Soul Crushing $287,700 Cooler! Tom Dwan Strikes on Poker After Dark!

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On: November 9, 2024

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Tom Dwan delivers a soul-crushing $287,700 cooler against Eli Elezra in this unforgettable hand from Poker After Dark!

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