So far the exact amount of money that exchanged hands is unclear but, according to reports, Dwan walked away from the match with a $1.5 million profit. In the interest of calculating exactly how profitable he was Daniel did some number crunching and when the results were in his overall profit stood at $7,055,001.Ī quick glance at his figures also shows that over the course of 292 hours of play his win rate hit $24,160/hr.īeyond this, Daniel also analysed his performances throughout 2014 and discovered that after playing 44 tournaments (at a cost of $2,931,661) he's made an overall profit of $7,315,482.Īccording to a recent forum post, Tom 'durrrr' Dwan recently took on a Limit Hold'em computer in $5,000/$10,000 heads-up showdown.Ĭross booked by a group of high stakes players from Bobby's Room, the match reportedly saw Dwan move 400 big bets ahead of the machine at one point before the software fought back. Over the course of 32 events this summer Daniel's 2014 WSOP haul reached an impressive $8,545,408, but that's not the end of the story.

On top of finishing second in Event #13 and achieving seven further cashes, the Canadian pro banked more than $8 million when he finished second in the Big One for One Drop. It's fair to say that Daniel Negreanu has had a pretty impressive run of form at this year's WSOP.

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