The 2009 WSOP Main Event final table is now finally down to 2 players after 15 hours of play. Darvin Moon, 45, and Joseph Cada, 21, are going to play heads-up for the World Champion title and the first prize of $8,5 million on Monday night at 10:00 PST (Tuesday 07:00 AM). Joseph Cada has more than double the stack than his final opponent, Darvin Moon. However, both players still have plenty o[...] Read more » WSOP - final table: Joseph Cada & Darvin Moon to play heads-up for the World Champion title
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You see how the luck changes... everyone was tipping for Ivey but that Kid played some good hands, plus a bit of luck and now he is a top favorite... good job Kid.. i hope he wins it all
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I wasnt expecting that much for Phil, but 7th is the place with what he went on that table, so we cant say he was good or bad during the final table tourney, once he came out the same way he entered; the right conclusion to take is to say that play on the final table tourney of the WSOP was nule. About darvin Moon, everyone should congratulate him, once he was the best amateur of all that entered the tourney, eleminating lots of pros and becoming in a very well final position. We should all recognize that he's got to be a very good player to come to be till where he is now.
^Moon just played solid Abc poker the whole way through & kept getting very lucky. On the final table though, even though he was still getting lucky, he started trying to be more tricky & it wasn't working well, 2 or 3 all ins that were very mistimed by him. Joe cada got suuuuuuuuper lucky final table. All in all it was interesting to watch, even though both the 2 finalists gave some nasty bad beats along the way.
