

WSOP 2011: Highlights of the Most Memorable Hands
The WSOP 2011 tournament was filled with exciting moments and memorable hands. Evan McNiff made a 3-bet of 143,000 with As Th against Tri Hwin's Ah 2h and Hilton Laborda's 9c 7c. Phil Hellmuth made a limp with Jc Th and later went all-in with 31,500 against Martin Ross's 5s 3s. Martin de Knijff called Phil Hellmuth's all-in with 68,500 holding Kc Qh against Hellmuth's 3s 3c.
Max Heinzelmann won a significant pot with As 6d against Sean Deeb's Ad Ac, turning a 6c on the river. Heinzelmann also faced a challenging situation against Kyle Johnson, folding to Johnson's all-in push of 1,829,000 with Ad Tc against Johnson's Qd 9d.
These hands showcase the strategic depth and high stakes of the WSOP 2011 tournament, making it a must-watch for poker enthusiasts.
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