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Upon his arrival to the Amazon Purple section, German pro Jan Heitmann requested the nearest TV be turned to the FIFA World Cup Germany vs. Brazil match, a requested that was honored by the staff.
Heitmann seemed more interested in that game than the Main Event, but that didn't stop him from playing a little poker. In what ended up being his final hand, Heitmann got his chips in (it appeared to be on the turn) holding the 
on a board reading 
. Unfortunately for him, Angus Wong had flopped two pair with the 
. The 
river was of no consequence, and that was all she wrote for Heitmann.
"Have a good day," someone at the table told Heitmann.
"That depends on this match," Heitmann said while motioning to the World Cup on TV. Given Germany scored a couple of minutes later, we're guessing Heitmann isn't too torn up over his exit.
, and both blinds checked to Marvin Rettenmaier who was seated under the gun. Rettenmaier bet 1,625, the small blind folded, and Jeff Rossiter called from the big.
popped up and Rossiter checked to Rettenmaier again who paused for 30 seconds before betting 4,125. Rossiter did some tanking of his own before he ultimately decided to move all in for 9,750 total.
filled out the board, and Rossiter doubled up.
fell on the turn. Smith tapped the table for a second time and Clarke took this opportunity to bet what looked like 5,600. Smith let his hand go and Clarke picked up the pot.
. There was an ace on the flop, but the turn then produced one of Kadosh’s needed nines to cut Boatman’s stack in half and double up Kadosh.
and Mike Gorodinsky all in and at risk with 
against the 
completed the board, Nimaram knuckled again, and Tran went into the tank. He scrunched his face, turning the mental screws in his head before checking behind. Nikmaram turned over 
hit the board. The 
turn gave Jones more chances to survive with a flush draw, but the 
