Billy Chattaway bet 56,000 from the hijack on 
and Robert Gussoni was considering from the big blind. He counted out calling chips and slid them in, and Chattaway revealed 
. Gussoni tabled his own six-five but it was 
for a turned flush and he took the pot.
Elsewhere, Ubaid Habib caught up with the PokerNews team to update us on his stack of 900,000.
Raymond Joll was one of the players left with crumbs after the bubble and got his final 24,000 in on a 
flop. Barry Faecher came along to try and knock Joll out.
Raymond Joll: 
Barry Faecher: 
While the flush didn't get in, Joll got there with the 
turn and 
river to make Broadway and double up.
Upon restart, plenty of big names will be featured on the ESPN tables. The main stage belongs to Antonio Esfandiari, Davidi Kitai and Damian Salas.
The one and only Phil Ivey will showcase his talents on the secondary feature against such big names as Dermot Blain and Brian Altman, while the outer table includes Arden Cho and Liv Boeree.
Sakari Setala opened to 15,000 from middle position and Kevin Gerhart moved all in from the small blind for 27,000. Setala called, and the cards were tabled.
Setala: 
Gerhart: 
The dealer spread a 
board, and Gerhart spiked his two outer to double through.
Jason Loehrs raised from middle position, Gal Yifrach reraised all in for about 38,000 from the button, David Martin called in the big blind and Loehrs called.
They proceeded to check down a board of 
and Yifrach tabled 
for aces full of eights. Both opponents mucked and Yifrach tripled up.
Nicholas Schuman opened with a raise to 16,000 before Gerald Siemienas three-bet to 45,000 in middle position. Action folded to Jake Schindler in the cutoff and the four-bet making it 85,000. Action folded to the big blind where Christopher Merrill moved all in for 116,000 total. Schuman folded as did Siemienas and Schindler called quickly.
Jake Schindler: 
Christopher Merrill:
The board ran out 
which didn't offer much help to Merrill and that meant he was eliminated from the tournament while Schindler took off to a hot start on Day 4 by notching an elimination and collecting the good-sized pot.
Kevin Clarkson shoved all in for 21,000 from the cutoff and Thomas Winstone three-bet to 61,000 from the button.
Clarkson: 
Winstone: 
The board ran out 
and Clarkson scooped a double.
David Mock moved all in from middle position for his last 60,000 and it folded to Moundir Zoughari in the big blind who called. Mock showed and Zoughari was holding 
.
There was a king in the window for Zoughari and Mock failed to improve on the turn or river. Zoughari added the pot to his stack and Mock made his way to the payout line.
Cards are in the air for Day 4 of the 2018 World Series of Poker Main Event. Just before the start, Daniel Harris from Wiggins, MS was announced Dealer of the Year by the organisation. Harris is a father of three and is dealing his first WSOP but already has 14 years of dealing experience under his belt.
Harris was selected for his positive, upbeat attitude and ability to deal all games. Harris spoke a few words of gratitude before announcing the shuffle up and deal to get Day 4 underway.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
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