Uros Brkic already took a lot of chips from Joachim Chia and he just knocked out Andrew Roberts in a battle of the blinds. It was a flip with the 
for Brkic in the small blind and the 
for Roberts one seat over.
The 
flop was already quite scary and Roberts tapped the table when the 
appeared on the turn. Only a deuce could save Roberts but the 
river sent him to the rail just shy of the money.
The past 10 minutes we have seen at least six raises, all in moves and tank-folds. Yes, we are getting really close to the money. There are 58 players left and 54 will get cash and a flag on the Hendon Mob.
Dan Heimiller had a short stack at risk with 
against 
and his outs increased dramatically with the 
flop. Neither the 
turn nor the river changed anything and Heimiller lost another 9,900 on top of his raise.
Level: 11
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
The players are on a 15-minute break.
It was an all in preflop by Giacomo Fundaro out of the big blind against the raise of Daniel Murphy and the Italian had about 12,000 or so chips left. Murphy called with 
and was delighted to see 
on the other side of the table.
The 
flop was even more exciting as Fundaro could not win the pot outright anymore. The 
on the turn provided some chop odds but the 
river was a brick.
The chips went in preflop between Gary Benson with 
and an opponent with 
. Benson was at risk for 9,150 but the chips weould have gone in either way on the 
flop. The on the turn guaranteed the double up for Benson and a meaningless 
river completed the board.
A short-stacked player moved all in for approximately 8,000 in chips from early position and Antonio Esfandiari made the call on the button. The players behind him folded and the short stack already stood up while revealing 
.
Esfandiari was ahead with the 
but the 
flop changed the situation entirely. The on the turn now gave Esfandiari a gutshot and sure enough the 
river provided just that to see the better hand preflop hold up.
While the stack of Dan Heimiller is difficult to count due to not being stacked in 20s, Piyush Gupta one seat over has built a little pyramid and it is much easier to get an up-to-date information on his count. The two bigger stacks just clashed in a pot that saw approximately 16,000 in the middle until the 
river.
Heimiller bet 5,000 and Gupta raised to 14,500. The 2014 WSOP bracelet winner took more than a minute to make up his mind and eventually folded.
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