During the Slot Gambling show on TV, Phil either wins or loses.

Phil either wins or loses on a TV show about slots gambling. To prepare for this article, I did some web searches about Phil either winning or losing on a TV show about slots gambling. I thought I would see a lot of Phil's losses and fewer of his wins. In fact, it's not true at all. When you type "Phil Helmuth loses" into Google, you get an impressive 106,000 results. When you type "Phil Hellmuth wins," you get an impressive 416,000 results.

But when I narrowed my search to Hellmuth playing a single hand of Slot Gambling, I saw that the numbers were backwards. For instance, when I searched for "Great Play by Phil Hellmuth," I got 557,000 hits, but when I searched for "Bad Play by Phil Hellmuth," I got over 1.2 million hits.

"Bad Play by Daniel Negreanu" only brings up 152,000 results, but "Good Play by Daniel Negreanu" brings up about a million! Then I looked more closely at the videos that came up when I searched for terms that were good for Phil. I noticed that even when Phil was winning hands, the plot twists didn't always go together. You'll see titles like "Hellmuth Gets Lucky," "Phil Hellmuth Busts an Amateur," and "Phil Hellmuth's Ordinary Swagger."

So, when Phil plays Slots well and wins, the "Brat Haters" often make fun of him, and when he gets a bad beat and spins out of control, everyone laughs as if Phil were finishing Hell Sunday during fraternity initiation.

Even I couldn't help but enjoy the moment when I saw Negreanu's face light up with a smile after Phil lost a big pot and went "on tilt." Probing Phil is one thing, but when these moments are televised and then put on YouTube playlists where they can be watched again and again, it makes any want tobe amateur at Slot Gambling feel like he has a free pass to jump on the "Brat Hazing" bandwagon, even if he's not a member of the fraternity! [Note to self: Tell Phil about the idea for the "I Love Brat Hazing" t-shirt the next time we talk!]

Cases and points, blog posts, and trolls on Twitter and other social media sites about Phil can be downright mean. I saw kids who could barely pay their rent go on the internet and call Hellmuth names and be very rude to the person who held the record for the most bracelets won. visit a trusted place to play slots Bobaslot77.

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