2009 WSOP November Nine (TM) Betting Lines

by Wicked Chops Entity on July 24, 2009 TweetThis

How much would Phil Ivey put on himself at 4/1?

Various sites have released their betting lines for the 2009 WSOP November Nine^TM. Nothing too shocking here. Pretty much as expected, Darvin Moon is listed as the heavy favorite and Phil Ivey is way over over-valued. Below are the Bodog lines along with each respective player’s chip count.

Darvin Moon (58,930,000) – 17/10
Eric Buchman (34,800,000) – 3/1
Phil Ivey (9,765,000) – 4/1
Jeff Shulman (19,580,000) – 4/1
Steven Begleiter (29,885,000) – 4/1
Joe Cada (13,215,000) – 10/1
Kevin Schaffel (12,390,000) – 12/1
Antoine Saout (9,500,000) – 12/1
James Akenhead (6,800,000) – 22/1

If you’re looking for a good value bet, we’d recommend Joe Cada at 10/1. We like Eric Buchman at 3/1 as well.

Bet on the 2009 WSOP November Nine here.

Tagged as: 2009 WSOP Main Event, Darvin Moon, featured, November Nine, Phil Ivey, WSOP final table betting odds

{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

Johnny July 24, 2009 at 12:30 pm: Best quote of the year of a 2+2 forum whether or not Ivey would have an edge in a dice game:
“Dude, it’s Ivey. He’d find an edge on a f’in circle.”
Just thought I’d share that for all who haven’t already heard it. And if anyone can find an edge being the 3rd shortest stack at this final table, he could…
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Kid Dynamite July 24, 2009 at 3:32 pm: what are the blinds at right now?
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Pokerguyinthesky July 25, 2009 at 11:15 am: Ivey at 4 to 1 is a mistake , especially with the chip leader at 17/10 , you can bet that buchman wagers will be pouring in along with ( and completely over-looked) Jeff Shulman who has a nicer stack and a point to be prove. Reminder that Ivey only needs third and higher ( i beleive) to pass gold for the #1 tourney earner . And although he will want that bracelet, you can bet that will take that face into consideration when making his moves. I guarentee as the bets start to come in , youll see ivey change to 5, possibly 6 to 1.
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Björn July 28, 2009 at 7:34 am: No! Ivey wont play for 3rd place. He will play for 1st , nothing else. He is a proffesional player and every proffesionals biggest dream is to win the main event.
He will play big and make moves when opportunities comes to him. 4/1 is not good odds.
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