David Singontiko Wins Event #51 ($268,235)
Jul 02, '11
Michael Yee Eliminated in 2nd Place ($165,346)
Just minutes after heads up play began, Michael Yee was all in before the flop for 325,000 against chip leader David Singontiko.
Yee: K
Q
5 3
Singontiko: A
10 8 5
The board came J 8 7 6 10, giving Singontiko two pair to win the pot.
Michael Yee was eliminated in 2nd place ($165,346) while David Singontiko wins the gold bracelet in Event #51 and the $268,235 grand prize.
Jeffrey Gibraltar Eliminated in 3rd Place ($107,148)
Jeffrey Gibraltar button-raised to 130,000 before the flop, David Singontiko reraised the size of the pot to 415,000 from the big blind and Gibraltar called.
The flop came 9 6 3, Gibraltar got it all in and Singontiko called.
Gibraltar: A K 3 2
Singontiko: A 10 9 3
The turn and river were the 9 and the K, giving Singontiko a full house to scoop the pot. Jeffrey Gibraltar was eliminated in 3rd place ($107,148) and David Singontiko took the chip lead against Michal Yee going into heads-up play.
Player Tags: Michael Yee, Jeffrey Gibraltar, David Singontiko
Level 24: Singontiko Leads Final Three on Dinner Break
Jul 02, '11
NOTE: The final three players took a one hour dinner break with the conclusion of Level 24 and will return shortly after 8:00pm to resume play.
No-Limit:
Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 4,000 ante
Limit:
Blinds: 25,000-50,000
Limits: 50,000-100,000
Players Remaining: 3 out of 580
Average Chip Count: 1,450,000
Chip Counts:
1. David Singontiko – 2,435,000
2. Jeffrey Gibraltar – 1,400,000
3. Michael Yee – 425,000
Eliminations:
4th. Igor Sharaskin – $78,413
5th. Thomas Scarber – $58,235
6th. Marco Oliveira – $43,830
Marco Oliveira Eliminated in 6th Place ($43,830)
Jeffrey Gibraltar raised 75,000 before the flop, Marco Oliveira shoved and Gibraltar called all in.
Gibraltar: A 8 6 2
Oliveira: A 7 3 2
The board came Q 9 4 10 8, giving Gibraltar a pair of eights to scoop the pot. Marco Oliveira was eliminated in 6th place ($43,830).
Thomas Scarber Eliminated in 5th Place ($58,235)
Thomas Scarber opened the pot for 105,000 before the flop, David Singontiko shoved and Scarber called all in.
Singontiko : A 5 4 3
Scarber: K K 6 3
The board came A J 10 2 4, giving Singontiko top pair on the flop to crack Scarber’s kings and win the pot. Thomas Scarber was eliminated in 5th place ($58,235).
Igor Sharaskin Eliminated in 4th Place ($78,413)
Igor Sharaskin opened the pot for 80,000 from under the gun and David Singontiko called.
The flop came Q 6 3, Singontiko checked, Sharaskin bet 125,00, Singontiko check-raised all in and Sharaskin called all in.
Singontiko: A 10 3 2
Sharaskin: A 5 4 2
The turn and river were the 6 and the 3, giving Singontiko trips on the turn to win the pot. Igor Sharaskin was eliminated in 4th place ($78,413).
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Player Tags: Thomas Scarber, Igor Sharaskin, Jeffrey Gibraltar, David Singontiko, Marco Oliveira
Level 23: Gibraltar Leads Final Six
Jul 02, '11
Blinds: 12,000-24,000
Players Remaining: 6 out of 946
Average Chip Count: 709,500
Chip Counts:
1. Jeffrey Gibraltar – 1,280,000
2. David Singontiko – 1,175,000
3. Igor Sharaskin – 520,000
4. Michael Yee – 380,000
5. Marco Oliveira – 325,000
6. Thomas Scarber – 290,000
Eliminations:
7th. Cliff Kettinger – $33,396
8th. Robert Campbell – $25,746
9th. John Reiss – $20,063
John Reiss Eliminated in 9th Place ($20,063)
John Reiss raised to 84,000 from under the gun, Jeffrey Gibraltar reraised to 150,000, Reiss moved all in and Gibraltar called.
Reiss: A 7 7 2
Gibraltar: A K J 4
The board came K 9 5 10 9, giving Gibraltar top pair on the flop to win the pot. John Reiss was the first one eliminated in 9th place ($20,063).
Robert Campbell Eliminated in 8th Place ($25,746)
David Singontiko raised the small blind to 75,000 before the flop, Robert Campbell moved all in from the big blind and Singontiko called.
Campbell: A 5 4 2
Singontiko: J 9 5 4
The board came J 3 2 K A, giving Singontiko the wheel on the river to scoop the pot. Robert Campbell was eliminated in 8th place ($25,746).
Cliff Kettinger Eliminated in 6th Place ($33,396)
David Singontiko raised to 49,000 before the flop, Cliff Kettinger reraised to 159,000, Singontiko four-bet shoved and Kettinger called all in.
Singontiko: A 7 5 2
Kettinger: A A 9 2
The board came 8 4 2 6 6, giving Singontiko a straight and the nut-low to scoop the pot. Cliff Kettinger was eliminated in 6th place ($33,396).
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Player Tags: Robert Campbell, Cliff Kettinger, David Singontiko
Level 22: Sands Eliminated 10th, Final Table Now Underway
Jul 02, '11
NOTE: Play ended last night with 10 players and resumed this afternoon at approximately 3:00pm. David Sands came to the ten-handed unofficial final table as the chip leader with more than a quarter of all of the chips in play, but quickly bubbled the final table in 10th place shortly after the day began.
Despite starting the day with a massive lead, Sands lost an early double up to Jeffrey Gibraltar, giving him the lead and leaving Sands short. Sands was able to chip back a bit, but eventually he bubbled in 10th place after Igor Sharaskin scooped his all-in pot with two pair and the nut-low. With the elimination of David Sands in 10th place ($15,836), the official nine-handed final table is now underway.
Blinds: 10,000-20,000
Players Remaining: 9 out of 946
Average Chip Count: 473,000
Chip Counts:
1. Jeffrey Gibraltar – 1,500,000
2. Igor Sharaskin – 850,000
3. Marco Oliveira – 550,000
4. David Singontiko – 350,000
5. Thomas Scarber – 320,000
6. Cliff Kettinger – 245,000
7. Michael Yee – 230,000
8. Robert Campbell – 210,000
9. John Reiss – 140,000
Payouts:
1st. $268,235
2nd. $165,346
3rd. $107,148
4th. $78,413
5th. $58,235
6th. $43,830
7th. $33,396
8th. $25,746
9th. $20,063
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Player Tags: Thomas Scarber, Michael Yee, Igor Sharaskin, Robert Campbell, Cliff Kettinger, Jeffrey Gibraltar, David Singontiko, Marco Oliveira
At the 2011 World Series of Poker, David Singontiko topped a field of 946 to win his first gold bracelet and $268,235. The California native has just taken his seat in this event, and will be looking to add to his $409,681 in tournament earnings.