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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[amugsgame]

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

[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.

[MaxXximilian]

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.

[fakeyoutubeaccount]

From what was televised Cada played like a goat.

[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)_/¯

[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.

[kyleshalongo]

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.

[ianshirreffs]

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. 😊

[ryanturner]

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

[antzooma]

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

[sixredfish]

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

[BreadPitt]

Miles crying about being slowrolled lol

[seancosgrove]

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.

[evanvdl]

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

[huevo]

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

[robertrosen]

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

[richboyprado]

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

[tommyz]

Miles had Dyer's number that day.

[Jeffersonokay]

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