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11-12-2009 , 01:53 PM

#126

shrunkviolet

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Originally Posted by TheSpameyo

nothing is more pathetic than a jealous hater imo

what about a blind mouthpiece that doesn't stop repeating himself?

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11-12-2009 , 01:55 PM

#127

Jetto

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Originally Posted by TheSpameyo

nvgtards just tilt me a lot, Cada is the best poker player to win the Main Event this decade

greg Raymer

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11-12-2009 , 04:35 PM

#128

standard87

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Well although Greg Raymer is good, The best this decade has to be Joe Hachem.

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11-12-2009 , 05:00 PM

#129

VonBaranow

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they said jerry yang was his mentor

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11-12-2009 , 05:15 PM

#130

skalf

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Originally Posted by Midlyfechrysalis

My thoughts are if you think Texas Hold Em, WSOP final table = 50% luck and 50% skill, I'd like to play poker with you.

Yeah you need way more hands than that, to get to the halfway point.

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11-12-2009 , 05:18 PM

#131

TheSpameyo

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Originally Posted by standard87

Well although Greg Raymer is good, The best this decade has to be Joe Hachem.

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11-12-2009 , 05:28 PM

#132

BoZa44

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Originally Posted by blankoblanco

find a reliable escrow and i'll bet you any amount up to 10k that he does. thanks in advance

oh wait, you have 1 post and you're a clueless moron running your mouth. offer still stands though

anyone saying cada doesn't have a future in the game is a moron. +1, blanko, this guy is an excellent tourney winner and closer.

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11-12-2009 , 05:37 PM

#133

BoZa44

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Originally Posted by mrdasefx

OP you are not being very nice. I just talked to Joe and he is very upset about this thread. He told me he is considering just donating most of the prize money and grinding 10/20 NL at the Bellagio from now on.

I told him fine if that is what you want to do then do it.... But PLEASE SEND ME 5 BUX ON FTP FIRST!

somehow i am sensing this is a level

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11-12-2009 , 06:21 PM

#134

bacats32

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Originally Posted by standard87

Well although Greg Raymer is good, The best this decade has to be Joe Hachem.

I think they are close! And even though Jesus has been known longer and maybe gets more airtime, I do think these are the top 2 players to win the ME this decade!!!

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11-12-2009 , 07:12 PM

#135

Carnivore

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Originally Posted by bacats32

I think they are close! And even though Jesus has been known longer and maybe gets more airtime, I do think these are the top 2 players to win the ME this decade!!!

More exclamation points makes it true.

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11-12-2009 , 07:35 PM

#136

Donkenstein

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The worst thing about Cada imo is he has no ability to diguise the strength of his hand. Watch as he pushes in with weak pairs and you can read it all over his face. Watch at the end as he is heads up with Moon and he furrows his brow and even looks aggressive whenever he makes his hand. What made his donk shoves so bad was the fact he reeked weakness.

Forget EV + or -, forget ranges and odds, if you can't keep your **** together at the table sucking out is the only chance you have.

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11-12-2009 , 09:40 PM

#137

footscrayzy

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That final table was like having 2 Jerry Yang's at the table and they ended up heads-up for the win. Sooooooo horrible.

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11-12-2009 , 10:01 PM

#138

Rexam01

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obviously cada is a good player, he's not an online pro for no reason.
the ft ws a standard ft, the luckiest player won, same as with most final tables in everyday tournaments online and live, saout played the best there bar the massive over raise with 8's in his last hand and that was that.
cada luckboxed the ft, he played hands bad and got lucky, hes still a good player, honestly, i bet everyone on two plus two who is a decent player, has played horribly at the ft and still won through luck, i think i run bad but i still have to admit that i have luckboxed a few sng fts in my time, cada just did the same but on a bigger stage. moon played even worse and got heads up, luckiest players win ft's 90% of the time it seems.

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11-12-2009 , 10:06 PM

#139

RanchDressin

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Don't think too many established "luckboxes" have been staked by Sheets and Bax for the main event.

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11-12-2009 , 11:34 PM

#140

tomdig

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Hmmm.... somebody should figure out who has outlasted the most combined players (across years) in the ME this decade. It might be Matusow or Harrington.

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11-12-2009 , 11:55 PM

#141

Gas_Hunsen

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This table was a freakin' joke, the two pros deserved to go further, cause they played good poker and always put their chips in good. The french guy deserved to experiment the final HU, he seemed to play good poker too; Joe Cada played like s*** and always sucked out, hitting twice a two outter and moving allin while he wasn't commited; a joke! Moon played ugly too, even if he owned the final HU till he tilted. It was a great ME this year except for this final table, it was sick and I'm sick for Schulman, Ivey and Saout....

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11-13-2009 , 12:01 AM

#142

JDalla

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ya Shulman played worse than everyone there but Moon btw

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11-13-2009 , 12:08 AM

#143

acemeh1

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Originally Posted by jjjou812

Easily the worst WSOP in recent history. It looked like an all-in fest in a 2.00 dollar single table sit-n-go. Moving with hands that he is either significantly behind or at best a coin-flip. He played well up until the final table and then played like a moron. He was lucky that he ended up heads up with the other moron at the table, who also played and ran well until the final table.

Gold bullied with his chips and ran over the table in an impressive demonstration of the power of being the chip leader. Eastgate, while lucky, played his hands well, especially against Deminov. Yang.....no comment.

This x10
And Mr. "Headsup specialist" ? - I'll take him on right now.

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11-13-2009 , 01:55 AM

#144

coconuts

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Originally Posted by JP OSU

What the **** are you talking about? These are widely used, unbiased sites that simply track results.

You've never heard of the shell game, or three card monte, have you?

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11-13-2009 , 02:00 AM

#145

coconuts

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Originally Posted by BoZa44

anyone saying cada doesn't have a future in the game is a moron. +1, blanko, this guy is an excellent tourney winner and closer.

I'm assuming I'm falling for this posters joke by even responding, but I do believe Cada has a future in poker....either at a soft $1-2 no game, or even more likely to me...in the dealers box.

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11-13-2009 , 03:09 AM

#146

Gdaddy

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Originally Posted by TheSpameyo

Cada played v good the entire final table

What final table was you watching?...he got his money in SO bad everytime and then run like God to win...kinda reminds you of Dwan and fricke

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11-13-2009 , 03:30 AM

#147

BoZa44

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Originally Posted by coconuts

I'm assuming I'm falling for this posters joke by even responding, but I do believe Cada has a future in poker....either at a soft $1-2 no game, or even more likely to me...in the dealers box.

no it was no level... i guarantee that after seeing his resume there is no way this guy won't do well in the future if he continues. It's highly unlikely that he falls off.

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11-13-2009 , 03:47 AM

#148

saeco

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lol

this thread

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11-13-2009 , 05:12 AM

#149

zachvac

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Originally Posted by bacats32

bahawahahahaha!!! NOT! I can name a few this decade that were better. Jesus, Mortenson, Raymer, and Hachem!!!

I'd take Cada in HU match with any of those players. When you have 20 buck spin, kingsofcards, and theashman on your best friends list you know you're doing something right. Obviously small sample and that's not proof in and of itself, but I have doubts many of the people you listed could beat 25/50 online. Cada's had pretty decent results there. Did he play perfectly? Probably not, he's under so much pressure on national TV where his every move is scrutinized and they played for a long time. Then you use the results (not even the play, just the results) of a few hands they show on TV to judge whether he's good or not? Seriously lol at the people saying that since it's a big event people aren't going to bluff. You have no clue wtf you're talking about. God this thread tilted me so hard.