Cada Talks Himself into Doubling Kabrhel
Joe Cada fired 10,000 from the big blind into a pot of just under 30,000 with the board reading 
. Martin Kabrhel raised all in on Cada's left. Kabrhel had 88,000 behind and Cada had him covered by just 500. The former Main Event champ started mumbling, thinking about Kabrhel's possible combos.
Kabrhel started an interaction with Cada, saying, "do you want advice? When somebody's talking, it's never bluff. Never ever."
Cada apologized to the table for taking his time, visibly pained by the decision.
"I was ready to fold, but I feel like I talked myself into this one," Cada said. "It could be so bad," he added.
After a few more seconds, he called.
Kabrhel turned up 
for a flopped set and Cada showed 
for two pair.
"Give him a ten!" Kabrhel told the dealer.
But the river was the 
and Kabrhel scored a full double while Cada was left with the smallest chip in play.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
205,000
127,500
|
127,500 |
|
||
|
500
-194,500
|
-194,500 |
|
||
board with around 50,000 in the middle.
and Bohlman took it down with the 
.
.
turn. 
and Di Rosa bubbled the tournament, finished in 29th place.
flop was awful for Kakon, who got at least some hope when the 
hit the turn. Kakon called for a ten but the river was the 
and Werthmann checked. Zhang moved all in and Werthmann sigh-folded. 
offered no help to the underdog.
didn't provide any help for Luther who walked away in 13th place.
