After the first draw, Matthew Schreiber and Hye Park checked to Alexander Wilkinson who bet and got two callers.
All three players drew one and Schreiber bet out. Park folded and Wilkinson called.
Schreiber stood pat and Wilkinson drew one. Schreiber bet and got a call.
Schreiber tabled 8x6x5x4x3x and took down the pot.
Nick Schulman raised on the button and Matthew Schreiber called in the big blind.
Schreiber drew two and Schulman one. Schulman bet and Schreiber called.
Both players drew one and Schulman bet again. Schreiber called and took one more, while Schulman stood pat. Both players checked and Schulman showed Jx8x7x3x2x to win the pot.
Alexander Wilkinson then raised under the gun and Schreiber reraised on the button. Wilkinson made it four bets and Schreiber called.
Wilkinson drew one and bet, while Schreiber called after taking two. Wilkinson then stood pat and put out another bet. Schreiber took two and quickly tossed his cards away.
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Hye Park raised and called a three-bet from Alexander Wilkinson.
Wilkinson drew one and Park drew two. Wilkinson bet and Park called.
Both players drew one and Wilkinson check-called a bet. Wilkinson drew one and Park stood pat.
Both players checked and Wilkinson won with 9x7x6x4x2x.
Alexander Wilkinson raised on the button, Matthew Schreiber reraised in the small blind, and Wilkinson called.
Schreiber took one and Wilkinson two. Schreiber then bet and Wilkinson called.
Both players drew one and Schreiber bet again. Wilkinson then raised and Schreiber called.
Both players stood pat and Wilkinson bet. Schreiber shook his head and paused for a few seconds before tossing in the chips to call. Wilkinson showed 8x6x5x3x2x and Schreiber flashed an 8-7 before mucking.
Level: 22
Blinds: 25,000-50,000
Limits: 50,000-100,000
Players are heading on another 10-minute break.
Nick Schulman raised under the gun and Brian Tate called in the big blind.
Tate drew two and Schulman one. Schulman then bet and Tate called.
Tate again took two and Schulman one. Schulman put out another bet and Tate called. Tate drew one and Schulman stood pat and bet, and Tate folded.
The next hand, Tate raised in the small blind and Schulman called in the big blind. Tate stood pat and bet his last chips, while Schulman called and took three.
Schulman drew one on the last two draws while Tate continued to stand pat. Tate turned over 8x7x5x3x2x, while Schulman had 8x4x3x2x and caught a 6x to win the pot and send Tate to the rail in fifth place.
Alexander Wilkinson raised and Matthew Schreiber three-bet. Wilkinson made it four bets and Schreiber called.
Schreiber drew two and Wilkinson one. Schreiber check-called a bet and the draws repeated.
Schreiber check-called another bet and drew one while Wilkinson stood pat.
Schreiber check-folded to a bet on the end as Wilkinson extended his chip lead.
Brian Tate raised in the cutoff and Matthew Schreiber called in the big blind.
Both players drew two and checked after the first draw. They then drew two again and Tate bet. Schreiber then raised and Tate called.
Schreiber stood pat and bet on the last draw, while Tate took one and folded.
Schreiber then raised on the button and Tate called in the big blind.
Both players drew two and Tate bet. Schreiber then raised, Tate reraised, and Schreiber called.
Both players stood pat and Tate checked to Schreiber who bet. Tate quickly folded as the oatmeal tycoon was left nursing a short stack.
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