Hand breakdown

Brantzen's preflop raise to $6,740 against 24kGoldn and Washburn

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

DJ Washburn calls Brantzen's $200 raise with pocket threes. Sashimi moves all-in for $1,900. Brantzen raises to $6,740, enough to put Washburn all-in.

You're DJ Washburn. Fold or call your last $6,540?

Your cards

Pot
$9,110
To call
$6,540

It's $6,540 to call for a pot of $15,650 with your call in it. You're last to act.

The price to call is 41.8% of the pot after the call.

Your decision

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Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 59:02

The hand so far

  1. 59:30 Sasababi calls.
  2. 59:50 Brantzen raises to $200. 24kGoldn and you call. Bruce Buffer, DJ and Francisco fold.
  3. 1:00:15 Sashimi goes all-in for $1,900. Sasababi folds.
  4. 1:00:28 Brantzen raises to $6,740. 24kGoldn folds.

Players in the hand

  • Sasababi UTG $1,960
  • Brantzen Lojack $9,680
  • 24kGoldn Button $2,170
  • DJ Washburn Big blind $6,760
  • Sashimi Third blind $1,900
Stakes
$10/$20/$40
Big blind ante
$20
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What happened

DJ Washburn folded after 6 seconds. Brantzen showed A♠ K♣ (ace-high) against Sashimi's A♥ J♠ (ace-high) and won the $4,270 pot.

  • Brantzen 77.1%

    Brantzen won ⁠$2,370

  • Sashimi 22.9%

    Sashimi lost ⁠$1,900

  • Sasababi

    Sasababi lost ⁠$40

  • 24kGoldn

    24kGoldn lost ⁠$200

  • DJ Washburn

    DJ Washburn lost ⁠$220

Board

Final pot
$4,270

The read

Brantzen raised Sasababi's $40 call to $200, and 24kGoldn and DJ Washburn called. Sashimi moved all-in for $1,900 with A♥ J♠. Sasababi folded, and Brantzen raised to $6,740 with A♠ K♣. 24kGoldn folded 7♣ 6♥. Washburn had 3♠ 3♥ and $6,540 left, the exact price of a call into a $9,110 pot, and folded. The $4,840 above Sashimi's all-in went back to Brantzen. The board came 5♠ 8♠ 9♥ 4♥ 2♥. Neither Brantzen nor Sashimi paired. Both had ace high, and Brantzen's king beat Sashimi's jack for the $4,270 pot. On that board, 24kGoldn's folded 7♣ 6♥ would have made a straight, and Washburn's threes would have beaten both aces.

Chance to win, street by street

  1. Preflop

    • Sasababi: 10.3% chance to win outright (5.4% chance to split the pot).
    • Brantzen: 29.7% chance to win outright (2.1% chance to split the pot).
    • 24kGoldn: 21.6% chance to win outright (3.6% chance to split the pot).
    • DJ Washburn: 17.9% chance to win outright (0.3% chance to split the pot).
    • Sashimi: 15.0% chance to win outright (2.1% chance to split the pot).
  2. Flop

    • Brantzen: 80.7% chance to win outright (4.9% chance to split the pot).
    • Sashimi: 14.4% chance to win outright (4.9% chance to split the pot).
  3. Turn

    • Brantzen: 93.8% chance to win outright.
    • Sashimi: 6.3% chance to win outright.
  4. River

    • Brantzen: 100.0% chance to win outright.
    • Sashimi: 0.0% chance to win outright.

    Brantzen wins.

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

How long they took

  • 1:00:04 24kGoldn calls $200 after 9 seconds.
  • 1:00:14 DJ Washburn calls $200 after 8 seconds.
  • 1:00:15 Sashimi goes all-in for $1,900 after 1 second.
  • 1:00:18 Sasababi folds after 3 seconds.
  • 1:00:28 Brantzen raises to $6,740 after 10 seconds.
  • 1:00:32 24kGoldn folds after 4 seconds.
  • 1:00:38 DJ Washburn folds after 6 seconds.

At the table

Sashimi shoves.
Watch at 1:00:15
Uh, folding the winner. Folding the winner, but it's probably gonna hit.
Watch at 1:00:34
Wow. I had 6-7.
Watch at 1:01:13

Tonight

The 14th-biggest pot of the night, out of 98.

Brantzen's $6,740 put this hand 5th for the night's biggest bet or raise.

24kGoldn, Brantzen and Sashimi played five 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.

  • Brantzen 77.1%
  • Sashimi 22.9%

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.

  • Brantzen +⁠$979 Brantzen: expected share $3,291, collected $4,270. Luck: +⁠$979.
  • Sashimi −⁠$979 Sashimi: expected share $979, collected $0. Luck: −⁠$979.

Every action, street by street

“That's my real name.”
59:25
  1. Preflop
    1. 59:30 Sasababi calls $40
    2. 59:50 Brantzen raises to $200
    3. 59:52 Bruce Buffer folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    4. 59:55 DJ folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    5. 1:00:04 24kGoldn calls $200
    6. 1:00:06 Francisco folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    7. 1:00:07
      “Well, it was taken on Instagram with the E in it,”
    8. 1:00:08
      “so that's why I took the E out.”
    9. 1:00:14 DJ Washburn calls $200
    10. 1:00:15 Sashimi goes all-in for $1,900
    11. 1:00:18 Sasababi folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    12. 1:00:28 Brantzen raises to $6,740
    13. 1:00:32 24kGoldn folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
    14. 1:00:38 DJ Washburn folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.

    Pot: $4,270

  2. Flop

    Pot: $4,270

  3. Turn

    Pot: $4,270

  4. River

    Pot: $4,270

Before and after

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The table as Brantzen raises to $6,740 before the flop. Stacks at the start of the hand: Sasababi $1,960, Brantzen $9,680, 24kGoldn $2,170, DJ Washburn $6,760 and Sashimi $1,900.

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