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Tom Dwan Wins $700K on first day of Poker After Dark reboot
Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Poker After Dark, Tom Dwan.
Posted on 16 August 2017 by "T".

The all-new Poker After Dark show started on Monday August 14th and it seems like poker legend Tom "durrrr" Dwan is already on fire, as he has created some excitement already after winning a $700,000 pot against Antonio Esfandiari on the first day of play.

 

 

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You can catch all of the all-new Poker After Dark action exclusively on PokerGO. Subscribers can also view the past seasons they missed via the on-demand library.

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12 comments on "Tom Dwan Wins $700K on first day of Poker After Dark reboot"


 shokaku16/08/2017 13:38:12 GMT
They made it quite easy for him. Bellande, Roberts and Klein are not a match for top pros, and they are there on all three days. Sure, Negranu and Esfandiari are tough opposition, but are there only one day, while Robl is not as good as they are, and Brunson is wise enough not to play to much against Dwan.
 CALICUL16/08/2017 15:04:40 GMT
He's back in force. If he earned a very large amount of money from the first day it is clear he wants to do great things. Let's see the replies of the other players and how he will succeed in overcoming important moments. Is a shark over sharks this Tom Dwan. Very good player.
 shokaku16/08/2017 15:42:02 GMT
Negreanu just had to fold the queens here. Those guys may play very loose preflop, but after that much action, including an all in and a call, he no longer could expect his queens to be good.
 bowie198416/08/2017 23:44:28 GMT
Posted by shokaku:
Negreanu just had to fold the queens here. Those guys may play very loose preflop, but after that much action, including an all in and a call, he no longer could expect his queens to be good.

I notice almost all of them play more loose if the cameras are around.
 Tony_MON7ANA17/08/2017 04:09:35 GMT
Wow! The revival of the legendary TV show “Poker After Dark”! It's good news to all the aspiring poker players around the globe. I am looking forward to watching the replay online when I have some free time.
 shokaku17/08/2017 05:50:00 GMT
Of cause they play way more loose before the camera. No one wants to watch for hours 6 rocks sitting around, waiting for a monster hand, and getting no action then, if they finaly get one dealt.
 doubletop77717/08/2017 07:34:19 GMT
What a sick pot and Tom Dwan must have been very excited when Antonio three bet him. The way Dwan plays, nobody could ever put him on Aces and i don't blame Antonio for going all in
 pajalnick17/08/2017 09:31:23 GMT
Posted by Tony_MON7ANA:
Wow! The revival of the legendary TV show �Poker After Dark�! It's good news to all the aspiring poker players around the globe. I am looking forward to watching the replay online when I have some free time.

In Russia this show was shown on TV and it was very interesting to watch this show ..... I then did not play poker online and I learned the understanding of poker from this program .... Of course now this show on TV will not be shown But now everything can be found on the Internet
 DaCapo7117/08/2017 09:37:46 GMT
That´s a amzing 700k pot winning for Durr against Esfandiari. In the high roller games like poker after dark they have unbelievable big stacks at the table. But it was nice to see, that his comeback was good, so we can expected more interesting tv shows in the future.
 perattin17/08/2017 16:29:09 GMT

I think Tom Dwan enjoys a lot of these televised poker games. He plays very loose, very lucky and with millionaires wells for all the viewers but less for him, since he is accustomed to play high stakes in Macau by figures much higher than these. That's why I think it's one of the reasons why he plays more relieved and he is enjoying the game.-
 pochui18/08/2017 07:59:29 GMT
well to be honest I think this is just some epic bullsh1t, there is no real money involved and they are just given some you can almost call play chips to splash, seriously doubt any of it comes from their own pockets, so loose game is exactly what poker industry wants to promote...

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