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Sam Stein got his last ~160,000 chips into the middle preflop with 
, and Alex Kravchenko put him to the test with 
.
There was a little bit of a sweat on board, but only a little bit as it ran out 
. Kravchenko's pair holds up to propel him into the next round, and we've lost Sam Stein in the process.
Alexander Kostritsyn opened the button with a raise only to have Keith Block move all in.
Kostritsyn made the call tabling his 
to be in a race against Block's 
.
The board ran out 
to see Block eliminated for a $17,987 payday as Kostritsyn makes it through to the final sixteen.
Vivek Rajkumar opened to 13,000 from the button and Michael Glasser moved all in with Rajkumar instantly calling.
Glasser: 
Rajkumar: 
The board ran out 
to see Glasser hit the rail and collect $17,987 as Rajkumar made it through to the final sixteen.
Sorel Mizzi limped in and Chris Moorman raised it up to 21,000. Mizzi moved all in for roughly 135,000 more and Moorman made the call.
Mizzi: 
Moorman:
The board ran out 
to see Mizzi eliminated and Moorman sneak through to the final sixteen.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
Ayaz Mahmood opened with a raise to 15,000, and Kevin Saul moved all in for 120,000 total. Snap-call, and cards up:
Mahmood: 
Saul: 
Board: 
That's no help to Saul, and he's been eliminated here in the fourth round. Ayaz Mahmood is moving on to tonight's fifth round where he'll face Brian Rast for a spot in the Elite Eight.
Gavin Smith found himself all in for his last 63,500 with Maxim Lykov making the call.
Smith:
Lykov:
The board ran out 
to see Smith double through to just over 125,000 with Lykov still holding 315,000 in chips.
Alexander Kostritsyn opened to 6,000, and Keith Block reraised to 15,000 total. Kostritsyn called.
The flop came out 
, and Kostritsyn check-called a bet of 18,000. That brought them to the 
turn, and both players checked.
The river filled out the board, and Kostritsyn took the betting lead with a 50,000-chip wager. Block didn't waste much time calling, turning up . It was good; Kostritsyn mucked his way down to 199,000. That gives Block the other 281,000 on the table.
From a few of the ongoing matches...
Sorel Mizzi - 275,000
Chris Moorman - 205,000
Alex Kostritsyn - 275,000
Keith Block - 205,000
Phil Gordon - 215,000
Armritraj Singh - 265,000
Kevin Saul - 140,000
Ayaz Mahmood - 340,000
