Galfond called, 'bodamos' called off, and the cards were turned on their backs. Galfond checked, 'bodamos' bet $7,395, and 'BrigaDatada' raised all in for $26,115.73. Galfond ($37,325.29) came along from the small blind, 'bodamos' called, and three players took a flop of 8 ♥ 8 ♠ 7 ♠. It happen at a six-max table when 'bodamos' ($15,253.28) opened for $700 from the cutoff and 'BrigaDatada' three-bet to $2,400 from the button. It was there that he took down the biggest pot of the day. Meanwhile Phil 'MrSweets28' Galfond also did well winning $132,800, albeit at the $100/$200 stakes. No one did better there than Ike Haxton, who won $156,600 in 3.5 hours, of which $130,000 came from 154 heads-up hands against Ilari 'Ilari FIN' Sahamies. Meanwhile, some $200/$400 pot-limit Omaha action took place on PokerStars. Also faring well in that match was Sebastian 'taktloss47' Ruthenberg, who won $122,300 in 90 minutes. Kibler-Melby got off to a bad start dropping $80,000, but then he went on a heater for the next three and a half hours and won $258,800, which was enough to make him the biggest winner of the day. 21, the big action took place on Full Tilt Poker's $2,000/$4,000 2-7 triple draw tables, which kicked off in the early morning between a number of players including Phil 'Polarizing' Ivey, 'Trueteller,' and Cort 'thecortster' Kibler-Melby. Kibler-Melby, Haxton and Galfond Book Saturday Wins In other big online news, Jason Somerville was named the latest member of Team PokerStars Pro. No one even came close to losing that much, though 'AthaCliath' (-$116,506 in 4 sessions/115 hands) and 'Sanlker' (-$111,289) both lost six figures on Full Tilt Poker.

Last week Ivey dropped $614,348, and this week he followed it up by losing another $506,006 in 7,043 hands over 28 sessions. On the flip side, Phil 'Polarizing' Ivey finished as the biggest loser for the second week in a row. Either win would have topped the leaderboard, so the combined $324,457 in profit made him far and away the week's biggest winner. That said, one man who took advantage of the action on both sites was Isaac Haxton, who won $204,303 and $120,154 on PokerStars and FTP respectively. Sahamies managed to stay above that seven-figure mark this week despite playing a small amount at PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker.

In last week's Online Railbird Report, we told you how Ilari 'Ilari FIN' Sahamies became the first player over $1 million in online winnings for 2015.

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