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. Shulman has first action and bets 500,000. It's enough to take down the pot.
2009 WSOP Main Event - The Final Table
November Nine Final Table
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 WSOP Main Event - The Final Table
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$27,220,989
Entries
9
Level
42
Blinds
1,000,000 / 2,000,000
Ante
300,000
. Shulman has first action and bets 500,000. It's enough to take down the pot.
The very next hand Cada was able to double up against Eric Buchman, and while his back is certainly still against the wall, his vocal supporters have not lost hope.
Buchman:
Cada:
The flop comes
, giving each player a pair of fours. Cada's kicker is still in the lead. Nothing changes with the 
turn, giving Cada's large cadre of supporters something to applaud. Then an intense silence settles over the theater as everyone awaits the river. It comes , giving Cada a little bit of life. He doubles up to 4.8 million!
Showdown
Cada:
Shulman:
The crowd rises to life once again as the dealer runs out a clean flop of
. The 
that arrives on the turn leaves Shulman looking to fade the kings and the eights left in the deck to stay alive and double up.The river:
. That's safe for Shulman, and he's now got twice as many chips as he did before. He's all the way up to 15,150,000 now, while Cada slides back to just 2,275,000.
Cada is no stranger to doing things at a young age. Nearly 22 years old, Cada has racked up nearly $500,000 in career poker winnings and has two cashes at WSOP events. He also bought his first house at age 19. When most people were busy trying to pick out a college to attend, Cada was worrying about how many bedrooms and bathrooms he wanted.
With Cada going for the record of youngest Main Event winner ever and Phil Ivey looking to surpass Daniel Negreanu on the all-time money leaderboard, we could be in for one heck of a historical final table.