No Gamble, No Future

Season 5 of No Gamble, No Future is here, and Phil Hellmuth headlines the season opener alongside Nik Airball, Alan Keating, and Jean-Robert Bellande. Matt Hanks returns after a season away from the crazy action, while Ryan Feldman and Humboldt Mike make their show debuts as these seven players battle away playing $200/$400 No-Limit Hold'em.

Phil Hellmuth and Alan Keating kick off this episode of No Gamble, No Future by trading blows back and forth, before Matt Hanks bricks his straight draw against Ryan Feldman. Feldman continues his dominance by winning a flip to send another player to the rebuy cage, while Hanks wins his own race to rebuild. The episode concludes with Humboldt Mike being questioned by Hellmuth regarding his antics being out of line following a big hand against each other. Will Hellmuth throw a tantrum and storm off, or will the Poker Brat stick around and hunt for revenge?

The show doesn't stop for Humboldt Mike as he runs up his stack by doubling twice and getting full value from Alan Keating. Jean-Robert Bellande gets it all in twice and chops, while Matt Hanks puts on his best bluffing show before finding a real hand with a full house against Ryan Feldman, who has a tough night on the felt.

It's the last episode of No Gamble, No Future with this lineup, and the action begins with a big pot between Alan Keating and Matt Hanks, before Humboldt Mike spikes a tasty turn card. Jean-Robert Bellande is forced to rebuy before a huge pot sees Nik Airball win both runouts. Hanks, Keating, and Ryan Feldman all make straights before Bellande gets value with full house-over-full house against Humboldt Mike. The episode closes with Nik Airball all-in once again before Humboldt Mike battles with Feldman to win one final big pot to close out this lineup.

A brand new set of players take a seat on this episode of No Gamble, No Future, and headlining the madness is 17-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth. He is joined by local cash game regulars Justin Young, Julian Parmann, and Sashimi Poker. Shawn Madden and Joel Prelog make their return to No Gamble, No Future, while Mike Burns makes his debut in this $100/$100 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.

Phil Hellmuth kicks off this episode of No Gamble, No Future by spinning the Wheel of Pain, and he is soon joined by Justin Young and Julian Parmann, who both take their turns spinning. Mike Burns flops big against Young and finds some value in a multiway pot, while Hellmuth hits back-to-back river cards against Shawn Madden. The Stand-Up Game returns, and Sashimi Poker finds herself all-in against the only other person remaining in the game. Can Sashimi Poker double up, or will she be forced to rebuy AND pay the penalty to everyone?

The Stand-Up Game kicks off this episode of No Gamble, No Future, and although things are looking good for Julian Parmann, that is quickly reversed in the worst way. Parmann is forced to restand after Brian Burns wins with seven-deuce, then he doubles Shawn Madden, pays everyone for losing the Stand-Up Game, and spins the Wheel of Pain. Madden picks up another pot when he turns a flush, while Justin Young hits a big turn card against Burns and then rivers Hellmuth. However, the Poker Brat's ups and downs during this episode end on a high when he flops quads and wins a little money back.

There's a new wave of players for this episode of No Gamble, No Future, as Jared Bleznick, Alexander 'Wolfgang Poker' Seibt, Humboldt Mike, and Randy Sadler make their series debuts. Sashimi Poker, Markus Gonsalves, and Jimmy D'Ambrosio all return for this $100/$100 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.

The Wheel of Pain is in action on this episode of No Gamble, No Future, as Jared Bleznick, Randy "3Coin" Sadler, Jimmy D'Ambrosio, and Sashmi Poker all take it for a spin. Sadler plays a huge pot with Blenzick and sees a fortunate river, twice. Sashimi Poker holds on in a pot against Humboldt Mike, while several successful bluffs are executed before D'Ambrosio's pocket kings go down in flames.

Ethan "Rampage" Yau makes his No Gamble, No Future debut on this episode, and he is joined by Jared Bleznick, Alexander 'Wolfgang Poker' Seibt, Humboldt Mike, Randy "3Coin" Sadler, Sashimi Poker, Markus Gonsalves, and Jimmy D'Ambrosio to play a $100/$100 No-Limit Hold'em cash game.

The Wheel of Pain and hot sauce go hand in hand on this episode of No Gamble, No Future, as Alexander 'Wolfgang Poker' Seibt and Ethan "Rampage" Yau are the recipients. Once the Stand-Up game is in play, Yau begins dragging pots and Jimmy D'Ambrosio joins him in the winner's circle. Sashimi Poker picks up key pots from Jared Bleznick and Randy "3Coin" Sadler, but Bleznick flips the script and hits a cooler flop to send Sashimi Poker to the rebuy cage before taking what is left of D'Ambrosio's chips with pocket jacks.

It's a tough session for Ethan "Rampage" Yau and Markus Gonsalves on this episode of No Gamble, No Future, as Randy "3Coin" Sadler kicks things off by doubling up. Yau then runs into the monster hand of Alexander 'Wolfgang Poker' Seibt to double him up before paying off Jared Bleznick, who flops big on Yau's top pair. Sashimi Poker hits a river on Bleznick as Gonsalves misses a Royal Flush draw while Jimmy D'Ambrosio has a fortunate Wheel of Pain spin and drags the final few pots of the episode.

The Cash of the Titans returns to No Gamble, No Future, with stakes that begin at $100/$200 and climb up to $500/$1,000 by the final session, with players allowed two $100,000 bullets. Andrew Robl, Kristen Foxen, Sean Perry, Stanley Choi, Justin Young, Mike Volfson, and Shawn Madden have all put up $100,000 on the side, with a $150,000 bonus paid to the biggest winner on Day 1 and Day 2, while the biggest winner once the final hand is dealt will take home the $400,000 bonus along with all the money they've won in Cash of the Titans.

The stakes are up to $200/$300 on this Cash of the Titans episode of No Gamble, No Future, and the Stand Up game is on. Sean Perry and Mike Volfson are the final two standing, and they play a huge pot where one of them goes runner-runner to stack the other's trips. Shawn Madden has his aces cracked by Justin Young, while Andrew Robl is in a semi-bluffing mood. Perry also finds pocket aces and some value, while Kristen Foxen gets it all-in with ace-king suited. Can she crack her opponent's pocket kings?

The stakes are up to $200/$400 on this Cash of the Titans episode of No Gamble, No Future, and another Stand-Up game kicks things off as Shawn Madden pays out the penalties. Sean Perry continues his hot run of cards as he picks up several premium holdings as he surges further up the leaderboard. Andrew Robl and Stanley Choi battle in a pot that sees Robl endure one of the ugliest runouts in No Gamble, No Future history, but he manages to make a recovery after picking up pocket aces against Mike Volfson.

Justin Young opens this Cash of the Titans episode of No Gamble, No Future by making an incredible fold, but unfortunately, he couldn't make it a second time when he runs into the pocket aces of Mike Volfson. Andrew Robl uses a crucial blocker to push Kristen Foxen off a chop, while both Stanley Choi and Sean Perry scoop in chips with seven-deuce. The seating order is switched up, and the stakes are raised to $300/$600 before Young is all-in with top pair against Perry. Young picks up outs on the turn but is forced to use his $100,000 add-on before the episode ends with Choi pushing Robl off the best hand.

Big hands are everywhere on this Cash of the Titans episode of No Gamble, No Future, as Mike Volfson and Stanley Choi takedown early pots. Justin Young gets value out of his flush before Sean Perry puts Volfson to the test on the river. Volfson looks to make a recovery with a semi-bluff, but he then encounters an unfavorable river against Young after turning two pair. Shawn Madden faces a river decision for his chip stack against Perry as Day 2 of Cash of the Titans ends with only one player finishing in the green.

It is Mike Volfson's time to shine on this Cash of the Titans episode of No Gamble, No Future as he wins a huge flip against Shawn Madden before taking a chunk of chips from Sean Perry after hitting lightning on the turn. Kristen Foxen is dealt aces and rivers the nuts on Justin Young before she flops top set against Sean Perry's overpair, but will she get the double up? Justin Young plays for it all with a combo draw against Stanley Choi's set and is saved on the river, while an unusually quiet Andrew Robl waits for the final hand to weave some of his magic with eight-high.

It is the Season 5 finale of No Gamble, No Future and the final session of Cash of the Titans, where Sean Perry currently holds a sizeable lead over his six opponents. Justin Young takes a stand against Andrew Robl as his luck runs out, while Perry, Kristen Foxen, and Stanley Choi pick up pots with some big hands. It takes two cracks for Foxen to win the 7-2 bounty while Mike Volfson hits the river on Choi. With the end of Cash of the Titans drawing close, Robl plays a pot with Foxen where he needs a count on Perry's stack before shoving all-in. Will Foxen fold and ensure Perry is crowned the Cash of the Titans champion, or will she call all-in and play a nearly $500,000 pot with Robl, with the winner declared the champion?