WPH #374: HELLMUTH Puts DWAN Under PRESSURE In The High Stakes Duel

Today we have our final hand we’ll be covering from the High Stakes Duel III Round 2 between Phil Hellmuth and Tom Dwan.

These players battled it out in an excellent match and I’m looking forward to watching the rematch – who do you think will win?

In this spot, Hellmuth is up to his old tricks and tries putting some serious pressure on Dwan! Dwan has all the blockers in the world, but does that mean he should fold as Hellmuth keeps firing?

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