Third best Dolly

Last night, I had a lengthy session, but little to show for it at the end. At least I came out slightly ahead. The most memorable hand of the night came relatively early on. On hand 24, I was dealt 2c Tc, and ended up winning a pot worth $52,588 with two pair, tens and deuces. For those in the know poker-wise, any ten deuce hand, suited or otherwise, is known as a Doyle Brunson, in honor of his back to back Word Series of Poker Main Event wins, in each of which his winning hand was a ten deuce. Since Brunson's nickname is Tex Dolly, I decided to see where last night's "Dolly" stacked up. It turns out it was my third best ever; here are the top 10:

$61,894 2d Tc full house Tc Ts Td 2d 2s 2012\0706 hand  27
$26,713 2d Td full house Td Th Tc 2d 2c 2014\0415 hand  30
$25,919 2c Tc two pair   Tc Th 2s 2c Kd 2014\0624 hand  24
$21,240 Th 2h flush      Th 9h 8h 4h 2h 2013\0716\hand 101
$11,190 2h Th full house 2h 2s 2d Qd Qc 2013\0608 hand   1
 $9,000 Tc 2d two pair   Tc Ts 2d 2c Jd 2013\1014 hand  79
 $6,636 Tc 2c flush      Jc Tc 4c 3c 2c 2013\0911 hand  37
 $6,415 Td 2d flush      Jd Td 7d 5d 2d 2013\0613 hand  19
 $4,000 Th 2c full house Th Ts Tc 2h 2c 2012\0517 hand  53
 $3,757 2c Tc two pair   Tc Td 8d 8h As 2012\0705 hand  34

During current Hold'em session you were dealt 108 hands and saw flop:
 - 14 out of 16 times while in big blind (87%)
 - 12 out of 20 times while in small blind (60%)
 - 43 out of 72 times in other positions (59%)
 - a total of 69 out of 108 (63%)
 Pots won at showdown - 3 of 16 (18%)
 Pots won without showdown - 15

delta: $1,144
cash game no limit hold'em balance: $6,282,769
balance: $9,340,472