2009 WSOP November 9
The World Series of Poker Main Event is finally down to just 1 table at the 2009 WSOP. There are the players that will be playing for the bulk portion of the over $61 MILLION PRIZEPOOL. First place will be walking away with $8,546,435 and a ton of sponsorship offers I am sure (unless they are already signed). Without further adieu, I present you with your November 9:
Seat 1: Darvin Moon – 58,930,000
Seat 2: James Akenhead – 6,800,000
Seat 3: Phil Ivey – 9,765,000
Seat 4: Kevin Schaffel – 12,390,000
Seat 5: Steven Begleiter – 29,885,000
Seat 6: Eric Buchman – 34,800,000
Seat 7: Joe Cada – 13,215,000
Seat 8: Antoine Saout – 9,500,000
Seat 9: Jeff Shulman – 19,580,000
As you can see from above, Darvin Moon has a commanding chip lead and is probably a big favourite. Though, 1 double up by a couple of his opponents and the field will be quite evened out once again. Moon qualified for the WSOP on a $130 Satellite at his local casino. He was a part-time poker player before playing in the WSOP this year, but I expect regardless of how he finishes he will be playing a lot more of this game in the future.
Jeff Shulman is the editor of CardPlayer. He said earlier this week that if he won the main event he would throw the bracelet in the garbage because the WSOP “treats his magazine unfairly”. Can somebody get this baby a diaper change.
Also, if you didn’t notice, PHIL IVEY is in that list!!! Ivey is regarded of one of the best poker players in the world and has already won 2 bracelets at this year’s WSOP. Don’t expect him to go down easy!
Other than that, most of the names on the list don’t have too much info to report. More info to follow I am sure.
Here is a list of how the payouts will go depending on how they finish:
1st – $8,546,435
2nd – $5,182,601
3rd – $3,479,485
4th – $2,502,787
5th – $1,953,395
6th – $1,587,133
7th – $1,404,002
8th – $1,300,228
9th – $1,263,602
November 9 Prop Betting
If you you think you know who is going to win, you can check out the current odds for the final table here at Bodog.
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