The board read 
and the pot had about 200,000 in it. Marc MacDonnell bet 91,000 from the under-the-gun position and David Hudson, sitting on the button, called.
The river completed the board with the 
and now MacDonnell bet 233,000 which sent Hudson into the tank. After a while Hudson decided to fold and the pot was awarded to MacDonnell.
Stoyan Obreshkov bet 30,000 from the big blind on an 
flop and Jack Salter made it 105,000 from his left. Obreshkov called and the turn was a 
. He checked and called off the rest of his money, about 330,000.
Obreshkov: 
Salter: 
The river bricked off for Obreshkov and he doubled through.
Sebastian Langrock shoved for 181,000 in middle position and Rainer Kempe called in the cutoff.
Langrock: 
Kempe: 
Langrock was worried after the 
flopped but the 
runout gave him a flush instead of Kempe.
In late position, Peter Smyth raised to 30,000 and Jack Salter called in the cutoff. On the 
flop, Smyth continued for 42,000 and Salter called once more before Smyth announced a "random bet" on the turn and tossed in 81,000, leaving himself with just 160,000 behind. Salter called and the 
river completed the board.
Smyth checked and Salter moved all in to see the fellow Brit call after some consideration. Salter turned over 
for quads and Smyth's 
were briefly shown. There are now 40 players remaining and one table will break momentarily.
A short-stacked Neil Ryder moved all in from under the gun and Clement Richez three-bet all in with the superior stack out of the small blind.
Neil Ryder: 
Clement Richez:
The board came 
and Ryder found no help to bow out in 42nd place.
Stephen Ayres shoved all in from the button and Vlad Darie, sitting in the big blind, asked for a count. The dealer counted it out but Darie already called when the dealer was still counting. Ayres was all in for 166,000 in total.
Stephen Ayres: 
Vlad Darie: 
The board ran out 
- no danger for Ayres and he doubled up.
Anatoliy Zyrin and Chi Zhang were involved in a pot and Zhang had 75,000 in front of him. Zyrin shoved all in for 197,000 and Zhang was debating his decision.
Zhang called and showed 
. Zyrin had pocket tens, 
. He stood up anxiously awaiting the flop and was deflated as soon as Zhang flopped two pair on the flop. The turn was the and the river was the .
Zyrin was eliminated.
Shortly after, Ante Varnica doubled through Abdelhakim Zoufri. Varnica shoved his last 176,000 and Zoufri shoved over the top from the small blind. He had against the of Varnica.
The board ran out 
and Varnica doubled up.
We found Ante Varnica in the small blind and all in with 
on a 
flop. Unfortunately for him, he was up against the of Marti Roca De Torres in the big blind. The board ran out and and Varnica had to ship 486,000 over, nearly all of his stack.
Ioannis Angelou-Konstas bet 158,000 on a completed board of 
from the big blind. David Hudson shoved from the button. It looked like less than a full raise, and that wasn't lost on Angelou-Konstas.
"How can you be bluffing?" he asked.
Eventually, he folded.
While one American tournament regular busted in David Peters, another one scored a timely double early on Day 4.
Anthony Zinno raised to 26,000 from under the gun and Vishal Maini moved all in from the big blind. Zinno snap-called for 275,000 and the cards were turned over.
Anthony Zinno:
Vishal Maini:
The board ran out 
and both players hit their set, though the jack on the river was rather a needle for Maini as Zinno was guaranteed the double up by then.
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