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Phil Hellmuth, Jr. - Bio

One of the most controversial players in theHis World Series of Poker accomplishments
world of poker, Phil Hellmuth, Jr. is ofteninclude: first place finishes in The
known by the not-so-affectionate moniker ofChampionship Event in 1989, Limit Hold 'em in
"The Poker Brat." But while his antics at the1992, 1993, and 2003, two No Limit Hold 'em
table have been known to ruffle a fewevents in 1993, one in 2001, and one in 2003,
feathers, Hellmuth has also been one of theand  Pot  Limit  Hold  'em  in  1997.
most dominating players over the course of
his career. In fact, many fans of the gameHowever, for all his accomplishments, Phil
view him as the face of professional poker,has yet to win at the final table of a World
especially  Texas  Hold  'em.Poker Tour event. He finished fourth at the
Lucky Chances event (season one) and third at
Born July 16th, 1964 in Madison, Wisconsin,Foxwoods (season two). No doubt, this brings
Phillip J. Hellmuth, Jr. was the oldest ofa  smile  to  the  face  of  his  detractors.
five children. Being the son of a successful
university assistant dean, Phil excelled inHellmuth is also involved in many ventures
school and looked poised to follow in hisaway from the card table. He frequently
father's academic footsteps. Fate, however,contributes to Card Player Magazine, as well
had  other  plans.as having penned Play Poker like the Pros,
Bad Beats and Lucky Draws, Poker Brat (which
Phil enrolled in the University of Wisconsin,was on the best-seller list for a month), and
and it was here that his poker career got offThe Greatest Poker Hands Ever Played. He has
the ground. He was initially invited to playalso made several instructional videos,
in cash poker games at the student union, butincluding Phil Hellmuth's Million Dollar
soon found that the low-dollar games didn'tPoker Secrets. He is a spokesperson for the
present enough of a challenge. Months later,Ultimate Bet online poker room, and has been
he was competing against professors and othercollaborating with Oakley on a signature line
members of the campus community in $100of sunglasses (no doubt, to compliment his
buy-in games. Hellmuth did so well that hesignature line of clothing). Phil also writes
was able to pay off his student loans anda syndicated column which is printed in over
still have a $20,000 bankroll left over. At40  U.S.  newspapers.
this point, he dropped out of college in his
junior year and became a professional pokerWhen he's not traveling around the world
player.playing poker, Hellmuth makes his home in
Palo Alto, California with his wife Katherine
In 1989, the 24-year-old Hellmuth defeated(a psychiatrist at Stanford University) and
Johnny Chan to become the youngest championtwo sons, Phillip III and Nicholas. His
of the World Series of Poker main event. Asfavorite food is salmon, while his favorite
of 2006, he has won an impressive nine Worldmusic and movies range from Pearl Jam and The
Series of Poker bracelets (bracelets areAmerican President to The Rolling Stones and
awarded to tournament winners), all in theThe  Matrix.
Texas Hold 'em events. He was the season
three champion of Late Night Poker, and heHe estimates that his skill at poker and
defeated Chris Ferguson in 2005 to win thefondness for self-promotion may earn him as
inaugural National Heads-Up Pokermuch as $400,000,000 in his lifetime. Then
Championship. As of 2006, his total liveagain, would you expect anything less from
tournament  winnings  exceed  $7,200,000.the face of modern professional poker?



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