Dvoress Wins Huge Pot Against Grafton

The board was down , and there were close to 150,000 chips in the middle. Daniel Dvoress bet 110,000 from the big blind, and Sam Grafton called from the cutoff and left himself with 160,000 behind.

The river card was the , and Dvoress needed to use a time-extension to think over his next move. Nearly a minute had passed in total before Dvoress announced all in for around 400,000.

Grafton went into the tank and used three time-extensions while he mulled over whether to put his tournament life on the line or not. Ultimately, after two minutes had gone by, the Brit opted to fold, and Dvoress picked up one of the biggest pots of the tournament so far.