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Phil Ivey will eventually break Dillhole Hellmuth's record of most WSOP bracelets won. And if memory serves, Joe Cada was down to less than 2% of the chips in play. What a comebak, well done sir 👏
I hope Ivey does break his record but it's going to be tough. Ivey said he's been playing less poker since he became a father. Yea that Cada run was one of the craziest comebacks I've ever seen!
@@RoyalFlushMediaCompanyDecent vid but your title is clickbait to stupid level. I’m on number 3 and they could all be broken. Unlikely or difficult is very different to ‘never’. Stupid.
First, thank you for watching my video. Second, I have to disagree my friend. Im giving my opinion. And in my opinion, based on the extremely low probability, I don't think these records will ever be broken. It's no different than someone saying Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point single game record will never be broken. Of course there is a chance of it happening, but it's their opinion that it will never happen.
The youngest winner can still be broken, especially since they don’t have the “November” Nine concept anymore. I’m guessing over the next couple decades it’ll be broken a few times until they finally have someone enter on the day of their birthday 😂
@@RoyalFlushMediaCompany it’ll be such a great story, right? Absolutely nuts. Just imagine if it starts as a prop bet, where someone’s kid would have to be born on a specific date. And they spend years teaching them poker. Only for them to enter the WSOP on their birthday. And then still manage to get through 5 days and pull off winning the whole thing! 😂. It would break the internet!
2018 5th place in the Main Event? And 7th in the deepstack tourney with many entrants. While i think he had AK losses against AQ? Every Champ had to get lucky.
48 hours only? I used to play 2/5 every weekend at the Taj in Atlantic City from Friday to Monday morning nonstop while ordering food to the table lol. Did that for a few years.
How do you miss the longest live cash poker session by Phil Laak in 2010. He played for 115 hours breaking the Guinness world record. I still think that is one of the most impressive records considering he came out of it up in buy-ins.
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😢don't want to blow up your video, but if you go back to the begining of the WSOP which started in 1970 there was a poker player named Johnny Moss who won 3 WSOP main event championships. So Stu Unger is tied for most WSOP main event wins.
Johnnie Moss didn’t actually win three. In 1970, the first year of the World Series of Poker (WSOP), the winner was determined by a vote rather than by a conventional poker tournament format. Johnny Moss was elected the champion by his peers, making him the first-ever WSOP champion. In the subsequent years, the format changed to the now-familiar tournament structure, where the winner is determined by gameplay. Moss went on to win the Main Event in the traditional tournament format in 1971 and 1974, earning bracelets for those victories. So he really only has two main event wins
Sigh...the 2009 WSOP.... Saout was the player at the final table, but two bad beats ended his run. The late Darvin Moon I was rooting for, but that bad play with the semi-bluff shove cost him the lead and the game.
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Phil Ivey will eventually break Dillhole Hellmuth's record of most WSOP bracelets won. And if memory serves, Joe Cada was down to less than 2% of the chips in play. What a comebak, well done sir 👏
I hope Ivey does break his record but it's going to be tough. Ivey said he's been playing less poker since he became a father.
Yea that Cada run was one of the craziest comebacks I've ever seen!
Not likely. Helmuth is a better tourney player
@@RoyalFlushMediaCompanyDecent vid but your title is clickbait to stupid level. I’m on number 3 and they could all be broken. Unlikely or difficult is very different to ‘never’. Stupid.
@@dougkleen9917 Yes and no. There's a reason Ivey plays Triton and Hellmuth doesn't. Hellmuth s thing since the boom has been exploiting bad players
First, thank you for watching my video. Second, I have to disagree my friend. Im giving my opinion. And in my opinion, based on the extremely low probability, I don't think these records will ever be broken. It's no different than someone saying Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point single game record will never be broken. Of course there is a chance of it happening, but it's their opinion that it will never happen.
The youngest winner can still be broken, especially since they don’t have the “November” Nine concept anymore. I’m guessing over the next couple decades it’ll be broken a few times until they finally have someone enter on the day of their birthday 😂
Although extremely unlikely, someone winning on their actual birthday would be insane! 😂 I hope it happens.
@@RoyalFlushMediaCompany it’ll be such a great story, right? Absolutely nuts. Just imagine if it starts as a prop bet, where someone’s kid would have to be born on a specific date. And they spend years teaching them poker. Only for them to enter the WSOP on their birthday. And then still manage to get through 5 days and pull off winning the whole thing! 😂. It would break the internet!
Sounds like a great idea for a movie! 😂
About Cada, not skill, only luck. He was also a disappointment on the Big Game
2018 5th place in the Main Event? And 7th in the deepstack tourney with many entrants. While i think he had AK losses against AQ? Every Champ had to get lucky.
Joe Cada No skills? He is a 4 time Bracelett winner, along with reaching the main event a second time.
You sound ridiculous. Dude's won more than just the M.E. that one time. Sit down
Maybe he was good, im talking about this event on the video specifically and The Big Game
@@YourPokerCoachI understand what you feel,specifically the 22 and 33 hand
48 hours only? I used to play 2/5 every weekend at the Taj in Atlantic City from Friday to Monday morning nonstop while ordering food to the table lol. Did that for a few years.
Sounds like you should try and break Zach Gensler's world record for the longest cash game ever played. He played for 124 hours straight!
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How do you miss the longest live cash poker session by Phil Laak in 2010. He played for 115 hours breaking the Guinness world record. I still think that is one of the most impressive records considering he came out of it up in buy-ins.
That record was actually broken by Zach Gensler in 2021. He played 124 hours.
@@RoyalFlushMediaCompanyEven more impressive and defiantly deserves to be in the most impressive poker records.
Yea I originally had it in there but decided to take it out last minute.
Good vid
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😎
"The Bird Cage theater" cool place played their back in mid 90's while on Det to Fallon, best place make your perdium check last the longest with .25 cent crap.
That’s cool that you played there! 😎
He played " their ".
I break the WSOP Main Event youngest Champion record this year
That would be dope! Best of luck my friend 😎
😢don't want to blow up your video, but if you go back to the begining of the WSOP which started in 1970 there was a poker player named Johnny Moss who won 3 WSOP main event championships. So Stu Unger is tied for most WSOP main event wins.
Johnnie Moss didn’t actually win three. In 1970, the first year of the World Series of Poker (WSOP), the winner was determined by a vote rather than by a conventional poker tournament format. Johnny Moss was elected the champion by his peers, making him the first-ever WSOP champion. In the subsequent years, the format changed to the now-familiar tournament structure, where the winner is determined by gameplay. Moss went on to win the Main Event in the traditional tournament format in 1971 and 1974, earning bracelets for those victories. So he really only has two main event wins
@@RoyalFlushMediaCompanycorrect!
is this channel AI?
No I write all the scripts and do all the editing myself but I do hire voiceover artists cuz my story telling voice sucks 😂
Sigh...the 2009 WSOP....
Saout was the player at the final table, but two bad beats ended his run.
The late Darvin Moon I was rooting for, but that bad play with the semi-bluff shove cost him the lead and the game.
Damn didn't know Darvin passed away. I was also rooting for him. Hope he had a great life he had one hell of a main event run.
Seeing Cliff Josephy back then, railing 19 Y/o young Jo Cada is pretty impressive tbh lol
4 minutes in and you already have at least 2 records that will be broken, youngest and most bracelets!!! Who made this video lol
Of course any record has a chance to be broken. But in my opinion, these records will never be broken.
@@RoyalFlushMediaCompany when it's less than a 1 in 1000 % chance that's close enough for me to say never in my lifetime
I can be the best and youngest player but my family did not like gambling
bro what are these thumbnails cmon dude
lol You don't like them?
joe cada had no skills ,just luck
before he won the main event he was already making 70k+ a year playing online poker