Ossi "Monarch" Ketola just wanted to "feel something" by playing Poker Hall of Famer Patrik Antonius in a $20 million heads-up match, the largest ever in livestream poker history.

The Finnish high rollers certainly felt something with each buying in for $10 million, as the match turned in to quite an intense battle during the Triton Poker series in Jeju. Monarch, who hit a straight flush to help him win the competition, pulled off one of the gutsiest bluffs early in the game, risking $3 million with just six-high, a bet so strong it forced his opponent to fold top pair.

Antonius, a veteran grinder, may have found out he had been bluffed in that hand, and it perhaps impacted his future decisions. One such decision was to call off a six-figure river bet with queen-high, and it was the correct call because Ketola had eight-high.

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