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03-16-2006, 12:53 PM
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Phil Hellmuth Publishes his Side Game Record
Not sure if this has been posted:
Lifetime Plays January 27, 2006 For the record, I have beaten the $1,000-$2,000 and higher "big limit mixed games" for a lot of money, despite what you may have heard. Here is every play I've made lifetime, so far. In about 1996 at the Hall of Fame Poker Classic, I won $170,000 in the $2,000-$4,000 game. In Dec., 2003 I played $1,000-$2,000 and won $90,000. Then in Nov. 2005 in the $2,000-$4,000 game at the Bellagio, I won $116,000 or so. The next week, I won about $230,000 in that game, and the very next day I won another $73,000 or so. Then a bit of losing came along in December, where I played Friday night and lost $80,000, Saturday night I lost $40,000 or so, and Sunday I lost $53,000 all in the $2,000-$4,000 game. I was super tired all three plays, and should have slept Friday night, rather than hop into the game. I did lose $150,000 in the "High limit Poker" games on GSN over two plays, luckily I only had 20% of myself in that game, vs. 100% in all of the other games mentioned above and below. In 2004 and 2005, I had one losing trip in the sidegames--Aruba in 2004--until my High Limit Poker trip, and the above mentioned losses at the end of the year, in December. On those 20 or so trips, I usually played anywhere from $200-$400 (Partly) to $400-$800 (mostly). This year, I will be documented all of my side game wins and losses, and the number of hours played, here at the site or at a new site that I'm providing some content for that I will tell you about when we are launched there....Good luck, Phil Hellmuth jr Too bad online wasn't included.. 
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03-16-2006, 12:59 PM
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Re: Phil Hellmuth Publishes his Side Game Record
Gosh,
Looks like Phil was +/- about 50-100 BB or so each time. He achieved normal statistical expectations. What an accomplishment! Congratulations, Phil. One day, I hope I can achieve normal statistical variance in big money games, too. You are my hero. Love, X
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03-16-2006, 01:20 PM
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Re: Phil Hellmuth Publishes his Side Game Record
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Gosh, Looks like Phil was +/- about 50-100 BB or so each time. He achieved normal statistical expectations. What an accomplishment! Congratulations, Phil. One day, I hope I can achieve normal statistical variance in big money games, too. You are my hero. Love, X [/ QUOTE ] Well, until you do, you can't really talk can you? And your sarcastic response only serves to make you look like a fool.
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03-16-2006, 01:26 PM
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Re: Phil Hellmuth Publishes his Side Game Record
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[ QUOTE ] Gosh, Looks like Phil was +/- about 50-100 BB or so each time. He achieved normal statistical expectations. What an accomplishment! Congratulations, Phil. One day, I hope I can achieve normal statistical variance in big money games, too. You are my hero. Love, X [/ QUOTE ] Well, until you do, you can't really talk can you? And your sarcastic response only serves to make you look like a fool. [/ QUOTE ] Your defense of Phil here only makes you look like a sicophant fanboy.
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03-16-2006, 01:29 PM
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Re: Phil Hellmuth Publishes his Side Game Record
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[ QUOTE ] Gosh, Looks like Phil was +/- about 50-100 BB or so each time. He achieved normal statistical expectations. What an accomplishment! Congratulations, Phil. One day, I hope I can achieve normal statistical variance in big money games, too. You are my hero. Love, X [/ QUOTE ] Well, until you do, you can't really talk can you? And your sarcastic response only serves to make you look like a fool. [/ QUOTE ] All the comments on phil hellmuth are so ridiculous. Everyone thinks he sucks at cashgames, is way overrated etc. The most amusing thing, he has quite the impressive statistics and the saddest part: everyone here may not even stand in phil's shadow. But hey, seems to be everyone's hobby: bashing hellmuth. A lot of jealous people..
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