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2007 WSOP Phil Hellmuth win his 11th Bracelet |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 20 November 2009 13:30 |
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Can you just imagine if phil had the A10 suited.
AA to AK, AA to A7.... KK to KQ... are worse beats than overpairs to underpairs.
93%-7% in mathematical odds
53%-47% in party poker odds
I give u respect hellmuth for winning wsop 11 times, but when u talk about being the best and tlaking yourself up it gets old, u would hqave more respect from everyone if u just did your thing and didnt talk like u no everything.
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2009 WSOP champion Joseph Cada Interview |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 20:44 |
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Joe "The Comeback Kid" Cada Wins $8.5 Million as Youngest WSOP Champ in History.
The 40th World Series of Poker Main Event began with 6,494 entrants four months ago and a massive prize pool of $61,044,921.
All eyes were on the final table at the Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, last night as 21-year-old Michigan native Joseph Cada went heads up against Darvin Moon, a 46-year-old logger from western Maryland. After just 2.5 hours of play, Cada emerged victorious with $8.5 million in winnings, the WSOP championship title and a new record as the youngest Main Event champion in the history of the World Series.
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Daniel Negreanu in a Great Read |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 21:03 |
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Obviously its not a read by daniel, hes just getting the right odds/outs to make that call...
I think the only reason Daniel called was that Ed raised preflop and got reraised ( then daniel calls on button) and Ed calls. This shows most likely a mid pocket pair as in 77 88 or 99. The other guy had the 99 but with being in middle position with qq10 on a flop is a bad spot to be in. Then the turn being a heart Ed moves allin. So daniel odds in the counterfit cards and he has 19 outs if guy has pocket 99/88/77 or he has 12 outs if guy has trips. even if the guy has ace of hearts he can win.
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WSOP 2009 Bracelets winner Lisa Hamilton |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 20 November 2009 13:24 |
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Lisa Hamilton is the latest WSOP bracelet winner. Remarkably, Lisa Hamilton takes home the 2009 WSOP Ladies World Championship in her first live tournament. Normally, Hamilton is a cash-game player, but she became bored with cash games and decided to give this event a try. The decision paid off as Hamilton received both the gold bracelet and $195,390 in cash.
Here are the complete results of Event 17:
Event 17: Ladies World Championship, no-limit hold 'em
Buy-in: $1,000
Entries: 1,060
Prize pool: $964,600
Players in the money: 117
1. Lisa Hamilton ($195,390)
2. Lori Bender ($120,575)
3. Mari Lou Morelli ($78,132)
4. Angel Pedroza ($53,940)
5. Kimberly Cunningham ($38,719)
6. Kimberly Rios ($29,121)
7. Lisa Parsons ($22,880)
8. Dawn Thomas ($18,742)
9. Lisa Santy ($15,973)
10. Donna Houle ($13,716)
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2009 WSOP finalist Darvin Moon Interview |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 20:56 |
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An interview with 2009 WSOP finalist Darvin Moon before the heads up of the Final Table.
Darvin Moon thinks about his next move during the final round of the 2009 World Series of Poker early Tuesday at the Rio. Moon lost to 21-year-old Joe Cada for the $8.5 million prize.
“I can afford that,” Moon said...
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