The field size for Day 1c keeps on growing and has now reached 5,040 entries with the tendency going up further. There are still waiting lines on all late registration tables in each of the three rooms and with more than 12,000 entries in total, Event #4: $500 The Reunion No-Limit Hold'em has now also surpassed the $5 million guarantee as well.
The player under the gun open limped. The action folded to the player on the button who tossed in calling chips. Both blinds came along to the flop which read 
.
David Moses from the small blind led with a bet of 1,000. The button was the only player to make the call.
The turn was the 
. Moses led again with a bet of 4,000. The button quickly called.
The river brought a 
. Moses led for a third time with a down bet of 1,600. The player on the button then raised to 4,600.
Moses raised all-in for 36,000 and his opponent snap-called. Moses tabled 
and the button showed 
. Both players rivered a full house.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
85,200
35,200
|
35,200 |
|
||
With the turn showing 
, a three-way all-in emerged with Wasim Mahfooth as the player at risk for 39,800. John Nguyen had that barely covered and piled his chips in while Peter Bonck as the biggest stack made the call to look up both opponents.
Wasim Mahfooth: 
John Nguyen: 
Peter Bonck: 
While the main and side pot were sorted out, Mahfooth was asking for the deuce of diamonds. He didn't mind the 
river either as he tripled up. Nguyen lost the side pot and hit the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
155,000
155,000
|
155,000 |
|
|
55,000
55,000
|
55,000 |
|
Busted |
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The 2021 World Series of Poker is looking forward to a packed day at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino as the third and final starting day of Event #4: $500 The Reunion No-Limit Hold'em is scheduled to kick off at 10 a.m. local time. As one of the highlight tournaments of the festival, it carries a $5 million guarantee and certainly attracts thousands of poker enthusiasts from all over the world.
Throughout the first two starting days, the low-stakes competition has already attracted 7,104 total entries and is getting ready for another strong turnout with three rooms in play: Brasilia, Pavilion and Amazon. So far, 333 players have bagged and tagged chips for Day 2 on Monday, October 4, 2021, and they will be joined by the Day 1c survivors.
As has been the case for the first two flights as well, all players start with 50,000 in chips and all levels today will last 30 minutes each. The late registration period is open for the first ten levels and the following break until approximately 4 p.m. local time. Every four levels there will be a 20-minute break and a 90-minute dinner break is scheduled after the conclusion of level 14 at approximately 6 p.m. local time.
Day 1c will play a total of 22 levels or down to the final 15% of the field, whichever of the two comes latest. Players who have previously cashed in one of the first two starting days can take another shot at running up a stack for Day 2 and another WSOP cash.
The chip leader so far is Robert Brobyn with a massive stack of 5,015,000, followed by Jon Lindquist (3,625,000), and Day 1a crusher Dave Alfa (3,070,000). Whether or not anyone will be able to surpass the trio atop the leaderboard remains to be seen.
Stay tuned for all the action from the latest WSOP gold bracelet event right here on PokerNews as the live reporting team will roam the tournament area to try and catch as many exciting hands as possible. Poker players can also use the MyStack application to update their chip count throughout the day as well.
