Amir Babakhani fell rather short stacked in the last few levels, and on the first hand back from break, he moved his last 175K in with 
from early position. Rayan Chamas called from middle position, holding 
, and everyone else folded.
Rayan spiked a king on the 
board, and former WPT Canadian Spring Championship winner Amir Babakhani was sent to the cashiers to collect his $21,920 paycheck.
15th place: Amir Babakhani, $21,920
Here are the chips counts of the remaining players going into level 23:
Table 38 (Feature Table)
Table 39
Unfortunately we missed the hand that eliminated Marcello Delgrasso, but he has hit the rail in 16th place.
16th place: Marcello Delgrasso, $18,810
Jeremie Bilodeau started today as one of the chip leaders but had dropped down in the past few levels. He still had around 665K when he lost his final pot defending his big blind from aggression by Vincent Jacques. We missed the action but by the time the chips got in the middle, Vincent had trips with a ten in his hand and two on board.
17th place: Jeremie Bilodeau, $18,810
Micah Johnson was just one card away from doubling up, but Rayan Chamas hit a 2-outer to eliminate him in 18th place. Rayan opened the action to 35K with his pair of 
, and was faced with a 3bet from Micah to 83K. Rayan moved all-in, and Micah made the quick call with 
.
The board seemed good for Micah, until the river hit, and Rayan’s full house on the 
board propelled him even more into the chip lead by adding Micah’s 410K stack to his own. Rayan now hold over 3.1M.
18th place: Micah Johnson, $18,810
The tournament has been paused while tournament staff complete a full seating redraw with 18 players remaining in the action. When play resumed momentarily, the players will be seated on two tables:
Table 38 (Feature Table)
Table 39
Marc-André Ladouceur has been eliminated by James Armstrong in 19th place. Marc-André 3-bet-shoved his remaining stack (around 300K) over James’ opening raise and when it folded around to James, he quickly called.
Marc-André:
James: 
Marc-André was in trouble and when the community cards came out 
he was eliminated.
With this elimination there will be break as there is a full seating redraw with 18 players remaining.
19th place: Marc-André Ladouceur, $16,490
Out in 19th, good luck to @FrankBinette and @AnkushMandavia Back for commentary at Final Table tomorrow #CanadaCup
— Marc-Andre Ladouceur (@MarcAndre_FDawg) May 27, 2014
Laurence Grondin has had a rough Day 4, and saw her stack get grinded down from the 800K she started the day with. On her last hand, she took advantage of an unopened-pot to move her 281K stack into the middle from late position, but got a call from Robert Notkin who was in the big blind.
Laurence: 
Robert:
Board: 
There will be a seating redraw after the next elimination.
20th place: Laurence Grondin, $16,490
Out 20e. Rien n'a fonctionné. Oh well, bon finish avant les Wsop! @PokerStars #CanadaCup
— Laurence Grondin (@LadyLuckPoker) May 27, 2014
Here is how the chips are spread out on this first break of Day 4:
Feature Table
Table 34
Table 38
We missed the action, but Jonas Mackoff was just eliminated in 21st place of this Main Event of the PokerStars Canada Cup. According to his Twitter, Jonas ran his pair of jacks into Thiago Nishijima’s pair of queens.
21st place: Jonas Mackoff, $16,490
Out in 21st. Sqz JJ and get it in vs the Decano QQ. Thanks for the support.
— Jonas Mackoff (@donut604) May 27, 2014
