Tom Dwan (Durrrr) $400k 7-2 bluff Full Tilt Durrrr Million Dollar Challenge

Crazy hand from Full Tilt Durrrr Million Dollar Challenge Episode 2. Yes they were playing the 72 game for 10k a pop.

[@urutoraseven]

I'm watching this 30 times already, and I have to say it is the most beautiful 7-2 bluff ever recorded.

[@TheMatrix1776]

urutoraseven hellmuth v mattusow hsp season 3 is good

[@mr.personal-ity]

TheMatrix1776 that bluff was a fluke. Anybody else but Matusow would have provably snapped with the way the hand was played.

[@youdontcare7]

@@mr.personal-ity You bluff the person, not the hand. You can't take the cards out of the context and apply them to different poker players. That's not how bluffing works. Dwan clearly saw a line on Sammy in this hand and made a play. And he was right.

[@caitlinsummers460]

this was def one of the best 7-2 bluffs. hellmuths 7-2 bluff against KK was my favorite!

[@damonthomas2975]

He's right, I saw this hand once a couple years ago and just scouted the KZbin archives to find it again because I couldn't forget about how perfect Dwan played it. Impossible to recover from that if you're the other guy Lbvs

[@Boss-qv8oy]

Opponent's mind = wrecked. Forever.

[@nGUNNARp]

sammy mentioning how he would call instantly with a flush shows he's not in the same league. There's really no difference between a flush other than the nut flush and 2 pair at that point.

[@wen496]

you have 66 AA 63 A3 blockers so he is really only losing to JJ J3

[@Generic64]

@@wen496 yeah but if he has the flush he cant have them blockers? Therefor a lot more to think about if you had the flush. If anything i think its a harder call if he had the flush rather than 2 pair.

[@jacobdavids2561]

@@wen496 it only blocks half the combos

[@WriteWordsMakeMagic]

Two pair is better because it blocks many full houses

[@alecorr1583]

​@WriteWordsMakeMagic you like poker? Lol

[@YourDailyLaughz]

McLovin commentating.

[@TheZapocalypse]

dead on lol

[@coolioholio]

That has got to be one of the best bluffs i've seen recently. Durrr is an awesome poker player. Wow...

[@jamessutherland4926]

The smirk on his face on his first bet! He already knew he was going to bluff with the 7-2

[@avivsery1]

As legend Gabe Kaplan said : "We are in durrr land"

[@TJDawgs72]

I am so glad they started introducing a clock in tournaments nowadays. This 10 minutes BS is f'ing ridiculous!

[@b112895]

TOM Dwan is like my new favorite. INCREDIBLE!!

[@chriszablocki2460]

He announced his 7 2 from the beginning...

[@TheDonutsGuy]

6:06 "Yeah Sammy looks like he's gonna call" Sammys face = no expression

[@jebise9834]

Tom Dwan is a 👽 ALIEN. And he called it before the flop. 👌 👏

[@Duzykutas]

Half a million with 7-2, bring us one more Tom here.

[@glaurung78]

are we going to do business?

[@Duzykutas]

@@glaurung78 This Sammy is not like the other Sammy. I'm sure Farha would have called Dwan in this spot.

[@91Holdem]

best thing about this hand...he told him he had 7-2 at start of hand lol

[@Casper50002]

I like Tom's apology for showing the bluff 6:56 to collect the extra side pot

[@Aeschlimann1]

That spooky toddler face of Dwan

[@C4NTF1NDAN4M3]

The commentator is Isaac Haxton. You can't have any better commentary than that.

[@boeingfish]

YOU DON"T HAVE DEUCE SEVEN LOL

[@thejaydoh]

Dwan raises, Sammy calls. Flop comes down, Sammy checks, Dwan bets 10K, Sammy raises to 27K. Dwan calls. Scary call. What could Dwan have there that he is calling with? If he had an Ace surely he would reraise. That leaves two hands, a set, or a flopped flush that Durr is going to slowplay or a bluff. Sammy's plan? Check call from here on out. Durr knew it. Thats why he bet so huge on the river turning Sammy's check call plan into garbage and put him to a decision. Only a fish would call.

[@depressedessendonfan5702]

Harry Larry worst part is sammy knows that tom knows exactly that

[@shengcheng7562]

Harry Larry Tom was trying to hit a flush, but he made Sammy believe he had a flush. He mastermind this one

[@thenealog]

“He’s gotta be scared he’s going to call.” NO SHIT

[@BlackMamba4ever1991]

one of the greatest play I've ever seen

[@fruitlessrock61]

thats right i agree that is really something special there is no way im watching that again

[@SplinterUnit]

It was the right fold by Sammy. Tom raised aggressively when the flop came out. which could mean he had flush. Sammy didn't think he had flush that's why he kept baiting Tom to bet, while hoping even if Tom had flush he could still hit full house. But the fact the double 3 came out and that all in just crushed his mind

[@Ferna900617]

+Kien Nguyen you know the hold cards are being showned..

[@TylerWilliams-mo7qe]

Yeah dude, but Sammy doesn't see the hole cards. Tom is repping either JJ or a flopped flush. When those 3s came up on the turn and river it is so hard to say your opponent can't beat you. You are losing to an easy flush, a set of jacks or 6s based on the post flop action, and the 3s at the end turn that set into a full house which justifies the all in. Sammy played this correctly based on the information he had.

[@awkwardcultism]

He might stay alive by folding, but his soul is crushed. You can't survive in a tournament in the state he was in after that fold. You just have to big dick it. That said, if Dwan believed that Sammy had the guts to call, he wouldn't have gone all-in to begin with.

[@alainkaizer7769]

Dwan bet cause he taught sammy have a weak hand, so he represented a big hand, the difference between the 2 is dwan ain't afraid to lose money, if you're afraid to lose against one of the best cash game players in the world, you shouldn't be playing at all.

Sammy played this hand perfectly. Durrr is just alien :)

[@rdcruick]

if you watch the full episode. durr and sammy are friends, and they had a 10k bet going on something to do with the 7,2 hand. and durr still announced it at the beginning. funny stuff

[@Mitjitsu]

While it's a tough call, it's definitley makeable call. He can't have JJ, AA or 66, because he'd re-raise to protect himself from a flush after being check raised. Having a 3 in his hand is unlikely considering the raise he made pre-flop. The only hand it would make sense to lose to is a small flush (possible 72h), even then it seems crazy to go all in given the board paired at the end. Durr would almost never get away with this play in a low stakes game.

[@MichalFalecki-fn7jx]

Its 100% call + knowing agresive dwan style

[@terrapin52]

At the very end the commentators show the gap that Durrrr saw, but that particular clip was never shown in the original video. It was cut out, and we went straight to where Dwan shoved. Shows how much is missed and left on the cutting room floor.

[@rastakram]

Its Poker tell 101 by daniel negreanu.... reverse... if your reaching for chips and the other player tries to say reach like he's ready to bet....then that is weakness....or strength.... dwan played it brilliantly.... he made sammy think that he does not have the 72 by announcing it before the pre flop raise!!! it drill into sammy until the end.... brilliant.....its just very brilliant..... it could have been the baddest call or the smartest call of the century!!!

[@alexhebert3229]

Am I crazy but as much clips as I’ve watched of dwans. Does it seem like every time he bluffs at a pot he starts to bob his head some? Maybe I’m going crazy?

[@Heimunen]

Such a sick play, there are not that many people who would do that knowing that the simple words "call" would make him lose over 400k.

[@vidurkaul]

A half million with 7-2. You Gotta have heart ! and what a heart tom has !!

[@RooNinful]

guy made a good and tough fold there, he didn't make a mistake - bluff was well set up tho.

[@adz124ps]

@joebaws1 Tom Dwans account name on full tilt is "Durrr" He chose it to put tilt on his opponent when they lose a hand to him. "durrrrrrrr" is a sound you make to someone to imply they're dumb.

[@ddpsp]

This just goes to show how psychology is as important to this game as the math.

[@fagonator]

He wouldn't have done this if the board didnt pair on the end I don't think. He raised preflop then waited a long time to make his descision on the turn so Sammy had to give him some credit for a set. Maybe sammy's reraise on the flop was to get Tom out of the hand if he had one heart. Anyone agree? It's possible...

[@TheRealXidious]

I bet Sammy watches this like two times a day and says CALL..!! CALL!!!!

[@warlock91]

Commentator sounds like Bill Gates in the South Park movie

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

"It is faster...over 5 millio......"

[@crazy3rdgen]

@saxed lol I always thought dwan never showed him the 7 2 cause he was affraid sammy may pass out.. but in the corner of the screen you can see the 7 2 slide across the table.. Thanks for pointing it out... that is the best part for sure

[@bigjak7358]

Elvis just left building .

[@gedwashere91]

Sammy looks like he's gonna projectile vomit all over the table after Durrrrr shows the bluff. EPIC :P

[@darkjeshush]

The way he called flop raise instead of 3-betting, followed by leading out turn with potsized bet, You'd put him on a middle pair and/or flush draw, or a made flush. The illogical 280% river bet comes, all reason and certainty goes out the window, and the fear makes you convince yourself to wait for a better spot.

[@lwc888]

A river overbet like that in that situation means either at least a FH or a bluff. Now this guy's truly thinking smart, he would know that Dwan knows he does not have a flush (or he would have check raised big on the turn). So, this means Dwan knows that his hand is weak enough to get bluffed off with a big bet and he wants to check/call the river. Could Dwan have a set on the flop? Yes, but likely? No, because he would prolly have reraised with 3 hearts on the flop to protect his hand.

[@martincaldwell6148]

You can see why Tom went broke and disappeared. This against amateurs is suicide

[@brianhuang666]

Is that true

[@Headwind1-tp4gq]

100%

[@RudyRammLerGkpoTTenz]

nobody from the pro poker player iv´e ever seen, has balls like tom durrrr dwan!!

[@drunk0nj1n]

@kevdawg55 what are you talking about? he check raised the flop. To me, it looks like he should have bet/folded on the turn, since dwan flat called the raise on the flop and the turn was a blank.

[@49ersfan21]

I think you can pretty rarely fold two pair profitably heads up

[@UnionKidz]

How is less than half the pot "nearly the size of the pot"?

[@Kemp10101]

because low stack play is the pinnacle of good play

[@happyhammer93]

It was obvious from the first hand that Sammy was out of his depth playing Dwan. He's a good player, but Dwan is one of the greatest Hold 'Em player in the world right now, and perhaps the best heads-up player. Sammy never had a chance and should never have taken on Durrrr

[@JO1E1]

"i think hes going white"😂😂😂😂

[@chemdah]

Neal Channing hit it on the head. Sammy put out a pretty good tell on the river.

[@Lastofalter]

That is the most unique and interesting description of dwan I have ever heard. I run a gaming website, and we are featuring this video. Do you mind if I quote you? I'll link your YT account if you like.

[@vaeriii]

@Gforcebond i would like to see you go all in with two pair, when there's the possibility your opponent has a full house or a flush..

[@Gforcebond]

sammy should have called. If dwan had sammy's hand in reverse dwan would instant call Sammy with just a6. Bad fold

[@justletmesigninokthx]

mmm. Isacc Haxton might have a good idea - being a winning high stakes reg himself....

[@kylef8703]

He even said at the beginning he has 2 7 lol

[@Sonny2170]

Every time Durrrr bluffs he stares into space... C'mon...

[@ruskiroma]

there is a possible flush on the board, three of a kind, which beats his two pair, it's playing safe.

[@stezothewhitenegro4y]

Doesnt matter ..Tom Dwan's sweater/shirt is nice!

[@holdem5180]

the hot dealer even looked surprised at tom when he showed 27

[@crockett616]

Yeah, isaacs voice is annoying, but so what, he seems like a genuinely nice guy and hes really smart and an absolutely excellent player. Also, his commentary is spot on, rare to hear such a competent commentator.

[@adamdominguez656]

I was waiting for Hellmuth to crash through the ceiling.

[@JuaNp4888]

the best bluffer in the world

[@EGarrett01]

He did it with 72 because there was a bonus for winning with 72 and he wanted Sammy to just fold. Why would you discuss this hand or comment on it when you don't even know the circumstances in which it happened?

[@onlyweatherlol93]

dwan: what did you lay down? flush? sammy: no, two pair... dwan: thats why i bet two times pot sammy: i call instantly with a flush dwan: you cant... two times pot shows how much dwan outclasses him, sammy assumes that any flush is the nuts here and snap off a shove. wrong, when he shoves this river he is very polarized. those hands being the nut flush, quads, any full house and then total bluffs. sammy only beats bluffs, so i wait to see him go broke snap calling with a low flush

[@DonLee1980]

this is the biggest bluff ever made.

[@lBluefellow]

THEY DON'T EVEN MAKE THEM ANYMORE, HOW COULD HE MAKE ME BELIEVE IT'S A NEW CARRERA GT?

[@KevinsKontentKorner]

sammy misplayed it, if he raises the flop he probably wins there.key word probably....it is durrrr after all.im not really a durr fan, but the kid can play

[@studiooneuk]

I love the smirk tom has when he sees his cards at the start... i'd have picked up on it if i was sammy

[@jdarmstrong29]

Isaac Haxton makes Norman Chad sound like Isaac Hayes.

[@EGarrett01]

Why the heck would he open raise to 6,0000 preflop with 63? It was twice the normal raise size.

[@xXxDrummerStekoxXx]

Tom Dwan is a great player and all. But I got to say... "WHAT A FUCKING HEAD"

[@Cryptic-te7tb]

sammy should have protected his hand on the river.... checking in that situation indicated such vulnerability.. if the river was a heart i can understand the check.

[@Face_The_Void]

Such terrible logic

[@dankmeme9577]

Durrrr bet 48k when the first three popped im sure that was the biggest factor in Sammys fold

[@DaynePeachman]

@SenneSterchele Yeah, that guy. He and AJ always trying to be funny at the start of every episode, they can leave that part out for me. But when it comes to his analysis and comments he's realy good and relaxed.

[@FeelinGoode]

4:16 - that is what looks like when durrrr is high too

[@youhalgh]

If you ever were going to be on Astro Tilt.. now is the time

[@ColeSonMusic]

sick and twisted durrrrr

[@augustana16]

The elephant in the room is the seven deuce LOL

[@TheLandOfTears]

I don't know why he folded. Supposing Dwan had the best hand and wanted to squeeze as much money from the guy would he not have simply played as though he were weak, going all in would be absurd as the guy would not even call. And also I heard these two made a deal where if they won with a 7.2. hand they would win an extra 10,000, so it was a special of a sort. This sammy guy fucked up big.

[@lolh4x]

TheLandOfTears s People tell themselves they are ready to deal with that kind of money, but a lot of players aren't. He got scared of the amount of money being thrown around and it clouded his judgement tremendously.

[@lolh4x]

TheLandOfTears s Also he didn't really play the hand in a way that gave a tonne of information. He didn't really imply it was strong, or weak. It's Tom Dwan, most players have no idea how his brain works.

[@JohnSmith-cy8hq]

+TheLandOfTears s Huge overbet on the river means either a bluff or a monster. It's hard to think anyone would reraise preflop, get agressive post flop and call check raises on that board if they had anything less than a set, likely a flush. For almost everyone it just wouldn't be worth the risk and they would throw it away and wait for the next opportunity. Tom Dwan is just sick and not like everyone.

[@ChessJew]

@@JohnSmith-cy8hq Someone like Dwan merges his values for just these moments - he's capable of doing this with non-monsters as well, since he turns a lot of his medium values into bluffs. I think Sammy's real mistakes were the size of his flop check raise, and shutting down immediately afterwards. Check raise on the flop wasn't bad, but the sizing meant it gained no information - gave Dwan over 4-1, which means a huge range of hands can call. Checking on the turn and river kept him in the dark and waved a red flag for Dwan - if Sammy bets 2/3rds pot on turn, he's at the very least getting some draws to fold and maybe ending the hand there.

[@Michael89312]

I dont think sammy can really fold this river. it all depends on his turn strategy but tom literally has to have KhQh, AA or JJ. Very narrow range, against a super agro player plus we block AA and 66.

[@eriksports]

In heads up with two aces accounted for you gotta make the call

[@GG22LL-f7m]

Great thing about this match is neither side paid when they lost

[@abdelhakimmekkaoui3161]

Dwane is the best player after ivey

[@snozrick]

Maybe at some point. Check Daniel cates ( jungleman) he crushed durrr back in day and ivey

[@joenewbie316]

Sammy must have had Durrr on A/3 which explains the call at the flop, 2 paired the turn and then boat at the river.... and to call an all in bet like that is tough. That's how I would have read that hand just based on the betting... Sammy must have thought to trap Durrr with the better 2 pair A/6's vs A/3 till the river... That's how my thinking would have been.

[@Mitjitsu]

Sammy played the hand so badly on the turn and river that he deserved to get bluffed out.

[@Shadoweprinz]

is that guy in the tv show heroes? he looks like the police guy

[@Gytax0]

@deanneugebauer It's "durrrrland", not "durrrland".

[@laravelisbullschitt3281]

A shame Tom never got any of this money….

[@MegaTriumph1]

The Donkey Call Game.

[@loppydisk]

If I were Sammy would think Durrr would a hand that they didn't mention like JJ.

[@salvadorlopez998]

When durr says I’m all in your gonna lose some money no matter what lol

[@icyboy771z]

GOAT poker bluff

[@Abernier3]

not only did anybody hear that I think everybody heard that

[@Pellempi]

@lilcrazyaznboy I doubt you would've called with no hesitation and I strongly disagree that players who play like you described are usually bluffing. A person who is checking to the end usually doesn't have a strong hand because with a big hand you want a big pot and if you don't build the pot you have to be sure your opponent will build the pot for you.

[@YoungCub]

Tis is the hand that took Sammy totally out of the game... For the rest of the match he was just looking depressed. His whole fam was there

[@Puls4rt]

"stakes got sammy". enough said.

[@AverageArtz]

@crockett616 Where is he from? Sounds like he has a voice of his own..

[@IMakeBoringVideos]

i dont think i could have folded that spot... only hand he cuda really had id have been able to put him on was mabey JJ or KQ suited. but KQ wud be too unlikely...but feel free to tell me why i shud fold if i was in that spot