With registration now officially closed, the prizepool for Event #4 has been announced with 865-entrants creating a $4,065,500 prizepool.
The top 81 players will pad their bankroll with a guaranteed $10,123, but it will be the final table where every player will be striving for as they look to take home their lion's share of the prizepool and coveted gold bracelet.
Daniel Negreanu, who had been nursing a short-stack for some time, has been sent to the rail.
The player in the cutoff open-raised to 500 and Negreanu went all in for his last 4,725 from the small blind. The player in the cutoff called and showed , which was a marginal favorite over Negreanu's
The board came , and Negreanu's rail started chanting, "Heart! Heart!" However, Negreanu bricked when the came on the river.
"I can't hit hearts today," Negreanu said before heading for the exit.
Tom Dwan took his seat after being gone for almost an entire level. After chipping up in a few hands, we caught up with him in a hand where he held and was all in against his opponent's .
The board read and Durrrr doubled up to around 15,000, giving him new life.
A short-stacked player went all-in for roughly 5,000 from the button and Annette Obrestad called from the big blind. The player on the button turned over and needed help against Obrestad's .
The board came , eliminating the player and chipping Obrestad up to 22,000.
, which was a marginal favorite over Negreanu's 
, and Negreanu's rail started chanting, "Heart! Heart!" However, Negreanu bricked when the 
came on the river.
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and Durrrr doubled up to around 15,000, giving him new life.
to be in a race against Barbero's 
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to see Barbero spike a double to roughly 9,100 in chips as Frankenberger slipped to about 20,000 in chips.
and needed help against Obrestad's 
for quads to collect the pot and move to 36,000 in chips.
board to end DeWitt's hopes of going back-to-back.
