2009 WSOP Main Event - Top 5 Hands | World Series of Poker
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- Phil Ivey's smile turns upside down, Darvin Moon crushes souls left and right, Lex Veldhuis bluffs big, and Billy Kopp tops things off with quite possibly the worst blow-up in Main Event history?
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Solid fold with Kings, you should only play them when they're suited.
Your so fucking stupid
It amazes me that people thought this comment was anything other than tongue and cheek..........
Negative. If they are off suited then you have a better chance to make a flush since you have two suits. Two suits!!
Mythical Maeroff Crazy hypothetical: what if eie24 was joking? Then anyone who called them stupid would look stupid... Good thing it’s just a hypothetical :)
The internet wasn't ready for this comment.
RIP Darvin Moon. Man was hit by the deck in this game and had the good class and humility to acknowledge that.
Yep. Couldn't help but think that Ivey came across as a condescending jerk just before Moon sent him home.
Wow only 56 years. Died not long ago too, RIP Darvin.
@@magichands135 He's only 6 years older than me.
@@shakesfirst2443 About the same here too. Really shockingly young but it happens.
@@magichands135 Coincidentally, the neighbour that lives opposite me is having his place cleaned out because he passed away a few weeks back. He was only a few years older than me too. He was a nice bloke.
Should've thrown in a bonus hand #6 where Ivey mucked a winning flush.
There was a hilarious awkward moment on camera between Ivey and Moon just before the final table resumed, they were both just kinda standing there not knowing what to say, Darvin just put out his hand and very awkwardly blurted out 'I respect you!!' in his unique gentlemanly way. RIP
If I ever fold KK like that , I’ll quit poker for life lol
Saw someone do it in a pub game, and it was a good fold.
It's a terrible fold. I'm never folding KK pre-flop. If you flip over AA then I just lose. But never folding KK.
Last night I was in a dream situation at a local tournament. Got KK in the big blind. Down to 12 people. Blinds are 10k/10k/5k. Guy raises to 35k in middle position gets 2 callers. I shove with 115k. Everyone folds but the original raiser. He calls, AQ unsuited vs KK. He hits an Ace in the window. It happens. I did everything right, and unfortunately for me he got lucky and hit his Ace.
Last week I played against someone that did, I 5-betted with QQ and I was amazed when he showed his hand, KK and folded it. I was like 'what are you doing bro?'
@@BETD911 facts! I'm never folding KK preflop. If you flip over AA you just flip aces. If you folding KK preflop you need to stop playing poker.
The Ivey vs Moon clip is so burned into my mind. His overall body language, the way he squeezes the cards, the way he holds them afterwards... I will admit I try to emulate this when playing live. Everyone wanted to be Ivey or Dwan at this time. "It's casual, and cool," as Norman says in the clip.
feel very identificated with this comment , i did the same haha.
Folding KK pre flop has gotta be the worst laydown in televised poker history
Also when you got pocket aces and you are ate the bottom of the chip count, only one player knocked out but the other remaining on the table all folded
Sadly Darvin Moon passed away today. May he Rest In Peace
Oh damn... Such terrible news. I remember 10 years ago when I watched the WSOP main event final table and he ran almost to win it. I liked his style of play. May he rest in peace
Oh no, what happened?
@@ShredHeadJHJ he had operation and was feeling good.Then he had a blood clot.very 😥
Damn I liked him, he came across as a really nice dude. I remember him taking a short snooze in the final table lol.
Oh damn, didn't know that.
The financial advisor who folds his kings so easily... Clients take note
R.I.P. Darvin Moon. Hell of a WSOP run
He dead?
@@the6ig6adwolf yes
He's pushing up daisy's now Chris
Rip
Nice man fun to watch, second place he is in history of WSOP
@@jamesb.9472 Another person killed in a hospital
Billy Kopp claimed he was trying to represent a full house. Darvin claimed he didn't even realize the board was paired. However, Kopp's reaction after seeing Darvin's cards makes me think he thought he was shoving with the best hand. Even if Kopp's story was true it would be a horrible move to make against an amateur, and Darvin is very much pot committed with his hand regardless.
Kopp with possibly the worst ICM punt of all time (factoring in the money, endorsements, prestige of making the November 9 and a chance to win the main event bracelet)
more of a bad beat than a punt, imo
paul higgins It’s a punt. There’s no reason to jam there. You’re only getting called by better hands and you have exactly 0% equity when that happens.
paul higgins Kopp’s turn shove is one of the worst plays in the history of the main event. Name 1 hand, any hand at all, that would call that 18 million (75bb) shove that Kopp can beat. It doesn’t exist.
@@Rainmaker205 Ace high flush draw with top pair, something like that, might call? (he's calling 12M to win a pot of 28M, or 40M after he calls). Anyway turn shove is questionable, yes, but I said it's more of a 'bad beat' because either way I don't see how Kopp avoids getting it in on the river (Darvin shoves river 100% of the time, I think)
@@paulhiggins140 not a bad beat if the preflop favorite wins like it should. 35o beating QQ all in pre
is a bad beat
That fold with kings was atrocious! I have never seen a laydown as bad as that!
Facts!
Always worth shoving or at least seing a flop.
I’ve never personally folded KK preflop. QQ a couple times, but never KK. It’s just not a good idea. Maybe if I was 300bb deep in the main and it was for my whole stack, or if I was on the stone bubble of a tournament above my comfort level $ wise I might find a fold. But this was far, far from those scenarios. Honestly the only play I can think of that is more nitty is. Jennifer Tilly checking back the river vs Patrick Antonius with JJ on a JT7KK run out. Tilly said she put Antonius on quads (he had T8). But she was just learning the game at that point, and was way out of depth.
In the long run folding KK pre flop will lose you more money/hands. I’ve folded QQ’s to all ins 5 or 6 times when I knew my opponent had AA or KK and once to AK because I didn’t wanna coin flip for over $2k at 1-3 nlh
Let’s say you’ve narrowed down their hand to QQ, KK, and AA. There is a 46% chance they have QQ or AA, and an 8% chance they have KK. In this case, your chances of winning are LESS than 50%, so it really isn’t always the worst fold, especially when playing for a ton of money.
Could've just showed Lex's five bluffs. That was the five most exciting hands that year
I loved that video of Lex's 5 bluffs. Total genius
My God what a bad fold with KK
What an amazing feeling it has to be, when you are chip leading the Main with 12 people left, you get it in with the second biggest stack in the room on the turn, in a situation where you could potentially be drawing dead... and it turns out you got him drawing dead.
Darvin the legend would have hit the 10 of diamonds on the river if he needed to 🤣💪
@@jonnyelworthy7805what if Kopp had had Ad10d?
Love that last line. If you're being commentated on that is the line you want to have said. 'Wendy Moon can book her ticket at the final table, her husband is the overwhelming chip leader' love it
I remember reading the updates seeing that darvin moon is just crushing everyone. I couldnt wait to see this hand on tv.
RIP DARVIN.I LOVED WATCHING U PLAY.
Who's Darvin?
@@bradlafferty6076 Darvin Moon 2009 runner up in the main event.
8:50 I remember Cada's donk move quite well and then and now I thought "WTF is he doing"...if Kopp hadn't made a dumber punt, this one would have been talked about.
The crowd chanting Ivey before the AK AQ flop... that was chilling.
The Intro Music is Very Nostalgic...The KK Fold STILL Has Me Baffled....Also Much Respect to Phil Ivey...He Takes His Losses Like a Man and Respects The Game
Ivey made the mistake of playing all loosey goosey eating an apple
Kopp was steaming I think in his hand with Moon. In the hand before he folded pocket 4's to a small raise and would have hit a full house. It was a really massive pot.
I really wanted to see Ivey chuck that apple aimlessly into the face of some random spectator in the crowd
Could you imagine the shock and disgust Ivey would get if he ate an apple during 'covid'? "eWwW hE's GeTtInG hIs SaLiVa DrOpS oN mEeEeEeE!!"
The old couple
RIP Darvin and thanks for the smiles.
The Guy folding KK is the Type of Guy to fold a Royal flush
im sure if he had poket aces well he prob still fold.
Such a soft move to fold KK grow a pair
haha ikr
Usually it takes more balls to fold KK preflop instead of mindlessly snaping in every scenario. But a rec won't get it of course ^^
Would've looked smart if Raymer had aces.
Takes balls to fold KK preflop? 😂 I don't give a fuck if you turn over AA. I'm never folding KK PRE-FLOP! If he called and saw an A, then folded i could understand it. You literally have the 2nd best hand preflop. If he has AA he got AA. The hardest thing to do in poker is make a pair. And you got KK and folding preflop....? Fuck outta here, go play UNO my dude.
@@shawntaylor9972 definitely not shoving with QQ unless I see a flop first lol.
RIP Darvin Moon 😢
Billy Kopp will regret that move for the rest of his life.
Can someone upload Darvin moons epic run.. I’ve never seen a guy run so pure in my life .
It all started when he was all in with queens and behind, would have been eliminated. Are the clips gone, I watched many times years ago.
@@lardosian to win or make final table at the main event you have to win at least one if not several all ins being behind
The Darvin comp was called 'I got the nuts'
I watched it many times
So pure he got punished an orbit for not raising with nuts in the river. Dude was amazing. Humble, and has no false sense of his own grandiose.
@@lolipedofin I believe that happened the following year, day 1 2010
I worked with Joe in the only Mexican restaurant in Ann Arbor many years ago. The manager was always yelling at him for eating cold old food off the plate before he washed them. Soggy chips in old guacamole, half eaten burritos, picked over taco salad, ice cold tamales, melted cheese peeled off plates....etc...etc....
Ha ha..great stuff, I kinda look very like him and a bit of a vulture as well!!
Hahahhahaha amazing story
Cada's all in was such a donk move. If that was against Hellmuth he'd still be blowing up to this day. 🤣
I'd have to see more final table hands to know whether or not I agree. If Saout continually 3-bet Cada from the big blind it's not the worst play to go all-in and try to win the pot there. Saout is only going to have a pair there ~6% of the time, so 94% of the time Cada could win the pot by his opponent folding or by wining a ~50/50 run out against a non-pair hand.
In the hand with Joe Cade (22) it really isn't going to play out much differently if he calls the raise preflop, his still hits the flop and buddy with the QQ will commit the same amout of chips with the overpair.
This was the year I became a fan of Lex, dude still killin it.
Really, acting like a gay
He made a good call against Doyle on hsp - great hand!
2009 was such an incredible wsop! probably the last truly great series in my opinion......................
Make me happy see this top hands
Does anyone else not like Phil Ivey? He just comes across as grumpy, sarcastic and surly.
What a Joke this final table. Brutal.
Joe Cada luckboxing all the time
fact
How many main event final tables have you made? My guess Joe's made two more than you 😂😂
@@killaT313 what's the point of this comment? Without no doubts is a very strong player but in this final table he was tremendous lucky. And not much for the luck itself, but for the play itself. In the long run Saout is the moral winner, and in this spots it sucks to see Saout to 80 milion chips to no chips in just two hands... but your comment is just to bully and to show how idiot you are lol, i followed him hoping that he could win in 2018 😂
Not one human being entering a final table isn’t lucky. That’s how the game is played. You’re not always going to sequentially get what you need, and gambling straight-up and leaving things to fate is part of the game.
Cada plays like a dishwasher
Love how they cheer stupidity. Jams all-in with 22. Smh. I will never forget that final table. They all just wanted to jam preflop...every hand.
You know nothing
@@Azar1571 Cool. Worst final table...ever. Everyone was too scared to play after the flop. #Facts.
it's stupid full ring but that hand was 3 handed and Cada was low on chips. 3 handed any pair is pretty much a premium. Shoving there is not a bad move bc it gets folds from so many many hands that had him crush including 33-99, Ax that isn't a premium and KQ KJ K10. If he gets called, a lot of time he's flipping so he's not in terrible shape either. He just happened to run into Saout's top of range with a real premium and then got lucky.
“You’re not throwing away aces or kings, right?”
“Uh, yes I am” lol
RIP Darvin Moon, my hero when I started in Poker...
Based off the hands we saw get played during this 2009 WSOP final table, I think Saout played the best and deserved to win it all even ahead of Ivey.
The other Frenchmen Ballmegre (sp?) played very well also - folded a set, after Moon flopped Broadway.
Who else thinks Ivey acts condescending to Moon?
Nah
Cal Amari yep, Ivey has been in that position many many times and knows that nothing is for certain.
Ivey acted that way bc saying "Good Hand" before the flop and being behind was today's "one time" saying. He knows he was hoping for a suck out. Love to see what Ivey would of did with that many chips!
He is to anyone who beats him, classless punk
@@mathewreynolds7607 , agree. Ivey is classless
Darvin Moon was more of an 'everyday man' than Chris Moneymaker was and very down to earth, granted then only exposure to him was during this WSOP.
RIP Darvin Moon. May you be blessed by all the saints from down here in New Orleans.
Gone to soon
Man the wsop main event chips🤤🤤🤤
KK guy should grow some Baltz.
Poker is like a life journey. Bad thing happen even if you do it all right. Good think happen even if you do it all wrong.
Respect to ole Darvin for wearing the Saints hat. I’m not a fan of the Saints or anything, but everyone else looks ridiculous with the gigantic logos plastered on their clothes. It’s nice to see that some people don’t sell out completely. Not saying that I wouldn’t have repped Full Tilt if they offered me $, buts it’s nice to know that not everyone can be bought. Darvin is the man.
RIP darvin moon..
World Class fold , you should never play Kingz in that position (jk)
what a mouse fold KK ;D
whatever it was he got no balls
had no idea lex was in the 2009 WSOP, pretty cool
Would have liked to see Ivey muck the best hand in this clip
Watch hand #4 and pretend it's Ivey.
Oh the flush fold?
Hardly an entertaining hand tho is it?
If you are folding kings pre why are you playing poker?
How do you fold KINGS!
That ivey elimination is one of the hardest eliminations I've ever seen
I always remembered Lon McEachern's call:
"Billy Kopp sees in an eyeblink his Main Event is done!"
This was supposed to be Ivey's year, man. Still makes me sad to watch that Q come up on the flop...
Seriously man so brutal , wanted Ivey to win that so so so bad! But def had a bad feeling about it.
he made a huge mistake earlier at the final table tho. he raised in EP with JJ and folded to a guy in LP who went all in with 77
Hes a cheat, glad he didn't win
@@mathewreynolds7607 cheat?
@@Azar1571 you not seen the story where he tried to cheat the casinos out of millions?
Moneymaker winning the 2003 wsop made Phil Ivey soooooo much money in the long run
The last hand was absolutely nuts
Total madness
Never met Cada but won a lot of money off of his mom from her days as a dealer at Motorcity Casino.
Moon is a cool customer, doesn't get emotionL, I'll give him that.
Barely moved after getting lucky and out-flopping Ivey.
I honestly enjoyed watching Ivey lose. These poker “professionals” act like they have complete control over what cards will be revealed, when in reality, they’re just smart gamblers like the “every man” sitting across from them.
Moon knew in his head he was better than Ivey, and didn’t react a single bit when the crowd chanted Ivey’s name.
@vinny necro He wasn't mocking his opponent for saying 'good hand' at all......Ivey was thinking at first that Darvin meant "good hand' as in the hand is completed (which in poker is almost bad luck before the cards have run out on an All-in). That's why Ivey said "Oh no, he said good hand"....(as in he's implying that I already won it before the dealer runs them out)..... Once Darvin said "Well better then mine", Ivey realized that he wasn't trying to jinx him, rather just saying nice hand (as in better cards then mine) and had no problem with it at all.
@@hollywoodmkx lol
Cada the luckbox
Baltz folding kings is virgin behaviour
what are the rules?
Poor Phil.. I would rather lose AA v KK as opposed to AK vAQ
cada 22 v Saout QQ iconic hand
That KK fold is sooooo bad.
That last hand though...Juanda had trips
Rest In Paradise, Mr. Moon.
Saout really deserved to win.
what a punt with 45s wtf
That 53 dia flush hand was ridiculously bad played. Can’t beat a flush, full house, or quads. Only get called by better. Plays make no sense.
Billy Kopp's blowup is one of the worst in WSOP history.
Wendy Moon with the least detectable hairpiece I've ever seen.
Loved moon knocking out an arrogant Ivey
Lex
I heard Phil took a perfect bowel movement minutes after leaving the floor. It came up Aces
The wife of Darvin Moon( RIP): is the Daughter the Magneto in Apocalipsis?
This hand against our local boy Antoine made me hate Cada so much.
You knew the deuce was showing up.
whats he doing raising 3 quarters with a 5 3 lol darwin moon lolllll
Poker commentators are the funniest(commentary after KK fold)
At least Phil Ivey can take quality BM tonight
Ivey was straight class. How the F are so many of the "top 5 hands" suck outs.
Classless ignorant cheat. All the nuthuggers think he's so great, he got what he deserved
O professor do cris na wsop :)
There are other WSOP recap where we see players folding KK vs AA preflop.
And nobody has something to say about it.
But here, everybody criticizes the KK fold because, this time, it is against a weaker pocket pair….
Pocket quads!
5 bet jamming deuces might seem like a punt, and pretty much is, especially if the guy calls...but in hind sight they get it all in, either on the flop or definitely the turn on that board.
They wouldn't have seen the flop though. Cada raises, Saout 3 bets and Cada jams. The alternative should have been folding, not calling and seeing a flop with deuces.
@@MrElephantBeach I don't necessarily agree with that. Cada had a roughly 40mil stack, and Sauot's sizing was pretty small. Cada opens to 2.55 and Sauot only makes it 3.2 more, barely more than a min-click. Super standard spot to call and see a flop with Sauot's sizing and Cada's stack, especially 3 handed.
If you have KKs and you don’t call what should you have have to call then ???
All these Top 5 hands are really all the top 5 most entertainment hands. Lot of preflops allins and a hand like Veldhuis where there is actual skill at work are rare. So please adjust your title`s of these video`s to top 5 entertainment hands. Still nice to see them though, its entertaining.
Everytime i watch this video i can't get why kopp went broke. Moon just called to the small blind so AA and AK are close to zero/zero.
A2 i don't know if defends the small.
So i don't find a hand that makes sense for the raise on the turn.
The best play was in my opinion to just call the 6M raise and check call the eventual Moon's bet on the river.
Even if Moon goes all in on the river and Kopp called it will show more nice to at least call a bluff off.
Shoving the turn for me is actually nosense. And if Moon bets another 5 to 8M on the river Kopp just calling will at least stay in the tourney even if is crippled by the hand.
He overplayed, he did raise in UTG with 53s, it says how he was sure in himself
Saout would have demolished that table if qq held
Yeah tell that Mike Azria and Sam Barnhart
The entire QJdd vs 53dd hand is insane. Raising the turn when the paired board with the Q flush is bad, jamming with the 5 flush is bad, but also good because it should be impossible for your opponent to call without a full house, but then calling the jam with the Q flush is terrible, you should be drawing dead a large percentage of the time and it's ICM suicide, but it works and you have 1/2 the chips in the room lmao.
Mr. Moon was a lumberjack. He didn't knkow about icm. He just played cards.
I only play pocket Draw 4s
Where is the Hellmuth melt down!!?? I was ready to throw a soother at the computer screen.
Billy Kopf has to be the biggest punt in main event history if only he mucked his 53s utg