Another wild day is complete in Event #75: $1,111 Little One for One Drop. Day 4 didn’t play all the way down to a champion as planned, so the remaining five players will return tomorrow for an extra Day 5. The final table restart commences at 12 p.m. Friday, with play resuming at Level 41 and the blinds at 800,000/1,600,000, with a 1,600,000 big blind ante.
The remaining players took turns trading the chip lead among themselves several times throughout the latter levels of Day 4. Coming back tomorrow it's Fernando Karam in the lead with 93,500,000, followed by Liran Betito (52,400,000), James Anderson (49,200,000), Shalom Elharar (27,500,000), and Marco Guibert (23,200,000)
The field narrowed down to a nine-handed final table on the last hand before the dinner break, with Kenneth Golden going out in 10th place at the hands of Elharar with the dinner clock already ticking down after Level 36. Golden took home $47,812 for his 10th place finish.
Robert Mather was the first casualty at the final table, coming into nine-handed play short-stacked and taking home a $61,238 payday. Ying Fu took home $79,029 for his eighth-place finish, and seventh-place finisher Mark Strodl netted $102,757.
The action heated up when the final six players were moved to a secondary feature table in the Amazon Room. Nils Tolpingrud was the first casualty of the six-handed table. Tolpingrud banked $134,608 for his sixth-place finish.
Other notable eliminations on Day 4 included Mike Dentale, who built a big chip lead in the early levels of the day before enduring a run that saw him lose several pots losing pots as the afternoon wore on. Dentale finished 22nd for $23,825, after looking like he had a chance to make a challenge for the bracelet.
With $690,686 up for grabs and the WSOP bracelet, this dynamic group at the final table will surely provide an entertaining climax to this event.
Follow along with the PokerNews live reporting team, beginning at 12 p.m. local time on Friday, as the Little One for One Drop plays down to a winner.
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flop looked very promising for Tolpingrud but the 
on the turn gave Karam a few more outs. 
was one of them to give Karam Broadway, a brutal back door to eliminate Tolpingrud in sixth place.
flop, Betito check-called a two million chip bet from Strodl. 
turn and Strodl then bet again, this time five million. 
but Betito had him out-kicked holding 
. The 
river was irrelevant sealing Strodl's fate and emlinating him in seventh place.
was no help, eliminating him in eight place.
on the board, Shalom Elharar put his massive stack to work from the big blind. going all in and having Kenneth Golden in the small blind well covered. The clock had just turned for the dinner break, and with just the two players left at the table Elharar asked Golden if he wanted to finish in 10th, or save his chips.
flop gave them both a pair, but the 
.
