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Message: [QUOTE="Mortis, post: 1332113, member: 30356"] Since this is more fitting here (I posted my predictions in the November thread), I'll post it here, too... although I want Phil Ivey to win and am rooting for him: [B]9th place[/B] [I]Antoine Saout[/I] - 2nd shortest stack, good player, but I think he's going to end up making a small mistake before Akenhead does, or get rivered. Being one of the shorter stacks, I'm thinking we'll see him pushing a few all-ins early on. [B]8th place[/B] [I]Kevin Schaffel[/I] - I really don't know a whole lot about him, bit I know he's another good player, but I just don't think he's good enough to outlast the other two shorter stacks. [B]7th place[/B] [I]James Akenhead[/I] - Very good player, but almost didn't make it.. he doubled up to around where he is now by going all-in with KQ and cracking AA with a K-Q-J flop. Very small stack.. I think his luck may run out. [B]6th place[/B] [I]Steve Begleiter[/I] - He'll play well in the beginning, but I think he'll donk it up somewhere around the middle and piss his chips away. [B]5th place[/B] [I]Joe Cada[/I] - Good young player, tries to steal every now and then, but usually knows when to fold. I think he's just going to get beat by the more experienced players at the table. [B]4th place[/B] [I]Eric Buchman[/I] - 2nd largest stack. Another very good player, but I'm counting him out at 4th place. [B]3rd place[/B] [I]Phil Ivey[/I] - I hate to say it.. but I don't think Ivey is going to win it. As much as I want him to, and am still rooting for him. I think he'll be out at 3rd, unless he can double up earlier or increase his chip stack earlier (hopefully grab some of Begleiter's chips), then I see him out at 3rd. [B]2nd place[/B] [I]Darvin Moon[/I] - Very good amateur player, been hitting those cards, too. But I think Schulman's going to outplay him. [B]1st place[/B] [I]Jeff Schulman[/I] - My prediction for 2009 WSOP Champion. [/QUOTE]

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