Heimiller Doubles Back To Life
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It was Dan Heimiller's turn to be all in this heads up match. Michael Chow raised preflop, and Heimiller called. Dan check-called a bet on the 
flop, his hand shaking as he slid out one of his last precious stacks of pink chips. Heimiller checked again after the 
appeared on the turn, and Chow bet. Heimiller moved all in for only another 30,000 on top of the 200,000 bet. Turns out it was a cooler of a flop. Heimiller showed 
for a flopped flush with a low draw. Chow had flopped top set with 
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His rail chanted for the board to pair, but their pleas were drowned out by the screams from across the room where Michael Mizrachi was busy winning the $50k Players' Championship. The dealer must not have heard the request, because the 
on the river failed to pair the board. Heimiller doubled back into contention.