Hand breakdown
Nicolette's $3,400 decision against Peter
Hustler Casino Live · High Stakes $50/100 (November 13, 2026) · No-Limit Hold'em · $50/$100
Peter posts the $50 small blind, and Francisco posts the $100 big blind and the $100 ante for the table. Mikki Mase raises to $200, Luda Chris and Psycho Dan call, Schlubby Greg folds, and Nicolette calls on the button with K♥ 7♥. Peter re-raises to $1,400 from the small blind. Francisco and Mikki Mase fold, and Luda Chris, Psycho Dan and Nicolette call. The flop is 7♦ A♣ K♣, two pair for Nicolette, kings and sevens. Peter bets $3,400 into $6,000. Luda Chris and Psycho Dan fold. Nicolette has $21,700 behind and $3,400 to call into $9,400, and Peter has $75,650 behind.
You're Nicolette. Fold, call $3,400 or raise?
Flop
Your cards
- Pot
- $9,400
- To call
- $3,400
It's $3,400 to call for a pot of $12,800 with your call in it. You're last to act.
You chose to fold.
You chose to call.
You chose to raise.
The video's title, thumbnail, graphics and commentary can give the result away.
Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 4:03:39
Flop
Players in the hand
- Peter
- Francisco
- Mikki Mase
- Luda Chris
- Psycho Dan
- Nicolette
- Stakes
- $50/
$100 - Big blind ante
- $100
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What happened
Nicolette raised after 36 seconds. On run 1, Peter showed Q♣ 10♣ (an ace-high flush) and Nicolette showed K♥ 7♥ (kings and sevens). On run 2, Peter showed Q♣ 10♣ (a pair of kings) and Nicolette showed K♥ 7♥ (kings full of sevens). Peter and Nicolette shared the $49,400 pot.
- Run it twice
- All-in
- Peter 32.6%
Peter won $1,600
- Nicolette 67.4%
Nicolette won $1,600
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Mikki Mase lost $200
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Luda Chris lost $1,400
- Psycho Dan
Psycho Dan lost $1,400
Run 1
Run 2
- Final pot
- $49,400
What made it hard
Nicolette's kings and sevens were bottom two pair on a board with two clubs: behind ace-king, ace-seven or a set, ahead of any other ace. After a long think she moved all-in for $21,700, and Peter called the $18,300 more with Q♣ 10♣, a club flush draw and an inside straight draw that a jack would fill. Counting every card the screen showed folded, Nicolette won about 67 times in 100. They ran the turn and river twice, each run for half the pot. The first, Q♦ 6♣, gave Peter the club flush. The second, K♦ 2♥, gave Nicolette a full house, kings full of sevens; once the K♦ fell, only the J♣, a royal flush for Peter, could have beaten her. Each took $24,700, half of the $49,400 pot, so each came out $1,600 ahead.
Chance to win, street by street
Each street's chances are worked out on that street's cards, among the players who called, bet or raised at some point in the hand or were still in at the end. Each of them counts up to and including the street where they fold. A player who folded without calling, betting or raising isn't counted, even after posting a blind, and a street where a counted player's cards were never shown has no row.
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Preflop
- Peter: 21.9% chance to win outright (1.3% chance to split the pot).
- Mikki Mase: 8.5% chance to win outright (1.3% chance to split the pot).
- Luda Chris: 23.6% chance to win outright (0.4% chance to split the pot).
- Psycho Dan: 11.3% chance to win outright (1.3% chance to split the pot).
- Nicolette: 33.4% chance to win outright (0.4% chance to split the pot).
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Flop
- Peter: 32.1% chance to win outright (0.3% chance to split the pot).
- Luda Chris: 2.2% chance to win outright.
- Psycho Dan: 8.1% chance to win outright (0.3% chance to split the pot).
- Nicolette: 57.3% chance to win outright.
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Turn
- Peter: 23.5% chance to win outright.
- Nicolette: 76.5% chance to win outright.
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River, run 1
- Peter: 100.0% chance to win outright.
- Nicolette: 0.0% chance to win outright.
Peter wins on run 1.
Nicolette had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the river.
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Turn, run 2
- Peter: 3.1% chance to win outright.
- Nicolette: 96.9% chance to win outright.
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River, run 2
- Peter: 0.0% chance to win outright.
- Nicolette: 100.0% chance to win outright.
Nicolette wins on run 2.
Peter had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the river.
How long they took
- 4:04:09 Luda Chris calls $200 after 1 second.
- 4:04:12 Psycho Dan calls $200 after 3 seconds.
- 4:04:16 Nicolette calls $200 after 4 seconds.
- 4:04:25 Peter raises to $1,400 after 9 seconds.
- 4:04:38 Mikki Mase folds after 1 second.
- 4:04:40 Luda Chris calls $1,400 after 2 seconds.
- 4:04:43 Psycho Dan calls $1,400 after 3 seconds.
- 4:04:51 Nicolette calls $1,400 after 8 seconds.
- 4:05:23 Luda Chris folds after 1 second.
- 4:05:24 Psycho Dan folds after 1 second.
- 4:06:00 Nicolette goes all-in for $21,700 after 36 seconds.
- 4:06:04 Peter calls $21,700 after 4 seconds.
Tonight
The 3rd-biggest of the night's 93 confirmed pots.
Nicolette's $21,700 put this hand 3rd for the biggest bet or raise among the night's 91 confirmed hands that had one.
Luda Chris, Nicolette and Peter played 11 pots together that night.
Chance to win when the money went in
Each hand's share of the pot across every way the rest of the board could come, ties split, with every hand in the pot face up. At the table, nobody could see the others' cards.
Nicolette had a 44.4% chance to win both runs.
Who got lucky, in dollars
What each player collected, minus their expected share of the pot when the money went in. The cards still to come decided the difference.
Every action, street by street
- Preflop
- 4:04:08 Mikki Mase raises to $200
- 4:04:09 Luda Chris calls $200
- 4:04:12 Psycho Dan calls $200
- 4:04:12 Schlubby Greg folds
- 4:04:16 Nicolette calls $200
- 4:04:25 Peter raises to $1,400
- 4:04:37 Francisco folds
- 4:04:38 Mikki Mase folds
- 4:04:40 Luda Chris calls $1,400
- 4:04:43 Psycho Dan calls $1,400
- 4:04:51 Nicolette calls $1,400
Pot: $6,000
- Flop
- 4:05:22 Peter bets $3,400
- 4:05:23 Luda Chris folds
- 4:05:24 Psycho Dan folds
- 4:06:00 Nicolette goes all-in for $21,700
- 4:06:04 Peter calls $21,700
Pot: $49,400
- Turn
Pot: $49,400
- River
Pot: $49,400
- Second run
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