Jerry Maher's 
was good for a double-up through Justin Liberto, who had 
. The board came 
giving Maher the pot with trip aces.
Liberto was left short, with only about 500,000, and got that in the middle from the small blind against Qi Hu (button). Liberto's 
needed help against Hu's 
, but the flop of 
gave Hu the full house and left Liberto drawing dead.
Justin Liberto finished in 19th place, earning $26,240.
Victor Ramdin opened and Jerry Payne (bb) called to see the flop fall 
. Payne slid his last ~380,000 across the line and Ramdin called.
Payne's 
had hit top pair, but Ramdin's 
had flopped a set. The case 
came on the turn giving Ramdin quads and sealing Payne's fate. He finished in 20th place, earning $26,240.
On the river with aboard showing 
, Ryan D'Angelo checked from the cutoff, Victor Ramdin (button) bet 225,000, then D'Angelo raised it up to 825,000.
Ramdin tanked, burning a couple of his Time Extension chips, before opting to call.
D'Angelo tabled 
for the rivered full boat and Ramdin mucked his hand.
Players are back on the felt following the break. Here's how they stacked up as of the break.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Derek Bowers got his chips in holding pocket tens, only to run into the pocket jacks of David Prociak. The bigger pair held and Prociak chipped up to more than 4.1 million.
Derek Bowers hit the rail before the end of the level, finishing 21st for $21,784.
Remaining 20 players are off on a 15 minute break.
Femi Fashakin got all-in holding 
against the 
of Kevin Albers. The board came 
giving both a straight, but Albers' was six-high to take the pot. His big stack got bigger.
Fashakin finished in 24th place
Despite a third double-up, Scott Baumstein finally hit the rail, finishing in 23rd place.
Aaron Mermelstein has also busted out, finishing in 22nd place. He got his last chips in good holding 
against the 
of David Prociak. Then Prociak flopped a set and rivered quads to take the pot.
All three of these players will collect $21,784.
On a flop of 
, Jerry Maher bet 100,000 from the big blind and Victor Ramdin called. The turn was greeted with a 300,000 bet from Maher, which Ramdin also called.
The 
river was checked down and Maher showed 
for ace-high. Ramdin tabled 
for a pair of tens to take the pot.
Scott Baumstein started the day as the short stack with only 65,000 and on the first hand, he was under-the-gun and opted to fold.
His second hand he was pot committed as the big blind and was all-in holding 
against Uke Dauti's dominating 
. The board fell 
, however, and Baumstein paired his kicker to double up.
On the third hand, he put in his last chips (100,000) from the small blind and Ryan D'Angelo called from the big. Baumstein's 
was looking good against D'Angelo's and the runout of 
was good for Baumstein, who doubled again to 230,000 (8 big blinds).
Cards are in the air for Day 4 of the WPT Borgata Poker Open Championship!
About one hour remains in Level 24, Blinds 15,000/30,000/30,000 BB Ante.
Players all start the day with a fresh supply of six Time Extension Chips, since the WPT Action Clock is in play. Each is good for an extra 30 seconds when facing a difficult decision.
Kevin Albers is the chip leader, starting the day with 4.34 million (145 big blinds).
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