Heitmann Can't Keep His Chips
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We walked up just after the opening action, but it appears Jan Heitmann was the preflop raiser before Mark Drover three-bet to 85,000. Heitmann shoved in for about 310,000 total, and Drover made the call to put him to the test. It was two fairly marginal hands going to war.
Showdown
Heitmann: 
Drover: 
The 
flop was not good for Heitmann's chances, and the turn 
and river 
ended his day with less than 40 players remaining.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,500,000 | 862,000 |
|
Busted |
. Charles Furey made the call with the 
and Furey's fives full of kings proved to be the winning hand and Lindqvist was eliminated.
flop was a decent miss for Kaverman as he picked up another four outs with the gutshot straight draw. The turn 
was a blank, and Blondeau was one card from the double. He just needed to fade the jacks and queens left in the deck, but that proved to be too tall a task. The 
dropped on the river, and the straight locks up the knockout for Kaverman.
. Faraz Jaka was his opponent holding the 
.
. The board ran out 
. It's the end of the day for Jaikel, and his chips make Liu the newest member of the million-chip club.
, and Burbick doubled to 751,000 chips. Visser slipped to 215,000.
