Phil Hellmuth Guns for Record 14th WSOP Bracelet

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Poker phenom Phil Hellmuth is looking to win his 14th World Series of Poker bracelet as he was among 12 players who survived Day 2 of the $10,000 Razz Championship.

Adam Owen sits at the top of the chip counts after bagging 591,000 and Thomas Keller is just behind him with 535,000.  Hellmuth finished the day third in chips.

Hellmuth, one of poker’s most ardent tweeters, provided updates throughout the event.

At the conclusion of Day 2 he tweeted:

End of Day 2 in @WSOP  Razz (7 Low): 12 of us left and I'm in 3rd place in chips. I love Razz and I'm playing great: need to keep it up!

The winner of this event not only gets a bracelet, they also take home a cool $271,105.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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