

Tom Dwan's Epic Loss: How He Lost the Heads-Up Tournament
Tom Dwan lost the heads-up tournament at the World Series of Poker.
Daniel Negreanu wrote a blog post about Tom Dwan's loss in the heads-up tournament at the World Series of Poker. He tweeted after the game: “Congratulations to Tom Dwan! We all cheered for you... For second place! Phew, it passed. It was tough.” Mike Matuosov said: “Your portrait will be hung in Binion's. This is Simon, he saved all the high rollers from bankruptcy.”
Tom Dwan lost the heads-up tournament with Q-6 against 9-9. After losing the heads-up tournament, Tom Dwan gave a video interview to CardPlayer.
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