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High Stakes Poker Season 6 Finale: Lex Feldhus's Epic Call and Tom Dwan's Big Win
Live Poker & StreamingMay 10, 2010·1 min read

High Stakes Poker Season 6 Finale: Lex Feldhus's Epic Call and Tom Dwan's Big Win


The final episode of the 6th season of High Stakes Poker was marked by several notable moments and significant wins. Lex Feldhus replaced Mike Matuza and immediately proposed raising the stakes to $500/$1000 ante $300, which everyone agreed to.

One of the standout moments of the episode was Lex Feldhus's significant call against Doyle Brunson. Normally, when tight player Doyle Brunson bets $60,000 on the river with a pair of twos, it's wise to fold. However, Lex Feldhus decided otherwise and won a large pot, ending Brunson's winning streak on the show.

Tom Dwan made a heroic start to the session but lost a significant pot to Daniel Negreanu. Later, Dwan won a big pot against Eli Elezra. Phil Galfond folded a full house against Eli Elezra, who had pocket queens. The episode concluded with Tom Dwan ending the season with the largest win, breaking an ice sculpture at the end of the episode.

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