Day 4 of the WSOP Main Event has ended. There are 135 contenders still in the tournament. They will resume play tomorrow at 12:00 noon, PDT.  You can follow all the action on the Day 5 Blog here.

For a complete list of players who have cashed in the Main Event visit the Poker Pages Final Day results page

You can also get a listing of the remaining players in Chip Count order on the Day 4 results page here.

The remaining players in order of first name:

On the last hand of the night, there is also the last elimination of the night.

Marius Hogtun bets to 20K and is called by William Thorsson. The flop comes Ts 6s 6h and Hogtun bets 40K more. Thorsson calls again, and the turn brings Th. Hogtun pushes all-in this time, with his last 100K. Thorsson quickly calls and turns over Ks Qs, for a flush draw. Hogtun rolls over Ah Kd. When the 3s comes on the river, Thorsson completes his flush, eliminating Hogtun in 136^th place.

Recent bust-outs. They win $47,006 each:

142 - Whitney Brayton

141 - Jeremy Mitchell

140 - Josef Macek

William Thorsson grabs some chips when he bets to 35K and Marcello Del Grosso calls. The flop comes Tc 6c 5s. Thorsson bets 40K, and Del Grosso calls. The turn brings 2h, and Thorsson fires out 100K. Del Grosso thinks on it, then he folds his pocket 9’s face up. Thorsson increases to 1,440,000.

Raphael Doromal doubles his stack when he catches a full-house to dominate Barry Goren’s two pair. Doromal increases to about 600K. Doren drops to about 89K.

More eliminations. Each wins $47,006 :

147 - David Chiu

146 - Reza Zand

145 - Hrag Kapooshian

144 - Peter Placey

143 - David Ventura

Clint Brotherton gains chips when with 500K in the pot, and the flop showing 8c 3d 2s, he bets 265K. His opponent Justin Diamond, thinks long and hard before tossing his cards into the muck. Brotherton scoops the pot and is up to 965K now.

David Chiu busts when he pushes all-in before the flop and James Petrillo calls. Chiu has K K and Petrillo rolls over A 9. The flop comes A Q 2, putting Petrillo in the lead with high pair. The turn and river bring 2 T. Petrillo’s pair of Aces hedges Chiu out of the Main Event.

	David Chiu

More eliminations. Each wins $47,006 in cash:

154 - Hoang Nguyen

153 - Paul Shoquist

152 - Scott Lidji

151 - Todd Hartgrove

150 - Katherine Hartree

149 - Albert Padilla

148 - Mike Hwang

Jeffrey Lisandro takes his opponent out when he calls the other player’s 320K all-in. Lisandro rolls over Ac Kh, while the other player shows Jh Jd. The board comes Kc 5h 2h Kd 5d. Lisandro fills a boat with K’s full of 5’s. His opponent can’t compete, and is sent to the rail. Lisandro is doing well with about 1,200,000 in chips.

Jamie Gold continues to kick butt. He eliminates Todd Hartgrove when Hartgrove moves all-in with Ac Kc. Gold shows 9h 9c, and the board comes 8c 6s 3h Jh 7h. Gold take the pot with his pocket pair. He’s up to about 3,500,000 now.

Paul Shoquist is sent to the rail when he pushes all-in with the flop showing 9s 7c 2d. Ken Jacobs calls and turns over Jh Jd. Shoquist flips up As Qh. The turn brings 3s, and the river, the 7h. Jacobs wins the pot with two pair and increases to about 465K. Shoquist is eliminated

James Routos jumps to 2^nd position when the board shows Js 6s 5d Ad and Routos bets out 300K into the 300K pot. Richard Gryko pushes all-in with 1,700,000, and Routos calls with his last 600K. He turns over As Ks, for high pair and a flush draw. Gryko has Ac 6d, for two pair. The river completes the flush for Routos with Qs, and he scoops the pot. His stack grows enough to put him in second with 1,800,000. Gryko drops to about 900K

Recent bust-outs. They win $47,006 each:

159 - Randy Gil

158 - Andy Donovan

157 - Whitney Blanton

156 - David Penly

155 - Russell Davies

Allen Cunningham takes advantage of decent hole cards to double up. He pushes his whole stack into the pot. He gets a caller who turns over Ah 8c. Cunningham has As Kc. The board comes Qs Tc 9c5c3s, which actually didn’t help either player, but was good for Cunningham to win with the higher kicker. He’s up to about 370K now.

One of our reporters spoke with Jamie Gold a few minutes ago, and asked him what he would do with $12 million, if he wins.
Gold quickly responded that he would give it to his dad. A bit puzzled, the reporter asked “All of it?” Gold replied "He's got ALS... Lou Gherig's disease."

There are 159 players remaining in the Main Event.

Level 20 has started. The blinds are 5000 / 10,000 with a 1000 ante.

More contenders are out. They each win $47,006 in prize money:

171. Mike McClain

170. Ed Fernandez

169. Jason Strasser

168 - Brenton Goulding

167 - Ian Kalman

166 - Sergey Feklisov

165 - Charles Kuruzovich

164 - Phi Nguyen

163 - Michael Hogbom

162 - Drew Tranton

161 - Justin Ghogomu

160 - Robert Isakson

There’s three handed action when Humberto Brenes, Doug Kim and Robert Isakson get after it. Brenes bets to 32K and both Kim and Isakson call. The flop comes 9d 6h 5h, and it’s checked to Kim, who bets 70K. Isakson calls, but Brenes folds. The turns brings 2c and Kim bets out 150K. Isakson shoves all-in for 195K more. Kim calls and turns over 5s 5d for a set. Isakson rolls over Js Jd. With Ah on the river, Robert Isakson doesn’t improve and he is eliminated. Doug Kim bumps up to about 930K

Luke Chung takes a healthy pot when he, Kevin Aaronson, Davis Huynh and John Kim play four handed. The flop comes Ac Tc 8h, and Chung and Kim check. Aaronson bets out 25K, and Huynh raises to 75K. Chung counters with a reraise to 275K. Both Kim and Aaronson fold quickly. Huynh thinks for quite awhile before folding. Chung scoops the pot and is up to about 1,114,000 in chips.

The following players have been eliminated and will receive $47,006 in cash.

177. Bucky McMillan

176. James Kerr

175. Jim D'Ambrosio

174. Kilian Druml

173. Galen Kester

172. Rayan Nathan

171. Mike McClain

170. Ed Fernandez

169. Jason Strasser

Jamie Gold pads his stack even more when the board shows Jd 6s 5h 7d, and Gold bets 100K, with the pot already holding 80K. Michael McClain calls, and the river brings 7c. After a bit of thought, McClain pushes all-in. Gold quickly calls and turns over 5c 5d, for another full-house. McClain has As 7s for trip 7’s, which just aren’t enough to save him. McClain is eliminated and Gold increases to about 3,200,000.

	Michael McClain

Jason Strasser is damaged, and drops to 160K. A few hands after that he is eliminated from the Main Event.

Mike McClain loses a big ole chunk of chips to Jamie Gold when the flop comes 9s 3s 3c, and McClain bets 50K. Gold raises him to 100K. McClain comes over the top reraising to 300K. Nice pot! Gold counters by pushing all-in with his 2,100,000. Of course this sends McClain to the tank. He ponders for about 5 minutes, before deciding to fold. It’s a good thing he did, as Gold reveals 9d 9h, for a flopped full-house. Gold takes the pot worth 2,550,000.

Eric Lynch has crossed the $1 Million mark.

In a hand is a young player, Tyler Pendleton, he stands up and flips over pocket Jacks. He's all in and has been called by another player with A K . Pendleton claps his hands, and exclaims: "Let's do it!" He can't bear to watch as the flop comes.... no help. He ducks his head, and the turn brings a Q. Again, no help. The final card is another blank and his pocket Jacks stand up. Immediately his elation is inescapable. "Woo! Yeah! How you like me now, boys? Looks like you're stuck with me for a couple more hours, ain't ya!?"
The other players at the table seem annoyed that he wasn't knocked out. When they’re asked why? "Well, we wanted him to get knocked out because he takes too long."
His parents were nearby and they said: "Wanna know something? He's in this thing on a $2 entry fee online. He's never even been to Las Vegas before. He's got more money in his poker account than he does in his bank account!" "All he wants is a new 2007 Chevy pickup."

The following player are out of the Main Event. Each has won $47,006.

189. Richard Barstow

188. Bill Rector

187. Tobin Dreher

186. Chris Combs

185. Rob Ireland

184. Alex Azadpeyma

183. Sameer Fayad

182. Zachery Gregg

181. Nancy Nguyen

180. Russell Barnes

179. Tony Bodnar

178. Richard Digiorgio

Michael Binger advances as he busts opponent Richard DiGiorgio. When the flop comes 9c 6c 5c, DiGiorgio shoves all-in with Kh Th. Binger calls and turns over Ac 5c, and has flopped the nut flush. DiGiorgio is totally dominated, eliminating him. Binger increases to about 1,450,000.

Jeffrey Lisandro takes out Nancy Nguyen when he call’s her all-in and then turns over Ac Js. Nguyen shows Ah Tc, and the flop comes Jd 4c 4d. The board fails to improve Nguyen, and she is eliminated. Lisandro’s stack grows to about 815K.

Christine Wilson is eliminated when she moves all-in, and John Magill calls. Wilson rolls over Ax Qc and Magill has Ac Kd. The board comes 9h 8s 5c Ts 4c. Both players have Ace high, but Magill wins the pot with the higher kicker. Hid stack increases to about 740K. What a disappointment for Wilson, as she busts out.

Holy smokes Jamie Gold is waaaaay up now. Just after taking out Solomon, he calls an all-in by Samir Zoudo, for 600K. Golds turns over Kd Js, against Zoudo’s 9c 8c. The board comes Kc Qs Tc 3h, putting Gold ahead. With 2h on the river, Gold takes the pot and eliminates Samir Zoudo. Gold is up to 2,7000,000 now.

More players bust and will receive $42,882 in prize money:

196. Rick Solomon

195. Mark Zajdner

194. Huy Nguyen

193. Christine Wilson

192. Alan Barnacle

191. Michael Arents

190. Martin Feijo

Jamie Gold is the new chippie. After a raise and reraise, Rick Solomon moves all-in with 240K. Gold announces that he has to call, with such a large pot. He turns over Ah Kd, while Solomon shows Qs Qd. The flop comes Ad As Jd, putting Gold ahead with trip Aces. Both players draw blank on the turn and river, and Solomon is eliminated. With this pot, Jamie Gold jumps to the top of the heap. His stack rises above the rest with about 1,670,000 in chips.

Andres Korn busts after calling a big pre-flop raise by Max Reele. Korn is all-in with his last 200K and turns over Ts 9d. Reele shows Ad Ah. The flop comes Q 7 7, and Reele is still ahead with two pair. The 8d on the turn sets Korn up for a straight draw. The river comes 8s, and Korn doesn’t complete his straight, and is eliminated. Reele takes the pot and is up to 590K.

The following players are out. They each win $42,882 in cash:

214. Christopher Budak

213. Al Stephenson

212. Michael Kingsbury

211. Keir Fitz-Gibbon

210. Matthew Dipaoli

209. Ted Lawson

208. Samir Zoudo

207. Matthew Zimmerman

206. Gary Jones

205. Richard Clark

204. Devin Porter

203. Peter Hedlund

Russell Barnes doesn’t want to know what his chances are of staying alive, so he pushes all-in, in the dark, pre-flop. Tyler Teague raises to 20K and Michael Kingsbury calls, from the SB. The flop comes 9c 7c 2c. The two active players check it and the also the Js on the turn. When 3d comes on the river, Teague is about to bet, but Kingsbury saves him the time and just folds. Teague shows Q T, and Barnes turns his over to see Ac Kh. His Ace high is enough to snatch the pot, and he’s up to about 40K.

Tom Wahlroos loses chips when his opponent moves all-in with 225K. Wahlroos calls and turns over Ah Ts. The other player shows Kh Kc. The flop comes 6c 4c 2c, which doesn’t help Wahlroos. The turn and river are Qs Qd, and it's a rotten flop for Wahlroos this time. He drops to about 445K. His opponent doubles up.

The players are back and Level 19 has started. the blinds are $4000 / $8000 with a $1000 ante.

It's time for dinner. The players will be on break for about an hour.

There are 214 players remaining in the tournament.

Weikai Chang is beyond lucky when Bill Robertie and Chris Martin are both all-in, before the flop. They are called by both Weikai Chang and Adam Bragar, making the pot 375K, and the side pot 120K. The flop comes 5h 3c 2c and Adam Bragar moves all-in too, with 310K. Chang goes to the tank for a long while, he calls, and has all the others covered. Bragar flips up Qc Qd, Robertie has As Ad, Martin shows Js Jc. Chang hesitates before turning his hand over, but when he finally does, it’s Ts Tc, and he’s way behind. The turn brings 9h, which helps no one. The river though, is a Td, and Chang goes from the underdog to the Mac Daddy, with a set. He takes out all three of his opponents, and now his stack is huge with about 1,350,000 in chips.

Rich Nielson takes a huge pot when there’s 480K in the pot, the flop shows Jd 7h 2s and Nielson pushes all-in with 400K. Cheng Yu calls and turns over pocket J’s, while Neilson rolls over pocket Aces. The turn doesn’t improve either with the 9c. However, with the Ac on the river, Nielson catches an out, for a set and wins the pot. He’s up to 1,400,000 and Yu drops to $540,000.