A big pot was played across the room and a bunch of chips were headed in the direction of ClubGG qualifier Arturo Segura.
The board was quickly washed by the dealer, but Segura had gotten it in preflop with pocket queens, against the pocket jacks and ace-king of Ronald Kluber and George Garcia.
Segura made queens full and scooped a huge early pot. Kluber was eliminated and Garica took a hit.
Levi Geiman beat a field of 535 to win the top prize of $22,644 in Event #1: $360 Mystery Bounty. Geiman also took home $9,850 in bounties in a wild Day 2 that had prizes ranging from $100 to $10,000.
Elsewhere at the series, MSPT Sycuan regular Rip Fritzer won Event $2: $250 PLO for $5,237. Fritzer won the same event at the MSPT Sycuan series in January.
MSPT Sycuan Event Winners
Event
Winner
Prize
Event #1: $360 Mystery Bounty
Levi Geiman
$22,644 + $9,850
Event #2: $250 PLO
Rip Fritzer
$5,237
Event #3: $250 NL
Armando Mesina
$4,875
Event #4: $185 NL
Jonathan Larkin
$7,370
Event #5: $250 Seniors
Kenneth Baime
$6,300
Event #6: $250 Turbo SuperStack
Luis Rodriguez
$4,341
Event #7: $250 6-Max
Ronald Sengi
$5,100
Event #8 $300 Tag Team
Robert Dawdy and Mey Saeteurn
$6,846
Event #9: $250 Hump Day
Michael Starek
$5,000
Armando Mesina beat 126 players to win Event #3: $250 NLH and San Diego's Jonathan Larkin won Event #4: $185 NL after he outlasted a field of 195 entries for the top prize of $7,370.
Previous MSPT Main Event champ Kenneth Baime added another win and $6,300 to his collection with the top spot in Event #5: $250 Seniors, and Luis Rodriguez captured Event #6: $250 Turbo SuperStack for $4,341.
Local Ronald Sengi finished atop Event #7: $250 6-Max for $5,100, and the pair of Robert Dawdy and Mey Saeteurn won Event #8: $300 Tag Team. The duos' event drew a field of 186 players and the Las Vegas-based pair took home $6,846 for the win.
Most recently, Michael Starek added to his Player of the Series lead with a first-place finish in Event #9: $250 Hump Day. A successful finish would make that back-to-back awards for Starek.
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