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[QUOTE="spectralwave, post: 6488374, member: 421600"]
And it's not that in the turns of the world, 16 WSOP bracelet owner Phil Hellmuth has found a crass player ahead of him. The feat took place on the first day of disputes at the Heads-Up Showndown, a heads-up tournament held by PokerGo in Las Vegas with a buy-in of US$ 25,0000.

By a draw from the organizers, Phil Hellmuth's challenger was a guest at the tournament, entrepreneur Eric Perrson, owner of Maverick Gaming. Despite having won the duel, his behavior did not please those who watched the dispute and especially the “Poker Brat”. Perrson even showed his middle fingers to his opponent when he was already ahead and pulled a big pot.

Hellmuth even asked the organizers for some kind of punishment for his opponent, but he ended up getting excited and was warned. One-on-one was decided with Perrson in a big advantage holding AA and the opponent with K3. After the victory, the businessman continued to pin the legend of the game and told reporter Jeff Platt that his rival was outdated.

At the time of elimination, Hellmuth stated that he would not play any more tournaments organized by PokerGo with Perrson present. On Twitter, the Poker Brat stated that he should have been a 'best man in the match', accepted the abuse and found a way to win the duel.
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