Jon Turner jammed for 113,000 from the small blind and was quickly looked up by Dashiell Thompson from the big blind.
Turner had the 
and was up against his opponent's 
.
The aptly named Turner paired his ace on the 
turn and held as the final board showed the 
.
With around 200,000 in the pot and the board reading 
, Eric Most opted to put Jon Omara in for his last 276,000.
Omara would call it off in very little time and Most slammed down 
for ace high. Omara calmly turned over 
for top pair and got the full double to over 750,000.
Kevin Campbell, who bubbled the 2021 Main Event and now finds himself in the money, opened to 16,000 in early position before Martin Raus three-bet to 40,000 as the player next to act. Campbell called when the action folded around.
Campbell checked on the flop of 
and called a bet of 28,000 from Raus. Campbell checked again on the turn and his opponent checked back.
Campbell then led out for 41,000 on the 
river and Raus laid it down.
Despite being one of the chip leaders going into Day 3, Bryn Kenney was seen leaving Bally's Orange after busting on Day 4.
On the river, Gaelle Baumann was on the button in a heads-up pot. About 60,000 was in the middle and the board showed 
.
Michael Gonzalez bet 28,000 from the big blind. Baumann thought for about a minute making the call.
Her opponent mucked, Baumann showed 
for ace high and the winner.
The board read and about 200,000 sat in the pot. Umut Ozturk checked to Jake Abdalla who bet 90,000. Ozturk check-raised to 190,000. After some thought, Abdalla made the call.
The river landed the 
. Ozturk didn't continue his aggression, instead checking to Abdalla. Abdalla quickly checked behind.
Ozturk showed 
but Abdalla had him beat with 
.
Move aside Hellmuth, Negreanu and Ivey — Max Pescatori is here to rub it in your faces that the Italian Pirate has cashed the Main and not them!
Fun fact: His name Pescatori (or pescatore) means fisherman in Italian. Not a bad name for a four-time bracelet-winner to have!
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