Larry Klur raises from the cutoff to 200,000, and chipleader Blair Hinkle (pictured) calls from the button. The flop comes , Klur bets 325,000, and Hinkle calls.

The turn is the , Klur checks, Hinkle bets 415,000, and Klur calls. Klur checks in the dark, and the falls on the turn. Hinkle bets 1,600,000, and Klur calls.

Hinkle shows for a heart flush, and Klur says, “Oh, I didn’t even see that. Nice hand.” Klur flashes his cards and says, “Aces up.” Klur mucks, and Hinkle wins the pot to increase his chip lead.

Blair Hinkle  –  17,850,000  (223 bb)
Larry Klur  –  2,800,000  (35 bb)

With about 71.5 million in chips in play, Blair Hinkle has about 25% of all the chips. That is an amazing percentage for this stage of the tournament, with 14 players remaining.