High stakes poker - season 4, episode 14, big pot 800 000 $

Guy Laliberté vs. Doyle Brunson, really big pot, it was the biggest one when there were playing this hand.

Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson (born August 10, 1933 in Longworth, Texas) - American poker player, author of books about poker.

In the ongoing career of over 40 years, won two consecutive main event at the World Series of Poker (1976 and 1977). For the history of his hand went 10-2. These two theoretical weaknesses card gave him the two titles. First, defeated AJ Jesse Alto community cards with AJ-10-2-10, and a year later appeared on the table and beat 8-5 10-8-5-2-10 Gary Berland. He won a total of 10 bracelets for winning the various WSOP events, which gives him a second place in history in terms of volume gained by one player bracelets, tie with Johnny Chan (record of 11 bracelets belongs to Phil Hellmuth). In 1988 he was introduced to the Poker Hall of Fame.

Guy Laliberté (born 2 September 1959 in Québec) - founder and CEO of Cirque du Soleil. He began playing the accordion and swallowing fire. Laliberté created his circus was a synthesis of all existing styles in the world of circus. In 2006, the owner of 95% stake worth $ 1.2 billion of Cirque du Soleil was named by Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
In April 2007, Laliberté has won fourth place in a poker tournament at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. In addition, actively participates in many poker tournaments around the world.