1<\/span><\/td>

Randy \u201c3Coin\u201d Sadler<\/span><\/td>

$8,325<\/span><\/td><\/tr>

2<\/span><\/td>

DJ Washburn<\/span><\/td>

$38,425<\/span><\/td><\/tr>

3<\/span><\/td>

Mike Matusow<\/span><\/td>

$13,800<\/span><\/td><\/tr>

4<\/span><\/td>

Kelly Lucas<\/span><\/td>

$7,000<\/span><\/td><\/tr>

5<\/span><\/td>

Phil Hellmuth<\/span><\/td>

$3,575<\/span><\/td><\/tr>

6<\/span><\/td>

John Cerasani<\/span><\/td>

$12,125<\/span><\/td><\/tr>

7<\/span><\/td>

Phillip \u201cP3\u201d Hellmuth III<\/span><\/td>

$6,700<\/span><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div>

The game uses\u00a0 $25\/<\/span>25\/<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>50 blinds, plus a $50 ante blind.<\/em>\u00a0Here are some key hands from this episode.<\/span><\/p>$

P3 lost everything on the first hand.
<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>
$\"Kelly$
"He caught him with a 10"\u2014Phil Hellmuth praised Kelly Lucas. In this hand, Kelly called all the way with middle pair Q-10 and finally caught DJ Washburn's all-in bluff on the river, taking home a huge pot of $33,425, which even Hellmuth couldn't help but admire.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>
In the first hand of this episode, Phillip \u201cP3\u201d Hellmuth III limped from the under-the-gun position with Q\u2665Q\u2663, and Randy \u201c3Coin\u201d Sadler raised to $150 from the next player with A\u26637\u2666. John Cerasani called from the big blind with K\u26652\u2665, and the three players went to the flop: A\u26656\u26665\u2665.<\/span><\/p>
Cerasani checks, P3 bets.\u00a0 $300, 3Coin called with top pair. Surprisingly, Cerasani folded his nut flush draw, which would have been made on the turn 8\u2665. The result was a P3 bet.<\/span>300<\/span>\uff0c<\/span>3<\/span>C<\/span>o<\/span>in<\/span>Call with top pair. Surprisingly,<\/span>C<\/span>er<\/span>a<\/span>s<\/span>ani<\/span>He folded his nut flush draw, a hand that would have been on the turn.<\/span>8\u2665<\/span>Shi Cheng brand. The result was...<\/span>P<\/span>3<\/span>Betting<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>650, 3Coins raised to $1,400.<\/span><\/p>$
P3 called, then checked on the river 3\u2663, and 3Coin went all-in. P3 had several cards behind him.\u00a0 $After much deliberation, he decided to call at 4,750, but could only watch helplessly as...<\/span>4<\/span>,<\/span>750<\/span>After much deliberation, he chose to call, but could only watch helplessly as...<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>The 13,425 pool was pushed to 3Coin.<\/span><\/p>$
Kelly's all-in bluff
<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>
$\"Phillip$
P3 suffered a heavy blow in their first hand! In the opening hand, P3 had pocket queens against 3Coin's A-7. P3 called all the way to the river and then called their opponent's all-in. As a result, 3Coin won the pot of $13,425 with top pair of aces, instantly damaging P3's strength.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>
Kelly Lucas raised to the right with K\u2663Q\u2665 at the crucial point.\u00a0 $At 300, Hellmuth called from middle position with Q\u266010\u2663. Cerasani then raised from the button with 7\u26657\u2663.<\/span>300<\/span>\uff0c<\/span>He<\/span>ll<\/span>m<\/span>u<\/span>t<\/span>h<\/span>In the middle of the poker table<\/span>Q<\/span>\u266010\u2663<\/span>Call. Then<\/span>C<\/span>er<\/span>a<\/span>s<\/span>ani<\/span>In the button position<\/span>7\u26657\u2663<\/span>Add to<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>900, DJ Washburn called with K\u266610\u2665 in the draw position.<\/span><\/p>$
Kelly called, and Hellmuth also called, bringing the flop to 9\u26654\u26653\u2663. After three checks, it was Cerasani's turn to act, betting $500. Only Kelly called, and the turn card, 9\u2663, gave them a pair.<\/span><\/p>
Kelly checked a second time, and Cerasani bet.\u00a0 $At 1,000, Kelly suddenly check-raised all-in. Cerasani, holding the best hand, had several opponents behind him.<\/span>1<\/span>,<\/span>000<\/span>,at this time<\/span>Ke<\/span>ll<\/span>y<\/span>Suddenly check-raise to go all-in. Holding the best hand.<\/span>C<\/span>er<\/span>a<\/span>s<\/span>ani<\/span>There are still behind him<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>3,600, but chose to preserve their strength and fold.<\/span><\/p>$
In the next hand, Cerasani raised from the clutch position with K\u2660J\u2665 to\u00a0 $250, Kelly, in position, defended with A\u26609\u2665. The flop came: 8\u2666A\u26653\u2663. Kelly checked, and Cerasani immediately went all-in.<\/span>250<\/span>\uff0c<\/span>Ke<\/span>ll<\/span>y<\/span>In the position of grabbing<\/span>A<\/span>\u26609\u2665<\/span>Defense. The two players entered the flop:<\/span>8\u2666<\/span>A<\/span>\u26653\u2663<\/span>\uff0c<\/span>Ke<\/span>ll<\/span>y<\/span>Pass the card.<\/span>C<\/span>er<\/span>a<\/span>s<\/span>ani<\/span>Then all bets<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>3,350.<\/span><\/p>$
Kelly called, and both agreed to a double deal. Cerasani had only a 5% chance of winning the hand. The K\u2665 on the turn gave him hope, but unfortunately, the 9\u2663 on the river was a no-go. In the second deal, the J\u2666 on the turn gave him hope again, but the 2\u2666 on the river was still no use.<\/span><\/p>
Hellmuth left a deep impression
<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>
$\"Episode$
The biggest winners of the episode were Randy Sadler (+27,200), Kelly Lucas (+27,200), and Kelly Lucas (+25,200). Phil Hellmuth made a small profit of 9,125, Matusow won a small profit of 9,125, and Matusow won a small profit of 1,475. On the other hand, John Cerasani and DJ Washburn lost 28,100 and 28,100 and 28,600 respectively, becoming the losers of the night.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>
In have\u00a0 $With a 100-point advantage, Kelly raised to the first position with Q\u266010\u2665.<\/span>100<\/span>In the case of positioning,<\/span>Ke<\/span>ll<\/span>y<\/span>\u4ee5<\/span>Q<\/span>\u266010\u2665<\/span>The first company to add<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>DJ Washburn defended in the big blind with Q\u26669\u2666 at 300. The flop came 10\u26664\u2666K\u2660, and Washburn checked his flush and straight draw.<\/span><\/p>$
Kelly continued betting on the middle pair\u00a0 $300, Washburn check-raised to<\/span>300<\/span>\uff0c<\/span>Wa<\/span>s<\/span>hb<\/span>u<\/span>r<\/span>n<\/span>Check-raise to<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>Kelly called after seeing the 8\u2663 on the turn. Washburn bet $3,300, and Kelly called after careful consideration. The river card was the 3\u2660, completing the board.<\/span><\/p>$
Washburn went all in after taking some time, and Kelly didn't waste much time before...\u00a0 $11,825 called, winning one<\/span>11<\/span>,<\/span>825<\/span>Call, won one<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>A pot of 33,425.<\/span><\/p>$
"I caught him with a 10," Hellmuth said with great impression.<\/span><\/p>
The four lines of "Big Mouth"<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>
The four players each put in their bets before the flop.\u00a0 $600 went into the pot, and the flop came: Q\u26605\u26652\u2665. 3Coin checked with J\u266510\u2666 from the small blind, and DJWashburn bet with 5\u26663\u2666 from the big blind.<\/span>600<\/span>To the bottom of the pot, see the flop:<\/span>Q<\/span>\u26605\u26652\u2665<\/span>\u3002<\/span>3<\/span>C<\/span>o<\/span>in<\/span>In the small blind position<\/span>J<\/span>\u266510\u2666<\/span>Pass the card.<\/span>D<\/span>J<\/span>Wa<\/span>s<\/span>hb<\/span>u<\/span>r<\/span>n<\/span>Big blind position<\/span>5\u26663\u2666<\/span>Betting<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>1,300. Mike \u201cThe Mouth\u201d Matusow, in the under-gun position, had already made trips on the flop with 2\u26602\u2666, and he simply called.<\/span><\/p>$
Hellmuth folded his 9\u26606\u2660, 3Coin called, and the turn brought a 2\u2663. 3Coin checked, Washburn also checked, and Matusow, slow-playing with his four 2s, also checked. The river brought a 7\u2666.<\/span><\/p>
3Coin simply folds, DJ Washburn checks to Matusow, and Matusow bets.\u00a0 $2,200. Washburn paid the bet, and Matusow won a value...<\/span>2<\/span>,<\/span>200<\/span>\u3002<\/span>Wa<\/span>s<\/span>hb<\/span>u<\/span>r<\/span>n<\/span>Pay this bet,<\/span>M<\/span>a<\/span>t<\/span>u<\/span>so<\/span>w<\/span>Win a value<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>A 10,850-ton pot.<\/span><\/p>$
Here is the chip situation at the end of this episode:<\/span><\/p>
\u00a0<\/div>
\u00a0<\/div><\/div>
player<\/span><\/th> Chip quantity<\/span><\/th> Profit and loss<\/span><\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
Randy \u201c3Coin\u201d Sadler<\/span><\/td> $37,200<\/span><\/td> +$27,200<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
Kelly Lucas<\/span><\/td> $35,200<\/span><\/td> +$25,200<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
Phil Hellmuth<\/span><\/td> $19,125<\/span><\/td> +$9,125<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
Mike Matusow<\/span><\/td> $21,425<\/span><\/td> +$1,475<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
Phillip \u201cP3\u201d Hellmuth<\/span><\/td> $5,200<\/span><\/td> -$4,800<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
John Cerasani<\/span><\/td> $6,900<\/span><\/td> -$28,100<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
DJ Washburn<\/span><\/td> $10,400<\/span><\/td> -$28,600<\/span><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div>

Common Mistakes Review: Why Do You Keep Losing? The Problem Lies Here<\/h3>
Most players lose money not because of luck, but because they repeat the same mistakes.<\/p>
These debriefings will help you identify the most common mistakes and understand how to correct them:
Why does constantly calling cause you to lose money?<\/a>
[Bluff Imbalance] What are the costs of excessive bluffing?<\/a>
Why do you always lose on the last street? [Never fold]<\/a>
[Slow Play Error] Why do I lose big pots when I play slowly?<\/a>
What's the problem with betting too small?<\/a>
Why do people lose money when they bet too much?<\/a>
[Emotional Issues] How do emotions affect your decision-making?<\/a>
[Range Misjudgment] Analysis of Errors Caused by a Lack of Understanding of Range<\/a>
[Location Ignore] What are the consequences of ignoring location?<\/a>
[Misinterpreting People] The Impact of Misinterpreting an Opponent's Behavior<\/a><\/p>
Avoiding mistakes is more important than learning new skills. By reviewing these common mistakes, you can quickly identify your weaknesses, correct your decision-making habits, and reduce unnecessary losses.
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