You don't need a HUD to spot the pattern here. Every time action folds to Tom Dwan in the cutoff, he's going to raise. And every time durrrr raises the cutoff, Andrew Feldman is going to three-bet his button. But sometimes they actually have hands. This time Feldman three-bet to $7,400, and Dwan surprised him by moving all in.

Feldman agonized, saying he just couldn't fold his hand. Eventually he paid the extra $38,800. "All these eights, they're killing me."

Dwan:
Feldman:

The dealer laid the flop and the turn. He was burning before the river when David Oppenheim said, "Feel a little better now, Tom?" "There's still a --." Dwan didn't get to finish his sentence before the materialized on the river. Ouch.

"How dare you speak before it was done," David Benyamine chided Oppenheim.

With that $80k pot, Feldman is up on the day at the moment and durrrr rebought for another $100k.

Tags: Tom DwanAndrew FeldmanDavid Oppenheim