The battle between the young online pros and the experienced live pros rages on as Phil Hellmuth Jr. wins his record setting eleventh World Series of Poker bracelet. This win thrust Hellmuth in front of Johnny Chan and Doyle Brunson for the all time bracelet record.

       Hellmuth ran over the competition at the final table and never put doubt in anyone's mind as to who was walking out with the title. Hellmuth also won a bracelet last and is demonstrating his dominating play by continuing to win tournaments even with the enormous field sizes.

       11 of Phil's 11 bracelets come in the game of Texas Hold'em. He has seven in no limit, three in limit, and one in pot limit. No matter how you feel about Phil himself there is no arguing with his results. Hellmuth won his first bracelet back in '89 when he defeated Johnny Chan heads up for the main event title.

       Both Brunson and Chan were at the bracelet ceremony to congratulate Phil on his accomplishment. With Phil's total world series of poker earnings now reaching over 5.5 million and his 11th bracelet on his wrist he let us know loud and clear that he's not going anywhere.