Phill Hellmuth is the player who has won more bracelets (13) in the history of the WSOP.
(1964) Collector of records in the world of poker, has several records among the best in history: it is 3rd in the historical ranking of earnings ($ 17,400,000), after Antonio Esfandiari and Sam Trickett; has reached the awards in 95 events and has been planted in the final table of 49 tournaments.

But if something is known Hellmuth is for its collection of WSOP bracelets: it has more than anyone in the world (13).
The first one got it in 1989, and it was big: winning Johnny Chan, winner in 1987 and 1988, in the final of the Main Event of the WSOP, and becoming the youngest player (24 years) in getting so precious bracelet.
Despite being a relatively young player (49 years old), and still remain active, he entered the select Poker Hall of Fame in 2007.

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