The action folded around to Patrick Serda in the hijack who shoved all-in for 53,000 and Harrison Gimbel snap-called in the big blind.
Harrison Gimbel: 
Patrick Serda: 
The flop came 
giving Gimbel a flush draw with his ace, but then on the turn 
it was looking to be a chop, but unfortunately for Serda the 
fell on the river giving Gimbel a pair of fours, eliminating Serda from the tournament.
Three players saw a board of 
. Pin Jiang bet 52,000 into his two opponents and he was raised all in by Jacob Thibodeau. The third player in the hand thought about their decision for quite a while before eventually electing to bow out, leaving Jiang with a big decision of his own to make.
After a few moments, Jiang called. But he got the bad news as Thibodeau flipped over the 
for a set while Jiang could only muster the 
for top pair. The third player in the hand claimed that he folded king-queen.
The river came the 
and Thibodeau scored a big double up.
Each of these players collected $15,000 for their respective showings.
It only took a couple of preflop raises until Todd Louer found himself all in for around 100,000 chips. His opponent was Johann Ibanez and both players turned over premium hands.
Todd Louer: 
Johann Ibanez: 
The flop of 
was exactly what Louer was looking for to keep his aces out front. However, the turn brought the to give Ibanez a set of kings and stranglehold on the hand. The river was the 
and Louer was eliminated early on Day 4.
$15,000 payday for these finishers.
Kathy Liebert opened to 18,000 from middle position and received a call from the player in the big blind. The flop came and the big blind checked. Liebert made a continuation-bet of 10,000 and was called.
The turn fell 
and the big blind checked again. Liebert continued, firing 35,000 into the middle. Her opponent quickly called. Both players checked the river 
.
The big blind tabled for second pair with a missed nut flush draw. Liebert then showed for a pair of aces and took down the pot, growing her stack to just shy of 900,000.
Blind on blind, Jack Salter checked a 
flop to Jonathan Cohen who bet 8,000.
Salter called and check-called another bet of 18,000 on the turn. The river was the 
and both players checked.
Salter announced ace and Cohen took down the pot with 
for queens full.
The flop read 
and Joshua Ray was considering an all-in bet from his opponent. After a while, he decided to call and turned over for top two which was ahead of the 
of his at risk opponent. The turn was another queen and the river was a blank to give Ray a sizeable pot and to eliminate his opponent.
Cliff Josephy raised it up to 18,000 from early position and Gisela Staton three-bet shoved all in for 144,000 in the cutoff. The action folded back to Josephy who asked for a count before making the call.
Cliff Josephy:
Gisela Staton:
Josephy was in a dominating position heading to the flop of 
which put him even further ahead. The turn was the 
and the 
on the river ended Staton's Main Event.
Jason Fan raised to 18,000 from the hijack and Martin Stoller called in the cutoff. Jamie McCarrel shoved from the small blind for 145,000 and Fan contemplated his options for a while. In the end, Fan decided to shove too, having both of his opponents covered. Stoller quickly got out of their way.
Jamie McCarrel: 
Jason Fan: 
The board ran out 
for Fan to hold with the higher pocket pair to eliminate McCarrel from the Main Event.
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