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PokerNews runs down the biggest pots and most interesting hands from Season 8, Episode 13 of "High Stakes Poker," which featured Tom Dwan and Phil Hellmuth. ....
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Hellmuth opened the action with a limp from early position holding . He opted not to spring the trap preflop, though, just calling when James Bord popped it to $2,000 a couple of seats over in the cutoff with . . Bord continued with a decent-sized bet of $3,000 and Hellmuth stuck around for the turn. Hellmuth checked again and Bord barreled big with $15,000, more than the $11K pot. I m just gonna bluff it off now, he declared. This kinda doesn t feel fair, Hellmuth griped. Man. I almost stuck the whole hundred [thousand] in before the flop. I wish you did. I don t have anything at all, Hellmuth said, flashing the kings and mucking. ....
In the first hand of the new episode, Damien Leforbes raised to $2,500 from middle position with the and the ever-aggressive . Action folded back to Leforbes and he called to see the flop, which gave Schwimer trip eights. Leforbes check-called a bet of $6,000 and then check-called one of $15,000 on the turn. The river was gin for Leforbes, who checked his full house. Schwimer bet $24,000, which left him just $21,000 behind, and Leforbes check-raised all in. âDid you get lucky as shit on me?â a seemingly-frustrated Schwimer asked before calling off and discovering the bad news. âI will not apologize for running good,â said Leforbes as he pulled in the $153,400 pot. ....
High Stakes Poker episode on PokerGO was a continuation of last weekâs game. However, the players agreed to make the straddle mandatory, so bumped the game to $200/$400/$800 w/ an $800 ante from the third blind. Schwimer Runs It Twice Damien Leforbes raised to $1,600 from the hijack with the and . on the button and three-bet to $7,000. Tom Dwan called an additional $6,200 from the straddle with the , both Leforbes and Bellande called $5,400, and it was four-ways to the flop. Three checks saw Schwimer bet $24,000, both Dwan and Leforbes folded, and Bellande check-raised all in. âOh man, oh man, Iâve got a really good hand,â Schwimer said before calling off for $135K. Schwimer asked Bellande whether he wanted to run it once or twice, and the latter said it was up to him. Schwimer said once before the hands were turned up. ....