The Most SHOCKING All-In's In Poker History!

from the biggest pot in televised poker

history.

>> There's the call.

>> Hey, call.

>> Wow.

>> Tom Dwan has just won the biggest pot in

the history of televised poker.

>> To a cooler so sick it should be

illegal.

>> You got to be kidding me. We've got a

straight flush against a nut flush.

I cannot believe this. I have never seen

anything like this in my life.

>> These are the most shocking all-ins in

poker history. We start with the single

biggest pot ever played on live

television. [music] Tom Dwayne sat

across from Wesley Fay, a crypto

millionaire who'd been playing poker for

18 months. Five bets pre flop. Over half

a million dollars in before the flop

even hit. Wesley triplebarreled with ace

king. Nothing but air into the one man

you cannot bluff.

>> Tom Dwan has been

part of some of the biggest hands in

poker history. And once again he is here

on our stage.

Just under 800,000 to call. We've got

2.3 million in the pot.

>> You could just have the aces.

It just doesn't seem like you have the

aces.

>> I'm going to feel dumb if you do.

From everything Dwan is talk saying, it

sounds like he has kings.

>> What the [ __ ]

Look at the size of that pot.

>> What the [ __ ]

Feels

like you just flop for [ __ ] trips.

>> What?

Five bets pre flop. Wesley bet the flop.

Bet the turn and has moved all in on the

river. We've got 2.3 million in there.

>> Feels like you're just popping [ __ ]

chips, huh?

He's got queens.

>> There's the call.

>> Hey, call.

>> Wow.

>> Tom Dwan has just won the biggest pot in

the history of televised poker.

$3.1 million

>> to Tom Dwan.

>> This is 1.5 in. Holy [ __ ]

Good afternoon.

>> You're a champion.

>> 70.

>> 70.

>> You have more heart than anyone here.

>> 1 2 3.

>> You okay?

>> 7845 pot.

>> 784.

>> Wesley is shaking.

>> He just lost.

>> 3 million pot.

>> A $3 million pot here on Hustler Casino

Live.

>> You know, I got 1845.

>> Uh, just count it.

>> Okay.

>> I thought you had Aces coffee and we're

still in the blender. Not quick.

>> Snap. I would snap.

>> God, what a

>> what a call, Tom.

>> It's a flip.

>> What a call, Tom.

>> Tom, it was a flip.

>> Oh, can't bluff, Tom.

[laughter]

I can't bluff him.

>> Wesley later admitted, "Can't bluff Tom.

From the biggest pot ever recorded to

the most statistically impossible cooler

in poker history. When all three

diamonds hit the flop, Mariano had

flopped a straight flush and Andy Staxs

had flopped the ace high flush. One of

those hands is unbeatable. The other

just looks like it. You got to be

kidding me. We've got a straight flush

against a nut flush.

I cannot believe this. I have never seen

anything like this in my life. Mariano

in a four bet pot has flopped a straight

flush and Andy with the ace high flush.

$27,000 in the pot. It checked through

on the flop.

Mariano

started this hand with about $300,000.

>> Mariano bets $8,000 and just got raised.

Imagine having a straight flush and

getting raised.

Mariano on the right side of your screen

right there has flopped the straight

flush in a four bet pot.

board does not pair.

>> It is a fourth diamond out there.

>> 120

>> and Andy just bets $120,000. as Mariano

moves all in.

Andy calls and shows him the ace.

>> Oh my god, that's sick.

>> Mariano.

>> $611,000

pot. And Mariano can't believe it. We've

seen that before.

>> Open. No, no, no, no. Open three back

in. Pull back.

>> Who has the three flush? Mariano

open three bed. Call three bed for bed.

Call the color for bed.

>> Wow.

>> You run pretty good%.

>> When you fall back with this flow,

>> you run pretty good. An understatement.

>> Mariano flops a straight flush. Andy

flops the ace high flush.

It all goes in on the river. $611,000

pot. Commentator David Tuckman. I don't

think I've ever seen that in my entire

career. From a statistical impossibility

to the hand that broke the record books.

Tom Dwayne versus Phil Ivy for $1.1

million. Both players flopped a gutshot

straight draw. [music] When the four hit

the turn, Ivy made the wheel. Dwayne

made the nuts. One of them was drawing

dead and didn't know it.

>> Oh my gosh.

Wow.

>> Oh wow.

This is unbelievable. Ivy cannot win

this pot, but he's made a straight. Both

players have a straight.

Talk about the Jin card.

Ivy makes the wheel. Dwan has the

absolute nuts.

We could see the largest pot ever in

televised poker history.

There's 75,000

80 85 90,000

>> 90,000.

Phil Ivy

bets $90,000.

Hey, Tom Dwan, what do you do? Wow, with

a flush draw out there. I'm sorry. I'm

going to go ahead and raise right here.

But I'm not going to raise my whole

stack. I'm going to raise it about

200,000 more. Make it look like I can

still lay my hand down. Maybe 150 more

even. Now, Ivy's one of the best in the

world. But can he get away from a wheel?

He's made the straight. Both players

have made the straight. Tom Dwan with

the absolute nuts. Oh, talk about a Jin

card on the turn.

Well, the biggest pot in the history of

televised poker is just over 900,000. We

have a chance

of breaking that right here. Tom Dwan

with the nuts. The seven high straight.

Phil Ivy with the five high straight.

>> He's definitely going to raise here.

The pot is $29,000.

The action is at Tom Dwan.

Unbelievable.

>> 1426

>> and the raise is 142,000 more

>> more.

And this is where we're going to see how

good is Phil Ivy. He's staring at Dwan's

stack trying to figure out where he's

at.

>> 258.

>> Can I have it all? Can I get all those

chips? I don't think Ivy can get away

from this hand. But I'll tell you what,

he is considered the best cash game

player in the world. If anybody can get

away, it's Phil Ivy.

>> I mean, at this point, I don't even know

if Ivy wants to get away.

>> I'm all in.

>> HE'S ALL IN. OH MY GOSH. Ivy is all in.

>> Dwan calls with the nuts. Ivy cannot win