Back in Business?
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Phil Hellmuth was in the big blind for a recent hand and kept firing. He raised pre-flop, bet the flop, bet the turn and bet the river. By the river, with the board showing 
, Hellmuth had only one opponent. When his opponent called the last bet, Hellmuth turned over a small flush and the second-nut low, 
. Both were good to scoop the whole pot.
"I just went from owning a pawn shop to owning a small casino," Hellmuth said to Carlos Mortensen. Hellmuth now has about 60,000 chips.