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Tom Dwan Wins Over $100,000 in High-Stakes Cash Game
StrategyAugust 20, 2021·1 min read

Tom Dwan Wins Over $100,000 in High-Stakes Cash Game


Tom Dwan recently won over $100,000 in a high-stakes cash game with limits of $200/$400. This victory comes after a series of unfortunate losses in live cash games, including significant bankroll losses on High Stakes Poker and a defeat against Douglas Polk at the WPT HU Championship.

Dwan played against notable poker players including Jake Daniels, Scott Seiver, Jesse Sylvia, Dan Smith, and Landon Tice. One of the most notable hands was against Jake Daniels, where Dwan called a bluff on the river. Dwan had 10♣-9♠ against Daniels' 8♦-5♥ on a board of 9♦-2♦-7♥-4♠-Q♣. Daniels went all-in with a gutshot, and after considering his recent losses, Dwan decided to call, ultimately winning the hand.

This win marks a significant turnaround for Dwan, who has been on a losing streak in recent live cash games. His ability to call a bluff in a high-stakes situation highlights his skill and experience in the game.

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