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 |
|
500 | -194,500 |
and Yoon let De Silva fire 14,500, then moved all in for 71,000. De Silva tanked for a while and then folded.
and Pillai held to score an elimination. 
turn. Hellmuth check-called 7,000 and the 
double paired the board. 
for queens full.
on the turn and Di Rosa checked. Gerhart bet 9,500 this time and Di Rosa called again. 
to complete the board and Di Rosa opted to lead out for 16,000. Gerhart paused for a moment and raised to 60,000. Di Rosa went into the tank for about two minutes and decided to fold.
to give him another double early in the day.
in the small blind. Dudley had an ace in his hand, and the 
