

Shaun Deeb Bets Big Against Phil Hellmuth III in WSOP Main Event
Poker pro Shaun Deeb is betting against Phil Hellmuth III in the WSOP main event, risking up to $10 million. The younger Hellmuth is charging a 1.4 markup when selling action for the tournament.
Phillip Hellmuth III has been playing no-limit hold 'em professionally 300 days a year for the last three years. His biggest tournament win was $7,149 in an $800 event at the WSOP.
Daniel Negreanu criticized Phil Hellmuth's advice to his son, Phillip Hellmuth III, about charging a markup. Jennifer Tilly commented that the scenario was a classic Hellmuth move to build drama and interest.
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