Day 4: Getting Paid
Jeff Sarwer will enter as the chip leader, but there's still plenty of work to be done. Antony Lellouche, Shaun Deeb, Vitaly Lunkin, and Team PokerStars PRO Luca Pagano are all still left in the field as well. With only three, eight-handed tables in play, it'll be interesting to see which of these big names are joined at the same table to start the day. Once we receive the seat draw from the tournament staff, it will be posted. Peter Hedlund will have some work to do, as he comes in on a short stack.
Here's what everyone will come into the day with:
Jeffrey Sarwer - 956,500
Clayton Mozdzen - 574,000 (PokerStars qualifier)
Alexander Debus - 479,500 (PokerStars qualifier)
Anatoly Gurtovov - 425,000
Antony Lellouche - 332,500
Ruslan Prydryk - 325,500
Aleksey Yuzikov - 322,000
Konstantin Puchkov - 300,000
Oleksandr Vaserfirer - 285,500
Dani Vargas - 256,000
Christophe Benzimra - 211,500
Vitaly Lunkin - 198,500
Shaun Deeb - 192,500 (PokerStars player)
Nikolay Tsanev - 183,000
Jani Sointula - 182,500
Michel Abecassis - 149,000
Alfio Battisti - 140,000
Julian Hoffmann Mogensen - 128,500
Tome Cardoso Moreira - 127,000
Luca Pagano - 112,500 (Team PokerStars PRO)
Peter Hedlund - 87,500
Maurice Schulmann - 53,500
Alexander Klimashin - 39,000
Wojciech Polak - 30,500 (PokerStars player)
We'll be back later on to give you all the live coverage from the 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw.
and was called by the big blind holding 
. Puchkov's opponent hit not one, but two fours on the flop to make trips and send Puchkov to the rail in 24th place.
. Polak held 
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, eliminating Polak in 23rd position and increasing Sarwer's chip lead.
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and Pagano's king kinger played, doubling him up to around 250,000 chips. Deeb was knocked down to 60,000.
, keeping Deeb ahead.
, securing the win for Deeb and doubled him back up to 130,000 chips.