Event #3 of the 2018 WSOP was bagged by Joseph "Joe" Cada, who outlasted a total of 363 entries, winning the prize money worth $226,218 plus a gold bracelet, thereby bringing his total WSOP bracelet count to 3.
After he won the title in 2009, Cada was considered as the youngest WSOP Main Event champ in the history of the annual poker festival. At that time, he had to battle it out with another WS[...] Read more » 2018 WSOP: Event #3: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout won by Joe Cada for $226,218
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it has been a long time since I saw this name at the top of the charts and he was a very expressive player, well, joe, for this minority conquest of world poker that comes more and more still kkkk
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Double the bu in in this event compared to the one with the omaha hi lo, and yet the prize money for the first place was even less due to the number of players of course, with omaha hi lo having like three times more. Popular game the omaha hi lo
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It's nice to see Joe Cada win another bracelet and take his tally to 3. Whenever people say to me that poker is a game of luck, i tell them to look how many repeat winners' of these events there are and shows that skill is the deciding factor
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yeah, interesting point here raised by doubletop- very often it is stated that poker is a game of luck, but repeat winners do show that there is indeed an element of skill involved, and maybe even more so an element of perseverance, you have to play lots of tournaments to show results in at least some of them
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Another player who jumped over 10 millions dollars in live tournaments. How good it is to be in Las Vegas and always play live poker because you have a chance to earn money faster there than in online platforms. In Las Vegas you can earn good amounts and in online rooms you earn beer money... In addition with live poker you have the chance to learn some tactics.
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congratulations to joe cada on gold bracelet and nice prize of 226 $ from 363 players!lots of small wsop entries,where players can win bracelet and become owner of something like this and ofcourse lots of pros will take chance on this tournaments!
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these pro poker are always there at the top because it will be even if they disappear for some time are always profiting in some senariod of poker and then comes back to resurface in a masterly way to JOE for this majestic achievement
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Congratulations, Joe Cada! I was living in Las Vegas when he won the 2009 WSOP main event. I used to dabble in fixed limit Hold'em at Sahara Casino (presently called SLS Las Vegas) and a small tournament at Golden Nugget.
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Joe Cada got lucky a couple of times (maybe more) at the final table of the 2009 WSOP ME. I still remember when his pocket Deuces cracked Antoine Saout's pocket Queens with a 7-2-9 flop. That was a crucial hand in the tournament. I look forward to watching the $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em tournament final table replay on YouTube.
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due to the number of players
