Phil Hellmuth's Son Selling WSOP Stakes: Could Earn $10 Million

Phil Hellmuth's son is selling stakes in his WSOP tournaments, with a coefficient of 1.1 for several tournaments and 1.4 for the main event.

The Colossus tournament with a $500 buy-in had 16,269 entries, and the winner, Justin Smith, received 1,100 buy-ins. In the final hand of the Colossus tournament, Miles Herman pushed 9.5 blinds with eights, and Justin Smith called with AKo, hitting a flush on the river.

A dealer error occurred in the Colossus tournament, where the button received cards first instead of the big blind, but the hand continued with equal stacks. In the Mystery Bounty tournament with a $10,000 buy-in, players received identical cards twice in a row due to a shuffling machine error. Dario Sammartino confirmed the shuffling machine error and shared the incident on Instagram. The Mystery Bounty tournament's final table will be played tonight, with the champion receiving $678,300 plus bounties.