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21-year-old becomes youngest WSOP poker champion ever
• APA 21-year-old Michigan poker professional who chose cards over college won the World Series of Poker main event in Las Vegas early Tuesday, winning $8.55 million and becoming the youngest player to win the tournament in its 40-year history.
Joe Cada of Shelby Township, Mich., turned over a pair of nines early after 46-year old Darvin Moon called his all-in wager with a suited queen-jack, setting up an about-even race for most of the chips on the table.
Joe Cada of Shelby Township, Mich., turned over a pair of nines early after 46-year old Darvin Moon called his all-in wager with a suited queen-jack, setting up an about-even race for most of the chips on the table.
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1 Comments in Response to 21-year-old becomes youngest WSOP poker champion ever
This was the first article I have read on a poker tournament. I realize poker has gained a huge following on TV. But this amused me to read poker being discussed as you do a gold game. I kind of liked it even if it is a bit too serious for a game. An $8.55 million game.