

Poker Pros and Fans React to WSOP Main Event 2013 Final Table on Twitter
The WSOP Main Event 2013 final table was a hot topic on Twitter, with poker players and fans sharing their thoughts and reactions. Noah Schwartz @noahjschwartz commented that the players at the final table were playing at a refreshingly high level, likely due to the multimillion-dollar prizes. He speculated that Riss and Tran would make it to the heads-up.
Aaaron Jones @aejonesleggo expressed difficulty in deciding whether the broadcast or the gameplay was worse. Olivier Busquet @olivierbusquet respected JC Tran's play but disagreed with the broadcast's portrayal of him as the best player at the table. Danny Stern @TheRealAnsky suggested that Ryan Riess might not be the best player at the final table after observing his play. David 'ODB' Baker @audavidb noted that Allen Kessler thought Ryan Riess was playing too tightly.
Mike Gorodinsky @gordoMG felt that the finalists' play confirmed his own unfitness for no-limit hold'em. Huck Seed @HuckleberrySeed expressed sympathy for Mark and shifted his support to Jay and JC Tran. Eric Crain @EricCrain praised JC Tran's strong play, noting his ability to maintain his stack despite not getting good cards. Eric Crain @EricCrain defended Benefield's push, stating that Farber was folding many hands and K2ss had enough equity.
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