The chips were all in preflop with Raul Mestre taking his up against the of Robert Jackson.
Jackson appeared set for a double up on the flop of , but the spiked on the turn to give Mestre the two-outer. The river was the and the suckouts continue here in the early goings of Day 4 action as Jackson made the long trek out of the Rio.
The chips were all in preflop for Maria Mayrinck -- 93,000 of them total. She found herself in very rough shape, with against Richard Toth's . Mayrinck was drawing dead by the turn and has been eliminated early on Day 4.
Jeff Cuccurullo has just eliminated both Marty Wong and Salvador Villaluz. The latter of these shoved preflop UTG with , Wong made the call with before Cuccurullo set him all in from the small blind holding .
John Monnette opened the pot with a raise to 10,500 from early position. Action came around to Denise Molloy, and she moved all in for a total of 57,000. Monnette instantly called with , and Molloy's figured to be her last hand of the day.
The flop tripped up both players, coming to leave Molloy dead to one out. "Oh wow," she said, shaking her head. "I need another ten." The turn came the blank as the ESPN cameras closed in on the table. "Ten of clubs," pleaded Molloy. And wouldn't you know it, the struck the river like a thunderbolt, drawing a big celebration from Molloy. She paced around the table yelling, "Oh my god! Quads! I had one out!" With that miracle one-outer, Molloy doubles her way up to 120,000, now just slipping ahead of Monnette.
Reed Hensel was all in preflop for his last chips with and was racing against the of Randy Crow.
The race was short-lived as the flop fell to give Hensel a set of jacks. The turn was the and river the and Hensel doubles to 245,000 with Crow slipping to 100,000.
Samuel Rosenzweig pushed all in from early position with , and the table folded back around to Jean-Claude Moussa who called from the small blind with .
The community cards came , giving Moussa the hand and eliminating Rosenzweig.