Day 4 of Event #26: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas will commence at 3 p.m. PST as Kyle Dilschneider and Jonathan Cohen both vie for their first career bracelet.
Nine players returned for final table action on Day 3, which lasted over 11 hours and ended for the night with two players left standing. Dilschneider, who is looking for his first big tournament score, bagged a stack of 3,000,000, while Cohen, who had a close call at winning a bracelet back in 2012, is close on his tail with 2,500,000.
Kyle Dilschneider
Some of the final table participants who didn't survive to see a Day 4 include Chad Eveslage, (6th - $44,194), Matthew Gonzales (4th - $78,435) and Matthew Schreiber (3rd - $107,978), whose elimination marked the beginning of a two-hour heads-up battle that will pick back up today.
Event #26: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship Final Table Results So Far
PLACE
PLAYER
COUNTRY
PRIZE (IN USD)
3
Matthew Schreiber
United States
$107,978
4
Matthew Gonzales
United States
$78,435
5
Joey Couden
United States
$58,226
6
Chad Eveslage
United States
$44,194
7
Matt Woodward
United States
$34,314
8
Amir Shayesteh
United States
$27,269
9
David Litt
United States
$22,192
Day 4 will play out in Bally's with a 24th level being added to the tournament structure. Stay tuned as PokerNews is ready to bring you updates of the heads-up action ahead of a new champion being crowned.
, Dilschneider checked after calling a raise from the button and folded when Cohen continued with a flop bet.
