A Look at Last Year's Final Table
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Last year, this very event attracted 847 players, creating a prize pool of $1,143,450, and was won by David Singontiko. Below you can see the rest of the final tablists.
It's worth noting that a number of notables just missed out on adding their name to the list: David “Doc” Sands (10th-$15,836), Paul Volpe (12th-$15,836), Bryce Yockey (18th-$10,229), Barry Shulman (19th-$8,377) and Tom Chambers (20th-$8,377) all made deep runs.
2011 WSOP Event #51 $1,500 PLO8 Final Table
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | David Singontiko | $268,235 |
| 2nd | Michael Yee | $165,346 |
| 3rd | Jeffrey Gibralter | $107,148 |
| 4th | Igor Sharaskin | $78,413 |
| 5th | Thomas Scarber | $58,235 |
| 6th | Marco Oliviera | $43,830 |
| 7th | Cliff Kettinger | $33,396 |
| 8th | Robert Campbell | $25,746 |
| 9th | John Reiss | $20,063 |
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and Eric "basebaldy" Baldwin led out from the small blind for 300. Two players folded, Seat 4 made the call, and the two other players got out of the way.
turned, Baldwin moved all in for 500, though he had two rebuy chips behind. For those who don't know, players start this tournament with 1,500 and two rebuy chips that can be used at any time. They're worth 1,500 apiece, which means each player has 4,500 at his or her disposal.
, while Baldwin held 
. "I guess I need a six," Seat 4 said of his chances to scoop. The 
river was not what he was looking for and it ended up being a chopped pot.
flop. Cleveland put together some chips and bet 275, prompting Seidel to toss out two T500 chips, which constituted a raise to 1,000. Cleveland took a look back at his cards and then tossed them to the muck.
flop.
