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Joe Cada's chance at $8.5 million is still in the cards at the World Series of Poker Main Event. Cada and logger Darvin Moon are the final two players left at the final table and will play heads-up for $8.5 million at 1 a.m. Tuesday (EST). Full Article at Detroit News Online
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A 21-year-old from the Detroit area and a 46-year-old lumberjack who had never been on a jetliner until this year reached the final of the World Series of Poker here early Sunday. Full Article at The Age
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LAS VEGAS At 21, Joe Cada is a poker whiz. At 46, Darvin Moon is a husky logger who works with a chainsaw in the woods of western Maryland. They'll go head-to-head Monday night for the top prize of $8.5 million at the World Series of Poker. Full Article at USA Today
