Hellmuth Makes Quads and Scoops Three-Way All-in On Venetian Poker Live Stream
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On Saturday, November 22, Venetian Poker Live hosted a $25/$50/$100 Big O cash game featuring some of the biggest names in poker. The lineup included 2025 WSOP Main Event champion Michael Mizrachi, 2023 WSOP Main Event runner-up and recent Squid Game: The Challenge finalist Steven Jones, as well as the “Poker Brat” himself, 17-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth.
The game was electric from the start, but the moment that stole the spotlight came on an action board that sparked a massive three-way all-in with Hellmuth right in the middle of it.
Quads For Hellmuth
One of the wildest hands of the night erupted on an action flop in a three-way pot featuring Hellmuth, Chino Rheem, and Nathan Weisner.
With $3,000 already in the middle, the flop came 10♦K♣4♥. Rheem, holding A♣10♠10♥5♣3♣, bet $600 after it was checked to him. Hellmuth, sitting on the nuts with K♠K♥Q♠7♣2♥, raised to $2,400. Weisner quickly called with A♥Q♥J♠10♣6♠, holding a pair and a strong wrap. Rheem then went into the tank before calling with his set of tens and multiple backdoor draws.
The turn brought the 2♠, giving Rheem an open-ended straight draw to the wheel and additional outs to scoop the high and the low. Hellmuth, still holding the nuts with his set of kings, moved all-in for $6,625. Weisner called, Rheem shoved for his extra $500, and Weisner tossed in the extra chips to set up the three-way all-in.
Despite having the best hand, Hellmuth was only 39% to win against the massive draws held by both opponents. But there would be no signature Hellmuth blow-up this time, only a celebration, as the K♦ rolled off on the river, giving him quads to scoop the $27,675 pot, saying "That's all fu***ng skill boys!"
Winners and Losers
Besides the quads hand for Hellmuth, he ended up as one of the biggest winners of the night, finishing up roughly $40,000 thanks to another three-way all-in, this time with Main Event Champion Mizrachi and this year’s third-place WSOP Main Event finisher, Braxton Dunaway, in which Mizrachi and Hellmuth chopped up Dunaway’s money.
Other winners included Mizrachi finishing up around $15K, with the big losers being Rheem, down about $20K, and Dunaway, taking the biggest hit, down over $60K.
