Joseph Cada on Full Tilt?

#1 23rd November 2009, 2:29 AM

I was playing in Michael Craig's relay for life tourney on full tilt and I see a Players name Joseph Cada since all pros are not in red on full tilt I was wondering was I playing with the world champ?

#2 23rd November 2009, 2:33 AM

I thought he was a ps pro but it is possible...

#3 23rd November 2009, 3:50 AM

He was wearing Full Tilt gear throughout the main event until the final table due to the no more than 3 player for same online site rule he represented Pokerstars.

#4 23rd November 2009, 3:55 AM

All FT pro's on Fulltilt are red.

#5 23rd November 2009, 5:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Grossberger

He was wearing Full Tilt gear throughout the main event until the final table due to the no more than 3 player for same online site rule he represented Pokerstars.

I'm pretty sure Cada wore Ultimatebet gear in the latter stages, not Full Tilt.
Then he switched to PokerStars at the end.

I *assume* that with his PokerStars contract he can't play on Full Tilt.

And I also assume that he has a Full Tilt account *but* it probably isn't in his real name.

So my conclusion would be that someone using that name set it up *after* the WSoP win so they could have the name of a champion.

#6 23rd November 2009, 5:04 AM

joe cada's full tilt ID is: jcada99

#7 23rd November 2009, 5:13 AM

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Originally Posted by retrogamer

joe cada's full tilt ID is: jcada99

Yeah. I just saw that.

He won the Full Tilt Full Tilt$750k Guaranteed in 2008 ($147k payday). He also won the Sunday Mulligan ($49,600) in 08, and last April he was runner up in the $75k GTD ($14,500).

#8 23rd November 2009, 6:45 AM

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Originally Posted by SavagePenguin

I'm pretty sure Cada wore Ultimatebet gear in the latter stages, not Full Tilt.

I stand corrected you are correct sir. Someone did however have full Tilt gear then switch to pokerstars.

#9 23rd November 2009, 7:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Grossberger

I stand corrected you are correct sir. Someone did however have full Tilt gear then switch to pokerstars.

Probably a result of the new WSOP rules - they're not allowed to have more than three players at a table wearing the same logo. Ivey, Akenhead and Begleiter (from memory) were the ones wearing Full Tilt logos so if there was a fourth wearing Full Tilt in the leadup to the final table they would've had to change.

#10 24th November 2009, 2:34 AM

thanks for the clear up because I know some pros play on full tilt without being highlighted in red

Annette Obrestad is an example.............Annette_15

#11 24th November 2009, 3:53 AM

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Originally Posted by liamkg

thanks for the clear up because I know some pros play on full tilt without being highlighted in red

Annette Obrestad is an example.............Annette_15

Only Full Tilt SPONSORED pros play in red, not just any pro.

#12 25th November 2009, 5:59 PM

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Originally Posted by OzExorcist

Probably a result of the new WSOP rules - they're not allowed to have more than three players at a table wearing the same logo. Ivey, Akenhead and Begleiter (from memory) were the ones wearing Full Tilt logos so if there was a fourth wearing Full Tilt in the leadup to the final table they would've had to change.

Eric Buchman switched from FullTilt to PokerStars. He only had a day to day contract with FT.

#13 25th November 2009, 6:04 PM

I play on FT and my name's not in red.

#14 25th November 2009, 7:12 PM

My contract is in the post but i've been wondering 3 years is a long time isn't it

#15 26th November 2009, 7:40 PM

I have always wondered: How much "extra" money does a player receive just for wearing a patch/sticker from a poker website? Does anyone know the "average going rate"? I remember earlier in the WSOP Main Event that Ivey did NOT want to be a the "featured table" and the rest of the players that could have been at the t.v. table became upset about this. Anyone else read/hear about this?

#16 26th November 2009, 8:22 PM

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Originally Posted by flipflops_n_shades

I have always wondered: How much "extra" money does a player receive just for wearing a patch/sticker from a poker website? Does anyone know the "average going rate"? I remember earlier in the WSOP Main Event that Ivey did NOT want to be a the "featured table" and the rest of the players that could have been at the t.v. table became upset about this. Anyone else read/hear about this?

Yes. Pro are different as they have contracts prior to tourneys-some even have there entry paid. The 'regular player' that plays at a featured table I read once will be offered around 12,000 dollars. This is why they were upset as they aready had deals done when Ivey said he did not want to play at the feature table. As I remember the player would get $12,000 dollars but they have to sign though a agent that takes $2,000 leaving them with 10 grand. I also heard this figure on another forum as they were discussing whether this money should be shared with backers. This figure I'm sure is subject to change for a whole lot of reasons though.

#17 26th November 2009, 8:29 PM

Most pros dont use their real name. I read on this site that someone thought Phil Ivey was giving money away to the railbirds during some HU cash game because their name showed up "perfectly" in the chat.

#18 27th November 2009, 3:19 AM

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Originally Posted by tpb221

Yes. Pro are different as they have contracts prior to tourneys-some even have there entry paid. The 'regular player' that plays at a featured table I read once will be offered around 12,000 dollars. This is why they were upset as they aready had deals done when Ivey said he did not want to play at the feature table. As I remember the player would get $12,000 dollars but they have to sign though a agent that takes $2,000 leaving them with 10 grand. I also heard this figure on another forum as they were discussing whether this money should be shared with backers. This figure I'm sure is subject to change for a whole lot of reasons though.

Thank you for answering this. I am kind of impressed that Darvin Moon refused to wear any logos.

#19 27th November 2009, 3:50 AM

yeah, it takes a lot for a man to reject 'free' money.

interesting sponsorship topic, i didnt know regular joes could get 12k just for appearing at the featured table with a sticker!

#20 27th November 2009, 4:33 AM

Yeah I heard all of Iveys table were Pissed at missing out on big

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

#21 27th November 2009, 8:57 PM

I thought the pros signed exclusively to a certain site.. I guess he probably would have been playing on Tilt before he won the WSOP but nonetheless I wonder if he still plays on FT.

#22 30th November 2009, 5:40 AM

does pokerstars sign everyone who wins a main event lol chris moneymaker...

#23 30th November 2009, 5:45 AM

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Originally Posted by NBA2K9ROCKETS

does pokerstars sign everyone who wins a main event lol chris moneymaker...

Pretty much seems like it right

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