Dan Heimiller moved all in from the small blind with Q5 and Kitai calls with K6.
The board comes KJ364, and Davidi Kitai wins the pot with two pair, kings and sixes, to eliminate Dan Heimiller in third place.
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  Out in 3rd Place ($20,000)
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  2,920,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,530,000

Dan Heimiller Doubles Thru Davidi Kitai

Davidi Kitai raises from the button to 150,000, Almira Skripchenko calls from the small blind, and Dan Heimiller moves all in from the big blind for 530,000. Kitai thinks for a while before he calls, and Skripchenko folds.
Heimiller shows KJ, and he doubles up against Kitai's 98 with a heart flush.
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  1,120,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  2,000,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,330,000

Skripchenko raises on the button to 150,000 with a call from Heimiller in the small blind, creating a main pot of 100,000 and a side pot of 260,000.   With just 30,000 left in chips, Rechnitzer is all in on the big blind.

Flop comes AK6 and Skripchenko moves all in.  Heimiller folds 10 10 face up.  Rechnitzer has 54,  against Skripchenko's A9.  Skripchenko fills up with an Ace on the turn and a 9 on the river, eliminating Rechnitzer in fourth place.

 

 

 

In hand #57, Almira Skripchenko ships it in the small blind with K6 and Rechnitzer calls from the big blind with AQ.  Skripchenko pairs her king on the turn to win the pot and double up in chips -- crippling George Rechnitzer in the process.
Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  30,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  540,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  2,630,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,250,000

At 7:24 players are on a break.  They are at Level 27: 30,000-60,000, 10,000 ante

Here are the chip counts:

Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  740,000  
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  710,000 

Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  2,230,000  

Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  770,000 

 

After the break Kitai plays big stack bully by shoving all in on the next three hands, shutting down any action.  Dan Heimiller shoves all in on hand number 55, taking down the blinds and antes and putting him in 2nd place in chips.  However, Dan is still in a precarious position as Kitai dominates Dan with approximately 3.5 to 1 in chips, and he is not that ahead of the other two remaining short stacks.  Here is the current standing:

Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  610,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  710,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  2,490,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  640,000

Hand 36 chip counts (level 26: 25,000-50,000, 5,000 ante) 

Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  570,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  2,140,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  695,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,045,000

 

Kitai doubles through Heimiller in hand number 41:

Dan Heimiller raises utg to 120,000 with 77, and Kitai moves all in from the button with AQ for 915,000.   The board comes A63KQ, and Davidi Kitai wins the pot with two pair, aces and queens, to double up in chips. Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  490,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  1,115,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  1,925,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  920,000

Not much action going on the past dozen hands. Player who raises the pot has for the most part taken the hand down.

Here is where the standings are at after Hand # 29, Level 26: 25,000-50,000, 5,000 ante

Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  665,000                                                                                                    

Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  1,735,000 

Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  790,000                                                                                                                

Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,260,000 

Hands 8, 9 and 10 see Team Germany Captain Dan Heimiller chipping up. 

In hand 8,  Dan raises from middle position to 100,000, Damon Schramm raises from the big blind to 200,000, and Heimiller moves all in. Heimiller dominates with AK against Schramm's A 10.   Dan wins with  two pair, kings and sixes, to double up in chips.

Seat 2.  Damon Schramm  -  105,000
Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  650,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  1,345,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  875,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,475,000

In hand number 9 Dan's AA  holds up against Schramm's K10.  Schramm is eliminated in 5th place.


Seat 2.  Damon Schramm  -  Out in 5th Place ($10,000)
Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  605,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  1,505,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  870,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,470,000

In hand 10, Dan takes the chip lead.

Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  560,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  1,560,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  865,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,465,000

Immediately after the first break, on hand number 7, Almira Skripchenko ships it in the small blind 1.2 million, and Dinara Khaziyeva calls with 10 2.  Skripchenko turns over A 10, and eliminates Khaziyeva with a pair of aces.
Seat 1.  Dinara Khaziyeva  -  Out in 6th Place ($5,000)
Seat 2.  Damon Schramm  -  770,000
Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  655,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  665,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  880,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,480,000

In hand number six,  Almira Shripchenko doubles through Dinara Khaziyeva.  Dinara's KcTc dominated Almira's Td9D on a Ks Th 9h flop.  The turn is a 9s giving Amira a boat and the river is a meaningless 7d.

 Updated chip count:

Seat 1.  Dinara Khaziyeva  -  90,000
Seat 2.  Damon Schramm  -  775,000
Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  660,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  670,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  885,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,370,000

The turn card is -- the 9! Skripchenko takes the lead with a full house, nines full of tens, and Khaziyeva needs a king on the river.

The river card is the 7, and Almira Skripchenko wins the pot with a full house to double up in chips. Seat 1.  Dinara Khaziyeva  -  90,000
Seat 2.  Damon Schramm  -  775,000
Seat 3.  George Rechnitzer  -  660,000
Seat 4.  Dan Heimiller  -  670,000
Seat 5.  Davidi Kitai  -  885,000
Seat 6.  Almira Skripchenko  -  1,370,000