Level 22
: 6,000/12,000, 2,000 ante
Dan Heimiller shoved all in before the flop, and Onofrio Reina got it in with 
. Heimiller outran him with 
when he flopped an ace, and he doubled up.
A bit later, Heimiller opened and Reina shoved a short stack over his raise.
"I'm forced to call," Heimiller said, sliding 102,000 in.
Heimiller: 
Reina: 
Reina's hand held easily on the 
runout, and he took back what was once his.
A crippled Heimiller shoved his last 105,000 from the small blind when action folded to him, and the big blind woke up with 
. Heimiller was able to outflop his opponent with 
when the flop came 
, but a 
and 
fourth and fifth streets meant Heimiller was done in by a broadway straight.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
240,000
33,500
|
33,500 |
|
Busted | |
|
||
and Bronstein tapped the table, prompting Holley to fire out a c-bet. When the other two players in the pot get out of the way, Bronstein went for the check-raise and Holley refused to budge, flatting to see the turn come 
.
for bottom pair and the nut flush draw, now needing any four or club to come from behind
, and his last 240,000 went into the middle.
to miss everybody, and the river blanked off as well coming 
. Matthew Mendez, Patterson's lone opponent, called from the button. Mendez also called a bet of 140,000 on the 
turn, but Patterson pushing all in on the 
river gave him serious pause. Mendez had about 500,000 remaining, and after a couple of minutes, he slid the dealer his cards.
