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WSOP 2023: Phil Hellmuth Wins Historic 17th Bracelet In Super Turbo Bounty 

Finally! Phil Hellmuth proves that he is a true poker legend. The pro who’s doing pretty well at the World Series Of Poker (WSOP) 2023 has shipped Event 72 Super Turbo Bounty. He now has a record of winning 17 WSOP gold bracelets, the highest number by any poker player in history. Congratulations to Phil Hellmuth. The pro was heads-up with Justin Zaki and it did not take long for Hellmuth to take down Super Turbo Bounty and a pay cheque of $803,818. The runner-up takes home a prize money of $496,801.

Phil Hellmuth Wins Historic 17th Bracelet In WSOP 2023 Super Turbo Bounty 

Final Hand In WSOP 2023 Super Turbo Bounty

It was on the very first hand of the heads-up play when the winner of this tourney was decided. Hellmuth and his rival locked horns for the bracelet. Both players limped in and saw a flop of 8♠ K♣ 4♠. Here, Hellmuth had 8 ♣ 4 ❤ and Zaki played with 7 ♠ 6 ♠. The turn came 4 ♦ and Hellmuth hit a full house. The river was K ♠ which sealed the deal for Hellmuth’s record-breaking 17th WSOP gold bracelet.  

Phil Hellmuth talks about his 17th WSOP gold bracelet

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Phil Hellmuth wins historic 17th WSOP Bracelet

BOOM!! Hello 17th World Championship!!! #POSITIVITY @WSOP #PHNiceLife pic.twitter.com/HHDjAPvG6v

— phil_hellmuth (@phil_hellmuth) July 2, 2023

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Phil Hellmuth vs Phil Ivey

It’s one hell of a day at the World Series Of Poker 2023 Super Turbo Bounty event. Why so? This one day event saw 16-time WSOP bracelet winner kick out Phil Ivey. Yes folks, just the other day we reported how the 10-time WSOP bracelet winner had shut down Hellmuth with his comment when the latter blabbered a lot to Ivey in the Poker Players Championship event. Looks like Hellmuth showed Ivey who’s the boss in a hand which saw Ivey exit the Super Turbo Bounty event. 

Phil Hellmuth Eliminates Phil Ivey

Level 33 when blinds were at 200,000/400,000, big blind ante 400,000, Ivey from under the gun position moved all-in and his rival Hellmuth re-jammed from the middle position holding Pocket Rockets. Ivey KTs had an uphill task of beating pocket aces. 

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The dealer fanned out a flop of 4♠Q♥4♥. This gave Hellmuth two pairs and kept him ahead. The turn brought J♥ and that gave Ivey a straight draw. But a 3♣ river meant it was time for Ivey to pack up and leave the tournament in sixth place for $133,461. 

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