WSOP: Phil Ivey closing in on bracelet #11

Phil Ivey SPEAKS TO US 😱  We can say we were there for the $347,440 WINNING MOMENT as poker pro Phil Ivey makes history and solidifies his 'poker GOAT" status, winning his 11th World Series of Poker bracelet - making him the SECOND BEST poker player of all time?  He now sits behind Phil Hellmuth on the WSOP bracelet leaderboard. 

The best worst hand in lowball poker send Phil Ivey to the 11-timers club. 

It's official, the GOAT Phil Ivey has claimed WSOP bracelet #11 in Event #29: 2-7 Limit Triple Draw Championship. 

After being down to just one big bet on Day 3 of the tournament, Ivey managed to climb back to take an overwhelming chip lead during the heads up portion of play. 

From that point on, it was all business as Ivey went about his work with precision and skill -- in other words, a GOAT doing GOAT things. Ivey's win comes in one of the most prestigious events of the summer schedule. 

The crowd on the rail, predominantly there to witness the historic moment, erupted into applause and cheers. 

Phil Ivey wins bracelet #11

With the win, Ivey claims his 11th WSOP bracelet and takes over a clear second place on the all-time bracelet winners list after being in a four-way deadlock at 10 with Erik Seidel, Johnny Chan, and the late legend Doyle Brunson. The win also notably stands as Ivey's first-ever bracelet win in a $10,000 WSOP event. 

Ivey takes home the coveted bracelet and $347,440. 

Phil Ivey has taken over the chip lead in the heads up battle against Danny Wong. 

Phil Ivey is wheeling and dealing on Day 4.

Phil Ivey 🇺🇸  - 6,540,000

Danny Wong 🇺🇸 - 2,405,000