

WSOPE Heads-Up Tournament: Key Matches and Players
The fourth round of the WSOPE heads-up tournament began with stacks of 240,000 chips and blinds at 1,000/2,000.
Phil Ivey and Gus Hansen had a notable match. Ivey won several small banks and increased his stack to 160,000 chips. Daniel Negreanu lost a significant portion of his stack early in his match against Andrew Robl but later recovered and increased his stack to 335,000 chips.
Hack Sawyer and Howard Lederer played against each other for 3.5 hours. Sawyer ultimately advanced to the top 8. Andrew Feldman and Saar Wilf had an interesting hand where Feldman won with a 3c 3h against Wilf's 4s 7s. Gus Hansen became the first semifinalist after defeating Neil Channing. Hack Sawyer lost to Jim Collopy, who advanced to the semifinals. Kevin Eyster and Ram Vaswani's match ended with Vaswani advancing to the semifinals. Daniel Negreanu described his match against Andrew Feldman in detail on Twitter, noting the ups and downs of his stack. The semifinal matches are set between Gus Hansen and Andrew Feldman, and Jim Collopy and Ram Vaswani.
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