Calvin Anderson: 
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Mike Leah / 
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Mike Leah defended his bring in against Calvin Anderson's completion.
Anderson bet on fourth street, Leah called and both checked on fifth street. Leah bet on both sixth and seventh street and Anderson called.
Leah tabled 
for an eight-five, Anderson mucked and Leah won the pot.
Frank Kassela: / 
James Obst: / 
On fourth, James Obst bet and Frank Kassela called. Obst bet fifth, Kassela raised and Obst called all in. Here is what they ended up with:
Frank Kassela: /
James Obst: 
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Obst picked up the to jump into the lead, while Kassela's 
and run out failed to improve his hand. Obst finished with an 
and doubled with a seven-six.
"I just can't beat you," Kassela said, and Eric Rodawig, who had folded on fourth, joked "next time let me do it."
Shortly after, Obst got into a hand with Brian Hastings.
James Obst: / /
Brian Hastings: / /
Obst bet fifth and Hastings called. Obst then paired up on sixth and Hastings bet, Obst called. Both checked seventh and Hastings announced an eight, showed the , which won the pot and sent Obst back into the same short stack he held prior to the clash with Kassela.
Ismael Bojang: / - fold
Mike Leah: / /
Allen Kessler: / /
Ismael Bojang completed on third street, Mike Leah called and Allen Kessler called.
Kessler on fourth street with the best board, Bojang called, Leah raised, Kessler reraised, Bojang folded and Leah called.
Leah took the on-board lead the rest of the way and bet every street. Kessler called him down.
Leah tabled for a six-five, Kessler mucked and Leah won the pot.
Ted Forrest: / /
Jerry Wong: / /
While Paul Volpe got out of the way on fourth, Jerry Wong called a bet by Ted Forrest and did so again on fifth and sixth despite pairing his nine. On seventh, Forrest bet once more and Wong called. Forrest rolled over the for a nine-seven and won the pot.
Eric Rodawig: / /
John Hennigan: / /
Eric Rodawig completed, John Hennigan raised and Rodawig called. Rodawig check-called a bet from Hennigan on fourth street and Hennigan bet with the better board the rest of the way. Rodawig called him down, which culminated with Hennigan all in on seventh street for 9,000.
Hennigan tabled for a nine-eight and Rodawig couldn't beat it.
Level: 17
Limits: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Ryan Leng took home the WSOP bracelet, first place prize of $272,765, plus more than a handful of bounties!
The players are in the midst of a one-hour dinner break. Play resumes at about 9:35 p.m.
Calvin Anderson: /
Andre Akkari: /
After being reduced to 60,000 in the previous hand, Andre Akkari ended up all in and at risk for the remainder of his stack on fifth. His sole remaining opponent Calvin Anderson looked him up with a wheel draw. Here is what they ended up with:
Calvin Anderson: /
Andre Akkari: /
Since Akkari had paired his nine and picked up a king, he even made trips nines with the run out, while Anderson got the to win with a ten-five..
Frank Kassela: /
John Hennigan: / fold
On fourth, Frank Kassela bet, John Hennigan raised and Kassela made it three bets to get called. Kassela bet fifth to get called, another bet on sixth forced an instant fold.
"Excellent play on fifth and sixth there," Brian Hastings joked over to Hennigan.
Daniel Ospina: / /
Frank Kassela: / /
Kassela bet fourth and Daniel Ospina called. Kassela bet fifth and sixth to get called by Ospina before he checked seventh. Ospina bet and Kassela called to see his opponent roll over the . Kassela mucked the and lost the chips he had just won off Hennigan.
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