Eric Afriat raised all-in with his last 520K and action folded around to Adam Shannon in the bb, who instantly called.

Eric:
Adam:

The flop came and then the turn sealed the deal, with the river just being overkill in the hand.

When Adam’s stack was counted down, it was confirmed that he was playing a smaller stack than Eric and he hit the rail in 13th place. Eric Afriat climbed up to over 900K (30bb).

13th place: Adam Shannon, $25,470.00

Day 4 players have now seen two levels fly by so far, with 13 players still in action and Mohammad Abu-Hadbah at the head. Start of day chip leader Eric Afriat slipped to the bottom of the leaderboard after a series of tough spots saw his stack dwindle to 310,000. Full counts going to level 25 are listed below.

The unofficial final table will be formed when the field shrinks to 9 finalists, and play will continue in Day 4 until the final 6-handed televised final table is set.

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège	Stack | Tapis
Brady	Hinnegan	Table 65 - Seat 1	820,000
Justin	Liberto	Table 65 - Seat 3	650,000
Curt	Kohlberg	Table 65 - Seat 5	1,600,000
Derek	Wolters	Table 65 - Seat 6	1,910,000
Patrick	Quinn	Table 65 - Seat 7	1,295,000
Mohammad	Abu-Hadbah	Table 65 - Seat 8	2,885,000
Maxime	Heroux	Table 66 - Seat 2	1,440,000
Bradley	Ellis	Table 66 - Seat 3	1,215,000
Adam	Shannon	Table 66 - Seat 4	820,000
Duff	Charette	Table 66 - Seat 5	1,660,000
David	Peters	Table 66 - Seat 6	1,970,000
Brendan	Baksh	Table 66 - Seat 7	1,635,000
Eric	Afriat	Table 66 - Seat 8	310,000

Feizal Satchu was sitting with 345,000 in chips when he pulled the trigger from the button, after action had folded around to him. Justin Liberto made the call from the small blind before Curt Kohlberg raised all-in from the big blind. Justin asked for a count, and after some deliberation he declined to pay the extra 609,000 chips to stay in the hand and mucked his cards.

Feizal:
Curt:

Feizal picked up some equity with a straight draw on the flop, but never wound up connecting to anything on the board to end his run in 14th place. Curt is slowly rebuilding his stack after losing a huge pot earlier in the level to Mohammad, and now hovers at around 1.6 million.

14th place: Feizal Satchu – $25,470.00

Chip leader Curt Kohlberg opened to 60,000 from middle position, and Mohammad Abu-Hadbah (pictured below) 3-bet to 225,000 from the button before Curt 4-bet all-in, finding a quick call.

Curt:
Mohammad:

Board:

Once the hand was done and Mohammad slid forward his 1,341,000 stack to be doubled, Curt looked surprised with the count – it appears he had not realized the size of his opponents stack. He took a brief walk away from the table to regain composure before settling back in his seat.

With that hand, Mohammad is the new chip leader with over 2.7 million chips, while Curt dropped to around 1 million chips.

The first level of the day has been completed and players have taken a short break. While they were away from the tables, we managed to get full chip counts for everyone left in the tournament.

In addition, Tournament staff introduced the orange 100K chip into play during the break as well. A full stack of those is 2M in chips! No one’s close to have so much yet, but it won’t be long…

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège	Stack | Tapis
Brady	Hinnegan	Table 65 - Seat 1	686,000
Feizal	Satchu	Table 65 - Seat 2	457,000
Justin	Liberto	Table 65 - Seat 3	1,040,000
Curt	Kohlberg	Table 65 - Seat 5	2,340,000
Derek	Wolters	Table 65 - Seat 6	1,957,000
Patrick	Quinn	Table 65 - Seat 7	1,352,000
Mohammad	Abu-Hadbah	Table 65 - Seat 8	1,345,000
Maxime	Heroux	Table 66 - Seat 2	644,000
Bradley	Ellis	Table 66 - Seat 3	1,716,000
Adam	Shannon	Table 66 - Seat 4	229,000
Duff	Charette	Table 66 - Seat 5	1,495,000
David	Peters	Table 66 - Seat 6	1,225,000
Brendan	Baksh	Table 66 - Seat 7	1,972,000
Eric	Afriat	Table 66 - Seat 8	1,741,000

When action folded around to Ryan Rivers in the small blind, he moved in for his remaining 211,000 chips. Curt Kohlberg made the call for a fraction of his stack, and the two were in a 50/50 race.

Curt:
Ryan:

Curt took the lead on the flop and held on till the river of a to shrink the field by one, sending Ryan to the rail in 15th place. Justin Liberto was moved to his seat to balance the tables, which are now both 7-handed.

15th place: Ryan Rivers – $25,470.00