Quote Originally Posted by oskar
I have no clue how Durrr could make that play. But I guess that's why I'm not a millionaire yet.
How many people are going to put $100k behind a marginal spot?

Flop: Durr raises for information, to make it difficult for a better T to continue and as a semi-bluff. My guess is that if it folds to Barry and Barry calls he's done unless he spikes a Ten.

Button flats, UTG calls.

UTG: Likely big pair (AA/KK/QQ/JJ), maybe a flopped monster trapping.
BN: Either a very loose call with Tx or trips, 22 (delt one way) or TT. However, can he discount TT because he figures TT would re-raise given how crazy loose the game is and the amount of money that is out there.

On the turn he knows he's toast. He can't steal a free 2-outer.

BN might be on timid money (recently booked a big win, wants to look like he belongs on TV) and might play bad enough to flat Tx. Barry reads hands well enough to think that Tom wouldn't bluff big into a weak player and him repping a big pair. So Tom turns his hand into a big bluff and it works out.