Michael Wang and George Wolff entered the field and the latter sat down on the same table as fellow American Ryan Tosoc.
"He is a boss," Wolff added with a grin when pointing to Tosoc, who had just raked in a pot without showdown by betting the 
flop for 2,000. His opponent folded and Tosoc, who plays overseas for the first time, added to his growing stack.
It was a coin flip that decided over the tournament life of Danilo Colomba, who faced Laurent Torres in the showdown.
Danilo Colomba: 
Laurent Torres: 
Colomba picked up a ton of outs on the 
flop, but found no help on the 
turn just yet. The 
river improved the Italian to a pair of queens and he locked up the double with a kiss for the cards and the words "just a flip."
Niveau: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Gianpaolo Burresi was all in for the last 1,800 and Marco Monello reluctantly called out of the big blind with the 
. Burresi was ahead with the 
and flopped top pair on 
, but Monello turned trips with the 
. The river was the 
and that was it for Burresi.
Emil Bise also ended up all in. On a flop of 
, Bise faced a bet of 5,000 and jammed for the last 10,300 to get called by the opponent with 
. Bise had the best of it with the 
and the 
turn and river run out brought no surprise.
Antonin Teisseire was eliminated and left the tournament area while Ivan Kalac scooped up his chips. Another big stack that added even more chips to his growing tower is Jimmy Kebe. The latter check-raised the river of a completed board of 
from 3,000 to 12,500 and that did the trick to force a fold from his opponent.
With 23,600 in the middle and the flop showing 
, Andrey Andreev bet 20,000 and his sole remaining opponent Thierry Martinez called all in for 17,100.
Thierry Martinez:
Andrey Andreev: 
The 
turn and 
river run out failed to improve Andreev and he dropped below the starting stack, while Martinez scored a double not long after taking a seat.
Pictures courtesy of Neil Stoddart / PokerStars.
Former French professional football player Jimmy Kebe has already more than doubled his stack and has joined the current big stacks in the fourth level of the day. Timur Margolin and Kamal Sefrioui were among those to bust.
The board was all but rushed away when Danut Chisu called a bet of 4,000 by big stack Alexandre Moreau on the river of a queen-high board. Moreau only had while Chisu had flopped top pair with and made the right call to claim the pot.
It was a minor dent in the stack of Moreau, who still has heaps in the fourth level of the day.
Ekrem Sanioglu was eliminated at the end of level three and he was joined on the rail by Thomas Dolezal, among others.
The screens currently show 238 players out of 276 entries remaining.
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