There are ten players left in Event #38 $3,000 NL Hold'em. Dustin Holmes is the chip leader with 1.075M.
Phil Hellmuth is among the final ten players. He was quick to point out that he has not made the final table... yet. If he can survive one more bustout, he'll tie T.J. Cloutier with 39 career final tables. Currently, Hellmuth holds the record for bracelets with 11, and the most WSOP cashes with 60. When he returns on Tuesday he'll try to win bracelet #12. He has a lot of work ahead of him considering that he's one of the short stacks.
Final Table Seating Assignments and Chip Counts:
Seat 1: Phil Hellmuth - 213,000
Seat 2: Luke Vrable - 315,000
Seat 3: Ben Fineman - 272,000
Seat 4: Dustin Holmes - 1,076,000
Seat 5: Jason Song - 284,000
Seat 6: Brett Richey - 738,000
Seat 7: Daniel Corbin - 210,000
Seat 8: Shankar Pillai - 371,000
Seat 9: Perry Friedman - 723,000
Seat 10: Beth Shak - 740,000
Usually, WSOP final tables are nine-handed with a few exceptions. This is one of them. There are ten players remaining and play has been suspended. The final ten players are redrawing for seats at the final table. Stay tuned for seating assignments and chip counts.
Luke Vrabel raised 41K from UTG. Phil Hellmuth reraised all in for 172K. Vrabel folded and Hellmuth showed . Vrabel said he folded A-10.
"I've been playing great poker all day and he wakes up to A-K. Unreal!" Vrabel screamed for ESPN's cameras.
Vrabel and Hellmuth were jawing earlier in the day. They were at the same table and Vrabel took a pot from Hellmuth with J-9. Hellmuth berated him for awhile, for calling his raise with that hand.
Jason Song raised 40K. Shankar Pillai reraised 200K from the button. Beth Shak moved all in for 450K. Song folded and Pillai went into the tank for a few minutes before he folded face-up. Shak showed to take down the pot. She increased her stack to 700K while Pillai slipped to 260K.