World Series of Poker Main Event 2018 - Final Table

2018 WSOP Main Event coverage continues on Day 7 with two tables playing down to one, and Joe Cada playing for a second Main Event bracelet.
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[@amugsgame9936]

Cynn is probably one of the most likeable wsop champions in recent years. Handled himself with class the whole way through!

[@adamehrenzeller]

Exactly! Miles didn’t deserve it

[@philipmoser3784]

Cynn City

[@CrazeeAdam]

In the 2010s probably. Duhammal seemed like a decent guy too, but probably not as likeable as John. And you'd have to go back further to find one as decent as John seems

[@chrisgj1927]

Refreshing

[@MaxXximilian1]

Miles thinking he was slow rolled is ridiculous and a sign of a bad looser. If there's a time you'd be double and tripple thinking your decisions, it would heads up at the final table.

[@brazyuniverse4221]

Seriously, I was shocked. He seemed polite the whole time. I'd be so freaking tired by that time. There's times on just Day 1 where I was tired and had trouble counting 5 chips.

[@kr8432]

My sympathies faded at 10 8 Hand

[@TheSerenation]

Remember that right after Cada got knocked out, he jumped right into The Closer tourney moments later and took the whole thing down. He's clearly the most experienced & skilled in this group.

[@yaboi912]

Wait how soon after did he decide to fire the tournament?

[@TheSerenation]

@@yaboi912 I believe he was quoted after winning it to be within 2 hours later & sometime before registration closed.

[@diddlingdoom3133]

Cada's sick. One of the best millennial players, him and Dwan.

[@fakeyoutubeaccount594]

From what was televised Cada played like a goat.

[@usernamesrlamo]

I hate shoving with 40+ BB for what’s at best a coin flip. Less than 20 it’s an no-brainer, but with 40 and lots of laddering ICM still possible, it seems like a very bad play. So many better spots! Other than that mistake, he did play very well.

[@fakeyoutubeaccount594]

@@usernamesrlamo I made that comment before I saw that play. Weird play on his part for sure. I definity agree with you.

[@CrazeeAdam]

​​@@fakeyoutubeaccount594I think Cada does have an "extra" sort of play at a table. Especially at a final table. Same with a lot of former champions who make it this far. It's that they are a former champion.. And when you push all in.. It's going to scare others more than if just an amateur did it.

[@yuhyuhtheindigo7085]

@@usernamesrlamoas someone who has run extremely cold for 3 straight days before, there honestly isn’t a guarantee he gets anywhere near another spot like that, plus he has no way to knows he’s up against AK

[@PhilMonk-zg1oi]

His play on day 7 was unreal.

[@sicmic]

Miles' reaction and slow roll accusation was a bit disappointing after such a great battle.

[@OJuggernautO]

I don’t think it was a slowroll. When villain 3bets 8.5x BB’s pre, then bets half pot on flop, then shoves the turn… KJ doesn’t look SUPER amazing. Easily could have AK or KQ there, and even though it would be unlikely, he could technically also have 55 or 88 there. So it’s perfectly reasonable to think about the hand there and not snap call, especially given it’s HU and villain is all in with the WSOP ME Bracelet on the line. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@chrisgj1927]

Exactly, remember John HESP, A10 v AA final table

[@OnMental]

Not a slowroll. Obviously he can't fold trip kings there but he can still think about his decision heads up at the final table of the main event.

[@ianshirreffs5604]

The editing saved a lot of time. In game, Tony's people told him he had a tell. Tony was flicking his chips in with a circular motion, that's why he quit doing it. GG too both. 😊

[@kyleshalongo1789]

I feel he only got bitter about a potential slowroll cause he was begging for a fold after his opponents speech. A 3 million dollar decision warrants more time so Cynn was fine to me.

[@antzooma]

I had to watch this just to see how Dyer manages to lose such a chip lead

[@briany7658]

He commented earlier that it was surprisingly easy to get all the chips. On the final table, it was surprisingly easy for him to lose all the chips. He made some very questionable calls...

[@sixredfish6115]

11:40 brutal way to go out. Holding Pocket Kings must sting for Labat

[@110huevo]

I’m still confused about Miles asking why slow Rolled him, when John Clearly said aloud i promise I’m not slow rolling you!!! 😮

[@evanvdl1996]

Not sure if anyone knows this, but tony miles used to have an addiction problem

[@richboyprado]

Norman only mentioned it every time Tony was in a showdown.

[@julianhodgson1961]

Tony Miles (not the same person) became Englands first chess grandmaster back in the mid 70s 😀

[@SeanCosgrove1]

8:30 Dyer is being really reckless here. Saying "13, 25" could be interpreted as 13.25 million. If Cada or Lynskey have big hands they might bring the tournament director and force him what he said verbally.

[@jamesshaw4272]

almost all the players verbalise their bet sizes like this now, its common practice

[@SeanCosgrove1]

@@jamesshaw4272 False. So if the pot were 2 million, And I said "eleven" that's 1.1 million? That doesn't make any sense.

[@jamesshaw4272]

@@SeanCosgrove1 like i said, a lot of plyers do it now, whether u think its false or not, i know what u r saying but it happens

[@BreadPitt7]

Miles crying about being slowrolled lol

[@ekia3056]

for a reason not that it matters

[@evanvdl1996]

Wasn’t even a slow roll

[@ekia3056]

Never ever folding there so yes it was a slowroll, He said it himself at the end sorry for the slowroll

[@evanvdl1996]

Just because you’re “never folding” doesn’t mean it’s a slow roll. Also he said “I wasn’t trying to slow roll you” Stay mad about it cuz a guy thought through his decision when he didn’t have the nuts

[@r.w.221]

Stupid comments. Just because you Are likely to Call does not mean you slowroll anybody

[@ryanturner3432]

Miles acted like such a douchebag after the bluff shove last hand. YOU made the mistake, don't take it out on your family.

[@richboyprado]

Lol every final table has the Dyer type of player. What’re the odds he showered during this run?

[@uhhmee19901]

Who can tell me how Miles finishes 2nd ... ?!

[@MR14official]

1:17:00 well that was a misstep and a half by Dyer. Surely he only called to catch the bluff? But I’m not sure in what universe Miles is bluffing there…

[@tommyz0123]

Miles had Dyer's number that day.

[@robertrosen4015]

No slow roll. He easily could have had 88 or 55

[@CSVGT]

also they were playing heads-up for ten hours, on the biggest stage poker has. And Tony apologized for the comment after the fact.

[@timmyboy46]

Cynn didn’t slow roll there were plenty of hands crushing his and he knew the odds of him winning if he lost would be hard

[@angrycodfan6759]

now do all 2019 :)

[@Jeffersonokay]

It’s definitely not a slowroll. Miles could have easily had him beat there.

[@jacktrades2327]

Cada vs Manion(Michigan vs Michigan)

[@marllomon]

why would you shove TT there

[@TreyWay215]

I swear I have a passion for poker ♥️

[@surindersingh724]

I’m gonna give Cynn a pass on that last “slow roll”. It was late, they’ve been playing for 10 days, he was tired but still had the patience to think it through as he did not have the nuts (pun not intended).

[@resatmavi8679]

When miles call CADA All in, CADA right away realise make a mistake

[@alcoholica1986]

41:00 what a spew

[@billytringuyen1]

these players forgot they on WSOP not survivor

[@Dustin_Platt]

If I was playing for 8 million dollars I'd take my time too.

[@drewwhezzy]

During this coverage, they kept on saying Joe Cada won his 3rd bracelet this yr. But in fact, he didn't win it til after the main event. He got knocked out of main, then entered the closer tournament and won it.

[@dnx112]

Closer win was his 4th belt, he won his 3rd belt earlier that same year in another event lil step child. 😮

[@drewwhezzy]

@@dnx112 ty stepfather

[@Potterholic1]

Just wait one more year for your over fifty main event champion Norm (Hossein Ensan).

[@Tthumb]

Always tough to watch the chip leader blow through his stack. Dyer has to be kicking himself

[@Potterholic1]

Poor Antoine Labat. Did someone put a voodoo curse on him before the final table bubble?

[@spikedude001]

Wow-only in America can you have a homeless dude and a drug addict heads up for 8 million! lol Also love Lon and Norman’s bickering like an old married couple. I wonder if Norman’s jokes are improv or scripted!

[@anandguruji83]

2018 WSOP CHAMPION JOHN CYNN

[@anandguruji83]

2018 WSOP CHAMPION JOHN CYNN

[@JulioGretzner-s5m]

Muller Street

[@philip-op6de]

Spoilers if you haven’t watched this yet I really woulda liked to see Cada take down his 2nd title but Cynn winning isn’t terrible either

[@JoseAllred-f2i]

Wilson Daniel Brown Amy Rodriguez Robert

[@brazyuniverse4221]

2:09:00 Ridiculous to think this is a slow roll. I would have been extremely tired at this point. The right decision is more than $3 million.

[@system_m]

Cynn, short stack w/ 20bigs, and then all of the sudden hes tied for chip lead? Sure would like to know how that happened.

[@whirlingdervish69]

try watching the video

[@system_m]

​@@whirlingdervish69 20 to 40, then to over 100x is a mystery. maybe u should watch the video, smart@ss

[@KevinHernandez-rr6rt]

Metildi acting liked he played it well

[@jacktrades2327]

Miles cracked Cynn's Aces two times

[@mozzibrip9379]

i hate seeing cada lose

[@cheesieguy]

Joe Cada’s run may be the best ever.

[@michaelsippola5227]

well actually how about newsom going back to back finals

[@cheesieguy]

@@michaelsippola5227 why is it never easy?

[@antzooma]

it's funny you made this comment when he's a main event champ, surely that year was his best run lolll ?

[@shadowdawg04]

Chan - back to back, second the very next year to Helmuth...

[@cheesieguy]

@@shadowdawg04 in much smaller fields, my man.

[@hamzaherrou]

I’m amateur and I would never give him a free look in order to catch a ten in the river, beginner mistakes !

[@FunclipMonkey]

image going out of a tournament cuz your pocket Kings loose twice in a row. what a bad beat

[@BlongChang-k9o]

😂

[@DonCorleoneMafiosi]

Miles looking at his cards before handing them back is so infuriating!

[@dnx112]

I thought at first it was a slow roll but watching again it was just slow. 😮

[@KennethHalpern]

Hall Timothy Garcia Edward Wilson Scott

[@jacktrades2327]

That bracelet is THICK!!!

[@arnoldflannagan2766]

Lewis Laura Miller Angela Moore Frank

[@SvdhCzhnd]

Rodriguez Joseph Williams Ronald Jackson William

[@MonikaHatun-f1z]

Jackson Ronald Robinson Brian Walker Michael

[@helenconors3899]

Miller Michelle Clark Angela Rodriguez Laura

[@siamrain7277]

Dyerrhea Poker 😮

[@element5092]

Is that how you spell it? LoL

[@siamrain7277]

Dyerbolical demonstration of how to flush an entire tournament down the toilet in two hands 😉

[@element5092]

@@siamrain7277 hehe.

[@nickcifarelli8887]

Dyer is a great player but the way he holds himself is a disgrace

[@JennyMitchem-e3u]

Robinson George Robinson James Taylor Frank

[@mohammadhoseinyavari6612]

What is that commentator even blabbing About?

[@BGeeez23]

Please slow roll me then hand me 5 million I don’t mind 😂

[@SweetEdmund-i8t]

Moore Ronald Walker Betty Moore Mary

[@liedevin4260]

Va voir Labat si j'y suis

[@jasonmagno5220]

I think that's the same girlfriend I saw when he won the 2009 main event,happy for them...

[@juliasecarroll7129]

Harris William Young Donald Walker Donald

[@christopherromberg82]

Bad loser and a great winner :)

[@timmyboy46]

Cada went thru half the field

[@idocanals]

What a sore loser 'Miles'... Slow Roll, never. Roles reversed, he'd have taken the time to think it thru.

[@repent.sinner]

7:10 only fools believe that anyone can actually walk on the moon, what a joke.

[@markl8893]

100% a slowroll

[@BlenderUnreal]

it looks ridiculous to cry with triples, but actually i did it too (back in the days). i even folded once. if somebody show real strength and risk too much for a bluff, you are getting serious. now i just call ("if you have it, you have it. there is no way i fold this")

[@BlenderUnreal]

he could have 55, K5s, K8s, 88, 67 hearts, AK, KQ.