2021 World Series of Poker

With over 400,000 in the pot and three draws complete, Peter Lynn fired a bet and Stephen Deutsch went into the tank.

After thinking it over briefly, Deutsch called. Lynn turned over and Deutsch mucked the losing hand. Lynn has moved over the 4 million mark.

With over 200,000 in the pot and three draws complete, Kristijonas Andrulis fired a bet. Stephen Deutsch raised and Andrulis folded.

Deutsch is chipping up early in final table action.

Marc Booth raised from the cutoff and David "Bakes" Baker three-bet from the big blind. Booth called.

Booth took two cards and Baker took one.

Baker bet after the first draw and Booth called. Both players took one card on the second draw.

Both players checked the second draw. Baker stood pat and Booth took one.

The players checked the third draw. Baker turned over and Booth mucked the losing hand.

After dropping some small pots, Kristijonas Andrulis got into a battle with chip leader Peter Lynn, as they each put three bets in pre-draw with Andrulis on the button and Lynn in the big blind.

Lynn patted from the beginning while Andrulis drew one. Lynn bet right out and Andrulis called.

On the second draw, each player patted, and this time Lynn check-called a bet from Andrulis, then broke his hand and drew one while the Lithuanian stood pat.

Lynn checked once more, then called a final bet from Andrulis.

Andrulis showed a winning eight-perfect (), while Lynn claimed that be broke a nine and drew another nine.

Whether he wins a third bracelet in this event or not, David "Bakes" Baker just left his mark on this tournament after winning a pot off of Marc Booth.

Booth raised in early position and was three-bet by Baker in the cutoff.

Somewhat surprisingly, each player drew two.

Booth then check-called a bet from Baker and drew two again while Baker stood pat.

Booth check-called again, then drew just one versus Baker.

On the end, both players checked, and Baker showed a winning .

"You know what they say, if you don't play deuceless, you're playing toothless", proclaimed Baker as he dragged the pot.

Peter Lynn raised from the button and Mark Fraser made it three bets. Lynn called.

Both players took two cards on the first draw.

Fraser bet and Lynn raised. Fraser called. Both players took one card on the second draw.

Fraser checked and Lynn bet. Fraser called. Lynn stood pat and Fraser took one card.

After the third draw, Fraser checked. Lynn bet and Fraser got away from it.

Stephen Deutsch raised from the button and Marc Booth called from the big blind.

Deutsch took two cards and Booth took one.

Both players checked the first draw. Booth stood pat and Deutsch took one.

Booth bet the second draw and Deutsch called.

On the third draw, Booth stood pat and Deutsch took one.

Booth fired after the third draw and Deutsch folded. Booth chips up as he tries to fight his way back into contention.

Marc Booth raised from his small blind and Peter Lynn called in the big blind.

Booth drew one while Lynn took two, then checked to Lynn who bet. Booth called.

Booth drew one while Lynn patted his hand.

Booth then check-called another bet before the final drawing round and again took one while Lynn remained pat.

The players checked the end and Lynn showed for the winner to vault his stack over two million while Booth is now on the short stack.

Peter Lynn raised from middle position and Stephen Deutsch three-bet from the button. Lynn called.

Both players took two cards on the first draw.

Lynn bet and Deutsch called. Both players took one card on the second draw.

Lynn checked and Deutsch bet after the second draw. Lynn called.

Deutsch stood pat and Lynn took one card on the third draw.

Both players checked. Deutsch turned over and Lynn mucked the losing hand.