Dylan Honeyman Poker
Posted By admin On 15/04/22
Dylan Honeyman is a 25-year old professional poker player from Perth in Western Australia. An unassuming character at the table, Dylan’s quiet demeanour belies his aggressive play that has been honed in the online world under the moniker “WhiteRabbito”.
Dylan clearly enjoys the big stage of the Aussie Millions. His best live result came with a win in the Bounty Event at the 2013 Aussie Millions for AU$120,000. He also cashed in the Aussie Millions Main Event last year in 56th place. Now with at least AU$210,000 locked up, Dylan has recorded his best ever result and will be looking to at least climb a few more pay jumps as the short stack of the final table.
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Dylan says that his progress through this tournament has been 'a blur', but clearly it was Day 2 where he made the biggest impact where he ended the day as the chip leader. He says that he has enjoyed the excellent deep structure of this event and has had an amazing time in Melbourne. There would be nothing more amazing that to end his trip with the Aussie Millions title.
Ari Engel called on the button with an unknown hand, and then Dylan Honeyman reraised from the small blind to 380,000 with the. Dunst came back over the top with a four-bet to 800,000, Engel folded, and then Honeyman moved all in for 1.5 million. Dunst called, and the cards were on their backs. Dylan Honeyman: Bart Lybaert: The board ran out and that would be the end of Honeyman's tournament run. Lybaert made queens and sevens to take down the pot and for his 15th place finish, Honeyman took home $31,076.
Hand #34: From under the gun, Dunst raised to 125,000 with the . Ari Engel called on the button with an unknown hand, and then Dylan Honeyman reraised from the small blind to 380,000 with the . Dunst came back over the top with a four-bet to 800,000, Engel folded, and then Honeyman moved all in for 1.5 million. Dunst called, and the cards were on their backs.
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Honeyman tripped up on the flop, but Dunst did pick up a Broadway straight draw. The turn was the and didn't change much, as Dunst still needed a queen on the river to win the hand and knock Honeyman out.
But then, the dealer slapped the on the river and Dunst had made the straight. He won the pot to send Honeyman to the payout desk to collect AU$340,000 in prize money.
With that, the remaining four players were all guaranteed AU$445,000.