Phil Hellmuth is cursing again! After being eliminated from the final table at the US Open Poker Tournament #8 by David "Chino" Rheem, he called the latter the worst player in history.
It was a $15,000 buy-in Omaha game with 4 players left on the field and the game's level was 2W/4W.
Hellmuth's hole card: AA85; Rheem's hole card: JJ97.
Reheem raises $115K in the big blind; Hellmuth 3-bet in the small blind is $345k; Rheem calls;
Flop 1078; Hellmuth All-in; Rheem call.
Transfer 6; River J; Hellmuth out.
During the showdown phase, Hellmuth realized when he saw his opponent's Shunko that he might be finished, and he stood up, scolded and grinned, "This damn idiot, I want to play with him for the rest of my life." He actually used a garbage tag with 35W..."
But that's far from over. When the last public card was turned over, Hellmuth continued to scold as he packed his things: "How can I get fourth place in TM... This guy, he TM is the worst player ever... He TM is crazy... He doesn't deserve it! He TM didn't deserve it, it was a terrible game... He didn't know math. I want to throw up,...... wtf......”。 As he spoke, he meekly punched Rhem.
Until he reached the exit, Hellmuth was still muttering, "... My stomach was upset. The worst player took all my chips and he followed 35W... Why? Why put a penny in it? ”
Well...... It's really "Phil Hellmuth"! Speaking of which, this kind of thing is not once or twice. If you remember, Hellmuth also insulted his opponents for being eliminated at last year's WSOP, and also promised to burn down the Rio Casino.
At the time, he issued an apology afterwards: "My parents were embarrassed / Angry with me... My friend said I was going too far. After being ridiculed on social media for 44 hours, I realized that my rant set a bad example for all poker players and I thought I could control it. I may not be perfect, but I can get better..."
He said he was going to change it, but now it seems that Hellmuth has clearly forgotten his own promise. Fortunately, everyone is used to it, and if there is anything more impressive than hellmuth's record of 17 gold bracelets, it is only that stinky mouth. If Hellmuth did become a humble gentleman one day, it would be surprising.
Returning to the other client, Rheem accepted the insults indifferently, laughing through them, i.e., not angry or fighting back. But given his past experiences, he probably already had too much of an experience of being abused.
Rheem is also a notorious figure in poker circles, using various means to defraud sponsorships and then settle the bill after winning prizes. In one of the most famous videos in poker, he was asked about his fraud in an unambiguous tone...
The question now is, is this wave of Phil Hellmuth a substitute for Skywalker?