Rayan Chamas raised to 2,100,000 from under the gun, and Van Nguyen moved all-in from the small blind for 15,500,000. Chamas thought for a long while and eventually called.
Van Nguyen: 
Chamas: 
The board came 
and Van Nguyen could not catch any cards to keep his tournament life alive.
Thomas Cemm raised to 2,300,000 from the cutoff, and Ari Engel three-bet to 7,100,000 from the big blind. Cemm put in a four-bet to 25,300,000 and Engel thought for a moment before deciding to call, leaving Cemm with 4,500,000 chips behind.
The flop came 
and Engel moved all in. Cemm called.
Engel: 
Cemm: 
Cemm was behind, but the board was paired, giving Cemm some outs to chop along with hitting a seven to win.
The turn was the 
and the river was the 
, sending Cemm home in 29th place for a payday of CA$32,500.
After winning a seat into this event via a contest on Twitter through partypoker LIVE, Joseph Sicko battled his way into Day 4 against over 1100 entrants. Unfortunately for him, his dream of winning CA$1,000,000 fell short today as he ran his 
into Niall Farrell's 
.
Sicko moved all in from the cutoff position for 14,000,000, only to be called by Farrell in the big blind. When the hands were tabled, it was a sick cooler for Sicko. The board ran out 
and he would be eliminated in 30th place, taking home CA$32,500 for his efforts.
Sicko made the trip to Montreal, Canada from the upper mainland of Albany, New York and has enjoyed his time here for the past few days. He will be sticking around to rail is travel partner, Carl Diveglia, as he is still one of the remaining players in this Main Event.
Level: 28
Blinds: 500,000/1,000,000
Ante: 100,000
Mingzhe Zhang raised to 2,000,000 from middle position, and Alexander James Allison moved all in from the big blind for 13,600,000. Zhang thought about it, looked at the tournament clock and eventually called.
Zhang tabled while Allison held for a classic flip.
The flop came 
with the queen right in the window. Allison held the seven of clubs, so both of his remaining outs were still live.
The turn was the though, and Allison was drawing dead to the 
on the river, sending him home in 31st place with an extra CA$32,500 in his pocket.
Just before Allison's elimination, Michel-Claude Baroud was short and was eliminated after losing the majority of his stack in an unsuccessful bluff against Thomas Cemm early in the level.
With the recent elimination of Sasan Mehrabian, the first player to reach the 100-million milestone is Scott Montgomery.
In addition to this, a new yellow chip is in play with a denomination of 1,000,000 (pictured).
There are 1,138,600,000 chips in play, with Montgomery sitting on more than ten percent of them.
With about 5,000,000 in the pot, on a board reading 
, Michel-Claude Baround led out for 2,600,000. Thomas Cemm was in middle position and called.
The river was the . Baroud thought about it for a moment and eventually led out again. This time, the bet was for 5,500,000. Cemm pulled down his hood, thought for a moment and wasted no time before deciding to call.
"Nice call", said Baroud, as he tabled pocket fours. Cemm showed and scooped the pot. "Yeah, I know exactly what you had."
On a board reading 
, with about 6,000,000 in the pot, Yuzhou Chu was all in for 16,100,000 from the big blind.
Demosthenes Kiriopoulos was in late position and called, having Chu covered.
Chu tabled 
for the nut straight, and Kiriopoulos was disappointed to see he was drawing dead with . The river was the insignificant and Chu secured the double.
Eliminations have been coming fast and furious early on to start Day 4. Vlad Mezheritsky was the short stack and with action folded to him, he moved all in for his remaining 5,800,000 chips. Patrick Blye was on the button and also moved all in. Everyone else folded and the cards were rolled over.
Vlad Mezheritsky:
Patrick Blye: 
The flop came 
giving Blye top set. Mezheritsky would need a lot of help but the on the turn would seal the win for Blye sending Mezheritsky to the rail.
Scott Montgomery opened to 1,800,000 from under the gun, and Sasan Mehrabian moved all in for 15,600,000 on the button. Montgomery called and the cards were tabled.
Montgomery:
Mehrabian:
The board ran out 
and Montgomery hit an ace on the river to eliminate Mehrabian. Montgomery is now over the 100 million chip mark and the tournament director is officially entering the one million chip denomination into play.
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