Hellmuth Has the Wright Stuff Nick Wright Hellmuth bet 45,000, Wright folded, and Jennings discovered the bad news – that he finished as the bubble boy. On the turn, Hellmuth bet 25,000 and Wright called to see the river, which was the 6 ♦ giving Hellmuth trips. Jennings paired his king as was a big favorite, and he stayed in front on the 2 ♣ turn after the two active players checked the flop.

Hellmuth was in the big and called with the 7 ♦ 6 ♥ and with no option to raise, Wright called as well to see a 8 ♦ 6 ♠ K ♠ flop. With the blinds at 10,00/20,000/20,000, Wright raised to 70,000 from the button with the Q ♥ J ♥ and Jennings moved all in from the small blind for 75,000 with the K ♦ J ♦. Ship the double to Jennings! Hellmuth Trips Up Jennings Phil Hellmuth

Jennings just needed to dodge either a nine or seven on the river, which he successfully did when the 6 ♦ bricked. The K ♠ K ♦ 2 ♠ flop wasn’t anything special, and neither was the 4 ♣ turn.

Jennings got it in good but Wright held two live cards. Hellmuth got out of the way and Wright called to create a 294,000 pot. In one of the first hands, Wright raised the button to 45,000 with the 9 ♦ 7 ♦ only to have Jennings three-bet jam for 132,000 from the small blind holding the A ♣ J ♦. Here’s a look at some of the most interesting hands from this week’s episode: Jennings Gets It in Against Wright Peter Jennings Wright began the episode as the chip leader with 443,000, Hellmuth sat in the middle with 270,000, and Jennings brought up the rear with 182,000. Last week’s episode marked Part 2 as seven were cut down to the final three, which was the money bubble as only the top two would get paid – the winner was set to take home $50,000 and the runner-up $20,000. They were also joined by UFC ring announcer Bruce Buffer and daily fantasy sports legend Peter Jennings. Among those in action were sports personality Nick Wright, Maria Ho, Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth, and Jon Aguiar. Two weeks ago on 'Poker After Dark', it was the first part of the $10,000 buy-in 'Fight Night' sit-n-go style format game, which started players with 125,000 in chips.

Wright Flops the Joint Hellmuth on the Ropes.

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