World Series of Poker. The original World Series of Poker was started by Tom Morehead of the Riverside casino in Reno and was an invitational event. The set of tournaments the World Series of Poker (WSOP) would evolve to was the brainchild of Las Vegas legend, casino owner, and poker player Benny Binion as well as his two sons Jack and Ted.¹ Available here, in addition to info about the WSOP, are Poker Chips, Cards, Table Tops, Tables, Books, Computer Games and Posters.
Joe Cada withstood the aggressive play of Darvin Moon to capture the 2009 WSOP Main Event's top prize of $8,547,042. In the process, the 21-year-old (born November, 1988) set a record as WSOP’s youngest winner in the tournament’s 40 year history. That record was previously held by last year's winner Peter Eastgate.
Cada, a Michigan native, began playing poker online at age 15 with his brother Jerome. He continued playing online and, sometime later, was introduced to live action at Michigan casinos. After a couple semesters of college, he left so he could dedicate himself to poker full time. The decision paid rapid dividends. Outlasting a field of nearly 6,500 players, Cada earned a birth at the final table on July 15th, thereby guaranteeing himself winnings of at least $1,263,602. Though he entered the WSOP's final phase as the youngest participant, he showed no signs of succumbing to the pressure and stood up to formidable foes like Darvin Moon and Phil Ivey. Prior to entering the final heads-up play against Moon, Cada had knocked out France's Antoine Saout in dramatic fashion, catching a rivered king while holding A-K, trumping Saout's pocket eights.
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Poker Chips, Cards, Table Tops, Tables,
Books, Games, Posters
Poker Chips & Cards
Quality 11.5 gram clay poker chips, separate or in dealer kits. Plus dealer buttons and and playing cards.

Poker Table Tops
Several attractive, easy-to-store foldable poker, holdem and blackjack table tops, available with extra features like beverage and chip trays and carrying cases.

Poker Tables
Poker tables to fit your budget. From $424 to $1549. Several styles with various features: armrests, cup holders, padded upholstery, folding legs, foot rails. Find the table that's right for you.

Poker Books
Learn to play poker and Texas hold'em with tips, strategies and instructions from the experts. New and used books available.

Computer & Video Poker
Tired of playing the same old games? You'll find a wide selection of computer and video poker and card games here.

Poker Posters & Art
Poker Posters, Art Prints, and Vintage
Playing Card Posters - Here are just a few of the posters offered: A Friend in Need, - Coolidge, C.M., Poker Sympathy - Coolidge, C.M., Poker Dogs - Coolidge, C.M., Friend in Need,
Joe - Rafuse, Will, A Bold Bluff - Coolidge, C.M., Pepina's Playing Cards, Poker Sympathy - Coolidge, C.M., Dogs
Playing Poker, Poker - Max, Louise, House Rules (Poker), Pinched With Four Aces - Coolidge, C.M., King of Hearts -
Chrzanoska, J.M.W., His Station And Four Aces - Coolidge, C.M. and Poker Game - Sinclair.
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Joe Cada withstood the aggressive play of Darvin Moon to capture the 2009 WSOP Main Event's top prize of $8,547,042. In the process, the 21-year-old (born November, 1988) set a record as WSOP’s youngest winner in the tournament’s 40 year history. That record was previously held by last year's winner Peter Eastgate.
