Hand breakdown
Senor Tilt's $282,000 decision against Brandon Steven
Hustler Casino Live · Million Dollar Marathon, part 1 of 3 · No-Limit Hold'em · $500/$1,000 · December 2, 2025
After the turn ace, any five makes a straight, and on the river Brandon Steven moves all in for his last $282,000 against Senor Tilt.
Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 2:32:38 in part 1
River
two of hearts, three of clubs, four of diamonds, ace of spades and king of clubsPlayers in the hand
- Stakes
- $500/
$1,000
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You're Senor Tilt. Fold or call $282,000?
River
two of hearts, three of clubs, four of diamonds, ace of spades and king of clubsYour cards
king of spades and king of hearts- Pot
- $801,000
- To call
- $282,000
It's $282,000 to call for a pot of $1,083,000 with your call in it. You're last to act.
The hand so far
- 2:33:07 Brandon Steven raises to $4,000. Nik Airball calls. Alan Keating and Peter fold.
- 2:33:30 You raise to $50,000. Brandon Steven calls. Steve and Nik Airball fold.
- 2:34:48 On the flop, you bet $80,000. Brandon Steven calls.
- 2:36:00 On the turn, you check. Brandon Steven bets $127,000. You call.
- 2:37:55 On the river, you check. Brandon Steven goes all-in for $282,000.
You chose to fold.
You chose to call.
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What happened
Senor Tilt called.
- ten of hearts and ten of clubs
Brandon Steven lost $539,000
- king of spades and king of hearts
Senor Tilt won $544,000
- queen of diamonds and ten of diamonds
Nik Airball lost $4,000
Board
two of hearts, three of clubs, four of diamonds, ace of spades and king of clubs- Final pot
- $1,083,000
What made it hard
Senor Tilt had 3-bet and bet the flop. When the turn ace made any five a straight, he checked, and Brandon Steven bet $127,000, which Senor Tilt called. The river gave Senor Tilt three kings, and Brandon Steven moved all in for his last $282,000. Three kings beat two pair, a smaller set and any one-pair hand, and lost to pocket aces or to any five, which made a straight. Calling meant putting $282,000 into a pot of $801,000, with nobody else in the hand.
Every action, street by street
- Preflop
- 2:33:07 Brandon Steven raises to $4,000
- 2:33:08 Nik Airball calls $4,000
- 2:33:12 Alan Keating folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:33:21 Peter folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:33:30 Senor Tilt raises to $50,000
- 2:33:40 Steve folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
- 2:34:03 Brandon Steven calls $50,000
- 2:34:06 Nik Airball folds Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. They put in no more chips and took no further part in the hand.
Pot: $105,000
- Flop two of hearts, three of clubs and four of diamonds
Pot: $265,000
- Turn ace of spades
Pot: $519,000
- River king of clubs
- 2:37:35 Senor Tilt checks
- 2:37:55 Brandon Steven goes all-in for $282,000
- 2:38:00 Senor Tilt calls $282,000 Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. The pot and the player's stack show the chips went in.
Pot: $1,083,000
The night's other big hands
- River $733,000 Part 2 of 3 · 23:09 Keating's $733,000 river bet against Senor Tilt After betting the flop and the turn, Senor Tilt checks the river, and Keating bets $733,000, about as much as Senor Tilt has left.
- Preflop $534,000 Part 1 of 3 · 2:29:13 Brandon Steven's preflop all-in for $534,000 against Keating and Nguyen When Peter moves all in for $145,000, Brandon Steven, who only called the straddle, moves all in over him with Keating and Nguyen still to act.
- To call $488,500 Part 1 of 3 · 9:00:46 Keating's $488,500 decision against Peter Peter's river all-in for $488,500 is more than the pot, and Keating takes almost eight minutes over it.
- To call $425,000 Part 1 of 3 · 6:17:18 Senor Tilt's $425,000 decision against Keating Senor Tilt check-raises Keating's turn bet to $200,000, and when the river pairs the sixes and brings a third diamond, Keating bets $425,000.
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