Daniel Dvoress opened the action from the cutoff and Fedor Holz made the call from the small blind, Mike Watson in the big blind came along as well.
The flop came and action checked to Dvoress. He continued for 7,000 and both players called. The fell on the turn and Holz bet out 9,500. Watson folded and Dvoress raised to 26,000. Holz made the call.
The river came the and Holz took the initiative again and bet out 65.000. Dvoress tanked for quite some time but folded in the end.
"That's gonna bother me for some time!" Dvoress said with a smile. "It's gonna bother me, and I wasn't even involved in the hand" Byron Kaverman added.
After Holz said something about the hand we couldn't really hear well, Kaverman added that he thought Holz had because he bet 65.000. The table laughed and Dvoress added that the exact same thought had crossed his mind as well.
We missed some of the action on this hand but table mate Luuk Gieles added some details afterwards, and then said "That's some action you don't see every day!"
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and action checked to Dvoress. He continued for 7,000 and both players called. The 
fell on the turn and Holz bet out 9,500. Watson folded and Dvoress raised to 26,000. Holz made the call.
and Holz took the initiative again and bet out 65.000. Dvoress tanked for quite some time but folded in the end.
because he bet 65.000. The table laughed and Dvoress added that the exact same thought had crossed his mind as well.
