Joe Cada raised to 3,000 from the button and Ryan Riess called from the big blind.
The flop came down 
and Riess checked to Cada who continued for 2,500. Riess check-raised to 9,000, Cada called, and the 
turn fell. Riess checked it over to Cada who bet 13,500, prompting a fold from Riess.
Last week, Joe Cada won his third ever WSOP bracelet and had to eliminate Joe McKeehen in third place during the $5,000 No-Limit Hold'Em SHOOTOUT.
Today, he's facing Ryan Riess and has taken the lead over him.
Cada called and Riess opted to check. They both checked through the whole 
board. Cada tabled 
to get Riess to muck his own hand.
A few hands later, there was about 21,000 in the middle and the flop read 
, Cada bet 11,000 and Riess called. The turn brought them the 
, Cada put Riess all-in and Riess quickly folded.
In the previous level, starting with around 60,000 to Schindler's 140,000, Anthony Zinno opened the button for 2,000. Schindler raised to 8,000 and Zinno moved all in. Schindler called.
Anthony Zinno: 
Jake Schindler: 
The board ran out 
and just like that, Zinno was out and Schindler secured himself a ticket to the Round of 32.
Following the river of a 
with about 47,000 in the pot, Pablo Fernandez has 27,000 committed from the button on the river and was facing an all-in shove from Galen Hall in the big blind for 54,600. After tanking for about three minutes, Fernandez called.
Hall showed 
for deuces full of eights, Fernandez tabled a defeated 
for trip eights, and Hall doubled up.
The payout has just been announced and is now up on the screens. $185,965 awaits the winner, while the runner-up receives $114,933. Those who finish in the round of 4 get $73,179, while those losing in the Round of 8 get $31,086.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
Scott Seiver and Dominik Nitsche both stood up from the table but while Seiver stuck around for a bit, Nitsche made his way to the exit. Seiver, who won the qualifying match in the first hand, now done in about 30 minutes or so.
Seiver told us he had 
pre-flop all in against the queens of Nitsche. They started the hand with 130,000 (Seiver) versus 70,000 (Nitsche) and the former ended up winning the hand.
Richard Sklar raised all in from the button for 16,100 and Boris Martin called from the big blind with 
, leading Sklar's .
The board ran out 
, no help to Sklar, locking up a spot in the next round for Martin.
The flop read 
and Boris Kolev check-called the 2,500 bet of Corey Cresenzi.
The turn brought them the 
. Kolev shoved and Cresenzi called.
Kolev tabled and Creszensi had him beat with 
for top pair. The 
on the river, however, gave Kolev a straight for the double-up.
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