He won the four biggest pots of the match, all of which were more than $350,000. Over the next 12 hours it was all Sulsky. The two began playing $300/600 PLO and Blom darted out to a $300,000 lead, but Sulsky fought back to take the lead, prompting Blom to request that they increase the stakes to $400/800.

On Wednesday, Blom pressed his luck against Sulsky and suffered one of his worst sessions of the year.

He then took a seat at a $2K/$4K 2-7 triple draw table against Phil 'Polarizing' Ivey, 'kagome kagome' and Alex 'Alexonmoon' Luneau, and grinded out a $300,000 win over 3.5 hours. He carried that rush into Tuesday afternoon by winning $314,500 in less than an hour versus 'Sankler' at $500/$1000 CAP no-limit hold'em. Late Monday night, Blom won $395,000 in just 17 minutes against Tollerene in a $500/$1000 CAP PLO game. Railbirds got their share of action this week as Blom won more than a $1 million and then lost it all within 24 hours. Viktor Blom is no stranger to million-dollar swings, making him one of the most entertaining players to watch. Dwan is now among 2013's biggest winners, a distinction that hasn't been associated with his name in recent years. Meanwhile, Dwan also won more than a million most of it coming during a $500/$1,000 pot-limit Omaha session against Gus Hansen, 'SetoKaiba1,' 'DrugsOrMe,' Hac 'trex313' Dang, and Ronny 'ronnyr36717' Kaiser on Thursday. Sulsky was running cold entering May, dropping $2 million since the start of the year, but his seven-figure week removed him from the list of the year's five biggest high-stakes losers. Tom 'durrrr' Dwan, Ben “Sauce1234” Sulsky, Patrik “FinddaGrind” Antonius, Phil 'Polarizing' Ivey, Gus Hansen and Alexander “PostFlopAction” Kostritsyn all duked it out on Full Tilt Poker as millions of dollars changed hands by the day.īlom began the week as the biggest earner after profiting $1 million on Tuesday against several opponents, but he lost all of it and then some the following day to Sulsky, who ended the week as the biggest winner. Viktor 'Isildur1' Blom and Ben “Bttech86” Tollerene have headlined the high-stakes action this year and they continued their pot-limit Omaha battles this week, but several others also got involved. Most of the regular nosebleed players mixed it up on the virtual felts despite the start of the EPT Grand Final in Monaco, which is offering massive high-stakes cash games for the first time this year. The past week was one of the busiest of the year for the high-stakes cash games at Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars.

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