2018 WSOP: Event #75: The Closer - $1,500 NLHE won by Joe Cada for $612,886, gets 4th Career Bracelet
It is indeed the perfect ending for Cada's summer. Cada, the Main Event champion in the 2009 WSOP, outlasted a field of 3,120 entries to claim the top prize, "I feel amazing. What a way to cap it off! I've been running good and deep in every tournament, and the tournaments I busted, I feel good about how I played. I haven't played many tournaments this summer, and I'm kind of upset that I didn't play more, but it feels good to close it out."
When asked if he would join the WSOP Europe this autumn, he said it's unlikely because he's still nowhere close to approaching Shaun Deeb in the POY (Player of the Year) race, "It just goes to show how good some summers end up and how good some of these players are."
Deeb also participated in the final day of this event but unfortunately busted out earlier in the game.
Event #75 was scheduled for 4 days (3 starting flights and all 331 survivors combined for Day 2 action). Cada started the final day with a healthy stack of 31 big blinds and he rose steadily. Even if the action was intense throughout the day, Cada rarely became at risk and never went all-in.
Here's Joe Cada's WSOP stats:
Here's the final hand that gave Joe Cada his fourth WSOP career bracelet:
Event #75: The Closer - $1,500 NLHE Final Table Results
|
Place |
Player |
Country |
Prize |
|
1 |
Joe Cada |
United States |
$612,886 |
|
2 |
Paawan Bansal |
India |
$378,765 |
|
3 |
Jeffrey Tanouye |
United States |
$278,774 |
|
4 |
Richard Ali |
United States |
$206,813 |
|
5 |
Eric Afriat |
Canada |
$154,660 |
|
6 |
Richard Cox |
United States |
$116,595 |
|
7 |
James Poper |
United States |
$88,615 |
|
8 |
Brayden Gazlay |
United States |
$67,904 |
|
9 |
Joshua Turner |
United States |
$52,465 |
|
10 |
Sampson Simmons |
United States |
$40,876 |
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