Both players check the flop. The turn is the . Saout checks a a second time, but not Shulman. He bets 2.0 million. Saout tanks for about a minute and then calls to the river, our first non-all-in river in what seems like an eternity. Saout reaches for chips and bets 2.975 million. Shulman folds.
2009 WSOP Main Event - The Final Table
November Nine Final Table
Day: 1
Both players check the flop. The turn is the . Saout checks a a second time, but not Shulman. He bets 2.0 million. Saout tanks for about a minute and then calls to the river, our first non-all-in river in what seems like an eternity. Saout reaches for chips and bets 2.975 million. Shulman folds.
Eric Buchman - 50,400,000
Joseph Cada - 44,750,000
Average - 38,954,000
Darvin Moon - 31,950,000
Jeff Shulman - 12,925,000
It's tough to find creative ways to say raise-fold over and over agin this deep into the night.
As you can see from the updates, the tournament has slowed down greatly. We haven't seen a flop in who knows how long and we're not sure the next time we will. The players themselves look shot and don't really seem to be interested in playing poker anymore. Well, everyone but Joe Cada. Cada's youth seems to be the overhwelming factor as he takes advantage of the older and more tired players still left to do battle.
The old adage is to quit playing when you're too tired to play your A-game, but what happens when you can't quit?