Joining the action on the river with the board 
Jeff Lennon bet 69,000 from early position. His opponent went into the tank before making the call in the cutoff. Lennon turned over 
for a set and his opponent mucked.
Lennon confirmed to PokerNews that he was not related to John Lennon but said if he was he wouldn't be playing poker.
Joining the action on the flop of 
Nada Siddik, on the button, called the bet of 28,000 from the player in the small blind.
The small blind slowed down on the 
turn by checking to Siddik who bet 50,000. The small blind called.
The river was the 
and Siddik bet 75,000 when checked to. Her opponent thought for a bit before making the call. Siddik showed 
for a full house. The small blind mucked.
In a battle of the blinds to the 
flop, Joaquin Melogno looked up the shove by the small blind and was miles ahead with 
for the top and bottom pair. His opponent only had the 
for a pair of nines and found no miracle escape on the 
turn and 
river runout.
The following two hands took place right before the previous break.
Three ways to the 
flop, it checked to Mikiyo Aoki and she bet 7,000 for Santiago Moises Trujillo on the button and the small blind to call. The 
turn was checked and the 
fell on the river.
It checked to Trujillo who made it 34,000 to go. The small blind tank-called with very few chips behind while Aoki folded after some consideration. Once Trujillo revealed the for the jack-high straight, Aoki confirmed in table chat she had folded ace-queen of hearts.
In the next hand, Aoki raised to 10,000 and received two callers. The button got the last 15,000 in and three calls followed. On the 
flop, Aoki bet 11,000 for Trujillo to call and the 
turn brought another bet for Aoki to isolate successfully.
Button: 
Mikiyo Aoki:
Aoki's two pair had already locked up the elimination, which made the 
river a formality.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Only around 801 players remain at the end of the fourth level of the day, as a scheduled 15-minute break has commenced.
Jake Schwartz defended his big blind and check-called a bet of 15,000 on the 
flop.
Both players checked through the turn, and the action repeated on the river.
Schwartz was shown before revealing 
to take down a small pot.
In the small blind, Stefan Fabian opened and was raised to 40,000 by the big blind. Fabian called.
The flop came 
and the big blind continued for 31,000. Fabian called.
On the turn, both players tapped the table.
On the river, Fabian checked to the big blind who checked back. Fabian was not that happy with his opponent's check as Fabian tabled 
for the nut straight. The big blind turned over 
and muttered "of course" as Fabian was handed the pot.
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