Phil Hellmuth

It was a tough night for Phil Hellmuth in the Super HighRoller Bowl, but his decision to ‘go on the rampage’ proved effective enough to take the old master of the game to the final table, assuring himself of at least a $600,000 payday.

They are good friends off the table but fierce rivals on it and even their styles of play fit in such a way where the likelihood is that when they meet at the table there will be lots of memorable poker moments for us viewers to enjoy.

Many poker enthusiasts find themselves wondering which country has the best poker players in the world and that's precisely the question we'll attempt to answer today.

​Every walk of life has its assholes, but the poker world often seems to have more than its fair share of them! Whether it’s because of the money involved, the ego-driven individual nature of the game, or just that it attracts a certain type of person.

Often a combination of the players natural urge to show their emotions and their personality coupled with their awareness of the cameras being present are the perfect recipe to creating memorable and entertaining poker video.

How are the latest WSOP gold bracelet winners look at the game they love most? Is playing poker for a living a full-time grind or a lifetime vacation?

​Crass, arrogant, showboating, and – in their own mind – infallible Hellmuth and Trump seem almost avatars for each other, the one political, the other plays card games.

When it comes to the Main Event it’s the characters rather than the actual cards which tend to live on in memory – so this fantasy final table reflects that, pitting heroes against anti-heroes, with much more on the line than the $10million and the bracelet.

If you’ve ever fancied chatting with one of the world’s top poker professionals, now’s your chance to do so – with Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth and Antonio Esfandiari all lined up to take your calls.