Phil Hellmuth Guns for Record 14th WSOP Bracelet: Did He Win?

On Thursday, Phil Hellmuth, the World Series of Poker's most decorated player, notched his 108th WSOP cash and 51st WSOP final table here in the WSOP APAC Event #7 AU$2,200 Six-Max No-Limit Hold'em. Now, the 1989 WSOP Main Event champ had a chance as his record 14th gold bracelet and looks to become just the third player to win gold bracelets in the US, Europe, and Australia, the others being Daniel Negreanu and Jeff Lisandro.

Thanks to busting out Kris Nestorovic in seventh place, Hellmuth took 266,500 in chips into Day 3. While that's technically fifth on the leader board out of the final six players, the top five stacks were separated by less than 50,000 in chips, as the top stack has 315,000.

So how did he do?

Gambling911.com had the opportunity to see Hellmuth finish 4th at this year's event and, thus, miss out on another bracelet. 

In the end it was Alexander “AJ” Antonios who finished in 1st place.

$2,200 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max Results
1st Alexander “AJ” Antonios – $128,784 2nd Michael Tran – $79,646 3rd Steven Zhou – $55,365 4th Phil Hellmuth – $38,909 5th Yu Kurita – $27,624 6th Bruno Politano – $19,809