Hand breakdown

Nguyen's $390,000 decision against Kabrhel and Senor Tilt

Hustler Casino Live · Million Dollar Marathon, part 3 of 3 · No-Limit Hold'em · $500/$1,000/$2,000 · December 2, 2025

Kabrhel calls all in for $226,000 and Senor Tilt moves all in for $660,000 over Nguyen's 4-bet. Nguyen, who covers them both, has to decide.

Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 46:16 in part 3

Players in the hand

Stakes
$500/$1,000/$2,000
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You're Phong Nguyen. Fold or call $390,000?

Your cards

ace of spades and ten of diamonds
Pot
$1,157,500
To call
$390,000

It's $390,000 to call for a pot of $1,547,500 with your call in it. You're last to act.

The hand so far

  1. 46:41 You raise to $15,000. Martin Kabrhel calls.
  2. 46:41 Senor Tilt raises to $100,000.
  3. 47:24 You raise to $270,000. Martin Kabrhel calls all-in.
  4. 50:28 Senor Tilt goes all-in for $660,000.
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What happened

Phong Nguyen called.

  • Senor Tilt 30.9%
    eight of spades and eight of diamonds

    Senor Tilt won $208,000

  • Phong Nguyen 30.5%
    ace of spades and ten of diamonds

    Phong Nguyen lost $660,000

  • queen of clubs and jack of clubs

    Martin Kabrhel won $453,500

Board

three of diamonds, five of diamonds, queen of hearts, queen of spades and four of spades
Final pot
$1,547,500

What made it hard

Nguyen had $1,055,000 behind, more than either player already all in, so a call would end the betting. Senor Tilt had 3-bet and then moved all in for $660,000 over Nguyen's 4-bet, and Kabrhel had already called all in for $226,000. Calling cost $390,000 more, into a pot of $1,157,500. To win the main pot his ace-ten had to beat both of them. A call put Nguyen in the $679,500 main pot with all three players and in a $868,000 side pot against Senor Tilt alone.

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.

Main pot: $679,500

  • Senor Tilt 30.9%
  • Phong Nguyen 30.5%
  • Martin Kabrhel 38.6%

Side pot: $868,000

  • Senor Tilt 54.6%
  • Phong Nguyen 45.4%

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.

  • Senor Tilt +$183,695 Senor Tilt: expected share $684,305, collected $868,000. Luck: +$183,695.
  • Phong Nguyen −$601,163 Phong Nguyen: expected share $601,163, collected $0. Luck: −$601,163.
  • Martin Kabrhel +$417,468 Martin Kabrhel: expected share $262,032, collected $679,500. Luck: +$417,468.

Every action, street by street

  1. Preflop
    1. 46:41 Phong Nguyen raises to $15,000 Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. It happened before the graphics came up. The pot and the player's chips show it.
    2. 46:41 Martin Kabrhel calls $15,000 Not shown in the broadcast's graphics. It happened before the graphics came up. The pot and the player's chips show it.
    3. 46:41 Senor Tilt raises to $100,000
    4. 47:24 Phong Nguyen raises to $270,000
    5. 47:39 Martin Kabrhel calls all-in for $226,000
    6. 50:28 Senor Tilt goes all-in for $660,000
    7. 50:49
      “It's a no brainer.”
    8. 51:36 Phong Nguyen calls $660,000
    9. 52:12
      “Martin looking good for the main pot.”

    Pot: $1,547,500

  2. Flop three of diamonds, five of diamonds and queen of hearts

    Pot: $1,547,500

  3. Turn queen of spades

    Pot: $1,547,500

  4. River four of spades

    Pot: $1,547,500

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Phong Nguyen to act, with $390,000 to call and $1,157,500 in the pot. Stacks at the start of the hand: Senor Tilt $660,000, Phong Nguyen $1.31M and Martin Kabrhel $226,000.

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