally are AXs of diamonds but value AA KK, A8s. Maybe there are some suited connectors for both value and bluffs also.
I would have folded the queens a long time ago. Thank you Dwan for humbling me as always 😂
Why would you fold pocket queens? if you’re worried about trips do you really think Wesley would 5 bet with an 8 pre-flop? Even with A-8.. No.. This is an obvious call.
@@kylewubz8713 How about KK and AA???
@@kylewubz8713 Tom himself was concerned about 9 7 suited, 8 7 suited, KK, Aces, and several combinations of eights. I mean it’s great that you understand the game well enough to determine obvious calls but for me, the queens in my hand are not beating the majority of the villain’s range in this situation and I play cash games with a long term perspective with primary goal being cash preservation and consistent smaller winnings aka small ball. So yes, I would have threw the queens a long time ago. Even in the interview, Tom indirectly says that calling off 1500 BBs on just that pair of queens hinges on reckless. But there’s only one rule in poker: do what you want with your money. As long as you have it, that is.
@@kylewubz8713 exactly I thought it was easy call
@@rishabrege3479 u can't throw QQ in there Tom was trying to psychologically play Doug Polk. Doug literally was sitting there looking like Wes had losing cards. Tom is very smart
You might want to edit your article about this hand for continuity. In your article, you state that Tom is holding AQ, which makes no sense at all given both the resultant play and the eventual outcome. I was so confused until you mentioned Tom’s pocket queens holding up.
Clearly, Doug Polk wasn’t listening to Dwan when he said “I’d snap with Aces”….
If he did, he’d win a $1.8 million pot to come!
Legendary hand! Greatest hand in poker history! Greatest call in poker history. 👏👏
That was actually earlier, the AJs bluff was early in the night.
Oh! My bad! Thanks for clarifying! So Dwan took a shot at Polk when he made that comment! Hahaha
LEGENDARY! Another Dwan troll on Polk, along with the 77hand tank! 😂😂😂
That is not the greatest call or even in the top 10. It was big money that's it. Played terribly by Wes
Sure pal! Whatever makes you think you are a great poker player!!! 👍
Calm down by far not the greatest. Just the biggest
Where can I see the replay of the session?
TH-cam comment experts never disappoint.
Yup. So many of them "easily" call 1.5 million. Cuz "it was so obvious". I think it's great that there are so many multi millionaires watching poker hands like me on YT.
I drank like 3 beers watching this😂
Standard looking online play. Super agro preflop with Anna Kournikova (AK) and then 3 barrel a weak flop and board repping the AA or KK.
Great commentary on a legendary hand.
Durr is my favorite degen ever
i saw ur hand , here look , yup lmao
I know u said u liked Wesleys sizing on the flop but I feel like a larger sizing wouldve made him look stronger and increased his chances of getting a fold. Betting 1/5ths just looks weak to me especially after reraising so much pre flop. Somebody with Aces here is almost always betting more and I know Wesley wouldve. He kinda played this like he had AK tbh
He would also bet the Aces 1/5th that is the whole point it's a range bet because he should have more Aces and Kings than dwan
Wesley has improved a ton at poker. He's a beast now, hats off to him
if Doug was Not going to call....I believe that his comments about seeing Wesley's hand was totally inappropriate and greatly influenced TD's play whether he would ever acknowledge that or not....Doug's comments may have been well meaning but just wrong, IMO.
Not shown - Doug making the thumbs up symbols with his left hand under the table where Tom can see.
Crazy that Wesley saw dougs hand and he lost a massive pot to dwan on a bluff and then doug saw wesleys hand and wesley lost like the biggest pot of televised poker to Dwan on a bluff
Tom knew it was a call but he has to put on a show so they keep trying to bluff him because, "Hey, he almost folded last time!".
Is there any footage on Dwan getting bluffed 😳
For Wesley i think its okay to try these bluffs at these stakes. He can just buy back in.
Rampage only had 1.5 buy ins, if he lost when he bluffed he was basically done. Think you need to look at that when bluffing.
And that's what makes Rampages bluff look more legit. Most would think the guy with 10 buyins will bluff more than the guy with 1 or 2
Wesley learned why you don't bloat pots preflop without a big pair., I guess time will tell if he learned or not.
The thing is he is bulding image of being capable player to fire 3 barrels with AK which will payoff in the future
@@losyart nope
@@losyart he's broke
I'm wondering how low the SPR has to be after the call amount before it becomes advisable to shove instead of calling?
I suspect Tom's harder to bluff than most since he is used to playing uber high stakes
What a beast of a call
I like how people in the comments keep saying he is blocking AA, KK 😂 like wtf bro?!! I would have millions if I had a $ every time my AK run into AA and KK 😂😂😂
Indeed its mostly irrelevant but they build up their sophisticated GTO theories by mentioning that
If you believe this then you need to play KK just as cautious as AK since the probabilities of KK running into AA is the same as AK running into KK or AA
I doubt you’ve ran into this situation 1 million times, just negativity bias for the roughly 1/200 times it happens.
@@michaeletzkorn ofc I didn't, it's hyperbole to make a point. 💀
@@Thanos23 mathematically KK is up against AA just as much. PIOsolver, this deep, actually likes doing this every once in awhile with AK to balance how they would play AA
Felted. Yippy yippy pf, yolo af and the rest is history. 1,5millions torched! Respect to sir Tom the man, he played his hand clean bebe!!!
Is it televised Poker? I thought it was streamed...
It can be streamed on a TV so yes it can be televised. Also, stupid question.
Not sure what Wesley was hoping for. It was pretty clear dwan had QQ or KK. After calling the 5bet preflop he's not gonna let it go with roughly 2:1 stack to pot ratio on this run out.
Dwan is folding KK on the river I think
@@fanfan7848 With over pair he's pot committed with 2:1 stack to pot ratio I think. If you don't have the guts to call it down you just fold pre. Especially vs agro player like Wes.
Nah that's an extremely tough call. Wes could easily have AA or KK
He blocks kings. Blocks aces. Only other thing you’d want is to not have a diamond in your hand so you unblock ace king diamonds and get that to fold a chop. Wes is a good player and he slugged it out. Plenty of respect, this is a hell of a play and made Tom call down with queens.
@@loose4bet maybe Tom is calling KK anyways with his read but your arguments are bad. Nothing to do with guts.
The "Sigh-Call" heard around the world
If I was in Doug's shoes I would have walked away from the table as soon as Wesley started bluffing at the pot. I'd walk over to the refreshment table and just watch from afar.
If u were in Doug's shoes and walked away you woulda just made it painfully obvious that Wesley was bluffing bc I highly doubt Tom would interpret that as Wesley having Aces.
I wonder if the seasick look on Doug's face contributed to Dwan's calls?
I was just thinking that. Faces really do tell 1000 words
i just won 3.1 mil and i cant even get a beer and still have to pay for em lmao
He learned you can't bluff Dwan the hard way
Now someone tell me why Wesley Fei does not have a Wiki page?
Did Wesley thought he won after Tom called? He turn his card a little enthusiastic
He can't win
Some players roll their hands over right away when called at showdown
No just good poker etiquette, the opposite of slow rolling
What kind of question is that?
@@tylerslenk8243 23:57 look at Wesley reaction wondering if we won or not, he look like he had some hope he won
Would have re raised before the flop with A/8 k8 I feel like it’s more likely he has a pocket pair such a weird push all the way down. Tom can’t feel completely comfortable all hand. The only good thing for Tom is no K or A on the board
nah , he 5 bets so I never give him an 8 or J10s etc. tbh I would fold the queens almost always. thats also why I don't have 3.1M pots haha
how was Tom Dwan allowed to get up from his seat while a hand was in play?
It's a special, "You're in a hand worth over 2 million dollars" exception
Wesley the rookie, heads up against one of the best player pro poker player?
You gotta be kidding!
Wesley will burn lots of money before he can get to Durr’s caliber.
9:53 5bet*
It’s weird to see Dwan in the blender. I feel like most shows I’ve seen him putting other players in the blender.
I want that drink
Doug should have left table till the hand was over.
I wonder if wesley bets less flop and turn. So the all in is way more, if Dwan still calls. I would have folded there with QQ.
jesus queens in the straddle lol i wish always 82 lmao
Big Slick wasn't so slick for Queens. Such a dry board for AK off suit. Big respect for those asian players they are definitely next level
title spoiled the vid :(
Tom probably figured he couldn't pass up the chance at the biggest pot in history and would be kicking himself forever if he'd folded and then found out he woulda won. He obviously has enough bankroll to cover it over and over, so while to you and I it seems a crazy risk, for Tom, it's not one he could really turn down.
Tom has won a $7 or $8 million dollar pot in China. It just wasn’t televised.
@@houdinihir9549 Wow that's just crazy.
Exactly
if he played with that thinking he would be broke very quickly.
Doug said he thinks it was a fold
How important is to be balance in these spots? Wesley knows he is against AA, KK, QQ, AK. How many times are you playing for 3.1million dollar pot in order to be balance?
Wes didn't know where he was at in that hand on any street.
He knows he isn't against AA, Tom didn't raise him. He was repping AA
@@mrhumble2937 Tom can definitely have AA
at the highest level like this id say yes in general. maybe not against dwan specifically though because he is known to get stubborn in these spots.
@@mrhumble2937 Preflop Tom did raise him HUGE, he 4 bet to 100k almost 3.5 times Wesley's 3 bet to 30k(LSG RFI'd to 7k). Why would he 6 bet before seeing a flop and push out any potentially worse hands Wesley could have like KAo.
Sorry but you lost me on the math part ???
if dwan get a Q in the river, should he allin?
Queens are a heavy part of Tom’s range, you’ll never get a call there. Way too strong of a bet. I think any kind of leading on the river for Tom would’ve induced a fold if a Q came.
I think you’d have to check and hope Wesley thinks that it means weakness and continues to barrel
@@johnbrandon94016 thx for your reply. I think that makes sense. How about dwan got AKd and rive comes a diamond, should he allin? Or he should check raise in flop and allin in turn for whatever card.
cudos to Doug look at him stone faced like hes in the pot, if i was him cause i seen the hand i would of walked away from the table and waited outside the room
If Mr. Bean played poker well…
Excuse the ignorance! Can Tom just get up and leave? Like “okay cool biggest pot ever. I’m going to go home”
This isn't casino poker. These big shots right their own rules.
Dumb, hiding his face like a 5 year old
Man up!
dang
Lsg Hank folded an 8
Sometimes in life, you end up in a totally fvcked up situation thinking ‘oh my god, how did I get myself into this mess? And how in the world am I going to get myself out of it?’ That’s wes after the river card hits.
I bet Huss was laughing his ass off when he saw this. I’ve never seen a poker hand that didn’t involve me making money that I enjoyed so much.
He really asked “for sure” even after the dealer called it. No shit genius, it’s all in😂
This isn't real life in poker sadly.....don't even see the the point in the video....its fantasy.....rich mens money....win or lose the hand....its not his money
I disagree this is a tough spot for Tom. His opponent is represnting AA, AK, KK and he’s holding queens. Tom’s initial call to the 5-bet already commited him to the hand. Especially considering the board is a whole bunch of bricks with Welch’s pre-flop range. If he thought Welsh had aces or kings we would have folded pre-flop. This is textbook
Bad analysis- 'If he thought Welsh had aces or kings we would have folded pre-flop.'..Solid pros don't think random stuff like 'oh he has kings'.
@@seanupton709 Kyle sounds like a fish
Who the fuck is Welch? And at what point is Wesley representing AK?
He could have had 88 or even 55, and playing a bit looser. Would have made him a boat or quads.
Doug really had a bad showing and Tom showed why he’s an all time great!
That was code between Tom and Doug .. well faked
'everything is a conspiracy' garbage
Tom needs to take a break from the poker tables and spend some much needed time soaking in some sunrays and breathing in some fresh air !
Were Dwan & Wesley playing their own money 💰 🤔 Noticed its important to exclaim WTF 6-8 times before making the correct decision.
Probably, Wes is a Crypto Kid that made bank, Tom is Tom.
Wesley said he was playing with 100% of himself.
Dwan I don't think we will ever know for certain but Im pretty sure he is too.
@@Brazz27 thanks
First
Wesley is a sicko but he's the man