Phil Hellmuth at Gioco Digitale.it WPT Venice Grand Prix: Phantom of the Poker Table

Say what you will about Phil Hellmuth, but the man knows how to make an entrance. After years of arriving at poker tournaments dressed as a race car driver, Julius Caesar or a Roman gladiator, Hellmuth tried on a new persona for his entrance at the Gioco Digitale WPT Venice Grand Prix. So how did…

Matt Clark

Mar 27, 2013

Say what you will about Phil Hellmuth, but the man knows how to make an entrance.

After years of arriving at poker tournaments dressed as a race car driver, Julius Caesar or a Roman gladiator, Hellmuth tried on a new persona for his entrance at the Gioco Digitale WPT Venice Grand Prix.

So how did the grand entrance work out?

Hellmuth was out of the tournament after playing just one level.

We can’t wait to see what he comes up with next.

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