Today, Faded Spade and the Heartland Poker Tour (HPT) announced a continued partnership for Faded Spade to remain the choice playing card brand of the HPT.
In addition to remaining the choice playing card brand of the HPT, Faded Spade, the poker industry’s fastest-growing playing card company, will have its cards featured on the HPT’s nationally televised broadcast of the HPT Westgate Resorts Main Event, scheduled for March 7-13, 2019.
“When I first saw the unique design of Faded Spade cards, I was intrigued,” said Korey Stewart, HPT marketing manager. “Once I got my hands on a deck, I was even more impressed. It was great to see a fresh look and feel to a key component of the game that had essentially gone unchanged for decades. We began using Faded Spade almost right away and found that players and dealers enjoyed them. Now, we use Faded Spade playing cards at all HPT televised final tables.”
“We choose to use Faded Spade playing cards during Heartland Poker Tour final tables because of their great quality and the fact that players love them,” added Jeremy Smith, HPT tournament director. “If you are a poker room operator or a recreational player looking for cards, I highly recommend ordering Faded Spade playing cards. You will not regret it.”
Tom Wheaton, CEO of Faded Spade, chimed in “Faded Spade is proud to continue its partnership with the Heartland Poker Tour. The tour’s commitment to providing the best playing experience for all players shines through the hard work and dedication of Korey, Jeremy, and the entire HPT staff. Faded Spade could not be more pleased to continue to work with the HPT and its venue partners to help raise the experience of Heartland Poker Tour events everywhere.”
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. Both players checked, the turn comes 
and they checked again. The river was 
, both players checked and Roberts tabled 
to take the pot.
, Ajayi checked, Sacha bet 115,000 and both players mucked.
and told the table that's the last time he shows.
. Dapo Ajayi checked, Ryan Dodson bet 50,000 and Reginald Roberts called. Ajayi folded, the turn came