WSOP Final Table betting

[Betfair Poker Guy]

There is a market on Betfair for the WSOP winner which is hotting up nicely. Are any of you guys betting or have you bet on the Final Table?

I'm up all night listening to the Bluff live broadcast and thinking of putting a few quid on here and there as players bust out.

Any tips? My thoughts are here: http://betting.betfair.com/poker/bloggers/2009-wsop-main-event-final-table-odds-051109.html

[Longy]

I am tempted to lay Ivey, I don't care how good he is. He simply doesn't have the kind of edge in this field to justify being so short with his chip stack. I think the value is elsewhere even possibly Darvin, I mean is he really as bad as he is making himself out to be.

[Betfair Poker Guy]

I am tempted to lay Ivey, I don't care how good he is. He simply doesn't have the kind of edge in this field to justify being so short with his chip stack. I think the value is elsewhere even possibly Darvin, I mean is he really as bad as he is making himself out to be.

I think he's far too short to back and if he doubles up or adds 2-4m to his stack the odds will plumet.

According to reports Moon is weak-tight so it he'll probably get down to short-handed as he won't be in any pots. I might stick a few quid on Shulman as he has a good record even if he is a moody tosser!

[AlexMartin]

I am tempted to lay Ivey, I don't care how good he is. He simply doesn't have the kind of edge in this field to justify being so short with his chip stack. I think the value is elsewhere even possibly Darvin, I mean is he really as bad as he is making himself out to be.

I think he's far too short to back and if he doubles up or adds 2-4m to his stack the odds will plumet.

According to reports Moon is weak-tight so it he'll probably get down to short-handed as he won't be in any pots. I might stick a few quid on Shulman as he has a good record even if he is a moody tosser!

hes had just a few months to get a coach imo, pretty sure he can afford a good one too....

[titaniumbean]

I am tempted to lay Ivey, I don't care how good he is. He simply doesn't have the kind of edge in this field to justify being so short with his chip stack. I think the value is elsewhere even possibly Darvin, I mean is he really as bad as he is making himself out to be.

I think he's far too short to back and if he doubles up or adds 2-4m to his stack the odds will plumet.

According to reports Moon is weak-tight so it he'll probably get down to short-handed as he won't be in any pots. I might stick a few quid on Shulman as he has a good record even if he is a moody tosser!

hes had just a few months to get a coach imo, pretty sure he can afford a good one too....

he doesn't seem like the kind, he says that he doesn't want to 'get better' and just plays for the fun. He's been smashed in the face by the deck but he's not a complete idiot like he makes out, in a recent episode he surprised me by flatting J9o otb and c/r a cbet with air.

I agree that Ivey is a lay atm, I think there's value in Cada/Buchman and Moon for sure.

[Royal Flush]

Not watched any of it (cant think of anything more boring) but if Cada has chips at any kind of price then lump the fck on, guy is very very good.

[Laxie]

Not watched any of it (cant think of anything more boring) but if Cada has chips at any kind of price then lump the fck on, guy is very very good.

Did you follow your own advice?

[byronkincaid]

Not watched any of it (cant think of anything more boring) but if Cada has chips at any kind of price then lump the fck on, guy is very very good.

Did you follow your own advice?

I did, cheers flushy!

[Royal Flush]

Not watched any of it (cant think of anything more boring) but if Cada has chips at any kind of price then lump the fck on, guy is very very good.

Did you follow your own advice?

Nah didnt wanna root for him to win.

N1 Bryron.