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The Final Hand from the 2002 World Series
of Poker Championship Event
At the final table with $20,000/40,000 blinds, Robert Varkonyi was sitting with Qd, 10s, while Julian Gardner had Jc, 8c. Varkonyi raised to $90,000 and Gardner called. The flop of Qc, 4c, 4s gave Varkonyi an overpair, while Gardner was on a flush a draw. Gardner checked and Varkonyi bet $50,000. Gardner decided to semi-bluff with his flush draw and moved all-in. Varkonyi called. The turn and river of Td, Tc helped Gardner to make a flush...but it also gave Varkonyi a full house and the win.
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