Stephen Dauphinais opened from early position to 525,000. Ivan Ruban three-bet from the button to 1,400,000. Dauphinais then four-bet to 3,800,000. Ruban asked to see his opponent's remaining chips before he reluctantly folded his cards.
Dauphinais then flipped over A♠10♠ and said "There you go, don't three-bet me."
Paul Saso moved all in for his last eight big blinds and was called by David Welch.
Paul Saso: A♠K♦ 
David Welch: A♥7♦
The dealer ran out a board of Q♥10♥8♦6♦10♠ securing a much needed double up for Saso.
Welch joked after the hand "Your not supposed to have that good of a hand with only eight big blinds."
Sasa chuckled and agreed with Welch.
WSOP bracelet winner Jason Wheeler raised to 550,000 at the cutoff position, and then met resistance when Daniel Lipszyc called out of the big blind.
The dealer fanned A♠J♦7♣ on the flop, and Lipszyc checked. Wheeler responded with a 450,000 bet and Lipszyc called.
The Q♦ arrived on the turn and Lipszyc checked. Wheeler sized up to a 650,000 bet and Lipszyc called.
Action slowed down on the river when 8♥ appeared, as both players checked.
Lipszyc quickly tabled 10♦7♦ for a pair of sevens, but Wheeler followed by showing 8♣6♣ for a rivered pair of eights to win the pot.
Sean Troha was all in and at risk preflop from early position. Joel Gola moved all in from the button and everyone else folded.
Sean Troha: A♦9♥
Joel Gola: A♠10♥
The board ran out 4♣K♠6♣2♦8♦, sending Troha to the payout desk.
Steven Zaffos opened to 525,000 under the gun. He was called by Ramon Rivera in the cutoff before Sebastian Lobo moved all in from the button for roughly 1,700,000. Zaffos shoved himself for around 4,000,000, which forced a fold from Rivera.
Sebastian Lobo: 8♠8♦
Steven Zaffos: A♦K♥
The flip went Zaffos' way as the board came J♣A♣2♥J♥J♦, giving him a full house to eliminate Lobo.
Benjamin Thomas moved all in from under the gun for 1,725,000 and Nick Grippo called from the small blind to put him at risk.
Benjamin Thomas: A♦9♣
Nick Grippo: A♠Q♠
The board ran out 10♠5♠K♣A♣4♠ to give Grippo the nut flush, making Thomas the first casualty of the day.
Action heated up fast on the first hand of Level 32.
Rodrigo Daher moved all in out of late position for his remaining 3,325,000, and then watched as WSOP bracelet winner Sean Troha came over the top with his own all-in bet to put Draher at risk.
The remaining players quickly got out of the way, resulting in both players tabling their hands.
Rodrigo Draher: J♦10♦
Sean Troha: A♦Q♠
The dealer fanned 2♣K♠8♦, leaving Troha in the lead. But the 7♦ on the turn and 5♦ on the river gave Daher a flush and double up, plus the blinds and ante.
Conversely, Troha’s starting Day 4 stack took a massive blow.
Cards are in the air for the remaining 45 players.
Play resumes in Level 32 with 125,000/250,000 blinds and a 250,000 big blind ante.
Level: 32
Blinds: 125,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
Event #54: $1,500 Millionaire Maker No-Limit Hold'em
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