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Patrick Antonius' Epic All-In Move in High Stakes Poker
Live Poker & StreamingMarch 10, 2024·1 min read

Patrick Antonius' Epic All-In Move in High Stakes Poker


Patrick Antonius, a legendary Finnish poker player and founder of First Land of Poker, recently discussed a high-stakes poker hand from the 9th season of High Stakes Poker. The hand involved blinds of $500/$1,000 with an ante of $1,000 on the big blind. The players involved were Patrick Antonius, Daniel Negreanu, Phil Ivey, and Jonathan Gibbs.

Patrick Antonius raised with on the hijack, and Jonathan Gibbs called with on the cutoff. Daniel Negreanu called with on the button, and Phil Ivey checked with on the big blind. On the flop, Patrick Antonius bet $5,000, and both Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey called.

On the turn, a gave Phil Ivey trips, and both Patrick Antonius and Daniel Negreanu had a full house. Daniel Negreanu bet $26,000, and both Phil Ivey and Patrick Antonius called. On the river, a caused Phil Ivey to fold, and Patrick Antonius went all-in. Daniel Negreanu had to pay $99,000 to win a pot of approximately $410,000.

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