We know you probably know by now Joe Cada is the 2009 WSOP of Poker Champion, but here is the moment again the 21year old Poker player won $8.5million on the turn of a card.

Well done to mrfcc1
He won 1st place last night after an exciting battle in the first ever Cyprus Poker Network online league game.
39 players joined Kim and myself (appleinsider and CypusPete) for the inaugural CPN game and early on it was clear the standard of play was going to be very high.

At the Penn and Teller theatre in Vegas the WSOP November Nine re-gathered to play out and exciting day of
Poker as the Final Nine players became two.

So there we are, its all over for the EPT Warsaw 2009.
Its been a fantastic Poker tournament in Warsaw and the final day has not been a disappointment. Christophe Benzimra (pictured) takes the title after a closely fought and exciting battle in Poland.

Its was another exciting day of poker at the EPT 2009 in Warsaw. Chip leader from Friday, former child chess prodigy Geoff Sarwer departed the tournament in 10th with a couple of unlucky hands first against Debus and then against Oleksandr Vaserfirer to give Vaserfirer a big lead going into the last 8.

Former Canadian child chess prodigy Jeff Sarwer (pictured), ended day 3 as the major chip leader at the EPT in Warsaw last night with a stack of 956,500 chips.

When the dust settled at the end of day 2 of the EPT in a very cold but beautiful Warsaw online qualifier Clayton Mozdzen (pictured) was chip leader. As the players shuffled off to enjoy their sour cabbage soup the 148 players at the start of the day had been reduced to just 56.

The IPO is now but a distant memory, we enjoyed Dublin so much we thought we’d stay a couple of extra days and taste some of that special Guinness they don’t let out of Ireland.
Now the dust has cleared (and the hangovers) here is a quick rundown of the Boyles sponsored IPO 2009 tournament.

After a gap of almost five years, Phil ‘Unabomber’ Laak (pictured) takes the Party Poker 2009 World Open V title

The final of the Party Poker World Open final looks like it should be a real corker!
Irish Poker pro Andy Black (pictured) secured his seat on the final table yesterday.