After several raises, Ben Jackson had called off his stack of 820,000 in the big blind against Marc Fiorentino on the button.
Ben Jackson: A♥K♦ 
Marc Fiorentino: A♣4♣
Fiorentino's preflop move did not work out as Jackson made two pair on the 8♣7♦3♦A♦K♠ runout to double up to a stack of over 80 big blinds during the final few hands of Day 4.
Cord Garcia kicked things off with a raise to 50,000 from middle position. Action folded to Artur Koren in the cutoff, who moved all in for 230,000. Sebastian Schulze called from the small blind, while the rest of the table got out of the way, sending the hand to a showdown.
Artur Koren: J♦J♥
Sebastian Schulze: A♦Q♣
Schulze completely missed the 6♥7♥9♦2♦10♦ board, allowing Koren’s jacks to hold and earning him a much-needed double-up.
Andrew Wilson raised to 40,000 from the hijack and only Chih Fan called out of the big blind.
Fan check-called a bet of 30,000 from Wilson on the 3♣10♠A♠ flop.
The turn came the 2♥ and both players checked to see the 7♣ roll off on the river. Fan led out for 115,000, causing Wilson to go into the tank. Eventually, Wilson made the call. Fan announced "ace" and flipped over A♦5♠, prompting Wilson to muck.
Oliver Braddock opened to 40,000 in middle position and got a 125,000 three-bet from Richard Buckingham in late position. Braddock called, leading them to the flop.
The dealer unfurled 6♥4♦3♦ getting both players to check. They also knuckled the turn 9♥. On the river 2♦, Braddock fired 200,000. Buckingham raised to 500,000. Braddock checked how much Buckingham had behind but decided to just flat call.
Buckingham tabled K♠Q♠ for king-high while Braddock showed 9♦9♠ for a set on the turn.
With around 600,000 already in the pot and the board showing 2♣5♠5♣2♣K♠, Ramiro Petrone checked from the small blind to Harold Lam in the hijack. Lam fired a bet of 425,000, and Petrone made the call.
Lam tabled A♣A♦, and that was more than enough to take down the sizable pot.
The action folded around to Isaac Haxton in the small blind who ripped all in. Terence Clee was in the big blind with 280,000 and quickly called off his stack.
Terence Clee: A♦9♠
Isaac Haxton: A♣3♦
The flop came A♥Q♥8♥ and Clee was still in the lead with a better ace. The K♥ hit the turn but neither player held a heart in their hand and the 9♦ on the river gave Clee two pair to double up.
Despite the double up, Clee was then seen leaving the tournament area just moments later after being eliminated for $32,500.
The floor has announced that four more hands will be played on each table before Day 4 concludes.
Carl Shaw raised to 50,000 in early position and Noah Goldman three-bet to 140,000 in middle position. Shaw then moved all in, and Goldman called for 665,000.
Noah Goldman: Q♠Q♣
Carl Shaw: A♥K♣
It was a classic flip, and Goldman let out a fist pump after the Q♥ appeared in the window to give him a set. But it was followed by 7♥8♥ as Shaw picked up a flush draw.
"No heart, no heart," Goldman repeated as the 3♣ fell on the turn. The river 10♠ was safe for Goldman and he earned the late-night double up.
Christopher Chaudey raised to 40,000 in middle position and Yifu He three-bet to 110,000 in the cutoff. Chaudey called and the dealer fanned the flop of A♦Q♥J♦. The two players quickly got all of their chips in the middle with Chaudey at risk for 420,000.
Christopher Chaudey: Q♠J♠
Yifu He: A♥Q♦
Both players flopped two pair but it was He who was in the lead. However, the J♣ peeled off on the turn to give Chaudey a full house and the 8♥ completed the board.
"Woah!!!" Brett Kennedy rose from his seat on the turn. "That's sick!" A crowd gathered around the table to see that it was only a two-outer and everyone returned to their seats.
Action was picked up with roughly 260,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 10♦J♥6♣9♥.
Steven Snyder who was in the cutoff bet 110,000 on the turn, and Antonio Vargas raised to 250,000, Snyder bet-called.
Action slowed down on the 3♦ river and both players checked. Snyder quickly tabled K♣K♥, Vargas tapped the tabled and mucked his hand.
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