Event #82: $10,000 WSOP Main Event NLH World Championship Day 4 | 2026 World Series of Poker

Event #82: $10,000 WSOP Main Event NLH World Championship

Day 4 Completed

3 days 20 hours ago

Sam Snead Leads 533 Survivors as the Bubble Bursts on Day 4 of the 2026 WSOP Main Event

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David Salituro

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

Day 4 of the 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event began with players hoping to survive the money bubble, and it ended with just over 500 still with their dreams of achieving poker immortality alive.

Sam Snead leads the remaining 533 players after bagging up 3,800,000 at the event’s halfway point. The Florida native took a big chunk off Chris Brewer with a full house, and then rivered a flush to bust Eugene Teibloom in another big pot to climb the leaderboard. Snead has just one recorded WSOP cash from 2019 and just over $130,000 in live tournament earnings, according to The Hendon Mob, but is in pole position to change that with a deep run over the coming days.

Day 4 Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Sam Sweilem	United States	3,800,000	190
2	Steven O'Nan	United States	3,600,000	180
3	Artur Martirosian	Russian Federation	3,495,000	175
4	Kyle Mart	United States	3,480,000	174
5	Chih Fan	Taiwan	3,365,000	168
6	Shreesh Hebbar	Canada	3,340,000	167
7	Felix Kuemayr	Austria	3,125,000	156
8	Arman Bezhanian	Russian Federation	3,100,000	155
9	Dan Stavila	Moldova	3,060,000	153
10	Farid Jattin	Colombia	3,040,000	152

Snead is followed on the leaderboard by Steven O’Nan (3,600,000), Artur Martirosian (3,495,000), Kyle Mart (3,480,000), and Chih Fan (3,365,000). Other top stacks include Dan Stavila (3,060,000), Farid Jattin (3,040,000), WSOP Paradise third-place finisher Belarmino De Souza (2,725,000), Brock Wilson (2,415,000), last year’s 17th-place finisher Daniel Iachan (2,170,000), and Daniel Hachem (2,110,000).

Further down the leaderboard are Alex Foxen, whose day included hitting a royal flush on his way to 1,695,000, as well as Japanese vlogging superstar Masato Yokosawa (1,545,000), Sean Winter (1,525,000), Shaun Deeb (1,500,000), Dylan Smith (1,320,000), and Tony Dunst (1,245,000). The shorter stacks include Ryan Leng (990,000), 2005 finalist Scott Lazar (905,000), Aaron Barone (785,000), Stephen Chidwick (760,000), Chino Rheem (655,000), Josh Arieh (610,000), 2024 finalist Boris Angelov (580,000), Martin Zamani (545,000), David Peters (430,000), and Patrick Leonard (295,000).

Four past champions remain in contention for a second Main Event bracelet. Hossein Ensan leads the group with 2,580,000, while Greg Raymer (535,000), Ryan Riess (455,000), and defending champion Michael Mizrachi (440,000) will have some work to do if they want to make a run at another title.

Comeskey Leads a Women's Boom in Main Event Attendance

Last year, Leo Margets broke poker’s glass ceiling by becoming the first woman in three decades to make the Main Event final table. Her influence was felt in this year’s field, which included a record-high 431 women. While women only accounted for 4.68 percent of the field, that still far exceeded last year’s 3.8 percent.

Caitlin Comeskey has made a career out of making poker a safer place for women to compete. The comedian, vlogger, and content creator is among a host of women moving on to Day 5, bagging up a stack of 1,740,000.

“I’m on cloud nine. I feel amazing. It’s a dream. It’s like I’m walking through a dream,” she said. “I visualized this so many times. I’ve been there in my dreams, and now it’s actually here, and I just got to wait for it to happen, you know?”

Comeskey’s Main Event got off to a rocky start when she not only had to overcome a host of coolers but also some troublesome opponents. “Day one was really fun. Except for the guy who told me that his friend warned him that I was insufferable. Didn’t love that. But he was rooting me on, and also he stone-bubbled today. Day 2 was shitty. I started the day with Maurice Hawkins, who started antagonizing me almost immediately. I shut it down, but it was still a lot of stress to deal with, and I encountered a lot of coolers on Day 2,” she said.

“My last two days have just been a dream. It’s just been fun. Cards have been cooperating. I’ve been in a good mood. It’s been awesome.”

Comeskey hopes that a deep run in the Main Event can serve as an example, not just to women, but to all players that poker should be fun. She recognizes her role as one of poker’s leading women ambassadors, and with history within her grasp, it’s a responsibility she’s ready to take on.

“I take representing women in poker very, very seriously. I take standing up for issues that affect women, and all people in poker. Like, on the PokerNews Podcast, I really talked about how people get mistreated at the table, and I was talking about women, but I was talking about everybody. We need to have more fun at the tables in general. We need less card-throwing, we need less tilting off, we need less cursing and name-calling. And I think that we can get there, and if we can create a more fun, universal environment, we’ll get more women into the game. But it’s not gonna happen if they feel like they have to jump into the lion’s den to play. So I’m just trying to be an advocate for change in that regard.”

Comeskey and hundreds of others have already made it through all the pitfalls and land mines that encapsulate the 9,208-player Main Event field, but there is still a long way to go. The real fun is still to come tomorrow.

“I’m very much looking forward to tomorrow. I feel like every cell in my body’s on fire. I’m gonna go home. I’m gonna eat some Taco Bell. I’m gonna hang out with my friends and just try to enjoy the rest of the ride. I’m in a position to make history, and I hope I’m able to,” she said.

Moneymaker One of Three to Fall on the Bubble

Day 4 began with the field seven spots away from the money bubble. Three eliminations occurred simultaneously on the bubble, including 2003 champion and Poker Hall of Famer Chris Moneymaker, who called off his last chips playing the board against Antonio Vargas, only for Vargas to show down two aces. Inaugural WSOP Online Main Event champion Stoyan Madanzhiev also lost a race with ace-king against Gregory Brown’s fives, while Zhaken Seitbekov ran into Stavila’s flopped set. The three players split a min-cash of $10,000, with Seitbekov winning a three-way flip for a WSOP Paradise Main Event package.

Bubble Main Event WSOP 2026 - Chris Moneymaker

The bustouts started coming fast once the bubble burst, with Kristen Foxen (1,331st), 2012 runner-up Jesse Sylvia (1,167th), Stephen Song (1,049th), Chris Moorman (1,041st), and Olivier Busquet (1,030th) being among the first to bust. They were followed by Jesse Lonis (921st), Alex Livingston (897th), Ren Lin (746th), 2017 champion Scott Blumstein (666th), and 2018 champion John Cynn (617th). Joe Hachem had his bluff picked off by Christopher Storie’s pair of fours as the 2005 champ fell in 803rd, while Charles “Woody” Moore, fully dressed up as Santa Claus, ran into “The Grinch” Nathan Fair’s kings to bust in 678th.

The remaining 533 players return tomorrow at 11 a.m. local time for Day 5. The action picks up on Level 20 with blinds of 10,000/20,000 and a 20,000 big blind ante. Everyone who remains has each locked up $32,500, with the next pay jump to $35,000 coming at 476th place. The plan is to play five more 120-minute levels tomorrow.

Stay tuned as PokerNews returns tomorrow to follow all the action and provide live updates from Day 5 of the 2026 WSOP Main Event.

Tags: Aaron Barone Alex Foxen Artur Martirosian Belarmino De Souza Boris Angelov Brock Wilson Caitlin Comeskey Chih Fan Chino Rheem Dan Stavila Daniel Hachem Daniel Iachan David Peters Dylan Smith Farid Jattin Greg Raymer Hossein Ensan Josh Arieh Kyle Mart Martin Zamani Masato Yokosawa Michael Mizrachi Patrick Leonard Ryan Leng Ryan Riess Sam Snead Scott Lazar Sean Winter Shaun Deeb Stephen Chidwick Steven O'Nan Tony Dunst

3 days 20 hours ago

Day 5 Seat Draw (Tables 100 to 229)

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Matthew Pitt

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

Table	Seat	Player	Chip Count	Big Blinds
100	1	Kurt Watkins	615,000	31
100	2	Blake Barousse	2,460,000	123
100	3	Garett Maybery	1,000,000	50
100	4	Robert Gill	505,000	25
100	5	David Shaw	390,000	20
100	6	Sasha Liu	2,340,000	117
100	7	John Hardie	305,000	15
100	8	Dimitrios Kilintaris	1,620,000	81
100	9	David Paredes	1,200,000	60

101	1	Nicola Karl	2,050,000	103
101	2	Shahar Levi	855,000	43
101	3	Alexandro Tricarico	295,000	15
101	4	Tyler Smith	955,000	48
101	5	Gabor Winkler	560,000	28
101	6	Edouard Sacrispeyre	960,000	48
101	7	Alex Faynshteyn	970,000	49
101	8	Antonin Hays	2,845,000	142
101	9	Christopher Storie	755,000	38

102	1	Lucas Lew	650,000	33
102	2	Sinan Shathaya	360,000	18
102	3	Stephen Kehoe	2,170,000	109
102	4	Ben Ramon	445,000	22
102	5	Alexander James	520,000	26
102	6	Yaichi Fukao	1,685,000	84
102	7	Marc Goldman	945,000	47
102	8	Harvey Castro	830,000	42
102	9	Chung-Tang Lin	650,000	33

103	1	David Wells	850,000	43
103	2	Jonathan Zarin	540,000	27
103	3	Lucas Bandeira	1,710,000	86
103	4	Raul Reyna	485,000	24
103	5	Antonios Onoufriou	975,000	49
103	6	Phong Nguyen	805,000	40
103	7	Arturas Astrauskas	1,245,000	62
103	8	Daniel Corbett	1,200,000	60
103	9	Brian Feck	225,000	11

104	1	Ryusei Fujimoto	1,015,000	51
104	2	Vy Nguyen	1,495,000	75
104	3	Benjamin Horgan	310,000	16
104	4	Kilian Pousset	820,000	41
104	5	Jeremy Hyman	920,000	46
104	6	Jeremy Saderne	370,000	19
104	7	Ryan Riess	455,000	23
104	8	Karanvir Singh	1,295,000	65
104	9	Vincent Wan	700,000	35

105	1	Frank Lin	185,000	9
105	2	Gonzalo Almada	1,055,000	53
105	3	Akihiro Konishi	1,070,000	54
105	4	Adam Sykes	1,500,000	75
105	5	Terrence Jacobs	305,000	15
105	6	Ludovic Moryousef	295,000	15
105	7	Carlos Saucedo	1,010,000	51
105	8	Ananth Ganesan	935,000	47
105	9	Itai Levy	1,602,500	80

106	1	Brett Pullen	780,000	39
106	2	Nathan Fair	1,160,000	58
106	3	Jeffrey Lennon	1,600,000	80
106	4	Hugues Girard	1,110,000	56
106	5	Nghia Le	510,000	26
106	6	Ryan Harfouch	190,000	10
106	7	Michael Conoran	525,000	26
106	8	Rusen Mat	330,000	17
106	9	Zdenek Zizka	350,000	18

107	1	Felipe Campins	1,255,000	63
107	2	Mason Vieth	1,550,000	78
107	3	Martin Kinder	790,000	40
107	4	Ihar Soika	1,740,000	87
107	5	Jeffrey Weiss	915,000	46
107	6	Jordan Knackstedt	940,000	47
107	8	Florian Gaugusch	1,395,000	70
107	9	Andrew Edlin	545,000	27

108	1	Adam Nattress	970,000	49
108	2	Masato Yokosawa	1,545,000	77
108	3	Philipp Hasenburger	1,545,000	77
108	4	Shota Nakanishi	700,000	35
108	5	Behnam Patros	660,000	33
108	6	Kalidou Sow	1,060,000	53
108	7	Ali Ayub	440,000	22
108	9	Jason James	370,000	19

109	1	Joshua Arieh	610,000	31
109	2	Archimedes Arenas	1,385,000	69
109	3	David Urban	1,205,000	60
109	4	Masatoshi Akasaka	730,000	37
109	5	Yinjie Mei	1,100,000	55
109	6	Justus Marsico	780,000	39
109	7	Gregor Sverko	1,835,000	92
109	8	Simon Britton	2,490,000	125
109	9	Kamil Filali	455,000	23

110	1	Arthur Souza De Campos	775,000	39
110	2	Jared Griener	1,035,000	52
110	3	Sacha Cohen	1,910,000	96
110	4	Martin Gerloff	645,000	32
110	5	Mayank Madan	1,780,000	89
110	6	Francisco Mateo	665,000	33
110	7	Jonathan Aburto	630,000	32
110	8	Christopher Selami	500,000	25
110	9	Mindaugas Jonaitis	420,000	21

111	1	Diego Vergara	545,000	27
111	2	James Rann	965,000	48
111	3	Ryuta Nakai	1,685,000	84
111	4	Scott Sterling	210,000	11
111	5	Ricardo Cermeno	1,595,000	80
111	6	Thomas Macdonald	1,160,000	58
111	7	Jeffrey Tebben	1,040,000	52
111	8	Tracey Hill	1,100,000	55
111	9	Christopher Chaudey	1,525,000	76

112	1	Hossein Ensan	255,000	13
112	2	Dan Stavila	3,060,000	153
112	3	Marius Gicovanu	1,610,000	81
112	4	Shaun Deeb	1,500,000	75
112	5	Akay Behchet	1,025,000	51
112	6	John Lappin	395,000	20
112	7	Espen Sandvik	1,725,000	86
112	8	Chi Chen	1,900,000	95
112	9	Bryn Larkman	2,553,000	128

113	1	Samuel Ick	235,000	12
113	2	Brian Hastings	595,000	30
113	3	Qiang Xu	210,000	11
113	4	Allan Sannier	2,830,000	142
113	5	Kyle Mart	3,490,000	175
113	6	Kyle Lin	960,000	48
113	7	Alex Foxen	1,695,000	85
113	8	Ryan Miller	865,000	43
113	9	Thomas Cannuli	870,000	44

114	1	Boris Angelov	580,000	29
114	2	Caitlin Comeskey	1,740,000	87
114	3	Jorge Rodriguez Llorens	280,000	14
114	4	Randy Bullen	160,000	8
114	5	Malcolm Trayner	1,740,000	87
114	6	Dylan Smith	1,320,000	66
114	7	Congya Zhang	435,000	22
114	8	Farid Jattin	3,040,000	152
114	9	Callum Roque	1,320,000	66

115	1	Dennis Krusch	405,000	20
115	2	Paul Vang	490,000	25
115	3	Skyler Dennis	635,000	32
115	4	Albert Nguyen	1,550,000	78
115	5	Shane Carreja	585,000	29
115	6	Ying Zhu	595,000	30
115	7	Florian Bordet	1,100,000	55
115	8	Samuel Chartier	1,340,000	67
115	9	Matthew Lambrecht	440,000	22

116	1	Alexander Yen	740,000	37
116	2	Ruki Nakanishi	570,000	29
116	3	Chenyu Sung	845,000	42
116	4	Scott Lazar	905,000	45
116	5	Frederic Normand	405,000	20
116	6	Yosuke Miki	1,270,000	64
116	7	Daniel Hachem	2,110,000	106
116	8	Eoghan Odea	210,000	11
116	9	Marshall Daigle	1,125,000	56

117	1	Viktor Berg	470,000	24
117	2	Merle Sauvola	575,000	29
117	3	Salvatore Dicarlo	935,000	47
117	4	David Karlin	1,110,000	56
117	5	Ronald Minkin	365,000	18
117	6	Russell Boyd	1,095,000	55
117	7	Joseph Cheong	550,000	28
117	8	Arman Bezhanian	3,100,000	155
117	9	Ryan Grant	640,000	32

118	1	Tal Herzog	2,360,000	118
118	2	Yubin Tao	1,000,000	50
118	3	Anthony Lombard	610,000	31
118	4	Trang Huynh	345,000	17
118	5	Jack Nathan	815,000	41
118	6	Gary Hasson	450,000	23
118	7	Rafael Caiaffa	1,120,000	56
118	8	Jeff Hatten	235,000	12
118	9	Eric Smidinger	695,000	35

119	1	Lara Eisenberg	995,000	50
119	2	Truong Nguyen	580,000	29
119	3	Brian Carraher	1,420,000	71
119	4	Bahar Musa	1,540,000	77
119	5	Bruno Porto	930,000	47
119	6	David Kaufmann	1,205,000	60
119	7	Julian Yasin	550,000	28
119	8	Yannick Capocetti	645,000	32
119	9	Brian Deutschmeister	940,000	47

120	1	Ryan Remmes	205,000	10
120	2	Virgile Turchi	1,425,000	71
120	3	Elliott Kampen	1,500,000	75
120	4	Felipe Olivieri	625,000	31
120	5	Michael Nugent	785,000	39
120	6	Jose Fernando Garcia Gutierrez	1,275,000	64
120	7	Sean Winter	1,525,000	76
120	9	Gabriel Mirel	415,000	21

121	1	Kevin Rand	670,000	34
121	2	Lucas Jumalon	2,065,000	103
121	3	Evagoras Evagorou	1,565,000	78
121	4	She Wong	435,000	22
121	5	Jiacheng Li	430,000	22
121	6	Chris Hunichen	1,095,000	55
121	7	Elia Ahmadian	1,035,000	52
121	8	Thanh Nguyen	2,035,000	102
121	9	Christopher Cashman	195,000	10

122	1	Ross Tyler	1,000,010	50
122	2	Joshua Mccully	470,000	24
122	3	Sergio Aido	1,530,000	77
122	4	Nils Tolpingrud	1,615,000	81
122	5	Vlastimil Pustina	1,330,000	67
122	7	Shane Cochran	1,020,000	51
122	8	Michael Rossitto	1,845,000	92
122	9	Taisho Zaizen	630,000	32

123	1	Peng Shan	1,010,000	51
123	2	Nicholas Boll	793,000	40
123	3	Arash Vaziri	1,600,000	80
123	4	Fabian Quoss	1,240,000	62
123	5	Adam Kharman	1,250,000	63
123	6	Christopher Anderson	440,000	22
123	7	Gary Cheng	745,000	37
123	8	Patrick McDaid	310,000	16
123	9	Moonho Seo	955,000	48

124	1	Noam Freedman	450,000	23
124	2	Tim Krist	770,000	39
124	3	Christopher George	1,730,000	87
124	4	Samy Dubonnet	1,120,000	56
124	5	Marco Meisser	1,380,000	69
124	6	Terrance Reid	1,460,000	73
124	7	Tom Gottlieb	380,000	19
124	8	Freddy Oexemann	420,000	21

125	1	Vanessa Kade	215,000	11
125	2	Michael Stembera	1,850,000	93
125	3	Songquan Wang	465,000	23
125	4	Michael Renna	2,305,000	115
125	6	Boris Kolev	1,135,000	57
125	7	Greg Raymer	535,000	27
125	8	Naixuan Shi	1,800,000	90
125	9	Evan Sandberg	1,910,000	96

218	1	Chun Kwok	610,000	31
218	2	Jason Wheeler	800,000	40
218	3	Adam Brownstone	575,000	29
218	4	Darren Rabinowitz	765,000	38
218	5	Arnaud Mattern	1,130,000	57
218	6	Avdo Djokovic	190,000	10
218	7	Maxime Chilaud	2,855,000	143
218	8	Gregory Kelley	535,000	27
218	9	Daniel Savas	1,010,000	51

219	1	Ritvars Cekalins	740,000	37
219	2	Nicholas Sena-Hopkins	1,200,000	60
219	3	Steven Stanton	1,200,000	60
219	4	Jeremy Brown	1,410,000	71
219	5	Jamie Shaevel	955,000	48
219	6	Assaph Aharoni	590,000	30
219	7	Douglas Ferreira	1,055,000	53
219	8	Ryan Leng	990,000	50
219	9	Martijn Kiers	670,000	34

220	1	Kevin Ordet	1,290,000	65
220	2	Mario Boos	800,000	40
220	3	Matthew Lapossie	545,000	27
220	4	Brian Nguyen	645,000	32
220	5	Michael Rosaman	310,000	16
220	6	John Weiss	2,340,000	117
220	7	Ran Ilani	430,000	22
220	8	Aaron Kupin	280,000	14
220	9	Jacob Gagnon	465,000	23

221	1	Robin Kleinbeck	1,605,000	80
221	2	Richard Davis	420,000	21
221	3	Luke Martinelli	725,000	36
221	4	David Walker	200,000	10
221	5	Alan Raymundo	790,000	40
221	6	Mark Lacoste	1,900,000	95
221	7	Tanner Pray	690,000	35
221	8	Sergio Fernandez	360,000	18
221	9	Mark Tropp	515,000	26

222	1	Tyler Potts	385,000	19
222	2	Loic Debregeas	1,910,000	96
222	3	Siebe Denhartog	1,310,000	66
222	4	Pablo Ching	1,020,000	51
222	5	Antwan Lawson	430,000	22
222	6	Belarmino De Souza	2,725,000	136
222	7	Brian Green	1,700,000	85
222	8	Christopher Savage	1,775,000	89
222	9	Michael Mizrachi	440,000	22

223	1	Farhad Karimi	460,000	23
223	2	Paul Domb	1,060,000	53
223	3	Darren Rankin	515,000	26
223	4	Kyle Grosshanten	460,000	23
223	5	Jon Vallinas	1,145,000	57
223	6	Thomas Clack	1,590,000	80
223	7	Robert Hess	400,000	20
223	8	Thomas Cardona	680,000	34
223	9	Guy Cicconi	485,000	24

224	1	Antonio Galiana	1,005,000	50
224	2	Patrick Baldwin	865,000	43
224	3	Anh Do	1,475,000	74
224	4	Christian Bonn	190,000	10
224	5	Ramon Pessoa	330,000	17
224	6	Austin Morin	220,000	11
224	7	Jinghan Yan	1,040,000	52
224	8	Tobias Matuschek	1,410,000	71
224	9	Jeremy Moore	820,000	41

225	1	Richard Tuhrim	425,000	21
225	2	Paul Guilbeau	450,000	23
225	3	Kyosuke Nagami	1,440,000	72
225	4	Adam Croffut	74,000	4
225	5	Sebastian Isselhard	560,000	28
225	6	Albert Calderon	445,000	22
225	7	Xingyu Liu	2,945,000	147
225	8	Filippo Mancuso	760,000	38
225	9	Andy Tsai	380,000	19

226	1	Matt Salsberg	1,700,000	85
226	2	David Peters	430,000	22
226	3	Dennis Carlson	550,000	28
226	4	Peter Kiem	350,000	18
226	5	Ezequiel Waigel	1,100,000	55
226	6	Bradley Guan	1,256,000	63
226	7	Michael Gagliano	300,000	15
226	8	Daniel Mcginnis	1,705,000	85
226	9	Shreesh Hebbar	3,340,000	167

227	1	Gabriel Ado	840,000	42
227	2	Justin Manjares	755,000	38
227	3	Richard Clayton	270,000	14
227	4	Dillon Najor	265,000	13
227	5	Rami Hammoud	1,490,000	75
227	6	Brian Wood	1,505,000	75
227	7	Loren Weiss	805,000	40
227	8	Matthew O'Donnell	725,000	36
227	9	Hanming Feng	2,550,000	128

228	1	Tasuku Maruo	240,000	12
228	2	Kyle Collins	1,180,000	59
228	3	Sandy Sanchez	210,000	11
228	4	Michael Canden-Lennox	990,000	50
228	5	Sachin Joshi	1,150,000	58
228	6	George Devlin	835,000	42
228	7	Delmiro Toledo	1,040,000	52
228	8	Anton Wigg	2,015,000	101
228	9	Jason Dewitt	995,000	50

229	1	Kenneth Hirose	1,650,000	83
229	2	Soheb Porbandarwala	290,000	15
229	3	Brock Wilson	2,415,000	121
229	4	Patrick Leonard	295,000	15
229	5	Heinz Schluter	705,000	35
229	6	Danylo Turov	850,000	43
229	7	Ognyan Dimov	1,400,000	70
229	8	John Brown	545,000	27
229	9	Jonathan Weekes	330,000	17

3 days 20 hours ago

Day 5 Seat Draw (Tables 74 to 99)

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Matthew Pitt

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

Table	Seat	Player	Chip Count	Big Blinds
74	1	Martin Sgrilletti	1,180,000	59
74	2	Edward Connell	1,415,500	71
74	3	Reiji Kono	1,340,000	67
74	4	Liubomyr Melnyk	1,735,000	87
74	5	Lester Edoc	2,280,000	114
74	6	Alexander Villa	130,000	7
74	7	Scott Hirsch	905,000	45
74	8	James Morgan	112,000	6
74	9	Turlough Mchugh	1,700,000	85

75	1	Brandon Sunshine	890,000	45
75	2	Agustin Coelli	990,000	50
75	3	Wenzhi Fei	885,000	44
75	4	Todd Brunson	205,000	10
75	5	Patrick Hagenlocher	1,400,000	70
75	6	Xoan Mourino	345,000	17
75	7	Yu Liu	2,945,000	147
75	8	Jason Zarlenga	525,000	26
75	9	Jose Rodriguez Zurita	1,265,000	63

76	1	Daniel Iachan	2,170,000	109
76	2	David Kluchman	1,550,000	78
76	3	Loren Klein	201,000	10
76	4	Terrence Ketterer	1,065,000	53
76	5	Prabhakar Patel	1,085,000	54
76	6	Katsuki Matsuoka	3,005,000	150
76	7	Wellington Araujo	755,000	38
76	8	Phachara Wongwichit	1,400,000	70
76	9	Iris Liu	725,000	36

77	1	Petar Konstantinovic	640,000	32
77	2	Greg Garabedian	1,300,000	65
77	3	Shachar Haran	1,425,000	71
77	4	Steven O'nan	3,400,000	170
77	5	John Petro	715,000	36
77	6	Michael Banducci	295,000	15
77	7	Anthony Desai	1,050,000	53
77	8	Carlos Chadha Villamarin	1,100,000	55
77	9	Berkeley Yuan	700,000	35

78	1	George Dunst	1,245,000	62
78	2	Refaat Mostafa	1,635,000	82
78	3	Aaron Pinson	1,950,000	98
78	4	Adom Issahakian	240,000	12
78	5	Aaron Van Blarcum	1,105,000	55
78	6	Charles Tabet	285,000	14
78	7	Noah Bronstein	260,000	13
78	8	David Kurtz	355,000	18
78	9	Gansukh Sandagsuren	925,000	46

81	1	Sam Ameen	3,800,000	190
81	2	Junjie Tang	2,015,000	101
81	3	Adam Johnson	410,000	21
81	4	Spyros Spyrou	905,000	45
81	5	Gilles Nigro	1,125,000	56
81	6	Joshua Abady	990,000	50
81	7	Javier Fernandez	1,930,000	97
81	8	Orlando Haas	805,000	40
81	9	John O'Neal	810,000	41

82	1	Leo Worthington-Leese	1,037,000	52
82	2	Jonathan Shaw	315,000	16
82	3	Koray Korkmaz	1,010,000	51
82	4	Craig Mason	760,000	38
82	5	Kei Sugita	1,770,000	89
82	6	Tianle Wang	2,605,000	130
82	7	Tyler Kenney	500,000	25
82	8	Giovanny Ocampo	930,000	47
82	9	Aaron Barone	785,000	39

83	1	Vladimir Belekhov	1,025,000	51
83	2	Marcel Luske	725,000	36
83	3	Tyler Gaston	1,380,000	69
83	4	Patrick Crivell	1,655,000	83
83	5	Thomas Cullis	1,245,000	62
83	6	Miguel Riera	1,630,000	82
83	7	Nicholas Hobbs	870,000	44
83	8	Jacob Baumgartner	305,000	15
83	9	Bruno Lopes	610,000	31

84	1	Eric Ladny	340,000	17
84	2	Aaron Steury	420,000	21
84	3	Dhiraj Sharma	2,630,000	132
84	4	Ronald Moore	950,000	48
84	5	Michael Mccray	840,000	42
84	6	Zhao Liu	2,665,000	133
84	7	Stephen Chidwick	760,000	38
84	8	Ichiro Izutsu	400,000	20
84	9	Richard Mullen	955,000	48

85	1	Brandon Hamlet	107,000	5
85	2	Henry Kyllian	1,735,000	87
85	3	Victor Delossantos	390,000	20
85	5	Yongqing Yuan	435,000	22
85	6	Lachezar Petkov	1,620,000	81
85	7	Joseph Mirabile	400,000	20
85	8	Keanon Simon	1,801,500	90
85	9	Jacob Thibodeau	640,000	32

86	1	Ryan Zickefoose	530,000	27
86	2	Christian Sare	885,000	44
86	3	Jason Kornegay	1,555,000	78
86	4	Stephen Press	1,995,000	100
86	5	Gregory Goldberg	365,000	18
86	6	Michael Bach	335,000	17
86	7	Giuseppe Pantaleo	600,000	30
86	8	Ori Elul	1,255,000	63
86	9	Daewoong Song	1,990,000	100

87	1	Phillip Mighall	1,850,000	93
87	2	James Gregg	1,885,000	94
87	3	Richard Kellett	1,270,000	64
87	4	David Arnold	220,000	11
87	5	Jordan Siegel	1,255,000	63
87	6	Brian Yoon	1,350,000	68
87	7	Joshua Rothberg	615,000	31
87	8	Dominick Sarle	385,000	19
87	9	Jonathan Nebbout	1,625,000	81

88	1	Jaime Lewin	945,000	47
88	2	Go Kato	1,045,000	52
88	3	Ashton Nikzad	130,000	7
88	4	Benjamin Morgan	505,000	25
88	5	Felix Kuemayr	3,125,000	156
88	6	Aliaksei Boika	565,000	28
88	7	Masato Hattori	1,545,000	77
88	8	Rocco Smeriglio	595,000	30
88	9	Chino Rheem	655,000	33

89	1	Adam Calabrese	605,000	30
89	2	Calin Ciolte	625,000	31
89	3	Manuel Ruivo	1,700,000	85
89	4	Mohammad Bagheri	625,000	31
89	5	Sarah Lee	250,000	13
89	6	Kyle Scott	1,000,000	50
89	7	Yulian Bogdanov	1,760,000	88
89	8	Mingyew Liow	235,000	12
89	9	Jason Blount	595,000	30

90	1	Lauri Saaskilahti	2,100,010	105
90	2	Adam Krosser	340,000	17
90	3	Gregory Brown	2,785,000	139
90	4	Michael Wolf	355,000	18
90	5	Abhishek Goindi	2,350,000	118
90	6	John Parker	505,000	25
90	7	Andrew Yeh	1,780,000	89
90	8	Jacob Sachs	710,000	36
90	9	Michael Simhai	1,590,000	80

93	1	Jamin Stokes	1,595,000	80
93	2	David Moreno	800,000	40
93	3	John Reading	1,065,000	53
93	4	Jacob Long	500,000	25
93	5	Curtis Nare	660,000	33
93	6	Curtis Anderson	850,000	43
93	7	Chih Wei Fan	3,365,000	168
93	8	Oscar Romero Cobos	180,000	9
93	9	Greg Mueller	1,500,000	75

94	1	Chihhang Wang	180,000	9
94	2	Shawn Daniels	1,950,000	98
94	3	Jon van Fleet	625,000	31
94	4	Cade Lautenbacher	850,000	43
94	5	Justin Shelton	550,000	28
94	6	Li Chengbei	1,505,000	75
94	7	Romain Lewis	805,000	40
94	8	Nolan Wilson	680,000	34
94	9	Ding Lin	335,000	17

95	1	Brian Roelke	990,000	50
95	2	Mads Wissing	1,270,000	64
95	3	Artem Metalidi	175,000	9
95	4	Artur Martirosian	3,495,000	175
95	5	Kenneth Asher	1,050,000	53
95	6	Knut Karnapp	620,000	31
95	7	Jared Passanante	1,610,000	81
95	8	Shawn Fagan	610,000	31
95	9	Jorge Herrera	500,000	25

96	1	Francisco Fragoso	865,000	43
96	2	Rafael Perry	700,000	35
96	3	Bradley Oubre	705,000	35
96	4	Amarender Puri	355,000	18
96	5	Ramona Paladino	730,000	37
96	6	Andrew Voor	1,110,000	56
96	7	Billy Tarango	705,000	35
96	8	Cheng Zhao	440,000	22
96	9	Laith Edris	475,000	24

97	1	Mehdi Senhaji	1,100,000	55
97	2	Fabio Porcino Rosado Chaves	600,000	30
97	3	Xuming Qi	1,715,000	86
97	4	Wendell Skidgel	835,000	42
97	5	Bradley Hinson	660,000	33
97	6	Vinicius Lima	1,405,000	70
97	7	Vincent Censabella	340,000	17
97	8	Joseph Riley	685,000	34
97	9	Erick Mossinger	100,000	5

98	1	Rui Pinto Campos	1,050,000	53
98	2	Mrityunjay Jha	1,445,000	72
98	3	Joey Weissman	900,000	45
98	4	Sam Sweilem	3,800,000	190
98	5	Alen Bakovic	1,065,000	53
98	6	Bradley Ruben	965,000	48
98	7	Adrian Buckley	365,000	18
98	8	Loai Elayday	2,200,000	110
98	9	Will Givens	1,115,000	56

99	1	Hendrik Terner	835,000	42
99	2	Alistair Hill	690,000	35
99	3	Pablo Roman	1,460,000	73
99	4	Tyler Reiman	860,000	43
99	5	Adam Bishop	110,000	6
99	6	Francisco Benitez	1,280,000	64
99	7	Martin Zamani	545,000	27
99	8	Ibrahim Naim	1,495,000	75
99	9	Tolga Karakaya	570,000	29

3 days 21 hours ago

End of Night Chip Counts (full)

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Laura Fryer

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

These are the chip counts of the 533 Day 4 survivors, according to the WSOP LIVE app.

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3 days 21 hours ago

Players Bag for Day 5

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Laura Fryer

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

The final 533 players have bagged and will return to play Day 5 tomorrow at 11 a.m.

Stay tuned as the full Day 4 recap will be posted shortly.

3 days 21 hours ago

Wilt Falls in Final Hand of the Day

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Stewart Morrison

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

Seeing a raise and three-bet ahead of him, Nathan Wilt four-bet jammed for 635,000 from the blinds. The original raiser, Allan Sannier, responded with a five-bet jam of his own, which quickly removed the three-bettor, and only Wilt called.

Nathan Wilt: A♦Q♠ All in
Allan Sannier: 10♠10♥

Wilt was hoping he would still be around after the flip to bag chips for Day 5. If that were to be the case, he was going to have to do it the hard way, as Sannier flopped a full house on the 3♥10♦3♣ flop.

The 2♠ turn had Wilt drawing dead, and once the 9♣ river completed the board, the other players bagged their chips while Wilt gathered his belongings and left.

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3 days 21 hours ago

Mart Gets There on the River Against Foxen

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David Salituro

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

Around 400,000 was already in the middle as Kyle Mart and Alex Foxen went to the turn on a board of J♣3♦6♥8♣. Mart then bet 200,000 from the big blind, and Foxen called in middle position.

The river was the 5♣ and Mart bet another 200,000. Foxen again called, and Mart showed 7♦4♦ for a rivered straight to win the pot.

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3 days 21 hours ago

Very Late Double for Turov

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

Brian Green squeezed to 275,000 preflop and then bet 155,000 in the dark before the K♠9♦2♣ flop, which Danylo Turov called. There was a tank of more than two minutes on a pay jump by Turov, who then called all in for 130,000.

Danylo Turov: A♠K♣ All in
Brian Green: J♥J♠

The 8♠ turn and 10♣ river changed nothing, and Turov doubled, then apologised for his tanking.

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3 days 21 hours ago

Murphy Busts in Dying Minutes

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Frank Visser

Level 19 : Blinds 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

On a J♣2♠9♥ flop, cutoff Arash Vaziri bet 40,000 into a pot of 110,000. Robert Murphy then raised all in to 265,000 on the button, and Vaziri called after some deliberation.

Robert Murphy: K♠J♠ All in
Arash Vaziri: Q♦10♦

Murphy looked on as the 3♦ turn remained safe for his top pair. The Q♥ river upgraded Vaziri to a higher pair, however, sending Murphy out with just a few hands left to play on Day 4.

Tags: Arash Vaziri Robert Murphy