Hand breakdown
Buffer's turn all-in for $4,750 against Sashimi and Washburn
Hustler Casino Live · Max Pain Monday · No-Limit Hold'em · $10/$20/$40 · November 2, 2026
DJ Washburn opens for $120 with J♦ 9♦ and calls Bruce Buffer's $500 3-bet, as do Sashimi and Brantzen. All four check the 2♦ A♥ 8♥ flop. On the K♥ turn, Washburn checks, Sashimi bets $1,700, Brantzen folds and Buffer moves all-in for $4,750.
You're DJ Washburn. Fold, call $4,750 or raise?
Turn
Your cards
- Pot
- $8,540
- To call
- $4,750
It's $4,750 to call for a pot of $13,290 with your call in it. Sashimi is still to act behind you.
The price to call is 35.7% of the pot after the call.
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 2:05:25
The hand so far
- 2:05:51 You raise to $120. Sashimi and Brantzen call. Sasababi folds.
- 2:06:03 Bruce Buffer raises to $500. You, Sashimi and Brantzen call. DJ, 24kGoldn and Francisco fold.
- 2:06:45 On the flop, You, Sashimi, Brantzen and Bruce Buffer check.
- 2:07:20 On the turn, you check. Sashimi bets $1,700. Brantzen folds.
- 2:07:23 Bruce Buffer goes all-in for $4,750.
Turn
Players in the hand
- DJ Washburn
- Sashimi
- Brantzen
- Bruce Buffer
- Stakes
- $10/
$20/ $40 - Big blind ante
- $20
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What happened
DJ Washburn folded. Sashimi showed 6♥ 5♥ (an ace-high flush) against Buffer's A♦ A♣ (three aces) and won the $9,130 pot.
- Sashimi 71.9%
Sashimi won $5,110
- Bruce Buffer 28.1%
Bruce Buffer lost $4,020
- DJ Washburn
DJ Washburn lost $500
- Brantzen
Brantzen lost $500
Board
- Final pot
- $9,130
The read
The A♥ flop gives Buffer a set of aces with A♦ A♣, and Sashimi holds 6♥ 5♥. Before the flop, Washburn raised to $120 and Sashimi and Brantzen called. Buffer 3-bet to $500 from the button, and all three called. All four players check the flop. The K♥ turn is the third heart on the board, which makes Sashimi a flush. After Sashimi's $1,700 bet and Buffer's all-in, Washburn folds and Sashimi calls with the rest of her stack, $3,520 in all on the turn. The $1,230 of Buffer's all-in that she cannot match goes back to him. The 3♥ river leaves Buffer with three aces, and Sashimi's flush wins the $9,130 pot.
Chance to win, street by street
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Preflop
- DJ Washburn: 15.1% chance to win outright (0.2% chance to split the pot).
- Sashimi: 20.3% chance to win outright (1.4% chance to split the pot).
- Brantzen: 8.7% chance to win outright (1.4% chance to split the pot).
- Bruce Buffer: 54.5% chance to win outright (0.2% chance to split the pot).
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Flop
- DJ Washburn: 4.0% chance to win outright.
- Sashimi: 31.4% chance to win outright.
- Brantzen: 0.0% chance to win outright.
- Bruce Buffer: 64.6% chance to win outright.
Brantzen had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the flop.
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Turn
- DJ Washburn: 0.0% chance to win outright.
- Sashimi: 71.9% chance to win outright.
- Brantzen: 0.0% chance to win outright.
- Bruce Buffer: 28.1% chance to win outright.
DJ Washburn had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the turn.
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River
- Sashimi: 100.0% chance to win outright.
- Bruce Buffer: 0.0% chance to win outright.
Sashimi wins.
Bruce Buffer had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the river.
How long they took
- 2:05:52 Sashimi calls $120 after 1 second.
- 2:05:57 Brantzen calls $120 after 3 seconds.
- 2:06:03 Bruce Buffer raises to $500 after 6 seconds.
- 2:06:17 DJ Washburn calls $500 after 9 seconds.
- 2:06:18 Sashimi calls $500 after 1 second.
- 2:06:33 Brantzen calls $500 after 15 seconds.
- 2:07:23 Brantzen folds after 3 seconds.
At the table
Top set for Bruce.
Uh oh. There's the flush for sashimi.
I have a flush.
Tonight
The 5th-biggest pot of the night, out of 98.
Bruce Buffer's $4,750 put this hand 8th for the night's biggest bet or raise.
Brantzen, Bruce Buffer and Sashimi played four 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.
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
- 2:05:51 DJ Washburn raises to $120
- 2:05:52 Sashimi calls $120
- 2:05:54 Sasababi folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:05:57 Brantzen calls $120
- 2:06:03 Bruce Buffer raises to $500
- 2:06:05 DJ folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:06:07 24kGoldn folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:06:08 Francisco folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:06:17 DJ Washburn calls $500
- 2:06:18 Sashimi calls $500
- 2:06:33 Brantzen calls $500 Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. The pot and the player's stack show the chips went in.
Pot: $2,090
- Flop
- 2:06:45 DJ Washburn checks
- 2:06:45 Sashimi checks
- 2:06:45 Brantzen checks
- 2:07:04 Bruce Buffer checks Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. No bet went in, and the pot stayed the same.
Pot: $2,090
- Turn
- 2:07:10 DJ Washburn checks
- 2:07:20 Sashimi bets $1,700
- 2:07:23 Brantzen folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:07:23 Bruce Buffer goes all-in for $4,750
- 2:07:23 DJ Washburn folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:07:23 Sashimi calls all-in for $3,520
Pot: $9,130
- River
Pot: $9,130
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