Jean-Robert Bellande opened for $6,000 and Doyle Brunson called from the cutoff. The button, blinds, and straddler all got out of the way, and it was heads-up action to the flop. Bellande bet $11,000, Brunson called, and the dealer burned and turned the .

Bellande bet again, this time $22,000, but he couldn't shake Brunson, who flatted. When the completed the board on the river, Bellande slowed down with a check and Brunson fired out $41,000. Bellande hit the tank for several minutes with calling chips in his hand.

"I don't like to fold," he said before dropping in the call.

"Two tens," Brunson proclaimed and tabled the . It was good enough to win the $164,000 pot as Bellande sent his cards to the muck. With that, Brunson brought his stack up to $475,000.