Hands #107-111: The Lead Swings Back and Forth
Hand #107: Ben Tollerene sticks to his limping strategy out of the small blind, this time with the 
, and Jake Schindler checked his options. Tollerene bet the minimum on the 
flop and Schindler check-folded his 
.
Hand #108: Schindler raised to 240,000 with 
and Tollerene three-bet to 800,000 with 
. Schindler reached to his pile of orange chips and matched the price.
The 
flop was once again better for Schindler who hit the top pair. Tollerene checked his ace-high and Schindler took the betting lead, firing 600,000. Tollerene wasted no time and folded.
Hand #109: Tollerene finally raised from the small blind, making it 180,000 to go with 
. Schindler had 
and three-bet to 700,000 to Tollerene's pleasure. Tollerene four-bet shoved to seize the pot and the chip lead.
Hand #110: A limped pot saw both players catch a piece of the 
flop as big blind Tollerene had the bottom pair with 
while Schindler had the middle pair with 
. Schindler bet 80,000 in position and Tollerene called before they both checked the turn and the 
river, leaving Schindler the winner.
Hand #111: Tollerene limped his 
and Schindler tapped with 
. The all-spade 
flop gave Schindler a flush draw and he checked to Tollerene who bet 80,000. Schindler then threw in 325,000 for a check-raise and Tollerene gave up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,440,000
340,000
|
340,000 |
|
||
|
3,260,000
-340,000
|
-340,000 |