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01-14-2010 13:45 UTC-5

How to Fade a Spade with Reynolds

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Donnie Peters

Will Molson raised to 47,000 and action folded to William Reynolds in the big blind. He moved all in and Molson quickly called. The two tabled the same hand, but different suits.

Reynolds: {A-Clubs}

{A-Clubs}

{Q-Hearts}

Molson:

{A-Diamonds}

{Q-Spades}

The flop was a very interesting one when it came {J-Spades}

{J-Spades}

{5-Spades}

{2-Spades}

. Now Molson had the edge holding the only spade. He was also the player with more chips in the hand, meaning Reynolds would be sent home if a spade fell.

The turn was the {5-Diamonds}

{5-Diamonds}

and the river the {5-Hearts}

{5-Hearts}

. Both red cards produced a rather blah climax to hand and the two chopped up the pot.

Tags: Will Molson William Reynolds