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Sami Kelopuro's High-Stakes Poker Showdown with Tom Dwan
StrategyNovember 19, 2012·1 min read

Sami Kelopuro's High-Stakes Poker Showdown with Tom Dwan


Sami Kelopuro played a high-stakes poker game against Tom Dwan on FullTilt. Kelopuro had $311,232 in chips while Dwan had $308,984. Kelopuro raised $3,000 with 6d 4s and Dwan called.

The flop was 9c 5d 2s, and Kelopuro made a standard continuation bet of $4,000. Dwan raised to $12,700, and Kelopuro called. The turn was Ac, and Dwan bet $24,700. Kelopuro called again, and the river was 7h. Dwan bet $68,700, and Kelopuro went all-in. Dwan called with Ad 9d.

Kelopuro later played against URnotINdanger2 and lost approximately $130,000. Kelopuro raised $600 with 6h 4h, and URnotINdanger2 called. The flop was Qc 3d 2h, and Kelopuro made a continuation bet of $800. URnotINdanger2 raised to $2,800, and Kelopuro called.

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