


flop and check-called another $12,200 when the turn came the
. The river was the
and Dwan moved in for his remaining $37,947, Antonius looking him up. Whatever read Antonius had on Dwan in this hand was dead-on, as Dwan showed 


for nothing more than a pair of eights while Antonius made a king-high flush on the river with 


to take down the $117,093 pot.



and Dwan called from the big blind with 


. Both players flopped sets when the first three came down 

. Dwan played it slow, check-calling a $2,400 bet from Antonius before his gin card came on the turn—the
making him quads and Antonius the nut full house. Dwan coyly checked again, Antonius bet $5,200, Dwan raised to $16,900 and Antonius smooth-called. The
fell on the river and holding the stone nuts, Dwan led out for $27,600. Antonius moved in for $46,044 and Dwan snap-called. Say it now—"Sooooo siiiick!"


flop, betting $6,000 and Dwan called. The
landed on the turn and Antonius took another shot at it, betting $19,200. Dwan raised to $76,800 and Antonius came back over the top for $155,893. Dwan called off the $28,066 he had behind and turned over 


for two pair, jacks and fives and a flush redraw while Antonius showed 


for top set. The river was a safe card for Antonius, though, falling the
to earn him the $228,932 pot which was, up until then, the single largest pot played so far in the "durrrr" Challenge. That is, until six minutes later.


flop, Antonius raised to $7,650, Dwan three-bet to $20,200, Antonius four-bet to $63,000 and Dwan called, the pot swelling to over $128,000. Dwan moved all in for $81,775 when the turn fell the
and Antonius called, having Dwan slightly covered. Dwan rolled over 


for an ace-high flush draw and a wrap draw while Antonius revealed 


for top set and a lower flush draw. $291,951 was on the line as they waited for the river card… and it was the
making Dwan the nut flush to win the "durrrr Challenge"'s largest pot to date.
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