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Win a Signed Copy of “Deal Me In”
In honor of my new site, I’ll be giving away autographed copies of the must-read Deal Me In! This year’s WSOP kicks off May 27th – place your bets now on how many final tables I’ll make, how many times I’ll finish runner-up (à la 2011), and how many bracelets I’ll win over the course of the tournament. Read More »
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Aloha, Nanea!
Earlier this month I was in Kailua Kona, Hawaii, playing at the Nanea Golf Course. It’s a private course that feels like it’s in the middle of paradise. I didn’t win as MUCH $$$ as I should have, but I did ok. Even better than playing was relaxing at my friend’s beautiful compound, overlooking the ocean. Check out the pictures and videos I took of the incredible surroundings! Read More »
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Welcome To PhilHellmuth.com
Welcome everybody to my new site!! I wanted to take a minute to say hello and tell you a bit about it. One of my favorite parts of the site is that it’s not just a look into the world of yours truly, but also a place where you can share great stuff with fellow fans and me. It’s your one-stop for the latest on poker, my life, and everything in between. Be sure to sign up for a free account and start checking the site out today.
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Father’s Day Gift Guide
Father’s Day is coming up this weekend, and that means it’s time to grab some gifts for all the dads out there. I’m always up for a good poker gift, but gadgets are a lot of fun, too. Here are some of my top picks for gifts this year: Read More »
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Flashback Moment: Family Portrait, 1973
1973 pic of my family! So lucky to still be really close to everyone… Dad, Mom, Ann, Me, David, Kerry, and Molly. We’re all spread out over the US, but we still make time for big family gatherings several times a year. And our annual Christmas poker tournament is legendary!!
Send me your awkward family photos! Submit them and I may show them right here on PhilHellmuth.com.
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From the Archive: Hellmuth’s Hold’Em, Feb. 28, 2005
Texas Hold’em poker takes five minutes to learn but a lifetime to master — so says traditional thinking. From the outset, it appears simple: After the four rounds of betting are complete, each player forms the best possible five-card hand by selecting three cards from the five “shared” community cards and his or her two hidden “hole” cards. Granted, there’s a little more to the game than that. Read More »
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