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Starting with $7k made from a $200/$400 Cap Pot-Limit Omaha game, Dwan moved on to lose $113,716 from 241 hands of $300/$600 Six-Max PLO.

Despite dropping the stakes to $200/$400, Dwan’s second bought of Six-Max PLO barely worked out better than the first. In fact, he lost another $93k before moving to heads-up.

Sahamies would be Dwan’s first opponent of the evening. There he made $25,589 after 112 hands of $300/$600 PLO, but still down nearly $200k, Dwan tried to chase his losses at $200/$400 No-Limit Hold’em heads-up against Justin “ZeeJustin” Bonomo.

Unfortunately, Dwan went on to double those losses instead, losing $190,668 to Bonomo over a 1,275-hand match.

Sahamies, who was up over $400k at this point, returned to play Dwan heads-up at the nosebleed $500/$1,000 PLO tables, crushing the Full Tilt pro over another 1,572-hand match.

Partly thanks to winning the largest pot from the session, at $176k, Sahamies managed to fleece Dwan for over $551,000, ending his session up just $15k shy of $1 million.

Dwan, who had been on a hot-streak over the last few weeks, booked a $917,379 loss, bringing his total profit for the year down to around $2.7 million. Despite the loss, Dwan remains in first place as the year’s top winner so far.

Below are Dwan’s three largest pots of the night, head to MarketPulse to see more.

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Dwan’s first session of the day was a brief 21-hand stint at $200/$400 Cap Pot-Limit Omaha where he won $19,682.

After a five hour break, he returned to the tables to play South heads up at $200/$400 PLO. The match lasted 224 hands with the largest pot coming in at $172,184.

But despite losing the seven largest pots of the session, Dwan managed to keep his losses to only $251k.

This single session would be the only cards South would play on the night. Adding the $251k to his totals for the year now brings South back up to over $3.1 million.

A surprise to most, Dwan has struggled to turn any profit for 2010, currently sitting down around $580k on the year.

His inability to turn a profit seems to have little to do with hand volume as Dwan sits just 300 hands shy of 60,000, making him the fourth most active high-stakes player on Full Tilt so far this year.

After his session with South went south, durrrr went on to play 503 hands of $200/$400 Cap-PLO against Gus Hansen, Brian Townsend and Phil “OMGClayAiken” Galfond, losing another $155k.

Fortunately, he managed to make $353,195 playing 7-Game, subsidizing the majority of his losses.

Gus Hansen continues to win at the tables posting a $182k win from 7-Game, and another $85k from Cap-PLO to add $268,205 to his roll.

Since his 30-day suspension last year, Brian Townsend has been on a heavy downswing losing another $224k at 7-Game last night to push his losses on the year over $1 million.

Below are the three largest pots between South and Dwan. To see more hands from the night, head to MarketPulse.

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