In a bloated pot with over 800,000 in the middle on a 
completed board, a player in the cutoff checked, and Steve Chanthabouasy bet 200,000 on the button. His opponent thought about it and ultimately called.
Chanthabouasy rolled over 
to claim the pot with his rockets, and he added the chips to his growing stack.
Ebony Kenney has been in short stack ninja mode on Day 4, with her stack hanging around 100,000 much of the day and getting as low as 43,000 at one point.
Recently though, she was seen with a much healthier stack of 395,000 and shared the series of spins that brought it back to life.
First, she got 43,000 in with 
against 
, and on a runout of 
, drilled a deuce on the river to get a double-up
Then she moved in for 86,000 over an early position raise to 17,000. Kenney had 
versus her opponent's , and with a runout of 
, she doubled again.
The spinup was far from done however, as now back down to 98,000, she got it in with 
against and flopped a jack on a 
board to hit the 200,000 mark.
And most recently, after the button jammed on her for 140,000, Kenney found against the all in's and flopped a full house on the 
runout.
Peaking at 800k but still tilted because the main event is completely ridiculous lol
— Dan Smith (@DanSmithHolla)
Luke Vrabel briefly recapped a hand he played against Andriy Lyubovetskiy. Vrabel moved all in with and action folded to Lyubovetskiy.
Vrabel explained he tried to convince the Ukranian to fold but Lyubovetskiy ended up calling off his shorter stack with .
Vrabel paired his jack on the flop and he held on the turn and river to send Lyubovetskiy packing.
Action picked up on the flop in a three-way pot. The board showed 
. Two players checked to Brian Rast in the cutoff who bet 48,000 into the pot of about 100,000. Only Michael Rocco called from early position.
The turn landed the and Rocco checked again. Rast checked behind.
The river was the 
and Rocco led for 205,000. Rast contemplated for about 20 seconds before making the call.
Rocco revealed 
for the flopped set, Rast tapped the table, and Rocco raked the large pot.
Dan Colpoys was seen eliminating a player and stacking chips.
"Have you had tens yet?" asked a tablemate.
"I don't think so," replied Colpoys.
"Because you've had every other premium," replied the tablemate.
Colpoys has found his way to the top of the leaderboard as he rides the wave of good cards and good play.
Scotter Clark raised from the hijack and got a call from Christian Rudolph in the big blind.
Rudolph checked on the flop of 
and Clark bet 35,000. Rudolph called, and check-called again when Clark bet 35,000 on the turn.
Rudolph checked a third time on the 
river and Clark fired for 77,000. Rudolph called.
"I have the nuts," Clark said before tabling 
for aces full. "Argh!"
"Second nuts," someone corrected a few moments after the hand.
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