Recently stumbled across the blog of a Vegas-grinder guy who rented a couch to Joe Cada at the start of the WSOP, well before the main event. Festive times … and kinda interesting to see that Joey was living a […]
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Joe Cada is no longer a 21-year-old — he turned 22 last week … and spent the weekend on the sidelines of the Michigan-Ohio State game (Wolverines < Buckeyes) after this recent (to me) appearance on ESPN\’s First Take. He
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On last week\’s episode, we took a deeper look at Jeffrey Pollack\’s split with the WSOP, discussed what Joe Cada may or may not mean for poker, speculated wildly on WhoTF this Isildur1 character is … and then they turned
Pollack Gets Sasquatched, Isildur Wreaking Havoc, Cada is King The Poker Beat
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Might this be a theme in 2010 … or do Katkin and I both just run with uber-degens looking to pass on their sick ways to children? Fiona in Milwaukee posted the following on my Facebook wall: Here\’s kind of
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A little more leftover podcast action … the not-so-pokery crew over at The Black Whole (\”raw, uncensored, urban commentary on sports and life\”) wanted to know: What happened to Phil Ivey at the WSOP? Yours truly stepped in Tuesday eve
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This week\’s episode was all WSOP. Huff spoke about the November Nine as a guy who has seen many a tourney, but never one like this. Caldwell and I offered our thoughts having seen development from freshman to sophomore year,
November Nine The Poker Beat
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A friend of mine who watched the WSOP final table with his 12-year-old son earlier this week sent me a note asking if I knew of any \”poker little leagues\” that he could enroll his son in. I don\’t, but
The RawVegas gang caught up with the new WSOP main event champ at the viewing party held at ESPNzone in New York, New York. Good little glimpse of what he\’s all about, how he\’s handling friends who will inevitably hit
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It took 36 hands … back and forth for 34 of them … then came hands #35 and #36 (#s 363 and 364 of the whole final table). From PokerListings: Cada Wins It All! 12 minutes ago After falling into
Joe Cada vs. Darvin Moon Final Hand New youngest WSOP main event champion ever
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You know how you would see fans at a baseball game watching the game live and on TV, usually with headphones? The poker version of that is this guy, who is watching the final update and following live updates on
RE: Heads-up UnderwayQuick photo dump
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