Action folded to Run It Up Reno champ Jordan Spurlin on the button and he jammed for 260,000. Orson Young was in the big blind and opted to look him up.
Orson Young: 
Jordan Spurlin: 
The board ran out clean and Spurlin's run in the Wynn Millions came to an end in 50th place for $51,650.
Meanwhile, John Riordan was eliminated from the tournament in 49th place for the same amount.
Jesse Sylvia moved all in for 215,000 from the hijack and Peter Neff isolated by jamming from the small blind.
Jesse Sylvia: 
Peter Neff: 
It was a flip, and while Sylvia failed to pair, the 
runout was just as good as he made a flush to double. Neff was left with 590,000 after the hand.
In the very next hand, Dylan Linde raised to 45,000 from the hijack and Neff three-bet to 120,000 from the button. Linde moved all in and Neff called off.
Peter Neff: 
Dylan Linde: 
Neff had the better pocket pair and doubled back after the board ran out 
.
There was a three-way preflop all in in progress.
Anthony Huntsman had the largest stack and was holding .
Matas Cimbolas had 
while Jerry Humphrey had 
.
Cimbolas started to record on his phone as the flop came down 
. But the video would not be a happy one for Cimbolas as the 
came on the turn to practically sew it up for Huntsman and the river was the 
to end the tournament for Cimbolas and Humphrey while Huntsman took a commanding chip lead of the tournament
There was a huge pot in the middle of about 450,000 with the board reading 
. Bruno Furth thought for several moments before cutting out a large amount from his stack and pushed forward a bet of 500,000.
Thomas Boivin had to think for a while before pitching his cards into the middle to send Furth the big pot and create a shift in ships at the table.
Philip Shing raised the button to 50,000 and then snap-called when Kristen Bicknell three-bet all in for 230,000 from the big blind.
Philip Shing: 
Kristen Bicknell: 
Bicknell was looking for some help, most immediately an ace, but instead she was left drawing dead on the turn after the board ran out 
to give Shing a flopped set.
Bicknell's elimination in 53rd place for $51,650 leaves Maria Ho as the last female player standing in the inaugural Wynn Millions.
Action folded to Matt Ezrol on the button and he jammed his short stack, which Dan Sepiol called from the small blind.
Matt Ezrol: 
Dan Sepiol: 
Ezrol was drawing to two live cards but failed to catch as the board ran out a lowly and unhelpful 
. Ezrol was ousted in 54th place for $46,406, while the remaining players hit a pay jump up to $51,650.
Bin Weng got his stack of around 230,000 all in preflop and was at risk against Ralph Perry.
Bin Weng:
Ralph Perry:
Perry was ahead but Weng managed to spike an ace to score the double.
Farid Jattin was spotted getting up from the table and collecting his things as his chips headed over to the stack of Toby Lewis.
It was a preflop all in and Lewis raised, Jattin jammed and Lewis called.
Jattin needed some luck woth his 
in dire straights vs the 
of Lewis.
The board rean out 
to give him no such help and Jattin was gone as Lewis grew his stack.
Clayton Maguire raised to 45,000 from the cutoff only to have Valentyn Shabelnyk three-bet to 210,000 from the small blind, leaving just 35,000 behind. Maguire pondered for a bit before four-betting all in and Shabelnyk called off.
Clayton Maguire: 
Valentyn Shabelnyk:
Maguire was ahead but not after the flop delivered Shabelnyk a pair of kings. Neither the turn nor 
river changed a thing and Shabelnyk doubled through Maguire.
While Day 4 of the Wynn Millions is playing out today in the poker room, the Wynn Summer Classic continues in the tournament area with a $3,000 buy-in, $100K GTD Pot-Limit Omaha event at 1 p.m. PT.
Registration and unlimited re-entries will be available until the start of level 9 (approximately 5:20 p.m.). Players will start with 25,000 in tournament chips and play 30-minute levels. There will be a 45-minute dinner break after Level 12 (7:30 p.m.-8:45 p.m.).
Click here for more information including the tournament structure.
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