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WATCH: Phil Hellmuth Rage Quits LATB Game And Heads Home

UPDATE:

Phil Hellmuth packs up from Live At The Bike

The latest update from the Live At The Bike game with Phil Hellmuth is that the pro has packed up and left for home. Monday saw the Hellmuth lose $154,900 which was a new record. But wait, the WSOP bracelet winner did not stop his losses there. On Tuesday he lost even more and this time the figure stood at $194K. Oh boy! Money lost hurts and if you have 16 WSOP bracelets to your credit then it will surely hurt more!

Phil Hellmuth’s tweet on his losses at Live At The Bike

Was still stunned during this interview w @kieroglyphics immediately after I lost $140,000 on one hand and Rage Quit @LIVEattheBike last night… https://t.co/Xkllyvmty6

— phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) February 15, 2023

Still a bit stunned! Canceled everything ✈️ home. Lost $194K filming @LIVEattheBike Tues—my new record live stream loss. But wait, I JUST set that record on Monday: $144,500. Remember when I won 30/32 live streams and $435K in 3 “Robs Game” streams? Feels like a distant memory…

— phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) February 15, 2023

 

Let us just get some things straight! What? Phil Hellmuth had Kh Tc. And then? The 16-time World Series Of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner made some controversial raking moves and poker Twitter is curious as hell. The salacious hand that unfolded at the Hustler Casino Live raked up a storm with Twitterati jumping up and down about Hellmuth misreading his hand. Can he do that? Would he do that? Can he afford to do that? So many worrying questions and does Hellmuth have any answers. Looks like it! The Palo Alto resident tweeted saying he thought he had an AT while playing against a player called JR and if anything otherwise it is a blunder. He tweeted, “I believe I had A-10, but if I didn’t, then “double whoops!”

Now, our beloved Daniel Negreanu also shared his thoughts on his Twitter handle and might we say DNegs’ spidey senses are heightened. Can we blame him? Naah! ‘KidPoker’ in his tweet said, “Line of the night: “He fell for it, but he flopped a set” This hand might deserve a breakdown.” Now what? Hellmuth didn’t let people and even a six-time WSOP bracelet winner have any misunderstanding about the way he played. Hellmuth replied to DNegs on Twitter and said, “Yo @RealKidPoker

: I’m 99% sure I had A-10, but coulda been K-10. Either way, easy fold, but @JRPlaysPoker and I have history on our App “Home Game.” I shoulda understood he was playing much tighter than usual. I thought my $6,000 bet was “setting him up” to raise, whoops!” Negreanu replied to Hellmuth and added, “Oops! Not ideal to have that Ten of clubs in your hand! We all make mistakes sometimes.” What can we say? We are all humans and we can make mistakes never mind having 16 WSOP bracelets.

Phil Hellmuth kind of accepts misreading his hand

I believe I had A-10, but if I didn’t, then “double whoops!” https://t.co/g6e3lIotej

— phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) February 14, 2023

Daniel Negreanu and Phil Hellmuth’s banter about the controversial hand

Yo @RealKidPoker: I’m 99% sure I had A-10, but coulda been K-10. Either way, easy fold, but @JRPlaysPoker and I have history on our App “Home Game.” I shoulda understood he was playing much tighter than usual. I thought my $6,000 bet was “setting him up” to raise, whoops! https://t.co/fa2dTZmzKH

— phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) February 14, 2023

Oops!

Not ideal to have that Ten of clubs in your hand!

We all make mistakes sometimes.

— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) February 14, 2023

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