Nicholas Sliwinski Eliminates Andreas Berggren
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flop, with Sliwinski's 
out-kicking Berggren's 
. The 
fell on the turn and the 
on the river and Berggren was eliminated. Sliwinski is now up to 1.7 million.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 4
flop, with Sliwinski's out-kicking Berggren's . The fell on the turn and the on the river and Berggren was eliminated. Sliwinski is now up to 1.7 million.
Qiu on a Quest
. Qiu bet 50,000, and Stewart called. The turn brought the 
. This time Qiu checked, and Stewart bet 75,000. Qiu called.The river was the
. Qiu checked again, and Stewart this time fired out 125,000. Qiu again made the call, showing 
. Stewart showed 
for kings with a lesser kicker. Stewart fell to 900,000 on that one.Qiu picked up another nice pot the very next hand when he shoved all in following a preflop raise by Stewart and reraise by Marc Podell, causing both to fold. Qiu is now up to 1.2 million.
David Rheem Eliminates Steve Billirakis
were well ahead of Billirakis' 
. The flop came 
and the 
gave Rheem a flush draw and Billirakis a gutshot, but the 
came on the river and Billirakis was eliminated. Rheem is now all the way up to two million in chips.
Eric Bremond Eliminated
but Karle Wilson made an easy call with 
.The flop came
to give Bremond some outs with his wheel draw but the on the turn and on the river were enough to send him to the rail.
Edward Roger Eliminated
Roger:
Davis:
The board ran out
and Davis' pocket eights held up to eliminate Roger. Davis is now up to 900,000 after spending most of the day relatively short-stacked.
Montgomery Beneficiary of Prabhu Boo-Boo
. Suresh Prabhu checked as did others, then Scott Montgomery bet 30,000, it folded to Prabhu who called, and everyone else got out of the way.The turn brought the
. Prabhu checked, Montgomery bet 150,000, then Prabhu pushed all in. Montgomery called with his remaining 210,000.Prabhu:
Montgomery:
The river brought the
, and Montgomery took the big pot with his two small pair. He's up to 1.2 million, and Prabhu falls to 860,000.
A Big Pot at the Death
flop and Joseph check-called Dragomir's 110,000 bet. He also check-called Dragomir's 200,000 bet on the turn when the 
fell. And Joseph also check-called Dragomir's 345,000 bet when the fell on the river.Cristian then showed
for trips, and after Joseph mucked he said he'd held pocket aces. Dragomir is now up to 2.065 million while Joseph slipped to 2.175 million.
Big Call Propels Marquis
The flop came
. Wright bet 100,000, Marquis called, and Feurle folded.The turn was the
. Wright bet 150,000 this time, and Marquis again called.The river was the
. Wright pushed all in. Wright had Marquis well covered -- indeed Wright only had about 140,000 behind. He tanked for several minutes. "I don't know what to do," he said. "I'm never good here." More minutes passed. "I have 14 big blinds, that's not terrible," he said, indicating where he'd be if he folded.Finally he decided to call. "I have jacks, you win," he said, turning over his
. Much to Marquis' surprise, Wright mucked.Marquis ends the night with just over a million, while Wright has 826,000.
Play Suspended
Day 4 Comes to an End
Today saw 474 hopefuls return with the action fast and furious throughout the day. Jeremy Joseph carried the chip lead for most of the day, and despite losing a monster pot in the final minutes of play, should hang onto a slight overnight chip lead with Cristian Dragomir and David "Chino" Rheem lurking close behind.
Noteable players still in the field include Mark Vos, Gus Hansen, Victor Ramdin, Alexander Kostritsyn, Allen Cunningham, Jeff Madsen, Tiffany Michelle, Mike Matusow, Kara Scott, Hoyt Corkins and, the last remaining WSOP World Champion in the field, Phil Hellmuth.
We'll have the updated chip counts and redraw for the final 189 players as soon as it comes to hand.
Play recommences at noon tomorrow -- we look forward to your company once again!