The partypoker Million North America is back from the first break of Day 4, and during this time we counted the stacks of the remaining 21 players. Niall Farrell is the current chip-leader with 129,300,000, and is the only player above the 100 million mark. Jonathan Bussieres is second in chips after scoring a huge double-up through Scott Montgomery just before the break, and starts the new level with 96,500,000.

Here are the full counts to start level 29:

Michael Addamo was crippled by Matt Waxman shortly before the final 3 tables redraw took place, and was eliminated a few hands into his new table by Jordan Saccucci.

Joel Moreau was under the gun with 9,900,000 when he open-shoved with . Marc Guerbilsky made the call with next to act, and the hand closed heads-up between the two. Joel was in a good spot to double his stack, until Marc took the lead on the turn of a board to score the knockout.

Terry Lee was very low stacked during the last few hands and saw his stack virtually blind out. With under 2bb he moved in with and but was crushed by on a board.

On the turn of a board, action blew up between Yuzhou Chu and Niall Farrel creating a pot north of 100 million chips.

Yuzhou showed down for a pair, and straight and flush draws, while Niall held for the nut straight. The was dealt on the river, and Niall became the recipient of the largest pot of the tournament so far. He now holds almost 140 million, and Yuzhou’s elimination in 25th place brought on a final 3 tables redraw.

Players are now back in action in the following seats. A short break is scheduled at the end of this level, during which we will bring a detailed update on the chip counts.

A nearly 70-million chip pot was created in a pre-flop raising war between Matt Waxman and Michael Addamo.

When all was said and done, Matt tabled a and was faced with Michael’s  . The board brought no change in the outcome, as Matt’s rockets remained best on a board, earning him the massive pot.

Michael was left with 700,000 after the hand, and has tripled it up since.

Three more eliminations took place in the last few hands, and all three players collected $32,500 for their finishing positions.

The first was Ha Van Nguyen, who shipped his last 15,500,000 from the small blind after Rayan opened to 2,100,000 from early position. Ha Van tabled and was racing versus , and although the flop was favourable for him, he couldn’t catch up on the board and saw Rayan collect the last of his chips.

On another table, Scott Montgomery opened to 2,300,000 from the hijack, and was happy to call off Sam Greenwood’s 7,700,00 all-in. Sam tabled , which was no match to Scott’s on a board.

Duff Charette took advantage of an unopened pot as he shoved for 22,600,000 from the small blind, however bigger-stacked Minghze Zhang woke up with a hand in the big blind and made the call.

Duff:
Minghze:

Board: