Level 20
: 15,000/30,000, 30,000 ante
Hand #32: Jake Schindler raised the button to 75,000 with 
and Cary Katz flatted the 
out of the big blind. The 
flop helped Schindler get rid of Katz who folded to a continuation bet.
The blinds increased to 20,000/40,000 with the ante of 30,000.
Hand #33: Ben Tollerene received a walk.
Hand #34: Ryan Riess raised to 90,000 with 
and that was enough to win the pot.
Hand #35: Schindler raised to 130,000 in the small blind, holding a playable 
. Riess peeled rags and mucked.
Hand #36: This time Tollerene raised to 85,000 with 
and raked in the pot without contest.
and Ryan Riess called in the big blind with 
. The flop came 
and Riess checked to Tollerene who continued for 45,000. Riess slid his cards to the muck and Tollerene raked in the pot.
. He bumped it up to 95,000 and Katz instantly mucked his cards.
. Riess decided to let his hand go and Schindler took it down preflop.
on the button and Riess defended his big blind with 
. The flop came 
and Riess check-called a bet of 45,000 from Tollerene. The turn brought the 
and both players knuckled the table as the 
in the small blind, inviting big blind Jake Schindler to the contest with 
and waited to see how much Tollerene was going to invest. Tollerene continued with a 150,000-bet and Katz called after 30 seconds. 
turn was safe for Katz who checked to his opponent again. Tollerene took his time before checking back to let the dealer roll over the 
turn, making it 200,000 and Schindler called in position. 
to flop trips on the 
in the small blind and Schindler joined with 
and Jake Schindler called from the small blind with 
and Schindler played it cautiously with another check. Riess shoved all in for 820,000 which forced a quick fold from Tollerene. Schindler sat with a puzzled look on his face as he tossed in a time extension and eventually decided on the correct fold.
. They checked the 
river, firing a last-minute bluff. Tollerene, however, raised to 80,000 to force a fold from Katz.
