Updated on 22 Feb 26 by
Davor Miljkovic
Poker Expert

durrrr Dominating The Online Poker World

Tom "durrrr" Dwan extended his reign from High Stakes Poker table to the online tables where he played against everyone and won against all of them except Phil Ivey.

Tom DwanTom "durrrr" Dwan (pictured right) dominated High Stakes Poker veterans
such as Daniel Negreanu and Barry Greenstein, so what else did he do?

His recent activities included playing HU PLO against three different
opponents at the same time, along with playing all the Mixed HA games
that were running in the meantime.

His biggest victim was Gus Hansen in the HU PLO, where the Great Dane
lost over $1 million to Dwan. The cards went in Dwan's favour in the
session between the two, which he affirmed to Hansen in the chatbox.

hansen down a million

Gus HansenOne of the biggest pots Dwan took away from Gus Hansen (pictured left) was for $227,984.
Hansen opened that hand with a $3,000 bet, Dwan raised to $9,000 and
Hansen ended pre-flop action with a call.

The flop came 5d6dKc and
Dwan checked. Hansen fired a $12,000 bullet and got a quick reply in
the form of a $54,000 bullet from Dwan. Hansen moved all-in for
$116,992 and Dwan called.

Hansen revealed Td5h7d6s and Dwan turned over Tc3cKdAd. The turn brought 3s and gave Dwan the lead, which remained on the river, as Js offered no help to Hansen.

Gus Hansen ended the day with a $900,000 loss. It's not the first time
that he had a bad day, but in overall he tends to come on top of these
swings and end up winning more than he gives away to his opponents.

ivey slays the beast from the durrrr land

Phil IveyMeanwhile, Phil Ivey (pictured right) doesn't like his bankroll to swing around in
different directions every day. As such, he recorded another successful session with a slight, but still notable profit.

He was the only player who
managed to stop Dwan, ending the day with $187,000 in total winnings.

Dwan earned almost $2 million spread across the tables but recorded a
total profit of "only" $670,000 due to losing quite a bit to Ivey. One
of the biggest pots between the two was in HU PLO for $285,000.

Action began with Ivey betting $3,000 and Dwan calling it. The
flop came 8s3c6s, Dwan bet $4,800 and this time Ivey just called. The turn
brought 5h and Dwan bet $12,200.

Ivey raised to $47,000 and Dwan re-raised to $109,600. Ivey put in his remaining 87,909 and showed 6d7d8h9d, while Dwan held AdJh9c7c. Both players had a straight, but Ivey also had two pairs which gave him a possibility to catch a full house on the river.

The river came 6c which was one of the cards Ivey was hoping for and gave him the $285,418 pot.

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