2009 WSOP Main Event Winner Decided Tonight
Tonight at 10 PM PT the final two players will take their seats on the stage at the Penn & Teller Theater inside the Rio Resort in Las Vegas to decide the World Championship of Poker. An unlikely pair of poker players consisting of a logger from Oakland, Maryland, Darvin Moon, facing the youngest finalist to make a Main Event heads-up match, Joseph Cada, a college dropout from Shelby Township, Michigan.
Joseph Cada goes into this evening event with a commanding chip lead of 136 million to Moon's 59 million. The winner will receive $8,547,042 in cash and the the most coveted prize in poker, the WSOP Championship Bracelet, while the runner-up walks away with a cool $5,182,928.
Fans can catch the action on ESPN Tuesday evening at 9 PM ET. Two hours of coverage from the final table that will conclude with the winner claiming the championship.
