Recapping the Thursday night action as we start week two of the WSOP with a pair of bracelet events starting this afternoon. Hellmuth in Contention for Bracelet #12 Day 3 of the $1,500 No-Limit Holdem event has 25 players remaining […]
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Here\’s a preview of a prospective reality show/documentary called 6th Street: Life After the River, featuring Joe Cada and four of his friends from Michigan. The trailer features the highs and lows Cada and friends experienced over the past few
New Joe Cada (and friends) TV show preview Friday Night Video
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We\’re no TV experts here — when is Gilligan\’s Island gonna get the trophy it deserves? — but we knew we were looking at something special on the small screen watching Joe Cada upend the hopes and dreams of Darvin
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Here\’s some interesting perspective on where poker stands on the pop-culture radar … the season finale of Jersey Shore (on MTV) drew 4.8 million viewers. That\’s more than double than the 2.1 million who tuned in to ESPN\’s coverage 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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Jim McManus appeared on All Things Considered the morning the November Nine was getting underway, to offer a little cultural (and presidential) history of the game, based on his new book, Cowboys Full. Not to be a spoiler, but the
Jim McManus + Darvin Moon on NPR Historical perspectives
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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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So I really nailed it when predicting the outcomes of the tournament itself … picked Joe Cada as the winner and declared Darvin Moon to be finishing in either 2nd or 4th. However, I also said: \”Seriously, I’m predicting ratings
ESPN Final Table Numbers Slightly Down But still spinnable as slightly up
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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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