Hand breakdown

24kGoldn's turn all-in for $1,180 against Brantzen

Hustler Casino Live · Max Pain Monday · No-Limit Hold'em · $10/$20/$40 · November 2, 2026

Brantzen calls 24kGoldn's raise with pocket sevens and check-raises the 4♣ 5♥ 6♠ flop, then bets $400 on the 8♦ turn. 24kGoldn moves all-in for $1,180.

You're Brantzen. Fold or call $780?

Turn

Your cards

Pot
$3,300
To call
$780

It's $780 to call for a pot of $4,080 with your call in it. You're last to act.

The price to call is 19.1% of the pot after the call.

Your decision

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Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 36:15

The hand so far

  1. 36:45 24kGoldn raises to $120. You call. Francisco, DJ Washburn, Bruce Buffer and DJ fold.
  2. 37:21 On the flop, you check. 24kGoldn bets $220.
  3. 37:35 You raise to $700. 24kGoldn calls.
  4. 38:11 On the turn, you bet $400.
  5. 38:13 24kGoldn goes all-in for $1,180.

Turn

Players in the hand

  • 24kGoldn Hijack $2,000
  • Brantzen Small blind $3,000
Stakes
$10/$20/$40
Big blind ante
$20
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What happened

Brantzen called. Brantzen showed 7♠ 7♥ (an eight-high straight) against 24kGoldn's A♣ 9♠ (a pair of fours) and won the $4,080 pot.

  • 24kGoldn 2.8%

    24kGoldn lost ⁠$2,000

  • Brantzen 97.2%

    Brantzen won ⁠$2,080

Board

Final pot
$4,080

The read

Brantzen's 7♠ 7♥ made an eight-high straight on the 8♦ turn. 24kGoldn had A♣ 9♠, ace high, and a seven on the river would have given him a nine-high straight. He had raised to $120 in his first hand on the show, bet $220 on the 4♣ 5♥ 6♠ flop and called Brantzen's check-raise to $700. On the turn, Brantzen bet $400 and 24kGoldn moved all-in for $1,180. Brantzen called the last $780 into a $3,300 pot. The 4♠ river paired the board, and Brantzen's straight won the $4,080 pot, which held all of 24kGoldn's $2,000 stack.

Chance to win, street by street

  1. Preflop

    • 24kGoldn: 46.5% chance to win outright (0.4% chance to split the pot).
    • Brantzen: 53.2% chance to win outright (0.4% chance to split the pot).
  2. Flop

    • 24kGoldn: 19.4% chance to win outright (0.6% chance to split the pot).
    • Brantzen: 80.0% chance to win outright (0.6% chance to split the pot).
  3. Turn

    • 24kGoldn: 2.8% chance to win outright.
    • Brantzen: 97.2% chance to win outright.
  4. River

    • 24kGoldn: 0.0% chance to win outright.
    • Brantzen: 100.0% chance to win outright.

    Brantzen wins.

    24kGoldn had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the river.

How long they took

  • 36:54 Brantzen calls $120 after 6 seconds.
  • 37:35 Brantzen raises to $700 after 14 seconds.
  • 37:40 24kGoldn calls $700 after 5 seconds.
  • 38:13 24kGoldn goes all-in for $1,180 after 2 seconds.

At the table

24K gold and bumping it up in his first HCL hand.
Watch at 36:52
Wow, 24K Golden is calling with ace high.
Watch at 37:37
What a start for 24K golden.
Watch at 38:47

Tonight

The 15th-biggest pot of the night, out of 98.

24kGoldn's $1,180 put this hand 38th for the night's biggest bet or raise.

24kGoldn and Brantzen played 15 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.

  • 24kGoldn 2.8%
  • Brantzen 97.2%

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.

  • 24kGoldn −⁠$113 24kGoldn: expected share $113, collected $0. Luck: −⁠$113.
  • Brantzen +⁠$113 Brantzen: expected share $3,967, collected $4,080. Luck: +⁠$113.

Every action, street by street

“Oh, 10, 40, 40. And double bomb pots. Double bomb pots.”
36:29
“Is there a bounty game?”
36:42
“No, no, I don't like that game.”
36:44
  1. Preflop
    1. 36:45 24kGoldn raises to $120
    2. 36:46 Francisco folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    3. 36:48 DJ Washburn folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    4. 36:54 Brantzen calls $120
    5. 36:57 Bruce Buffer folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    6. 36:59 DJ folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    7. 37:00
      “I gotta play my first hand.”

    Pot: $320

  2. Flop
    1. 37:10 Brantzen checks
    2. 37:21 24kGoldn bets $220
    3. 37:35 Brantzen raises to $700
    4. 37:40 24kGoldn calls $700
    5. 38:03
      “And he's going to say this is not Spotify for 24 K golden.”

    Pot: $1,720

  3. Turn
    1. 38:11 Brantzen bets $400
    2. 38:13 24kGoldn goes all-in for $1,180
    3. 38:13 Brantzen calls $1,180
    4. 38:16
      “Oh, maybe this is YouTube.”

    Pot: $4,080

  4. River

    Pot: $4,080

Before and after

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