Nicolas Fierro had an opponent all in for their last 130,000 chips. Fierro's had his opponent's in bad shape, but the board ran , and Fierro's opponent made a flush.
Following a flop, J.P. Kelly, playing from under the gun, led with a bet and was called by his lone opponent in the hijack. The turn was the and Kelly checked. His opponent bet 81,000, and Kelly called.
The river then brought the and another check from Kelly. This time his opponent bet 83,000, and Kelly let it go.
Vanessa Rousso called a bet of 25,000 on a flop of against nemesis David Bach, On the turn Bach bet 55,000 and Rousso made it 110,000, Bach responded by moving all in and Rousso called her remaining chips off.
Bach:
Rousso:
Now it was Rousso who needed to hit the outdraw but the river wasn't enough. Bach is over the million mark now and the big stack at this table.
TeamAPL's last hope, "Cobra" Khai Nguyen, has just been eliminated from the 2011 WSOP Main Event.
As their Team Co-ordinator Daniel Milford revealed, Nguyen had been grinding his very short stack since before the dinner break, but finally came in with a raise from early position before shoving it in after an opponent re-raised. The opponent snap-called.
Opponent:
Nguyen:
The board ran out and with either hand improving, Nguyen was sent to the rail, but he keeps TeamAPL's record of players cashing in the Main Event intact since its inception in 2009 - a stellar effort!
We caught up with the action when T.K. Miles and his opponent were all in for his opponent's tournament life on a board of . In front of Miles' opponent was for a straight.
Unfortunately for his opponent, Miles held for tens full of queens. His opponent was sent to the rail while Miles's stack has now grown to about 620,000.
We caught up with the action on a board where Anton Ionel checked from the big blind and a player in middle position bet 50,000. Ionel made the call and checked again when the hit the river. His opponent instantly announced all in and Ionel gave it some thought before he threw in his hand.
Stephane Albertini recently eliminated Sam Simon from the 2011 WSOP Main Event. We missed the specific action, but when the chips were all in the board read , and the hands looked like this:
Albertini:
Simon:
The on the turn left Simon drawing dead, and the on the river completed the board. Simon was eliminated from the tournament, while Albertini is up to 1.68 million chips.
Daniel Skolovy opened with a raise to 16,000 from middle position, and it folded around to Daniel Negreanu in the big blind who reraised all in for 118,000 total.
Negreanu counted out his chips for Skolovy's benefit as the cameras gathered. "I got 118, bro," he said with a grin, then began to address the camera, saying something about Vancouver and referencing the riots that followed the recent conclusion of the NHL Game 7 final.
"If I lose this hand, I'm going to flip over this table," said Skolovy with a wide smile, and all laughed.
The conversation continued, with Negreanu spelling out the exact pot odds Skolovy had to call. Eventually he folded, and both players showed their hands -- for Skolovy, for Negreanu. And no riot ensued, except for the laughing kind.
Negreanu goes to the break with 146,000, while Skolovy has 430,000.
Another level has passed and one thing we know for sure, there will be no repeat Main Event Champion this year. Robert Varkonyi was the last ME Champ standing but fell to a set of sixes when he paired his ace. Sam Barnhart and Daryl Jace continue to live at the top of the counts.
Joining Varkonyi on the rail this level were Jake Cody, Vanessa Rousso, Joe Serock, Shannon Shorr, Steve Gross, Dennis Philips, Warren Fund and Martin Hruby.
The field also keeps shrinking as tables are breaking quickly through the Orange section. The tournament clock reads 495 players remain. Two pay jumps have already been reached, each active player is now guaranteed $23,876.
Tournament supervisors have also taken the 500 chip out of play. Players only have 1,000 (yellow), 5,000 (orange) and 25,000 (green) are in play.
Only one more level is scheduled to play tonight. Then players will bag and tag their chips before returning for Day 5 tomorrow.
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had his opponent's 
in bad shape, but the board ran 
, and Fierro's opponent made a flush.
flop, J.P. Kelly, playing from under the gun, led with a bet and was called by his lone opponent in the hijack. The turn was the 
and Kelly checked. His opponent bet 81,000, and Kelly called.
and another check from Kelly. This time his opponent bet 83,000, and Kelly let it go.
against nemesis David Bach, On the 
turn Bach bet 55,000 and Rousso made it 110,000, Bach responded by moving all in and Rousso called her remaining chips off.
river wasn't enough. Bach is over the million mark now and the big stack at this table.
and with either hand improving, Nguyen was sent to the rail, but he keeps TeamAPL's record of players cashing in the Main Event intact since its inception in 2009 - a stellar effort!
. In front of Miles' opponent was 
for tens full of queens. His opponent was sent to the rail while Miles's stack has now grown to about 620,000.
hit the river. His opponent instantly announced all in and Ionel gave it some thought before he threw in his hand.
