"Just started vs jungle... Internet sucks and I don't have too much time tho" - Tom Dwan twitted on Sunday.
The 50,000 hand heads-up challange was suspended for nearly a month now, mainly because of the two players' participation at large events such as WSOPE and EPT London. The latter is still in progress, (the final table is being played at the moment, you can watch the live broadcast on RakeRace here), however, both durrrr and jungleman12 have both been eliminated during the qualifying rounds, so now they can continue their $200/$400 high stakes NLHE battle.
Previous games proved jungleman12 to be the better, the 21-year-old NLHE heads-up specialist led by a profit of nearly $700,000. During yesterday's 1 hour 7 minutes game they played 582 hands and with durrrr earning $1.429, this is considered much more of a draw than a win at high stakes poker.
Only one 6 figure pot was on the table during the short session, with the pot being $103.786, which jungleman12 won with higher straight.
Here's the hand:
The two players have played a total of 7,402 hands so far, out of which Daniel 'jungleman12' Cates have won 4,539 with a total profit of $689,599.
The 50,000 hand heads-up challange was suspended for nearly a month now, mainly because of the two players' participation at large events such as WSOPE and EPT London. The latter is still in progress, (the final table is being played at the moment, you can watch the live broadcast on RakeRace here), however, both durrrr and jungleman12 have both been eliminated during the qualifying rounds, so now they can continue their $200/$400 high stakes NLHE battle.
Previous games proved jungleman12 to be the better, the 21-year-old NLHE heads-up specialist led by a profit of nearly $700,000. During yesterday's 1 hour 7 minutes game they played 582 hands and with durrrr earning $1.429, this is considered much more of a draw than a win at high stakes poker.
Only one 6 figure pot was on the table during the short session, with the pot being $103.786, which jungleman12 won with higher straight.
Here's the hand:
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