A Historic Tournament
The 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise Super Main Event showcased poker at its finest with a staggering $50 million prize pool. Among the nearly 2,000 participants, Phil Hellmuth’s elimination on the $50,000 money bubble stood out as a defining moment of the event.
A Nail-Biting End
Hellmuth, a 17-time WSOP bracelet winner, was eliminated in dramatic fashion by high-stakes player Alan Keating. Despite his strategic gameplay, Hellmuth’s run ended when his final hand couldn’t hold up, leaving him short of cashing in this historic tournament.
Rising Stars Take Center Stage
With Hellmuth’s departure, attention shifts to the remaining competitors, including poker luminaries like Liv Boeree, David Peters, and Gytis Lazauninkas. These players continue to vie for the $6 million top prize, promising intense action as the tournament progresses.
The Legacy of WSOP
Hellmuth’s exit underscores the unpredictable and thrilling nature of high-stakes poker. As the WSOP continues to attract the best players worldwide, the Paradise Super Main Event solidifies its status as a landmark in poker history.
