Pavel Plesuv raised to 45,000 and Michael Addamo called before Filipe Oliveira three-bet to 250,000 out of the small blind. Plesuv called and Addamo folded.
On the 
flop, Oliveira shoved for his last 70,000 and Plesuv called.
Oliveira: 
Plesuv: 
The 
on the turn completed the flush for Plesuv and Oliveira was drawing dead, making the 
river insignificant.
In the cutoff, Jason Koon raised to 45,000 and Rui Sousa three-bet to 130,000 from one seat over. Koon called and the flop came 
. Koon checked, Sousa bet 110,000 and Koon called. Both players checked through the 
turn and the 
river.
Koon briefly showed his cards and then mucked them, as soon as Sousa had turned over 
for a straight and flush draw that had improved to queens and nines on the river.
Jason Mercier shoved all in for 213,000 from the button with 
but was quickly called by Vojtech Ruzicka with 
in the small blind.
The two men were heads-up to the board of 
and that was the end for Mercier with just 50 players left.
Sebastian Malec raised from early position and short stack Keith Johnson moved all in for around 12 big blinds out of the big blind, Malec quickly called.
Johnson: 
Malec: 
On the flop, both players hit a set. The 
turn and 
river changed nothing anymore, and that sent Johnson to the rail.
Andrea Cortellazzi raised to 50,000 and Jasper Meijer van Putten moved all in for the second time in as many hands from two seats over. The blinds folded, but Cortellazzi called the shove for 238,000.
Van Putten: 
Cortellazzi: 
While the Dutchman improved on the flop, the turn and river made for a cruel runout and eliminated van Putten.
Michael Howard had been shoving to increase his stack plenty of times in the past few orbits, but ran out of luck with his last bid to double up. Howard was all in and at risk with 
but he was flipping against of Morten Mortensen.
The flop almost killed Howard's chances stone dead as he saw the dealer fan 
. The turn of 
ended all hope for Howard, and after the 
river, Mortensen stacked up 1.45m chips.
Taichi Yoneya was all-in for just one big blind, but there was no major hand we missed earlier, he has been surviving on fumes for what seems to have been forever here on Day 4. The Japanese player took his exit in great spirit, but it was a tough beat.
All-in and at risk with 
, Yoneya faced Alexandru Baron's but after the flop came Yoneya himself declared 'He has outs!'
The turn of 
didn't do him any damage, but the river gave Baron a better straight than the one on the board and Yoneya was out of the door, smiling, but beaten.
Byron Kaverman has largely been grinding his way through Day 4 so far. He may be able to play back a little more after doubling up by moving all-in with . He was dominated by but flopped Broadway and held through a board showing 
.
Kaverman now has around 530,000
Chebli Chebli defended against a raise by Jason Mercier over on the feature table and checked the 
flop. Mercier bet 42,000 and Chebli check-raised to 152,000 before Mercier then moved in. Chebli called for 407,000 and the cards were turned over.
Chebli:
Mercier: 
Neither the turn nor the 
river changed anything and Mercier was left with less than 13 big blinds.
In a battle of the blinds, Adam Owen raised to 51,000 and Anthony Chimkovitch called to see a flop of 
. Both players checked and Owen bet the turn for 50,000. Chimkovitch called and the 
appeared on the river.
Owen checked, Chimkovitch bet 150,000 and Owen then check-raised to 380,000. Chimkovitch called and Owen showed , Chimkovitch had that beat with the for two pair and claimed a big pot.
button in Safari
