bluff

Dwan was dealt the 8 of spades and the 5 of spades, and raised to 10,000. Yu Liang was dealt the Jack of spades and the 5 of diamonds. Qiang Wang was dealt the 10 of hearts and the 9 of diamonds. The illustrated winning percentages were Dwan 23%, Yu Liang 34%, and Qiang Wang 39%. After a brief hesitation, Yu Liang chose to fold.

At this point, Dwan's winning percentage was 38%, and Qiang Wang's was 62%.

As the community cards were revealed, they were the 3 of spades, the 2 of spades, and the 10 of spades. Dwan raised by 19,000, and Qiang Wang chose to call, bringing the total pot to 60,000.

The turn card was the Ace of spades. Dwan had a flush and raised by 60,000, doubling the pot to 120,000. Dwan's bet was very precise; if Qiang Wang called, Dwan would still have exactly 180,000 left. After some consideration, Qiang Wang chose to fold.

In this round, Dwan was dealt the King of spades and the 10 of spades and raised by 4,000. Yu Liang was dealt the King of spades and the 5 of spades and also raised by 4,000.

Qiang Wang was dealt the 4 of spades and the 3 of hearts and raised by 4,000.

Tan Xuan was dealt the 8 of spades and the 7 of spades and chose to check.

At this point, the data analysis showed winning percentages of Dwan 32%, Yu Liang 11%, Qiang Wang 19%, and Tan Xuan 31%. The pot had reached 16,000.

The flop cards were the 3 of diamonds, the 8 of hearts, and the 7 of spades.

At this point, the data analysis showed winning percentages of Dwan 5%, Yu Liang 5%, Qiang Wang 10%, and Tan Xuan 80%. All players chose to check.

Then, the turn card was the 5 of hearts.

Tan Xuan chose to raise by 10,000, and Dwan chose to fold. At this point, the data analysis showed winning percentages of Yu Liang 12%, Qiang Wang 14%, and Tan Xuan 74%.

After a brief hesitation, both Yu Liang and Qiang Wang chose to fold.

Tan Xuan moved to the dealer position.

All other players chose to fold. Qiang Wang was dealt the Ace of spades and the King of hearts and raised to 12,000. Wai King Yong was dealt the Jack of hearts and the 8 of hearts and called.

The flop cards were the 2 of spades, the 9 of spades, and the 7 of spades. Wai King Yong had an open-ended straight draw with a 10. Qiang Wang, taking advantage of his position, bet 15,000, and after a brief hesitation, Wai King Yong chose to call.

The turn card was the Queen of hearts.

Wai King Yong was still chasing an open-ended straight draw with a 10 and chose to check. Qiang Wang bet 39,000, bringing the pot to 95,000. In the end, Wai King Yong chose to fold.

Before the round began, Tan Xuan added 200,000 in chips. He was dealt the 8 of spades and the 5 of diamonds and raised to 10,000. Elton Tsang was dealt the Ace of hearts and the 9 of spades and chose to call. Yu Liang was dealt the King of diamonds and the 10 of diamonds and also chose to call. The other players folded. At this point, the winning probability analysis was Tan Xuan 22%, Elton Tsang 36%, and Yu Liang 41%.

The flop cards were the Ace of spades, the Queen of hearts, and the 4 of spades

At this point, the winning probability analysis was Tan Xuan 5%, Elton Tsang 75%, and Yu Liang 20%.

Yu Liang chose to check, Tan Xuan bet 12,000, and Elton Tsang chose to call. After some hesitation, Yu Liang also called. The turn card was the 6 of spades, giving Tan Xuan an open-ended straight draw with a 7.

Yu Liang chose to check, Tan Xuan also checked, and Elton Tsang raised by 35,000. This move was very precise, aimed at depriving the other players of their equity in the pot. Yu Liang chose to fold. At this point, Tan Xuan faced a decision: checking and raising would seem suspicious, calling for the straight draw wasn't worth it. He could either fold or bluff on the river with the 6 of spades. Surprisingly, after a long deliberation, Tan Xuan chose the most unbelievable option: raising by 130,000. Faced with this move, Elton Tsang fell into deep thought. Very few, if any, players would continue betting on the flop and then check-raise on the turn. Confused, Elton Tsang ultimately chose to fold. Tan Xuan won the pot.