Reed Doubles Up From Big Blind
Level 25
Omaha Hi-Lo
Edward Jackson Spivack raised from the cut off and was called by Shaun Deeb on the button. William Reed was forced all in from the big blind for 28,000.
The flop came 8?4?Q? and Jackson Spivack check-called the bet from Deeb.
The turn was the 7? and Jackson Spivack elected to check-raise the bet from Deeb. After thinking it over, Deeb laid his hand down to give the side pot to Jackson Spivack.
William Reed: A?9?8?3? 
Edward Jackson Spivack: A?Q?7?2?
It was Spivack ahead with two pair and the better low, but when the river came the 4? Reed improved to the nut flush, to chop the main pot with Jackson Spivack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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910,000
285,000
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285,000 |
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435,000
-615,000
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-615,000 |
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58,000
-427,000
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-427,000 |