Dingxiang Lee in the small blind and Bjorn Ostby on the button clashed over on the feature table and the latter was the player at risk for 432,000.
Bjorn Ostby: 
Dingxiang Ong: 
On a board of 
, the pocket pair remained ahead and Ostby rivered a set for good measure to double back into contention.
Start-of-day chip leader Mike Del Vecchio hadn't really moved above the stack he began Day 4 with and had steadily drifted back to just above average.
On a 
board Anthony Kingston checked and Del Vecchio bet 185,000. Robert Glasspool, fresh from his triple up, folded and Kingston called.
Del Vecchio showed 
for a flush and Kingston mucked 
for an inferior flush face up on the table.
Mike Del Vecchio opened to 45,000 and Simon Chahine called before Robert Glasspool three-bet all in for 290,000 from the small blind. The other two players called.
The board of 
was checked down and all cards were opened. Del Vecchio showed 
for top pair, with Chahine mucking . Glasspool turned over for top pair, out-kicking Del Vecchio, and tripling up in the process.
Over on the outer tables, Vojtech Ruzicka had seen his stack reduced to a mere five big blinds as of lately and he was spotted leaving his seat while Pim De Goede was collecting the chips of the Czech.
The board was all but rushed away with Ruzicka's 
still showing, while De Goede had the . Both had paired the flop on a 
board according to Michael Egan and Gavin Flynn, which meant Ruzicka's run came to an end in 24th place for AU$61,500.
Busted in 24th for 61.5k aud. Feels bad but there was not much I could do. Blinds basically eaten me alive and for… https://t.co/Sqlt3BrU6u
— Vojtěch Růžička (@Vojta_R)
On the 
flop, Simon Chahine in the small blind checked and called a bet of 125,000 by Mike Del Vecchio on the button. The turn brought another check by Chahine and Del Vecchio fired a second barrel worth 250,000, which Chahine called.
They checked the on the river and Del Vecchio showed 
, Chahine won the pot with .
Moments after the elimination of Andrian Chin, the remaining stack of Pim De Goede was cut out to be for 307,000 and he had the winning hand with 
for two pair on the 
board. Clinton Taylor only held 
for top pair and was left with a mountain to climb.
Soon after, they both clashed again and it was Taylor at risk for 153,000 on the button with De Goede making the call.
Clinton Taylor: 
Pim De Goede:
The board came 
and Taylor doubled once more.
Michael Addamo raised to 45,000 on the button and Andrian Chin made it 168,000 to go in the small blind. David Wang in the big blind four-bet to 300,000 and Addamo got out of the way. Chin moved all in and Wang quickly called with the superior stack.
Andrian Chin: 
David Wang:
The board came 
and Chin was eliminated in 25th place for AU$42,100. Their table broke right after, as just four six-handed tables remain.
Andrew Hinrichsen opened to 50,000 on the button and Thibaut Klinghammer three-bet to 120,000 from the small blind. Hinrichsen then four-bet to 240,000 and Klinghammer five-bet all in.
Hinrichsen took his time, scanning the other tables for a sign of an all in, as the next pay jump was worth around AU$20,000.
Eventually, he called with 
and held against Klinghammer's on the run out.
Pim De Goede shoved for 441,000 from the cutoff and Matthew Wakeman asked for a count on the button before reluctantly folding.
Soon after, Wakeman took on Gavin Flynn and the latter jammed the 
river. Wakeman called eventually and couldn't beat the 
for the nut straight.
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