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Poker After Dark: Legendary Players Battle in High-Stakes Game
Live Poker & StreamingApril 22, 2011·1 min read

Poker After Dark: Legendary Players Battle in High-Stakes Game


The high-stakes poker game featured some of the most prominent players in the industry. The players included Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, Patrik Antonius, Phil Galfond, Brian Hastings, and Brandon Adams. The blinds were $300/600, and the buy-in was $100,000.

Patrik Antonius received pocket kings (Kh Kc) and decided to raise the pot. Tom Dwan called with Jd Td. The flop was 9s 5d Jc, and both players pushed all their chips into the center. Tom Dwan won the hand when a valet appeared on the river.

Later, Tom Dwan proposed a 100,000 hand match in 7 games, with Phil Ivey returning a percentage of the winnings. Tom Dwan proposed a HORSE match with a $50k/$100k limit, paying $40,000 for the right to schedule the game. Phil Ivey and Tom Dwan discussed the terms of their potential match, with Phil Ivey ultimately agreeing to the conditions.

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