Ramon Colillas jammed all in for 117,000 under the gun and was looked up by Hannes Jeschka in the cutoff.
Ramon Colillas: 8♠8♣ 
Hannes Jeschka: A♠K♣
The 3♣7♥10♦ flop remained safe for Colillas, but the Q♣ turn gave Jeschka some extra outs. The K♥ river saw him pair up to eliminate the Spanish PokerStars Ambassador early on Day 4.
Giuseppe Ditaranto shoved for around 80,000 from under the gun and got a call from Marc Foggin in the big blind.
Giuseppe Ditaranto: 7♣7♥
Marc Foggin: A♣A♠
It was the easiest call of Foggin's poker career and his rockets held up on the K♣10♦5♠2♠K♦ runout, which meant Ditaranto was eliminated.
Eero Rantala raised to 20,000 under the gun, Fabian Niederreiter moved all in for 90,000 in the big blind, and Rantala called.
Fabian Niederreiter: A♦7♦
Eero Rantala: K♠9♠
The Q♠9♥2♠ flop was a disaster for Niederreiter as Rantala not only took the lead with a pair, but he also picked up a flush draw. Rantala improved to two pair on the K♥ turn and Niederreiter was already drawing dead by the 2♦ river and heading for the payout desk.
In a blind versus blind battle, Raoul Kanme got the rest of his 135,000 in the middle against Yuan Li.
Raoul Kanme: Q♠10♦
Yuan Li: A♥9♥
Li hit top pair on the A♣K♥8♦ flop, while Kanme picked up a straight draw. The rest of the board ran out 5♥3♣ and Kanme was sent to the rail.
Following a raise to 20,000 by Alexandre Fournier in the cutoff, Beka Iordanishvili moved all in from the big blind for a bit over 250,000. Fournier called.
Beka Iordanishvili: A♣J♥
Alexandre Fournier: A♦Q♥
Iordanishvili was dominated, but the J♣ appeared in the window, giving him hope for a healthy double-up.
That hope quickly faded as it was immediately followed by the Q♣, pairing Fournier.
The board completed J♣Q♣5♦2♠3♦ as no further help came Iordanishvili's way, ending his day less than 20 minutes into play.
Viktor Jensen was all-in preflop from middle position for around 200,000 against Giuseppe Ditaranto, who had him well covered as players flipped their cards.
Viktor Jensen: 9♦9♣
Giuseppe Ditaranto: Q♣Q♦
The board ran out Q♠Q♥J♣8♥10♠ and Ditaranto made quad queens to win the pot, eliminating Jensen from the tournament.
Francis Beauregard moved all in for approximately 200,000 from late position and was called by Vladimir Erceg to his immediate left.
Francis Beauregard: K♦Q♠
Vladimir Erceg: A♠K♥
The board came A♦Q♦7♠2♦8♣, pairing both on the flop, but bringing no further help to Beauregard whose day ended early.
There were around 50,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 4♣8♣Q♦ when Ahmed Karrim bet 18,000, and Martin Paap shoved his last 75,000. Karrim wasted no time in making the call.
Martin Paap: 9♥8♦
Ahmed Karrim: 10♥8♥
Both players had flopped middle pair but it was the kicker of Karrim that had Paap on the ropes. A 2♠ on the turn was no help to Paap, and neither was the 5♥ river, which meant he was eliminated early on Day 4.
Bekim Murtezi raised to 20,000 under the gun before the short-stacked Adam Martinsson went all in for 48,000 in the seat next to him.
The action folded back to Murtezi, who made a quick call.
Adam Martinsson: J♦10♦
Bekim Murtezi: A♠Q♥
Martinsson stood up as the A♣6♠7♠ flop gave Murtezi top pair, and he walked away as soon as the 7♣ turn left him drawing dead.
The 4♠ river was rendered meaningless, and Martinsson headed out as one of the first eliminations of the day.
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