Poker pro Phil Hellmuth has failed again as he sought his 14th World Series of Poker bracelet.
Ted Forrest knocked him out last week during the $1,500 buy-in Seven-Card Razz and Hellmuth finished eighth in Saturday's Event 15, a $3,000 buy-in NLHE competition.
Event 15 had a total of 810 hopefuls and a huge prize pool of $2,211,300. Several big names in poker entered the event including Davidi Kitai, Vladimir Geshkenbein and Brandon Cantu.
Kitai made it to the final table along with Zahary Korik, John Andress, Mark Darner, Gordon Vayo and Tony Ruberto.
Kitai and Gordon Vayo entered the heads up phase and in the end it was Kitai that bagged the $508,640 prize.
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