Reddin Tanks...and Tanks...
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Liam Reddin was staring at Peter Murphy's 9,950 bet all in on the turn of an 
board. There was already 15,000 in the middle by this point and Reddin was clearly on the cusp of a difficult decision. He was clearly agonised by his potential choices as a call would leave him with only around 1,000 left himself.
"It be easier if it were for all my chips," Reddin opined.
Turning around to Murphy he began an interrogation using Dave Allenesque logic, "If I had Jacks, would Jacks be good?"
Murphy replied, "I cannae tell you that or you'd know what to do!"
"You could lie..."
"I don't like lying."
"Are you worried?"
"I'm not worried."
Reddin then said to the table, "I'm sorry, you can call the clock if you want." No-one moved.
Finally he flipped a coin saying he'd call if it came up heads. It was tails. He folded.
held against Bart Van Der Laan's 
on a 
board.
of Benjamin Spragg. Reilly seemed hopeful, but his hopes were dashed on the 
flop. Spragg paired his ten to take a commanding lead and ended up sending Reilly home after both the 
turn and 
river blanked.
was checked to to Martin Stausholm who bet 3,700. Simon Trumper made the call, as did Peter Higgins while Jarlath Kilgallon folded. Everyone checked the 
turn before Trumper led for 5,100 on the 
.
and Yong was handed the all-in button as he dropped his remaining stack, just under 10,000, over the line. McDermott called. Yong showed the 
for the flush but McDermott turned over the 
fell on the river.
