Joey Weissman raised to 6,200, and Phil Hellmuth reraised all in for his last 9,900 from the big blind. Weissman made the call with and was dominated by Hellmuth's .
Four players were in action on the flop, and Scott Seiver was first to act. He checked to Christian Harder, who bet 3,200. Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier made the call, and then Anthony Gregg folded.
Just before the break, Phil Hellmuth was eliminated. We caught the very end of the hand, but the dealer informed us of the rest. Action folded to Henry Strasser in middle position and he limped in.
Over at the secondary feature table, Simon Charette opened for 2,200 from the under-the-gun position and received a call from Jeremy Kottler in middle position.
Finally, Phil Hellmuth and Tom Dwan have joined us on Day 1b of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event. Hellmuth is seated at the feature table, while Dwan is at an outer table which is adjacent to his good friend Phil Ivey.
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A few moments ago, we noticed that Phil Hellmuth wasn't sitting in his chair. We walked over to his table so see if he was just taking a short break, and his stack was missing as well.
"Now that my kids are in college they don't want to see me anymore," was the first thing we heard Phil Hellmuth say when he took his seat in the tournament here in the last level of Day 1.
We happened by Jason Mercier's table just in time to overhear him tell David "Doc" Sands that he had just received a text message from Phil Hellmuth, who is poised to make a patented late entrance to this event.
If Greg Merson wins the 2012 World Series of Poker Main Event, then he will also win the 2012 Player of the Year race.
Wow. He's done it again. Earlier in the summer Phil Hellmuth was able to silence the critics when he won his 12th World Series of Poker bracelet.
Sergii Baranov limped from the button and Phil Hellmuth simply said, "Three hundred more." "All in," Baranov said. "Call," Hellmuth snapped. "I'm going to win this right here.
Phil Hellmuth had the button. He raised to 160,000 and Sergii Baranov called. The flop came and they both checked. The prompted a 200,000 bet from Baranov. Hellmuth opted to raise to 500,000 and Baranov mucked.
Sergii Baranov raised to 190,000 and Phil Hellmuth made the call before checking dark. Baranov then bet 120,000 on the , and again Hellmuth called and then checked dark.
The flop read and Sergi Baranov checked to Phil Hellmuth on the button. Hellmuth bet 125,000 and Baranov called. They both checked the turn and the hit the river. Baranov checked to Hellmuth who bet 300,000.
Phil Hellmuth opened big to 320,000 from the small blind and then called when Stephane Albertini moved all in from the big for nearly 900,000. Showdown Albertini: Hellmuth: Albertini was way out in front, and the kept him there.
Phil Hellmuth called from the button and Stephane Albertini raised to 235,000 from the small blind. It folded back to Hellmuth and he called. The flop came and Albertini checked. Hellmuth bet 350,000 and Albertini raised to 775,000.
Sergii Baranov limped from the small blind and Phil Hellmuth checked his option from the big. The flop saw the latter call a bet of 100,000 from the former, and then the dealer burned and turned the .
Phil Hellmuth held the button and raised to 140,000. It folded to Sergii Baranov who called from the big blind. The two checked the flop and the turned. Hellmuth led for 130,000 only to be raised to 280,000 by Baranov. Hellmuth called.
Sergii Baranov raised to 120,000 from the button and was met with a three-bet to 340,000 from the small blind. The big folded, Baranov called, and the flop fell .
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