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Phil Hellmuth Misses Out on 17th WSOP Bracelet in High Roller Event
TournamentsNovember 23, 2021·1 min read

Phil Hellmuth Misses Out on 17th WSOP Bracelet in High Roller Event


Phil Hellmuth, the legendary American poker player, came close to breaking his own record of WSOP bracelets but fell short in the WSOP 2021 Event #84: Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller. Hellmuth finished second, earning $734,800. The tournament featured a substantial prize pool of $4,069,370 and attracted 85 high rollers.

Jeremy Osmus emerged victorious, securing his third WSOP bracelet and taking home $1,188,910. Osmus defeated Hellmuth in the heads-up final. Daniel Negreanu finished third, earning $519,760.

Other notable players at the final table included Alexander Petersen from Denmark, Laszlo Bujtas from Hungary, Jared Bleznik from the USA, Josh Arie from the USA, Ben Lamb from the USA, and Veselin Karakitukov from Bulgaria. A total of 13 players received prize money, with the minimum payout being $83,950.

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