Hand breakdown

Kabrhel's $421,000 decision against Keating and Steve

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

Five players see a flop with two jacks, and the betting climbs from $1,000 to $784,500 before Kabrhel has to decide, with Keating still behind him.

Video by Hustler Casino Live on YouTube, starting at 7:39:17 in part 1

Flop

ten of spades, jack of hearts and jack of spades

Players in the hand

Stakes
$500/$1,000
Ante
$2,000
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You're Martin Kabrhel. Fold or call your last $421,000?

Flop

ten of spades, jack of hearts and jack of spades

Your cards

jack of clubs and six of clubs
Pot
$945,500
To call
$421,000

It's $421,000 to call for a pot of $1,072,000 with your call in it. Alan Keating is still to act behind you.

The hand so far

  1. 7:39:45 Brandon Steven raises to $4,000. Alan Keating, Senor Tilt, Steve and you call. Nik Airball and Peter fold.
  2. 7:40:23 On the flop, Steve bets $1,000. You and Brandon Steven call.
  3. 7:40:35 Alan Keating raises to $25,000. Steve calls. Senor Tilt folds.
  4. 7:42:00 You raise to $69,000. Alan Keating calls. Brandon Steven folds.
  5. 7:42:26 Steve goes all-in for $784,500.
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What happened

Martin Kabrhel called all-in.

  • Cooler
  • Run it twice
  • Biggest pot of the night
  • Alan Keating 69.1%
    ten of diamonds and ten of clubs

    Alan Keating won $1,293,500

  • Steve 13.6%
    jack of diamonds and nine of diamonds

    Steve lost $788,500

  • jack of clubs and six of clubs

    Martin Kabrhel lost $496,000

  • ten of hearts and eight of hearts

    Brandon Steven lost $5,000

  • nine of hearts and eight of spades

    Senor Tilt lost $4,000

Run 1

ten of spades, jack of hearts, jack of spades, ace of diamonds and three of hearts

Run 2

ten of spades, jack of hearts, jack of spades, seven of hearts and five of spades
Final pot
$2,082,000

What made it hard

Kabrhel had $421,000 left, so a call put him all in, with Keating still to act behind him. On a flop with two jacks, Keating had raised and then only called Kabrhel's 3-bet, and Steve, who had led for $1,000, moved all in for $784,500. Kabrhel held three jacks with a six kicker. With two cards to come, his hand was ahead of a smaller jack, a ten, an overpair or a draw, and behind any jack with a bigger kicker or a full house. All in for less than Steve's bet, he could win only the main pot: $1,072,000 if Keating folded, $1,493,000 if Keating called. If Keating called, the $589,000 side pot would go to Steve or Keating.

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: $1,493,000

  • Alan Keating 69.1%
  • Steve 13.6%
  • Martin Kabrhel 17.3%

Side pot: $589,000

  • Alan Keating 82.9%
  • Steve 17.1%

Alan Keating had a 47.0% chance to win both runs.

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.

  • Alan Keating +$562,348 Alan Keating: expected share $1,519,652, collected $2,082,000. Luck: +$562,348.
  • Steve −$303,441 Steve: expected share $303,441, collected $0. Luck: −$303,441.
  • Martin Kabrhel −$258,908 Martin Kabrhel: expected share $258,908, collected $0. Luck: −$258,908.

Every action, street by street

  1. Preflop
    1. 7:39:45 Brandon Steven raises to $4,000
    2. 7:39:46 Nik Airball folds
    3. 7:39:47 Alan Keating calls $4,000
    4. 7:39:49 Peter folds
    5. 7:39:53 Senor Tilt calls $4,000
    6. 7:40:00 Steve calls $4,000
    7. 7:40:04 Martin Kabrhel calls $4,000

    Pot: $22,000

  2. Flop ten of spades, jack of hearts and jack of spades
    1. 7:40:23 Steve bets $1,000
    2. 7:40:26 Martin Kabrhel calls $1,000
    3. 7:40:26 Brandon Steven calls $1,000
    4. 7:40:35 Alan Keating raises to $25,000
    5. 7:41:05 Senor Tilt folds
    6. 7:41:24 Steve calls $25,000
    7. 7:42:00 Martin Kabrhel raises to $69,000
    8. 7:42:04 Brandon Steven folds
    9. 7:42:20 Alan Keating calls $69,000
    10. 7:42:26 Steve goes all-in for $784,500
    11. 7:43:15 Martin Kabrhel calls all-in for $490,000
    12. 7:43:36 Alan Keating calls $784,500

    Pot: $2,082,000

  3. Turn ace of diamonds

    Pot: $2,082,000

  4. River three of hearts

    Pot: $2,082,000

  5. Second run seven of hearts and five of spades

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Martin Kabrhel to act, with $421,000 to call and $945,500 in the pot. Stacks at the start of the hand: Brandon Steven $390,500, Alan Keating $1.78M, Senor Tilt $1.02M, Steve $788,500 and Martin Kabrhel $496,000. Board: ten of spades, jack of hearts and jack of spades.

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