Episode 16

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.
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