WATCH: Poker-playing contortionist goes all in… with her feet

Every poker player is occasionally forced to make big moves and maneuvers at the table, but that idea was taken to a whole other level on PokerGO’s Celebrity Poker Tour for Invitees III on Friday.

The tournament saw 79 comedians, celebrities, athletes, YouTubers and social media influencers compete for $50,000 in prize money. However, one hand in particular stood out, with contortionist Sofie Dossi going all-in with her feet.

With blinds of 2,000-3,000, seven players saw A’s flop K 3. Content creator Zach Justice bet 10,000 with top pair, and with only 26,000 in chips left, Dossi decided to go all-in with her K 5.

Only she didn’t just push her chips forward. Using a side table, she moved her legs all the way over her head and moved her chips all the way in, throwing some in the middle with her feet.

Check out the hand below.

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With her feet still above her head, she continued the remaining action at the table. Her tablemate even gave her a handshake and a footshake, congratulating Dossi on the unique push. Commentator Brent Hanks said she looked comfortable, but like a spider.

“I’ve been waiting to do this,” Dossi said as other players pondered what to do in light of such a bold move. Nev Schulman, host of the Catfish documentaries and television series, which eventually came to be called pocket jacks ‘just for fun’.

Justice called with A 7just like actor Michael Blackson with K 7. When the K the turn came, Blackson put in his last chips and Justice called. Meanwhile, Dossi fixed her hair with her foot as the players waited for the river card, which turned out to be the 2.

Although Dossi made trips, her three of a kind was defeated because Blackson had the better kicker. After using her rebuy, she was later eliminated by Brad Owen. The former America has talent finalist with almost 10 million YouTube subscribers left the tournament after a pretty memorable show.

Katie Thurston, from The Bachelorette, went on to win the event for $20,000, while actor Miguel Núñez Jr. came second for $10,000. Out of five Celebrity Poker Tour events organized this season, four have been won by women, including Princess Love, Nemo Zhou and Maria Ho.