"Skullman" Gerald David

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Wass Shahid wins an inconsequential pot

Mon, Sep 22nd 2008, 01:02 by Reporter

All fold round to Wass Shahid who calls in the small blind. Skull Man checks from the big blind. Shahid throws out a tentative bet on the flop and David folds. Pretty standard fare at the moment.

Rodgered

Mon, Sep 22nd 2008, 00:18 by Reporter

G Rodger moved all-in for 44k in middle position and was called by “Skullman” Gerald David in the big blind. Rodger’s black queens were in good shape against “Skullman’s” K Q. The 9 7 4 flop was good for the all-in player but the K on the turn left him drawing to the one remaining queen. The J on the river sealed Rodger’s fate and he exits the tournament in 8th place, collecting £3,000 for his efforts.

Ford motoring

Sun, Sep 21st 2008, 23:47 by Reporter

Saleh Mahargh and “Skullman” Gerald David limped in late position, Alistair Findlay completed the small blind, and Zachary Ford checked his option in the big blind. The flop was J 9 4. It was checked to “Skullman” who bet 40k. Ford was the only caller. Turn 2 and river 5 were checked down and Ford tabled Q J for top pair. “Skullman” mucked.

75K pot to Alistair Findlay

Sun, Sep 21st 2008, 23:43 by Reporter

Alistair Findlay and “Skullman” Gerald David bet all the way to the river on the board of 10 3 K 7 3. Findlay reveals A 3 and David shows the fourth 3 but didn’t turn over the other hole card. Findlay takes 70K pot.

Abolins abolished

Sun, Sep 21st 2008, 23:35 by Reporter

Gala Poker online qualifier Luke Abolins moved all-in under the gun for 122k and “Skullman” Gerald David called in the cut-off with black tens. They were in good shape against the A 9 of Abolins. A board of 6 K Q 7 J improved neither hand and Abolins is the first player to depart the final table.

Mahargh wins a small pot with bullets

Sun, Sep 21st 2008, 22:43 by Reporter

Saleh Mahargh called on the button, Wass Shahid folded the small blind and “Skullman” Gerald David declined his option in the big blind. “Skullman” checked a flop of T 9 8 and Mahargh bet 30k. “Skullman” called. The turn was the K and “Skullman” checked once again. Mahargh, who had “Skullman” well covered, moved all-in and “Skullman” quickly folded. Mahargh tabled A A. Dangerously but pofitably played!