2021 World Series of Poker

The remaining six players have reached the first 15-minute break of the day.

Yuri Dzivielevski completed and Charles Sinn called in a heads-up pot.

Charles Sinn: /
Yuri Dzivielevski: /

Both players checked fifth street, before Sinn got called on sixth and seventh and showed 7-6-5-4-A to add another sizeable pot to his stack.

On third street, Bradley Ruben limped with a , then called a completion from Brett Feldman behind him with a .

Ruben called another bet from Feldman on fourth street, then the duo checked to seventh where Feldman bet once more.

Their boards read,

Bradley Ruben: //
Brett Feldman: //

Ruben thought briefly, then chose to fold. Feldman gave him a courtesy showing of in the hole, saying "I never bluff, literally."

Charles Sinn completed and called a raise from Yuri Dzivielevski.

Yuri Dzivielevski: /
Charles Sinn: /

Dzivielevski called bets from Sinn on fourth and fifth street before getting a call on sixth. Both players checked on seventh street, and Dzivielevski showed 8-7-6-4-2 while Sinn mucked.

Sinn was able to recover some chips on the very next hand betting three streets against Dzivielevski and Bradley Ruben before taking it down.

Bradley Ruben just claimed a sizeable chunk of Charles Sinn's chips in a recent hand, with Ruben first calling Sinn's completion on third street, then betting every subsequent street into Sinn, and the chip leader calling.

Bradley Ruben: //
Charles Sinn: //

On seventh street, Ruben bet once more and got called.

Ruben showed , which beat Sinn's .

Alex Livingston threw his last raise into the pot after Matt Grapenthien completed, and Grapenthien quicly called.

Alex Livingston: / /
Matt Grapenthien: / /

Grapenthien had the hand locked up on sixth street, knocking Livingston out in seventh place.

Alex Livingston completed and Charles Sinn called to see fourth street.

Charles Sinn: / /
Alex Livingston: / /

Sinn called bets from Livingston on fourth and fifth streets, then got calls on sixth and seventh. Sinn turned over his 6-5-4-3-A and Livingston mucked, leaving him with one big bet.

Charles Sinn has just rocketed himself back into a big chip lead after winning a three-way pot with Brett Feldman and Bradley Ruben.

The action on third street began with Feldman completing with a , expecting to get folds from a series of high cards behind him. Sinn threw a wrench into that plan when he called with a , and Ruben defended his bring-in, showing a .

Feldman showed the best board throughout the hand and continued betting on fourth through sixth streets, receiving calls from both players.

Their boards before seventh street read:

Brett Feldman: /
Charles Sinn: /
Bradley Ruben: /

On seventh street, Feldman checked and Sinn bet. Ruben folded his hand and Feldman called.

Sinn showed for an eight-six made on seventh street. Feldman showed in the hole for a defeated eight-seven, costing him a large chunk of his stack.