Final Table Takedown -- Joe CadaJoe Cada Goes Head-to-Head With Darvin Moonby Craig Tapscott | Published: Feb 19, 2010 |
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Joe Cada, from Shelby Township, Michigan, started playing poker at around the age of 15 with his family at home. After his father pointed out that the game was particularly suited to Joe’s academic strengths (mathematics and logic), Joe quickly grew to love it and started playing online. After getting his start online, he began playing live cash games at the Windsor Casino in Ontario, Canada. Then, he entered tournaments in the Bahamas and Costa Rica. Always very competitive (he played for a championship club soccer team, and still plays for a club team today), Joe wasn’t happy until he was playing for high stakes online. In 2009, having turned 21, he was able to enter the World Series of Poker, where he cashed three times and won the main event. His win makes him the youngest main-event champion of all time. Event 2009 World Series of Poker main event ...
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