Deeb Sends Hellmuth to the Rail Again
When Phil Hellmuth sat down at Shaun Deeb's table, Deeb said, "This is gonna be fun."
"Can I get a new table, please?" Dario Sammartino asked, also seated with them.
Sammartino raised to 4,500, and Hellmuth three-bet to 17,000. Shaun Deeb, on the button, made it 42,000 to play on a four-bet. Everyone folded back around to Hellmuth, and after some time, he called, leaving himself with just 2,300 behind.
Both players took one card. Hellmuth checked over to Deeb. Deeb asked for a count, and upon seeing Hellmuth's tiny stack, put him all in for the rest. Hellmuth thought for a bit, then called.
Deeb showed 
, and it was good. Hellmuth's hand was turned over, revealing 
for an ace-low.
"I thought you were drawing," Hellmuth said, as he got up from his chair and took his leave from the tournament.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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215,000
114,200
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114,200 |
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