After an open, Dylan Meier three-bet and Gordon Vayo four-bet all in for around 490,000. The initial raiser folded and Meier called.
Meier held 
against the 
of Vayo. The flop brought an ace, and the board paired on the turn to leave the 2016 Main Event runner-up drawing dead. He was eliminated midway through Day 4.
A player in early position shipped all in for 190,000 and Timothy Su was next to act and made the call. The action folded around behind Su and the cards were tabled.
Timothy Su: 
Opponent: 
Su was a big favorite and became an even bigger favorite when the flop came 
and the opponent couldn't catch runner-runner when the board completed with the 
on the turn and the 
on the river.
Over on the third feature table, Josh Arieh clashed with Romain Lewis and the Frenchman ended up at risk with the 
. Arieh was trailing with 
an the 
flop gave Lewis a gutshot.
On the 
turn, Arieh paired his five while Lewis added a flush draw to his outs, and he got there with the river to double.
Dapeng Mu raised to 26,000 and Andrew Brokos in the big blind three-bet to 100,000, which Mu called. On the 
flop, both players checked and Brokos check-called a bet of 100,000 on the 
turn.
The 
river was checked and Brokos tabled aces to win the pot.
In the meanwhile, Kathy Liebert has been eliminated in a three-way all in and headed out of the Gold section.
There is just one gold jacket featured in the Amazon Gold section and that belongs to Chad Power, but there's plenty of other notables in contention and their counts can be found below.
These players earned $20,200 for their Main Event showings.
Oliver Bithell has had a successful first couple of levels on Day 4, increasing his stack to over the 2 million mark. Since coming back from the latest break, Bithell is showing no signs of slowing down as he just picked up another pot.
Bithell opened to 20,000 in the cutoff and the big blind called. The flop came 
and the big blind checked to Bithell who continued for 18,000. His opponent check-raised all in for around 150,000 and Bithell snap-called.
Oliver Bithell:
Opponent: 
Bithell got it in with the goods but his opponent held one overcard and a straight draw. The 
paired the board on the turn and the 
bricked the river as Bithell eliminated his opponent and stacked even more chips.
Scott Bohlman was getting his stack counted out after doubling up through Jasper Meijer van Putten.
Scott Bohlman: 
Jasper Meijer van Putten: 
The board was 
.
"That last card was a sweat with the paint?" someone said at the table.
"It was," said Bohlman. "I couldn't properly see it."
Bohlman now sits on well over a million in chips.
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