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Phil Hellmuth Profile


There are a lot of good poker players out there, and the argument of who is the best happens many times a day. If the best poker player was measured by tournament performance, then it would be no doubt that Phil Hellmuth would be considered the best poker player hands down. He has a total of 11 World Series of Poker bracelets which is an all time record. Hellmuth was born in 1964 in Madison Wisconsin. He is considered a legend, and has already been inducted into the poker Hall of Fame, and he is nowhere near finished.
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Phil Hellmuth has a total of 31 tournament cashes for a total of $5,321,180.00. With 11 Bracelets he is currently holding more World Series of Poker Bracelets then any other player. He has also written a couple of books to add to his professional career. You will be able to find Phil Hellmuth all over Ultimatebet.com. He promotes Ultimatebet.com Heavily and had a lot to do with the rise of that poker room. Hellmuth is nicknamed the “poker brat” because you will often find him complaining and “crying” about bad beats or losses. That probably has a lot to do with the amount of success has had in his poker career.

Phil Hellmuth Tournament Wins

World Series of Poker Bracelets

1989 - $10,000 No Limit Hold’em World Championship – 1st Place - $755,000

1992 – No Limit Hold’em (event 8) – 1st Place - $188,000

1993 - No Limit Hold’em (event 7) – 1st Place - $173,000

1993 - No Limit Hold’em (event 8) – 1st Place - $161,400

1993 - No Limit Hold’em (event 9) – 1st Place - $138,000

1997 – Pot Limit Hold’em (event 15) – 1st Place - $204,000

2001 - No Limit Hold’em (Event 5) – 1st Place - $316,550

2003 – Limit Hold’em (Event 12)– 1st Place - $171,400

2003 - No Limit Hold’em (event 32) - $410,860

2006 - No Limit Hold’em with Re-buys– 1st Place - $631,863

2007 - No Limit Hold’em (event 15) – 1st Place - $637,254


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