Hand breakdown
Poker Amateur's $7,000 decision against Mariano and Peter
Hustler Casino Live · Thursday Night Fever (November 12, 2026) · No-Limit Hold'em · $50/$100
Mariano posts the $50 small blind, and Adi posts the $100 big blind and the $100 ante for the table. Harut calls $100 and Nicolette raises to $200. Poker Amateur re-raises to $1,000 with A♥ Q♣. Jungleman, Big Mike and Francisco fold, and Peter re-raises to $3,500. Mariano re-raises to $8,000 from the small blind, and Adi, Harut and Nicolette fold. Poker Amateur has $41,800 behind and $7,000 to call into $13,000. Peter acts after him with $46,350 behind, and Mariano has $73,450.
You're Poker Amateur. Fold, call $7,000 or raise?
Your cards
- Pot
- $13,000
- To call
- $7,000
It's $7,000 to call for a pot of $20,000 with your call in it. Peter is still to act behind you.
You chose to fold.
You chose to call.
You chose to raise.
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Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 1:15:47
Players in the hand
- Stakes
- $50/
$100 - Big blind ante
- $100
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What happened
Poker Amateur raised after 20 seconds. Mariano showed A♦ K♦ (a pair of threes) against Poker Amateur's A♥ Q♣ (a pair of threes) and won the $89,600 pot.
- Biggest confirmed pot of the night
- All-in
- Mariano 84.7%
Mariano won $46,800
- Poker Amateur 15.3%
Poker Amateur lost $42,800
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Harut lost $100
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Nicolette lost $200
- Peter
Peter lost $3,500
Board
- Final pot
- $89,600
What made it hard
With Peter still to act behind him, Poker Amateur had to judge ace-queen against two re-raises. It was ahead of hands such as ace-jack or king-queen and behind ace-king and pocket queens or better. Poker Amateur moved all-in for $42,800. Peter folded K♣ J♥, and Mariano called the $34,800 more with A♦ K♦. Ace-queen against ace-king wins mostly with a queen, and only the Q♥ was left: Adi had folded the Q♦ and Big Mike the Q♠. Counting every card the screen showed folded, A♥ Q♣ won about 13 times in 100 and tied about 5. After the 9♠ 3♥ 2♣ flop and the 10♥ turn, the Q♥ was the one card of 30 that could still win it for him. The river was the 3♣. Mariano won the $89,600 pot, $46,800 more than he put in. Poker Amateur lost $42,800.
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.
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Preflop
- Mariano: 33.5% chance to win outright (2.8% chance to split the pot).
- Harut: 12.5% chance to win outright (2.6% chance to split the pot).
- Nicolette: 21.2% chance to win outright (2.6% chance to split the pot).
- Poker Amateur: 7.7% chance to win outright (2.2% chance to split the pot).
- Peter: 20.0% chance to win outright (0.9% chance to split the pot).
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Flop
- Mariano: 89.9% chance to win outright (4.1% chance to split the pot).
- Poker Amateur: 6.0% chance to win outright (4.1% chance to split the pot).
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Turn
- Mariano: 96.7% chance to win outright.
- Poker Amateur: 3.3% chance to win outright.
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River
- Mariano: 100.0% chance to win outright.
- Poker Amateur: 0.0% chance to win outright.
Mariano wins.
Poker Amateur had no way left to win or split at a showdown on the river.
How long they took
- 1:16:37 Poker Amateur raises to $1,000 after 2 seconds.
- 1:16:45 Peter raises to $3,500 after 2 seconds.
- 1:16:54 Mariano raises to $8,000 after 9 seconds.
- 1:16:58 Harut folds after 3 seconds.
- 1:16:59 Nicolette folds after 1 second.
- 1:17:19 Poker Amateur goes all-in for $42,800 after 20 seconds.
- 1:17:35 Peter folds after 16 seconds.
- 1:17:38 Mariano calls $42,800 after 3 seconds.
Tonight
The biggest of the night's 76 confirmed pots.
Poker Amateur's $42,800 put this hand 1st for the biggest bet or raise among the night's 75 confirmed hands that had one.
Mariano, Peter and Poker Amateur played eight 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
- 1:16:14 Harut calls $100
- 1:16:35 Nicolette raises to $200
- 1:16:37 Poker Amateur raises to $1,000
- 1:16:40 Jungleman folds
- 1:16:41 Big Mike folds
- 1:16:43 Francisco folds
- 1:16:45 Peter raises to $3,500
- 1:16:54 Mariano raises to $8,000
- 1:16:55 Adi folds
- 1:16:58 Harut folds
- 1:16:59 Nicolette folds
- 1:17:19 Poker Amateur goes all-in for $42,800
- 1:17:35 Peter folds
- 1:17:38 Mariano calls $42,800
Pot: $89,600
- Flop
Pot: $89,600
- Turn
Pot: $89,600
- River
Pot: $89,600
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