The Sunday Briefing: “djalminha” Wins $76,084 in $109 Rebuy

Name Surname
PR & Media Manager
Name Surname
Live Reporter
3 min read
Sunday Briefing

With the 2011 PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker just winding down, most of the Sunday Majors are still on hiatus. However, that’s not to suggest that there weren’t some big winners this weekend. The biggest of course came in the $109 Sunday Rebuy, where “djalminha” outlasted a field of 1,250 to claim the $76,084.25 first-place prize.

In addition to the Sunday Majors, there were WCOOP 2nd Chance tournaments running. All eyes may have been on the WCOOP Main Event, but that doesn’t mean those with a more limited bankroll weren’t excited about the 2nd Chance events, especially Kenji “Royal Jiks” T and “maccoca5,” who each took down an event.

PokerStars WCOOP 2nd Chance 60: $100 NL Hold'em

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$100+$92,225$222,500
PlacePlayerPrize
*1Kenji “Royal Jiks” T$31,763
*2“budzior”$30,536
3“Schappuscha”$20,025
4“BarnyStinsen”$13,795
5“HaffaHaffa”$10,012.50
6Keven “Stammdogg” Stammen$7,787.50
7“eeriness”$5,562.50
8“gburst”$3,782.50
9“Appelinho23”$2,113.75

Notable Finishes: Steve “betrthenphil” Tripp (65th - $422.75), Jonathan “MONSTER_DONG” Karamalikis (108th - $333.75), Jonathan Duhamel (269th - $189.12)

*denotes deal at final table

PokerStars WCOOP 2nd Chance 61: $1,000 8-Game

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$1,000+$5022$22,000
PlacePlayerPrize
1Mayu “maccoca5” Roca Uribe$40,180
2Sergey “gipsy74” Rybachenko$35,180
3“hotmark777”$15,700

Notable Finishes: Dan “djk123” Kelly (4th), Sebastian Ruthenberg (6th), Joe Hachem (10th)

PokerStars $109 Sunday Rebuy ($200K Guaranteed)

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$100+$91,250$416,900

The $109 Sunday Rebuy has been consistent in surpassing its guarantee. In fact, it more than doubled it this week, as 1,250 participants accounted for 1,899 re-buys and 1,020 add-ons, creating a prize pool totaling $416,900.

Two Team PokerStars Pros final tabled the event including Javier “El_Canonero” Dominguez (4th - $31,267.50) and “gkap13” (6th - $17,718.25); however, the first-place prize of $76,084.25 went to "djalminha” who won the tournament outright.

PlacePlayerPrize
1“djalminha”$76,084.25
2Michael “Skammes” Tureniec$55,406.01
3Neil “Visionary129” McFayden$41,690
4Javier “El_Canonero” Dominguez$31,267.50
5“LammingerFlo”$21,887.25
6“gkap13”$17,718.25
7“MarkusG91”$13,549.25
8Andriy “tormos” Pavlyuk$9,380.25
9“maxxx147”$5,836.60

Notable Finishes: Dylan “ImaLucSac” Linde (25th - $1,792.67), Jordan “Jymaster11” Young (43rd - $1,042.25), Liv Boeree (99th - $750.42)

PokerStars Bigger $109 ($100K Guaranteed)

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$100+$93,223$322,300

Even with 154 players fewer than last week, the Bigger $109 smashed the $100,000 guarantee with 3,223 entrants creating a prize pool of $322,300. In the end, "Aloysius P57" emerged victorious, taking home the top prize of $50,923.40.

PlacePlayerPrize
1“Aloysius P57”$50,923.40
2“vulcano23”$37,064.50
3Tom “tollgate” Grigg$26,428.60
4“pitaoufmg”$17,887.65
5“huiiiiiiiiii”$14,664.65
6“spliffudo”$11,441.65
7“Rivait49”$8,218.65
8“hulinada”$5,640.25
9“bah23”$3,448.61

Notable Finishes: Andriy “tormos” Pavlyuk (15th - $1,933.80), Andrey “ThePateychuk” Pateychuk (68th - $515.68), Matthias “mattidm” de Meulder (92nd - $451.22)

PokerStars Bigger $162 ($100K Guaranteed)

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$150+$121,678$251,700

The Bigger $162 was also down in attendance this week, but not by much. In addition, the guarantee was well-covered with with the 1,678 entrants who created a prize pool of $251,700. A heads-up deal was struck at the final table, which saw “flamenco1978” and Felipe “Improved” Montenegro make an even chop for $37,098.

PlacePlayerPrize
*1“flamenco1978”$37,098
*2Felipe “Improved” Montenegro$37,098
3Adam “adam eterno” Eterno$24,037.35
4“Fred_Brink”$17,619
5“needcashquik”$12,585
6“tilt9”$10,068
7“snakeatteck”$7,551
8“audifan”$5,034
9“polleblues”$3,523.80

*denotes heads-up deal

Notable Finishes: Jordan “Jymaster11” Young (24th - $755.10),

PokerStars Bigger $55 ($200K Guaranteed)

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$50+$55,407$270,350

The Bigger $55 saw the biggest attendance drop by 118 players this week, but the 5,407 entrants were still enough to surpass the $200,000 guarantee, creating a prize pool of $270,350. The tournament then saw a three-way chop, with “19mike77” claiming first place, but still taking home less than second-place finisher, “Chirspoker.”

PlacePlayerPrize
*1“19mike77”$23,500
*2“Chirspoker”$27,680
*3“max15183”$23,438
4Stephen “sizzlinbetta” Reynolds$13,247.15
5“jimbo151515”$10,543.65
6“DamnMadLam”$7,840.15
7“Lancelot666”$5,271.82
8“Navarokas”$3,244.20
9“Marwetz”$1,892.45

*denotes three-way deal

Notable Finishes: Lex Veldhuis (108th- $351.45), Gualter “Gualter S.” Salles (267th- $216.28)

PokerStars Sunday Storm ($200K Guaranteed)

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$10+$130,971$309,710

Unlike the majority of the Sunday Majors this week, the Sunday Storm saw a slight increase in attendance. With 30,971 entrants, a prize pool of $309,710 was created, and "monolit77" took it down, pocketing $28,981.34.

PlacePlayerPrize
1“monolit77”$28,981.34
2“Freiheit2006”$21,215.13
3“menzi marc”$13,782.09
4“poolshark768”$10,684.99
5“XwitchyX”$7,587.89
6“vanessaferna”$4,645.65
7“xzone23”$3,251.95
8“se_hi_no”$2,167.97
9“picka4u”$1,533.06

PokerStars Sunday Kickoff ($75K Guaranteed)

Buy-inEntrantsPrize Pool
$100+$91,602$160,200

The Sunday Kickoff followed most of the other Sunday Major and saw a slight decrease in attendance. There were 89 fewer players who entered, meaning the prize pool stood at $160,200 — still more than double the guarantee. Winning it outright was “pablox55,” who took home $26,280.81 for his performance.

PlacePlayerPrize
1“pablox55”$26,280.81
2“struga555”$19,224
3“Dishboy_SWE”$14,418
4Rok “JTDStreet” Pajek$10,733.40
5“jelly o jees”$7,609.50
6“HerrJemiene”$6,007.50
7“XvXvXvXvX”$4,405.50
8“boFilya”$2,803.50
9“Evgen0770”$1,602

Notable Finishes: Cory “ProdigyXII” Desmond (11th- $1,265.58), Martin “AABenjaminAA” Hruby (22nd- $624.78

For news, updates, and more follow PokerNews on Twitter and Facebook.

Share this article
author
PR & Media Manager

PR & Media Manager for PokerNews, Podcast host & 2013 WSOP Bracelet Winner.

author
Live Reporter

More Stories

Other Stories