Everyone Doesn't Hate a Chopped Pot, But Maybe Antoine Pinard Does

Antoine Pinard and Peter Sass were heads up to the flop. The board read and Sass had a bet of 10,000 in front of him.

The pot was only about 5,000. Pinard went all in for about 38,000 and Sass called. Sass turned over for two pair and Pinard showed for a set of aces. Neither player held a spade.

The turn was the and the river was the , bringing with it a chorus of oooohs and aaaaahs from the table. Pinard said something under his breath and the pot was split between Sass and Pinard, who both played the board.

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