CRUSHING Poker & Life with Phil HELLMUTH!

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
  • Phil Hellmuth is known by everyone in the poker world. He has amassed an incredible $24,217,333 in live tournament earnings and has the most WSOP bracelets sitting on an impressive 15 of them.
    In this exclusive interview we will be looking at exactly how Hellmuth crushes in poker & life as he has become an angel investor in many companies.
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Комментарии • 161

  • @Jobysworld
    @Jobysworld 3 года назад +50

    Phil needs to teach seminars on self love. No one loves themselves more than Phil

    • @bullyboy131
      @bullyboy131 3 года назад +2

      Probably from him feeling that he wasn't loved much by his parents. He should see a psychiatrist

    • @jerrygarcia4390
      @jerrygarcia4390 3 года назад

      🤣

  • @joreyfritzcasandra6888
    @joreyfritzcasandra6888 3 года назад +43

    They say he plays really bad but the guy keeps on winning. What a legend.

    • @coldblood92
      @coldblood92 3 года назад +2

      Luckiest fish ever

    • @dreeszutphen8930
      @dreeszutphen8930 3 года назад +4

      @@coldblood92 says a 2nl player haha

    • @coldblood92
      @coldblood92 3 года назад

      @@dreeszutphen8930 50/100nl but okay sure. Find me on twitch @ twitch.tv/MatthewGambles

    • @coldblood92
      @coldblood92 3 года назад +1

      And honestly I don't know that Phil beats 100nl online today. His redline would be shit. He definitely can't beat 500nl

    • @dreeszutphen8930
      @dreeszutphen8930 3 года назад +3

      @@coldblood92 He is an old skool player and absolute no fish. But i agree and also think that he will be crushed online @ low/mid stakes cash.
      But that said he was and is a good live tournament player and a legend.

  • @veekay3158
    @veekay3158 3 года назад +15

    Phil Hellmuth is the most humble poker player of all time.

  • @Bart77377
    @Bart77377 2 года назад +3

    I'm not particularly a Phil Hellmuth fan, but the way he opens up about his character and the history behind it so honestly, I find pretty strong actually.

  • @brofroanomofo
    @brofroanomofo 3 года назад +11

    Phil knows wayyy more about gto strategy than other players give him credit for..you can't win like that (live OR online) with just pure "luck" or "white magic".. period!

    • @SoFasT99
      @SoFasT99 3 года назад +3

      Well of course bro. He is a world class player.

    • @sayeourselves
      @sayeourselves 3 года назад +5

      well he did create GTO :))

    • @BigBadVVolf22
      @BigBadVVolf22 3 года назад +3

      He of course knows game theory. But does he know optimal game theory??? That’s an entirely different thing.

  • @dreeszutphen8930
    @dreeszutphen8930 3 года назад +2

    Phil is an amazing person and a man who has not only won big prizes but is one of the guys that boosted the popularity of poker a few years ago.
    Thanks Jonathan and Phil for this great interview!

  • @ericcomp7032
    @ericcomp7032 3 года назад +3

    This is WHY I poker!!
    What an amazing community poker has with endless storylines...

  • @LijaPoker
    @LijaPoker 3 года назад +7

    RESPECT FOR THIS MAN

  • @mikeross1442
    @mikeross1442 3 года назад +1

    I commented on this before, I played in his charity tournament, I Final Table it and they sent me to Vegas. I will say that he is one of the nicest, sweetest gentleman that you will ever meet.

  • @TypeRob
    @TypeRob 3 года назад +8

    Hey man! I want to say a very good THANK YOU Jonathon and Phil for pulling and putting this interview together. I already bought AND read completely Hellmuth's #POSITIVITY book and ready to jot down my own personal steps with actions.! THANK YOU very much for enlightening myself to a possible incredible life journey. Rob

  • @greghawes4259
    @greghawes4259 3 года назад +1

    I love this interview. One of my 2021 goals is to meet Phil and Jonathan at the 2021 WSOP. Both are great models for fulfilment in life as well as at poker. Phil is now an old-timer: I can't wait until he's old enough to play us in the Seniors and Superseniors... Love you guys.

  • @officeofpeaceinformation5094
    @officeofpeaceinformation5094 3 года назад +4

    Pretty impressed w PH after this interview, he obv has narcissistic traits but it is pretty clear he doesn’t have a narcissistic personality disorder. He is grandiose and arrogant but the fact he can admit that he seeks attention because he has low self esteem because of his upbringing, this self reflection and sincerity means he is definitely not disordered. Also, People feel good around Phil in social settings away from the table, with disordered narcissists people feel uncomfortable and that something isn’t right.

  • @kevindesjarlais1472
    @kevindesjarlais1472 3 года назад +11

    He's not as good as he thinks he is but much better than the poker world will admit.

  • @steerpike50
    @steerpike50 3 года назад +4

    Just look at his record , you cant argue with that , they come and they go but Phil is still up there.

  • @cpasa798
    @cpasa798 3 года назад +1

    Congrats Jonathan for the interview, it was really good. The thing I like about poker players is that they think about the question before they answered

  • @3handedpoker
    @3handedpoker 3 года назад +6

    The GOAT! The reason he crushes so hard is because his opponents know how to read solves but don’t know how to read humans!

  • @AcesH1gh
    @AcesH1gh 3 года назад +2

    Guys definitely top of his game.
    His attitude is why he gets consistent results.
    Good interview JL thank you.

  • @wxkx4111
    @wxkx4111 3 года назад +6

    Incredible interview , thanks !

  • @sayeourselves
    @sayeourselves 3 года назад +3

    I respect Phil's game
    Not that he needs.my validation.
    Congrats Phil you're killing it ...

  • @oliverjordan695
    @oliverjordan695 3 года назад +1

    I like phil...he hides behind a reading ability to evade strategy questions. Smart.

  • @chocolatechip4777
    @chocolatechip4777 3 года назад +7

    Take a shot every time Phil says "you know"

    • @jantomka
      @jantomka 3 года назад +2

      (Unless you're interested to remember more than 3 minutes of the video.)

    • @SoFasT99
      @SoFasT99 3 года назад +4

      No thanks. I dont want to end in the hospital 😄😄😂😂

    • @adams1295
      @adams1295 3 года назад

      @@SoFasT99 if you know you know

    • @codevev
      @codevev 3 года назад

      Still better than one lady at one of my jobs. She literally was saying "you know" every 5 seconds

  • @nahumvilla2692
    @nahumvilla2692 3 года назад +1

    Just to say and hope I have some great news soon. you both guys have been my greatest examples and sources to learn poker. So grateful about you!

  • @ghostface8443
    @ghostface8443 3 года назад +4

    Met Phil live in my hometown, had coffe with him, I like him.

  • @Edward-xd1td
    @Edward-xd1td 3 года назад +3

    Pretty honest interview about himself I like it I didn't hear any ego until he said that he was better at games and all his family and then now he's better at any new poker game that comes out he's a month ahead of everybody LOL and I use exploitive poker quite often at the casino I play at 2-5 and higher and it can work better than GTO sometimes against certain player types and that's what he does I still think he gets crushed in deep stack cash games but probably nobody plays a smaller stack as good as he does and this format against Daniel is perfect for his game he'll probably beat Daniel

  • @spencerlee3201
    @spencerlee3201 3 года назад +7

    If you were to go by youtube alone, you would think Phil has never won a hand of poker in his life hahaha.
    Super cool interview, really cool hearing about this side of Phil, seems like a pretty down to earth dude. A normal dude who went on to become a world class poker player. Respect to Phil!

  • @criplexxx
    @criplexxx 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for the content JL 😎 Solide 💪 Thx for having mr. Hellmuth on 💪

  • @yourmaninlondoncollecting5749
    @yourmaninlondoncollecting5749 3 года назад +1

    I think... if Phil managed to Win the WSOP Main event again..he would refresh his Legend status. I know it is a lot to ask, but there is so many younger and also successful players in the field that it is easy to be a bit lost in the heap....
    BUT then again, Helmut IS and will always BE a Legend.

  • @boomerNRG
    @boomerNRG Год назад

    I love watching Phil play. It's always entertaining

  • @Murph_.
    @Murph_. 3 года назад +2

    Finally... a POSITIVE video by someone on Phil! Thanks Jonathan! I'm so sick of seeing all the negative videos about Phil. I don't understand how Doyle gets all the respect in the world (he deserves it, by the way), but Phil, who plays a game more similar to Doyle than the new breed of players, does not. Just doesn't make sense to me.

  • @jeffstock79
    @jeffstock79 3 года назад +1

    Phil's awesome. The John McEnroe of poker.

  • @yesno4921
    @yesno4921 3 года назад

    Didn't know this about Phil. Soldier status. Becoming a well known hold'em pro in such a difficult area since young. Has greys in beard. #1.

  • @marksoutofzen
    @marksoutofzen 3 года назад +1

    Great interview, with some fantastic life lessons. That is the key to anything happening, action.

  • @KenpachiPoker
    @KenpachiPoker 3 года назад +1

    Fantastic interview

  • @botanr101
    @botanr101 3 года назад +1

    There's 4 more hours of Phil Hellmuth and JL in courses "Advanced Wsop with Hellmuth" :) Its good content from a few yrs ago.

  • @adamthacker8009
    @adamthacker8009 3 года назад +1

    Great interview mate 👊 Phil is great at loving himself, but maybe that's not such a bad thing. He also bigs other people up alot too!

  • @out2lunch330
    @out2lunch330 3 года назад +2

    Hellmuth is the man, everyone has been saying he’s behind the game for years, say he gets too emotional,they underestimate his ability and he crushes them 😂

  • @fritzjrpreimess1973
    @fritzjrpreimess1973 3 года назад +2

    Loved it Jonathan. . Good job. 🙏

  • @Axame1
    @Axame1 3 года назад +5

    I'm starting to like him more and more. I just don't know how he wins with his strategies that are often really far from gto. He can't be lucky because in the long term there's no luck involved. He's probably just a gto robot that is programmed against gto players

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  3 года назад +4

      To be fair, the long term is REALLY long. That said, GTO is not the only way.

  • @DoughnutLord50
    @DoughnutLord50 3 года назад +4

    You know?

  • @jaesonetype5192
    @jaesonetype5192 3 года назад +1

    Phil = 🐐

  • @nicholasfinamore4261
    @nicholasfinamore4261 3 года назад +4

    I busted phil out of a wsop 3k nl event in 2006... my phil story

  • @keepupmcgee5099
    @keepupmcgee5099 3 года назад +1

    What companies should I invest in today?

  • @andrewmcfarlane6065
    @andrewmcfarlane6065 3 года назад +1

    Anyone know what app he's talking about that he won 1.6 on at 46:06

  • @feelgoodfashion
    @feelgoodfashion 3 года назад +1

    Phil has given a lot to poker, and whether he is seen as the best of not, matters little. He also is entitled to a life outside of poker. People today often take the opposite viewpoint no matter what you believe just to throw it up in your face (The contrary generation). The point is, its up to you to own or not own what people say about you. There are many people with their own ideas that got respected later. It was interesting to learn more about PHil. Some of the trash talk I have seen in poker seems unfriendly, and trash talk really should not give you any advantage. You have to tune it out and stick to your plan. A lot of poker players are no more than poker players, and they have a narrow view of others. Phil has crossed over that point, and realizes there is more to life than poker people. Most gaming environments have too many egos, too much trash talk, and people making the wrong decisions in the thick of it. When you can follow the career of a famous person, say like Efren Reyes, you get the see their whole life roll out from the success of youth, to the golden years and what they do there. Phils story is still midstream. Maybe he should worry less about what he thinks he hears, and just follow through to where he knows he is going....... ( Hearingness, it explains how we hear things. For example, somebody could in fact hear they are good looking, when in fact they hear they are still an ugly dog. Be careful about how you interpret what you hear. And its not easy when you are hearing things every day. People should thank Phil for his (gift) contribution to poker, and leave it at that.

  • @elijah2278
    @elijah2278 3 года назад +1

    Hellmuth Mad Libs ;"The Internet guys___my reading skills____,my autobiography____.(Hand)$#@* this is so sick. Everytime I _____ this guy_____. See I'm a bad loser but you're a bad winner and thats worse." Lol but in all seriousness he's one of my poker heroes.

  • @twhitten828
    @twhitten828 3 года назад

    Underestimating Me...Is always, to my advantage

  • @mskills9842
    @mskills9842 3 года назад +1

    Phil: You know😆

  • @thomasparg1981
    @thomasparg1981 3 года назад

    Definitely need more people like Phil in the world. Really enjoyed the chat.

  • @capitalgains4194
    @capitalgains4194 3 года назад +1

    Phils berating an degrading these players puts them on permanent tilt Phil is very shrewd and knows exactly what he is doing.
    :People lie, numbers dont
    Floyd Mayweather

  • @chetherron9566
    @chetherron9566 3 года назад +1

    You know, I admire what Phil has accomplished. Unfortunately Phil is the Rodney Dangerfield of poker for legitimate reasons. Respect isn't something that comes from how many bracelets you have.

  • @namechange9470
    @namechange9470 2 года назад +1

    JL: No, I'm not talking about YOU playing BJ, I'm talking about everyone else playing BJ with only 10K to their name.
    PH: Yep Yep. I'm getting there. Just let me talk about me for a bit and circle back to your question in about 5 mins.
    Love me some PH 🥰😆

  • @marksoutofzen
    @marksoutofzen 3 года назад +2

    How to win at heads up. Raise on the button, position is everything, and check raise when you are not, My pleasure.

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  3 года назад +2

      Good luck with that.

    • @marksoutofzen
      @marksoutofzen 3 года назад

      @@PokerCoaching Haha I wasn't being literal Jonathan, but thanks for the good luck wishes....I am sure you weren't being literal either? :) By the way, your poker lessons in the past have helped me a lot. I have had a sabbatical from poker, but when I was studying with you, I was winning and cashed 7 from 8 live tournaments and won one! The only non cash in that time was the actual bubble for a huge chip leading pot. So for anyone playing, they should listen to you and learn, all the best.

  • @francescoiadicicco1266
    @francescoiadicicco1266 2 года назад +1

    I love Hellmuth. No matter how much he tries me to not love him. He is THE PAIN in poker.

  • @zyzzmirincomeatme
    @zyzzmirincomeatme 3 года назад +1

    40:22 "Old man". Lol, sometimes Jonathan falls out of his interviewer role and goes back to default :D

  • @ROZDAB
    @ROZDAB Год назад +1

    You know

  • @DarrenSemotiuk
    @DarrenSemotiuk 3 года назад +3

    #WhiteMagic
    (you know)

  • @aviakaabrahamlanger8767
    @aviakaabrahamlanger8767 3 года назад +2

    Why do you guys wear T shirts !

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  3 года назад +5

      I do not think you can put pornography on RUclips.

    • @harold7792
      @harold7792 3 года назад

      ​@@PokerCoaching Lolol !!! Would you gain any viewership/subscriptions by going shirtless?

  • @davidholmes892
    @davidholmes892 2 года назад +1

    to be more accurate, phil is the greatest wsop tournament player. NOT the greatest poker tournament player overall( i dont see him winning regularly six figure buy-in tournies).. and definitely NOT the greatest poker player. that said, he is the best wsop tournament player fo sho.

  • @martinmax7557
    @martinmax7557 3 года назад +2

    🖒

  • @wontunow
    @wontunow 3 года назад +3

    First

  • @Bibonow
    @Bibonow 3 месяца назад

    You talked for more than 75% of the time..

  • @Shawk95
    @Shawk95 3 года назад +1

    DNegs is on a losing streak, bet on Hellmuth.

  • @stevenjacobson8177
    @stevenjacobson8177 9 месяцев назад

    The tallest manchild around.

  • @mariorcanazza2267
    @mariorcanazza2267 Год назад

    He admits to having very low self-esteem from childhood, which everyone knows because he feels the need to show off all the time, talk about himself and demean others. He needs to show others that he is a winner, he literally uses gold-rimmed glasses for that reason, and this sort of mental gap is kind of sad and annoying to me.

  • @brilliantbeaches5389
    @brilliantbeaches5389 3 года назад +1

    i like phil, but he should stop rapping. pls phil

  • @mothecat776
    @mothecat776 3 года назад

    Jonathan.Little. A person loses all that he has gained when he ACTS "LIKE A TOTAL JERK" even if it's 1% of the time. If childhood issues effect you NOW that is NO EXCUSE. Much like Jimmy Conners "great tennis player" Let his passion turn him into a NOBODY. Bobby Fischer's greatness is much diminished by his later-in-life insanity. HELMUTH, GROW UP!!!!!!!!

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  3 года назад +4

      It is difficult to be perfect in every aspect of life.

    • @marksoutofzen
      @marksoutofzen 3 года назад +1

      I see it as very entertaining. Let's face it, who is it you want to watch in Poker after Dark or any tv tournament? Least he has got some appreciation now of WHY he reacts like he does sometimes. Many people never look at themselves and say xxx affected me. I think it is commended to own your self, admit your insecurities and what causes you to act in a certain way. But for me and so many possibly millions of poker fans, the blow up's are what makes PH so interesting, and him describing why he is like he is, for me is to be admired!

    • @mothecat776
      @mothecat776 3 года назад

      About Phil Helmuth. Have "WE" learned NOTHING? Look where the tollerance of "abnormal" childish behavoir has left the world in the last 4 years (and before). Nothing good can come of childish aberrant behavior. We do NOT tollerate it in ourselves.

    • @mothecat776
      @mothecat776 3 года назад

      @@lovesturkeys No. I mean Jimmy Conners. McEnroe was no angel either but mellowed, a little, in his later years.

    • @KenpachiPoker
      @KenpachiPoker 3 года назад

      @@mothecat776 people that play with Phil don't seem to mind. It's just in your head that he's doing something wrong

  • @flopnessmonster5114
    @flopnessmonster5114 3 года назад +9

    Love how Phil's low key giving us a tour of his apartment throughout this interview. Guy's a legend

  • @stevenjacobson8177
    @stevenjacobson8177 6 месяцев назад +1

    Phil WSOP tournaments excellent Cash horrendous. Online horrendous All around ? Hell no !

  • @boomerNRG
    @boomerNRG Год назад +1

    I mean this with respect... He is the Donald Trump of poker.

  • @jamiealexander7665
    @jamiealexander7665 3 года назад +3

    He's such a narcissist lol, it's hilarious and charming at the same time.

  • @teaminstinctpoker4952
    @teaminstinctpoker4952 3 года назад +12

    Phil Hellmuth is the TOM BRADY of the poker world! He wins on all levels for long periods of time. He is ten steps ahead of the rest and he continues to win in any arena he steps into. That is all...LOL

  • @keepupmcgee5099
    @keepupmcgee5099 3 года назад +1

    I love Phil, but good god, he is a narcissist

  • @jeffreypieske6757
    @jeffreypieske6757 3 года назад +4

    Such a WONDERFUL interview!!!

  • @brake1adam
    @brake1adam 3 года назад +2

    Phil is a vary down to earth and has a good hart...
    Congratulations on your business life style... Poker can be good and can be bad and but for you poker has built great life... After seeing this and understanding who Phil is as a person and not who you see on TV or how the media makes him out to be I have a great respect for him as a poker player would love to have a position like his is standing like his in the poker world because he has truly made it to the top...

  • @cmactual
    @cmactual 3 года назад +1

    All I hear is ME,ME,...ME!

  • @Eskiimojoe1
    @Eskiimojoe1 3 года назад +2

    Absolutely awesome interview. Phil is such a unique person

  • @nicodurr729
    @nicodurr729 3 года назад +1

    There's no argue - he won the most titles so he's the best in that area. Nowadays everybody tends to overcomplicate things. Who's the best soccer team in germany? The one with the best pass-to-goal-ratio or the one with the most titles!? And honestly for me it's the same in poker. When I started out knew NOTHING about equity, solvers and so on, just played by gut feeling. And won almost 50% cash games. Now the more I get into this scientific math stuff, the worse my results get. So I'll rip that shit out again and get in the mood. Think about it, if everyone plays the same style, follows the same rules - how is it gonna work out for you!?

  • @nickyv1436
    @nickyv1436 3 года назад +1

    When I first got into poker I thought hellmuth was an arrogant narcissist but nowadays I think he’s a likable arrogant narcissist. He’s great for poker

  • @Gos1234567
    @Gos1234567 3 года назад +3

    His comeback from 3k to Daniels 97k is amazing!

    • @marksoutofzen
      @marksoutofzen 3 года назад +1

      It is no pure chance he has done this a hell of a lot in tournaments throughout his career. Most people get low stack and chuck it in, I have once come back with 1.5 big blinds and won a tournament, so never ever just give up. (obviously with 1.5 bb I did chuck it in at that point of course but rebuilt and went on and won!).

    • @emdiar6588
      @emdiar6588 3 года назад

      yeah, it was amazing he got reaaaaaally lucky and variance came to his rescue.

  • @Romariosofly
    @Romariosofly 2 года назад

    You know someone should count how many times Phil said “you know” in an hour in this interview lol still love watching Phil play though, you know!

  • @feelgoodfashion
    @feelgoodfashion 3 года назад +1

    In the early 80s I lived at the Morehouse Commune in SF. Everybody had to keep a want list. The when you get something you wanted, you just cross it off your list and you can add more at any time. Sometimes people came into your room and saw your list and gave you what you wanted, or offered to trade you one item on your list for one item on their list. Of course, this was people living in a house, 25 of them, and was supposed to be a supportive environment. (something you may not find in 2021)

  • @Lifeover70
    @Lifeover70 3 года назад +1

    Listening to your questions and Phil's reasoning to his actions leads to better understanding behaviors of players and career choices.
    Been unemployed since last year and have saved all
    most enough to sign up to your premium coaching course.
    This interview is encouraging as you both talked about different people at any age preparing to reach for goals from the heart.
    Hope to develop skill and patience in the game of poker thru your coaching teams.
    Kathryn

  • @balloe3466
    @balloe3466 2 года назад +1

    Didn't expect Phil to be this open, cool interview👍

  • @paulmeyer1756
    @paulmeyer1756 3 года назад +1

    Great interview. Thanks, Phil. Thanks Jonathon.

  • @dream-nz9yb
    @dream-nz9yb 3 года назад +2

    So cool to see this side of him...
    It’s reassuring that there are successful people with ADD too, I’m glad he shared that. However, from what I’ve read at least, it doesn’t always get better with age. Jonathan you had great questions, I’m looking forward to seeing Daniel’s. And to reading the books. Thanks, another great video!

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  3 года назад +2

      Fwiw, I was told by a psychiatrist about 10 years ago that I have the worst ADD he has ever seen, but I tend to channel it mostly into beneficial things. I don't view it as a bad thing as long as I stay in line.

    • @dream-nz9yb
      @dream-nz9yb 3 года назад

      @@PokerCoaching No way! There are so many youtubers with ADD... I was rediagnosed in February, before that I thought it was my fault I wasn't trying hard enough. I don't view it as all bad but it can be draining, I'm learning to stay in line and use my hyper focus to my advantage. Resilience and grit is something people with ADHD share and I saw you post on IG that being an important trait for poker players too. I've been watching a channel called How to ADHD. She has an awesome video on ADHD and Emotional Dysregulation that I would like Phil to watch, the Poker Brat all makes sense now lol

    • @dream-nz9yb
      @dream-nz9yb 3 года назад

      Oh and I think it's all called ADHD now but there are three types, we have ADHD Inattentive

  • @Steve-213
    @Steve-213 3 года назад +2

    Positivity

  • @johnnycash-tb3dg
    @johnnycash-tb3dg 3 года назад +1

    Jonathan,what you think about that old,UB story,and scam?Anything you say would be appreciated..

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  3 года назад +1

      It was obviously a horrible thing and I think Hellmuth did right by distancing himself from the company as soon as he was aware of the issue.

    • @johnnycash-tb3dg
      @johnnycash-tb3dg 3 года назад +1

      @@PokerCoaching thank you for reply,Jonathan..It looks wild,yeah..

  • @Christina-rb5yw
    @Christina-rb5yw 3 года назад +1

    ^Thank You 10 fold^

  • @c4stanbury
    @c4stanbury 3 года назад +1

    lets gooo Phil!!!

  • @chrisbuchanan8579
    @chrisbuchanan8579 3 года назад +1

    Great interview JL!

  • @tylerb474
    @tylerb474 3 года назад +1

    Always good stuff