Felix Kuemayr raised to 30,000 from the hijack and was called by Michael Mizrachi in the big blind.
Both players checked on the J♥8♣10♦ flop and then Kuemayr called a 40,000 bet from Mizrachi on the 7♦ turn.
The 5♠ completed the board and both players checked.
"Nuts," Mizrachi said as he turned over 10♠9♥ for a straight. Kuemayr mucked his cards and Mizrachi padded his stack.
On a completed board of 6♣3♦3♣7♦4♦ with about 175,000 in the middle, Daniel Marcus had 150,000 in front of him from the cutoff. Katsuki Matsuoka then raised to 475,000 from middle position.
After a long tank, Marcus put in the call, only to be shown the 6♥6♦ of Matsuoka, who flopped a full house.
The very next hand, Matsuoka opened again to 30,000 second-to-act before Marcus three-bet to 100,000 from the hijack. On the button, Yulian Bogdanov cold four-bet to 180,000. Matsuoka quickly got out of the way before Marcus jammed for 550,000, and Bogdanov quickly called as the covering stack.
Daniel Marcus: A♠K♣ 
Yulian Bogdanov: J♠J♦
It was a coinflip scenario as the Q♦6♥4♥ flop kept Bogdanov in the lead. Nothing changed on the 6♦Q♥ runout, leaving Bogdanov's jacks the best hand.
Marcus went from 1,100,000 to zero in two hands as he exits late in the night in brutal fashion.
The floor has announced that players will run through five more hands before bagging for Day 5.
Ryan Riess raised to 30,000 in early position holding A♥Q♣, which only Boris Angelov called on the button with K♣Q♥.
The dealer spread a 8♥5♠K♥ flop, and Riess continued with another bet of 30,000, and Angelov called again.
The 10♥ hit the turn, and Riess fired once again, this time putting a bet of 100,000 into the pot. Undeterred, Angelov called.
When the 6♣ completed the board, Riess moved all in for 335,000. Angelov bought the story and folded his top pair, only to be shown the bluff by Riess.
Vanessa Kade moved all in for 190,000 from the small blind and Kilian Pousset called in the cutoff.
Vanessa Kade: 7♣7♦
Kilian Pousset: K♦K♥
Kade found herself crushed by Pousset's kings, and the K♠9♠4♠ flop improved Pousset to top set. The rest of the board ran out 3♠6♠, and Kade got up to leave the table until another player pointed out that there was a flush on the board and they chopped the pot.
"Oh my God. I'm invincible. I thought you were joking when you said chop. I keep trying to die, but it's not working," Kade said as she sat back down.
After some raising back and forth, Carmine Tirone got his short stack all in from the button, with Vinicius Lima looking to end his night from the big blind.
Carmine Tirone: Q♣Q♦
Vinicius Lima: A♦Q♥
Tirone was in great shape to end the evening on a high, but it quickly turned into a nightmare as Lima paired his ace on the 9♣2♠A♣ flop to take the lead.
Tirone couldn't find the one-outer he needed on the 3♣ turn or 2♦ river, and he became the next player to exit the Main Event on Day 4.
James Sullivan jammed for 255,000 from under the gun. Dominick Sarle then moved all-in for 250,000 from middle position and the other players folded.
Dominick Sarle: A♦Q♦
James Sullivan: A♣6♣
The board ran out 9♦7♥K♠5♦Q♥ and Sarle doubled up while Sullivan was left with 5,000. Forced all-in in the next hand, he was eliminated.
Meanwhile, Alex Foxen at the same table reached 2,150,000 after hitting quads a few minutes earlier.
Three-way to the K♣7♠5♦ flop, Chih Wei Fan checked from the big blind. Shreesh Hebbar then bet 45,000 under the gun, which hijack Martin Zamani raised to 110,000. Fan folded before Hebbar called.
The 6♠ turn checked through to the 6♦ river. Hebbar checked for a third time, prompting Zamani to call himself a chicken before checking back.
Madan tabled A♦K♦ for kings and sixes, and Zamani flashed the K♠ before mucking his other card in defeat.
Masatoshi Akasaka raised from early position and Ryan Grant jammed for 320,000 from the hijack. Akasaka took some time over the decision before making the call.
Ryan Grant: Q♠Q♦
Masatoshi Akasaka: J♣J♥
Grant had Akasaka pipped with the bigger pocket pair, and nothing changed on the 10♥A♥3♦9♣A♦ runout, earning Grant the double-up at Akasaka's expense.
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