Action folded to Yassine Adib in the small blind, who shoved his 825,000 stack with K♥3♠. Lazare Kalebashvili in the big blind called holding A♣5♣.
The board ran Q♣7♠8♣J♥5♦, giving Adib no help and sending him to the rail.
Marius Kudzmanas opened under the gun with A♣K♣, raising to 240,000. Action folded to Giovanni Zanette in the hijack, who looked down at A♦K♠ and three-bet to 650,000.
Back on Kudzmanas, he four-bet to 1,100,000, and Zanette responded with an all-in. Kudzmanas called, sending both stacks to the middle.
The board ran 9♣7♦8♥7♠2♣, and in the end, the hands held up for a split pot.
Thomas Eychenne opened to 275,000 from the hijack, before Brandon Sheils made it 850,000 from the cutoff. Eychenne folded.
On the next deal, Eychenne raised to 275,000 again. [Removed:636] called from the big blind.
[Removed:636] check-called for 350,000 on the J♣9♥5♠ flop, bringing in the J♠ turn. The action checked through to the 9♠ river. [Removed:636] fired out 800,000 and took down the pot.
Hengtao Zhu opened the action on the button with 8♣6♣, raising to 240,000. Chris Hunichen called from the small blind holding 2♠2♥. In the big blind, Jan Tichacek saw his chance with 3♥3♦ and shoved all in for 1,600,000.
Zhu folded right away, but Hunichen took a moment and decided to call.
The flop came 9♥2♣5♠, giving Hunichen a set, but the A♣ on the turn brought a glimmer of hope for Tichacek. That hope turned into reality on the river when the 4♦ landed, completing a straight and keeping him alive in the tournament.
Brandon Sheils opened from under the gun and found a caller in Thomas Eychenne in the big blind.
Eychenne checked the 9♣5♠Q♦ flop, and Sheils continued for 250,000, which Eychenne called.
Both players checked the K♦ turn.
On the 8♦ river, Eychenne fired 750,000, and Sheils quickly called. Eychenne showed 5♥5♦ for a set, but Sheils tabled K♠K♣ for top set to scoop the pot, while Eychenne could only exhale, knowing it might have gone very differently.
The pot was 910,000 when the flop came 8♥5♥10♣. Danilo Velasevic took the lead from early position with a bet of 250,000 holding K♣J♦, while Adem Can check-called with 10♦9♣.
The 2♦ turned and Can checked, but Velasevic pressed on with a bet of 700,000. Can then shoved all in for 1,900,000, forcing Velasevic to fold and letting Can scoop the pot.
Level: 28
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
The remaining 31 players are now on their last 15-minute break of the day, taking a moment to catch their breath before returning to play one more level to close out Day 4.
Here are some highlights from the last level of play:
Giovanni Zanette opened to 200,000 from the cutoff and Brandon Sheils called from the big blind.
On the 9♦5♣2♦ flop, Sheils check-raised to 680,000 over a bet of 200,000. Zanette responded with a three-bet to 1,550,000. Sheils called.
The 6♦ turn and 4♥ river checked through to showdown where Sheils 7♦3♦ was good for a flush and the pot.
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