We’ve written quite a bit about the results of high-stakes online poker games here on PocketFives in recent weeks. On Saturday, the news continued, as HighStakesDB revealed that Phil Galfond (pictured), better known as OMGClayAiken online, was up $400,000 in a two-day span.

HighStakesDB detailed Galfond’s antics at the Triple Draw tables on Full Tilt Pokeron Friday, where we have seen plenty of action as of late: “Galfond’s real purple patch came in the very early hours, where he looked on course to go up $400K before breakfast. However, a $200K slump toward the end of the morning sessions left him up a little over $160K. Galfond added a little over $30K from the evening $200/$400 CAP PLO games to end the day with a $193.2K win, putting him up over $400K since Thursday.”

We haven’t talked as much about Galfond as we have about guys like Viktor Blom and Gus Hansen, so we wanted to toss out a few stats about his play. According to the same site, Galfond is up $8.4 million since HighStakesDB began tracking him in 2006. He is up $2.7 million in Draw games, helped in part by his recent surge, and $3.4 million in Pot Limit Omaha High-Low. His worst results have come in Limit HORSE, where Galfond has bled $2.1 million.

He has played three pots of at least $450,000 over the course of his career that HighStakesDB has tracked, including a massive $541,000 hand at a $500/$1,000 No Limit Hold’em table in 2009. In that hand, the money went in on the river of a 9-K-9-6-6 board, with Finland’s Sami LarsLuzak Kelopuro mucking after Galfond showed K-K.

Galfond recently took time off to play live poker in the US and had his first day back online on March 9. According to his Twitter feed, his return last Sunday didn’t go so well: “Not a great first day back at the tables. Oh well. On the bright side, at least I lost a lot of money.”

Galfond has been relatively quiet on the live tournament front, recording just three in the money finishes in major live events in the last two years, according to the Hendon Mob. He won a World Series of Poker bracelet in 2008.

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