David Stefanski
United States
David Stefanski is an American professional poker player from Waterford, Connecticut, with over $2.38 million in live tournament earnings. He is ranked 3rd all-time in Connecticut and 573rd in the United States, with his largest live cash of $325,034.
Early Life and Background
David Stefanski hails from Waterford, Connecticut, United States. He began playing poker in his early years and eventually turned professional, focusing on live tournaments as well as online play. His home state has produced several notable poker talents, and Stefanski has carved out his own niche as a consistent performer.
Live Tournament Success
Stefanski has accumulated $2,389,585 in live tournament earnings, according to The Hendon Mob. His best live cash to date is $325,034. He has made appearances at the World Series of Poker (WSOP), including a deep run in the 2009 WSOP Main Event, where he was pictured on Day 3. Over the years, he has cashed in numerous events, building a solid résumé of results.
High Achievements and Rankings
On the all-time money list for the United States, Stefanski ranks 573rd, placing him among the top tier of American players. Within the state of Connecticut, he holds the 3rd position, behind only Stephen Song and one other. His consistent live cashes have cemented his status as one of Connecticut's most successful poker players. Stefanski is also active on social media, posting under the handle @DaveStefanski on Twitter.
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