Mark Newhouse’s story is quite particular. In 2013 he reached the final table of the World Series of Poker and finished ninth for a $733,224 prize. One year later he was again at the final table of the biggest event and again finished ninth. Yes, that happened for real.

Newhouse was on a pretty complicated spot, specially when you are playing for ten million dollars. A hand facing the chip leader, who is putting pressure on everyone, is hard to fold. But turning it into a bluff is having ba… courage.

What does Doug thinks about it?