Hand breakdown

Jungleman's $11,000 decision against Mariano

Hustler Casino Live · Thursday Night Fever (November 12, 2026) · No-Limit Hold'em · $50/$100

Jungleman limps for $100 with Q♥ 9♥, and Big Mike and Francisco limp behind him. Peter calls from the small blind and Mariano checks his big blind. On Q♣ 8♣ Q♠, Peter checks, Mariano bets $300 and Jungleman raises to $1,200. Big Mike, Francisco and Peter fold, Mariano re-raises to $3,600 and Jungleman calls. The 3♠ comes on the turn. Mariano checks, Jungleman bets $3,000 and Mariano raises to $14,000. Jungleman has $27,600 behind and $11,000 to call into $24,800.

You're Jungleman. Fold, call $11,000 or raise?

Turn

Your cards

Pot
$24,800
To call
$11,000

It's $11,000 to call for a pot of $35,800 with your call in it. You're last to act.

Your decision

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Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 4:21:32

The hand so far

  1. 4:22:03 Adi, Harut, Nicolette and Poker Amateur fold. You, Big Mike, Francisco and Peter call. Mariano checks.
  2. 4:22:35 On the flop, Peter checks. Mariano bets $300.
  3. 4:22:46 You raise to $1,200. Big Mike, Francisco and Peter fold.
  4. 4:23:13 Mariano raises to $3,600. You call.
  5. 4:24:18 On the turn, Mariano checks. You bet $3,000.
  6. 4:25:17 Mariano raises to $14,000.

Turn

Players in the hand

Stakes
$50/$100
Big blind ante
$100
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What happened

Jungleman called after 33 seconds. Mariano showed Q♦ 4♦ (queens full of fours) against Jungleman's Q♥ 9♥ (three queens) and won the $69,000 pot.

  • All-in
  • Mariano won ⁠$34,600

  • Jungleman lost ⁠$34,300

  • Peter

    Peter lost ⁠$100

  • Big Mike lost ⁠$100

  • Francisco lost ⁠$100

Board

Final pot
$69,000

What made it hard

Jungleman called after 33 seconds. Mariano held Q♦ 4♦, so both players had made three queens on the flop, and Jungleman's 9 gave him the better kicker. Only a 4 on the river would put Mariano ahead, and three were left. A 3 or an 8 would split the pot, and any other card would keep Jungleman in front. The call cost $11,000 to win $24,800 and left him $16,600. The river was the 4♠, which gave Mariano a full house, queens full of fours. He bet $16,600, every chip Jungleman had left, and Jungleman called. Mariano won the $69,000 pot, $34,600 more than he put in. Jungleman lost $34,300, his whole stack.

Chance to win, street by street

Each street's chances are worked out on that street's cards, among the players who called, bet or raised at some point in the hand or were still in at the end. Each of them counts up to and including the street where they fold. A player who folded without calling, betting or raising isn't counted, even after posting a blind, and a street where a counted player's cards were never shown has no row.

  1. Preflop

    • Peter: 11.0% chance to win outright (2.2% chance to split the pot).
    • Mariano: 19.6% chance to win outright (7.4% chance to split the pot).
    • Jungleman: 26.5% chance to win outright (9.1% chance to split the pot).
    • Big Mike: 25.4% chance to win outright (0.6% chance to split the pot).
    • Francisco: 6.9% chance to win outright (3.9% chance to split the pot).
  2. Flop

    • Peter: 0.0% chance to win outright.
    • Mariano: 16.1% chance to win outright (28.0% chance to split the pot).
    • Jungleman: 48.4% chance to win outright (29.7% chance to split the pot).
    • Big Mike: 3.2% chance to win outright.
    • Francisco: 2.6% chance to win outright (1.7% chance to split the pot).

    Peter had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the flop.

  3. Turn

    • Mariano: 10.0% chance to win outright (13.3% chance to split the pot).
    • Jungleman: 76.7% chance to win outright (13.3% chance to split the pot).
  4. River

    • Mariano: 100.0% chance to win outright.
    • Jungleman: 0.0% chance to win outright.

    Mariano wins.

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

How long they took

  • 4:22:46 Jungleman raises to $1,200 after 11 seconds.
  • 4:22:47 Big Mike folds after 1 second.
  • 4:22:48 Francisco folds after 1 second.
  • 4:22:59 Peter folds after 11 seconds.
  • 4:23:13 Mariano raises to $3,600 after 14 seconds.
  • 4:23:29 Jungleman calls $3,600 after 16 seconds.
  • 4:25:17 Mariano raises to $14,000 after 59 seconds.
  • 4:25:50 Jungleman calls $14,000 after 33 seconds.
  • 4:25:59 Jungleman calls all-in for $16,600 after 1 second.

Tonight

The 2nd-biggest of the night's 76 confirmed pots.

Mariano's $16,600 put this hand 14th for the biggest bet or raise among the night's 75 confirmed hands that had one.

Big Mike, Jungleman and Mariano played eight pots together that night.

Every action, street by street

  1. Preflop
    1. 4:22:03 Adi folds
    2. 4:22:04 Harut folds
    3. 4:22:05 Nicolette folds
    4. 4:22:07 Poker Amateur folds
    5. 4:22:08 Jungleman calls $100
    6. 4:22:09 Big Mike calls $100
    7. 4:22:19 Francisco calls $100
    8. 4:22:21 Peter calls $100
    9. 4:22:23 Mariano checks

    Pot: $600

  2. Flop
    1. 4:22:31 Peter checks
    2. 4:22:35 Mariano bets $300
    3. 4:22:46 Jungleman raises to $1,200
    4. 4:22:47 Big Mike folds
    5. 4:22:48 Francisco folds
    6. 4:22:59 Peter folds
    7. 4:23:13 Mariano raises to $3,600
    8. 4:23:29 Jungleman calls $3,600

    Pot: $7,800

  3. Turn
    1. 4:24:09 Mariano checks
    2. 4:24:18 Jungleman bets $3,000
    3. 4:25:17 Mariano raises to $14,000
    4. 4:25:50 Jungleman calls $14,000

    Pot: $35,800

  4. River
    1. 4:25:58 Mariano bets $16,600
    2. 4:25:59 Jungleman calls all-in for $16,600

    Pot: $69,000

Before and after

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Jungleman to act, with $11,000 to call. Stacks at the start of the hand: Peter $40,500, Mariano $145,050, Jungleman $34,300, Big Mike $28,850 and Francisco $38,850. Board: queen of clubs, eight of clubs, queen of spades and three of spades.

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