Phil Hellmuth All-Time WSOP Cashes Leader

Phil Hellmuth is known for a lot of things, some good and some bad. This past weekend he became the WSOP's all-time cashes leader by cashing in for the 50th time. Phil Hellmuth is a tremendous poker player and it is probably a shame that he is more known for his outbursts than he is for his ability to play poker.

Hellmuth finished in 67th place (out of 2,776 poker players) in the $1500 No Limit Hold'em event. I'm sure he had something to say as he made his way away from the tables and into the parking lot. One thing is for certain, he is a tremendous poker player and he is fun to watch whether or not you like him.

In other news, Dutch Boyd has made a major impact on the poker world at this years WSOP as he collected his first World Series of Poker Bracelet and restoring his name and the Crew back into the poker spotlight. Dutch Boyd won the $2,500 Short Handed No-Limit event to capture his bracelet. Keep your eye on him for the remainder of the World Series of Poker as he has been playing real well of late, and the other poker pro's have him on their radar screens.