The latest episode of No Gamble, No Future Season 7 saw Jennifer Tilly highlight the lineup, joined by Randy '3Coin' Sadler, Mark 'Pink' Lanelli, Alex Aqel, Freddy Hamad, Rips, and Taylor 'Lightning' Wilson for another installment of $100/$100 no-limit hold'em action.
There was no shortage of willing gamblers at the table and it didn't take long for multi-way madness to take over the game in spectacular style.
'I'm so sorry I cracked your kings'
With the stand-up game on, Lanelli kicked off the action with a raise to $1,000 from early position with 
before Hamad, next to act, moved all-in over the top for $16,350 with 
. Tilly verbally declared all-in for her $10,000 within seconds of Hamad moving in and had him crushed with 
. Rips then peeled 
on the button and sent his stack into the middle as well.
When the action folded around to him, Wilson looked down at 
in the big blind and debated a call, but eventually decided the action was too much for his holding to stand up to. With only $7,575 in his stack and plenty of gamble in him, Lanelli stuck the rest of his chips in and within seconds a $50,425 pot had materialized.
It was all smiles for Mark Lanelli as he hit a two-outer to quadruple his stack. Rips had the best of it and with three aces accounted for – along with the fact that he covered the other three players – he was a massive favorite to take down the entire pot. As all poker players know, however, the best hand doesn't always hold up. The 
flop saw Tilly connect with a no-good top pair and Rips' pocket kings remained well in front. While Tilly called for the queen of clubs, it was the 
on the turn that flipped the script.
Despite surging into the lead with a set, Lanelli barely registered the card as he knew his opponents had outs to the winner. Tilly could improve to the nut flush with a club and a ten would give Rips a straight.
"Club! Club! If I get a club, you get $1,000 cold hard cash!" Tilly told the dealer. "Cluuuuuuuub!"
The 
river completed the board to deliver Lanelli a full quadruple up while Rips took down a small side pot.
"I'm so sorry to have cracked your kings, Rips. I'm so sorry," Lanelli needled. "I'm so sorry I got it in bad. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, Rips, to have got it in with the worst hand. I'm so sorry."
"Thanks for your action, Rips," he concluded.
"Yeah, yeah," Rips muttered.
No Gamble, No Future airs Tuesday evenings at 8:00pm ET, exclusively on PokerGO.
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