David Lombardi
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David Lombardi is an American poker player who made a notable run in the 2025 Foxwoods Poker $300 NLH Monster Stack event, finishing 3rd for $6,812 after leading the field on Day 1 and entering the final table as the chip leader.
Overview
David Lombardi is a professional poker player from the United States, primarily competing in live tournament circuits. While his overall career record is not extensively documented, he gained attention during the 2025 Foxwoods Poker Classic for his deep run in Event 9: $300 NLH Monster Stack.
2025 Foxwoods Monster Stack Performance
Lombardi participated in the $300 No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack with a $50,000 guaranteed prize pool, which attracted 292 entrants. He emerged as the chip leader after Day 1, bagging 741,000 chips and securing a min-cash of at least $574.
Day 2 [Chip Leader](/term/chip-leader)
Returning for Day 2, Lombardi maintained his lead early on. At Level 27 (20,000/40,000/5,000), he eliminated Frank Milowicki in 15th place ($883) with A♣️K♣️ against A♦️7♦️, climbing to approximately 2,150,000 chips. By Level 25, he was neck-and-neck with Josh Silva for the top spot, holding 1,250,000 chips.
[Final Table](/term/final-table) Run
Lombardi entered the 10-handed final table as the chip leader with 2,535,000 chips. He navigated through the field and eventually reached three-handed play, where he held a stack of about 1,500,000 chips.
Elimination Hand
With blinds at 50,000/100,000/10,000, Lombardi raised to 300,000 from the button. Jimmy Nguyen reraised to 600,000 from the small blind, and Lombardi called. The flop came A♠️K♦️8♥️, Nguyen checked, and Lombardi moved all-in for roughly 1,500,000 with J♣️8♦️. Nguyen called with A♥️K♠️ for top two pair. The turn and river (7♠️2♠️) did not help Lombardi, ending his run in 3rd place for $6,812.
Results Summary
- Event: Foxwoods Poker Classic – Event 9: $300 NLH Monster Stack $50K GTD
- Entries: 292
- Finish: 3rd place
- Prize: $6,812
- Key Accomplishments: Day 1 chip leader, final table chip leader
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