$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Some twitter chip count updates:
Brian Lemke 85K
Danielle Andersen 37K
Scott Baumstein 48K
Jason Deutsch 75K
Alyson Parker 24K
Loni Harwood 38K
Jared Jaffee 72K
Robert Hwang 36K
Gionni Demers 23K
Mike Gagliano 106K
Ken Adams 100K
James Schafer 70K
Melissa Burr 33K
Michael Marder 14K
Kevin Lutz 81K
Justin Levy 50K
Artyem Perlov 41K
Zo Karim 92K
Steve Scales 43K
Pierre Deissler 46K
Alex Rocha 94K
John Lakatosh 60K
David Zeitlin 20K
Brian O'Donoghue 53K
Josh Brikis 10K
Tim Chang 63K
Kevin McColgan 35K
Vinny Pahuja 72K
Matt Salsberg 64K
Jesse Cohen 37K
Rob Brown 6K
Amanda Musumeci 63K
Allison Schultz 56K
Ralph Massey 20K
Aaron Massey 50K
Anthony Cicali 72K
Monday, September 16, 2013
Championship: Day 1B Complete
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Play has ended for the day. The end of day chip leader and winner of the $5,000 bonus is Paul Volpe with 231,800. Second in chips is Anthony Castelli from Brooklyn, New York who said he got into this event by taking 3rd place in a Borgata Poker Room tournament and winning $3,500. "I bought into this tournament with that money," an excite Anthony said. He also wanted to make sure everyone knew that "Mike Sexton is my hero." Now he's adding another $3,500 and will be looking to make even more if he can make it through this tough field and finish in the top 110. Jeremy Stein finished just short of the bonus money but is sitting pretty with 206,100.
The field will combine tomorrow for Day 2 and play will get underway at noon. Full seating assignments and chip counts will be posted on the blog in the morning.
Play has ended for the day. The end of day chip leader and winner of the $5,000 bonus is Paul Volpe with 231,800. Second in chips is Anthony Castelli from Brooklyn, New York who said he got into this event by taking 3rd place in a Borgata Poker Room tournament and winning $3,500. "I bought into this tournament with that money," an excite Anthony said. He also wanted to make sure everyone knew that "Mike Sexton is my hero." Now he's adding another $3,500 and will be looking to make even more if he can make it through this tough field and finish in the top 110. Jeremy Stein finished just short of the bonus money but is sitting pretty with 206,100.
The field will combine tomorrow for Day 2 and play will get underway at noon. Full seating assignments and chip counts will be posted on the blog in the morning.
Paul Volpe, Day 1B Chip Leader - 231,850
Anthony Castelli (Brookyln, NY), Day 1B 2nd in Chips - 210,100
Jeremy Stein, Day 1B 3rd in chips - 206,100
Championship: Payouts
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Number of Entries: 1,189
Prize Money: $3,788,989
1st: $825,099
2nd: $492,569
3rd: $301,225
4th: $251,968
5th: $208,394
6th: $168,610
7th: $132,615
8th: $98,514
9th: $69,528
10th-12th: $45,278
13th-15th: $30,312
16th-18th: $20,271
19th-27th: $17,050
28th-36th: $14,777
37th-45th: $12,883
46th-54th: $10,988
55th-63rd: $9,662
64th-72nd: $8,828
73rd-81st: $8,146
82nd-90th: $7,502
91st-100th: $7,313
101st-110th: $7,123
Number of Entries: 1,189
Prize Money: $3,788,989
1st: $825,099
2nd: $492,569
3rd: $301,225
4th: $251,968
5th: $208,394
6th: $168,610
7th: $132,615
8th: $98,514
9th: $69,528
10th-12th: $45,278
13th-15th: $30,312
16th-18th: $20,271
19th-27th: $17,050
28th-36th: $14,777
37th-45th: $12,883
46th-54th: $10,988
55th-63rd: $9,662
64th-72nd: $8,828
73rd-81st: $8,146
82nd-90th: $7,502
91st-100th: $7,313
101st-110th: $7,123
Championship: Last level of the day
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Blinds 250/500 Ante 50
We are playing the last level of the night. Scott Seiver was recently moved directly to the right of Will Failla which makes for an entertaining table. In a recent hand, I caught up with the action with the board reading 6♦5♦2♦4♦. Seiver's opponent peeked at his cards prompting Scott to say "uh oh, diamond check". His opponent made a bet, Scott mulled it over for a second and made the call. The river was the 4♣ pairing the board. Seiver's opponent bet again, a smallish bet of approximately 3 K, again after looking back at his cards. Seiver said "Never the ace when they do the diamond check. I'm going to raise something he can't call" and raises 10K more. Seiver's opponent doesn't think long before making the call. Seiver turns over pocket 5's for a flopped set and a rivered full house. His opponent mucks and Failla says "guess he doesn't have the 3♦."
Nick Frangos and Paul Volpe are leading the way for the end of the day bonuses with less than an hour left to play.
Blinds 250/500 Ante 50
We are playing the last level of the night. Scott Seiver was recently moved directly to the right of Will Failla which makes for an entertaining table. In a recent hand, I caught up with the action with the board reading 6♦5♦2♦4♦. Seiver's opponent peeked at his cards prompting Scott to say "uh oh, diamond check". His opponent made a bet, Scott mulled it over for a second and made the call. The river was the 4♣ pairing the board. Seiver's opponent bet again, a smallish bet of approximately 3 K, again after looking back at his cards. Seiver said "Never the ace when they do the diamond check. I'm going to raise something he can't call" and raises 10K more. Seiver's opponent doesn't think long before making the call. Seiver turns over pocket 5's for a flopped set and a rivered full house. His opponent mucks and Failla says "guess he doesn't have the 3♦."
Scott Seiver adding to his stack
Nick Frangos and Paul Volpe are leading the way for the end of the day bonuses with less than an hour left to play.
Championship: Better than last year
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Blinds 200/400 Ante 50
The unofficial official number of entrants for the Championship event is 1,189 which exceeds the number (barely) we had last year. Another record setting field for Borgata Poker Open. Prize pool and official numbers will be released shortly and we will post that information here when it becomes available.
Since last update, Kara Scott has tripled up and moved to James Woods table. "I'm having fun," she said. Here's to another triple up for you Miss Scott!
Matthew Waxman has busted but shared his love for Borgata with his exit tweet:
Blinds 200/400 Ante 50
The unofficial official number of entrants for the Championship event is 1,189 which exceeds the number (barely) we had last year. Another record setting field for Borgata Poker Open. Prize pool and official numbers will be released shortly and we will post that information here when it becomes available.
Since last update, Kara Scott has tripled up and moved to James Woods table. "I'm having fun," she said. Here's to another triple up for you Miss Scott!
Matthew Waxman has busted but shared his love for Borgata with his exit tweet:
Love this venue so much. Probably my favorite place to play poker! Sucks that I couldn't even day 2, but extremely happy with my play.
— Matthew Waxman (@Matthew_Waxman) September 17, 2013
Championship: Cards back in the air
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Blinds 200/400 Ante 50
We're back to playing some poker after the dinner break and we should get the final number of entrants here in a little bit as well as prize pool information.
While waiting for break to end, Kara Scott sat in media row lamenting her bad fortune (no, she wasn't telling bad beat stories). She's down to 15 big blinds. Here's to hoping she gets a quintuple up and runs all the way to the final table.
Blinds 200/400 Ante 50
We're back to playing some poker after the dinner break and we should get the final number of entrants here in a little bit as well as prize pool information.
While waiting for break to end, Kara Scott sat in media row lamenting her bad fortune (no, she wasn't telling bad beat stories). She's down to 15 big blinds. Here's to hoping she gets a quintuple up and runs all the way to the final table.
Run good Kara... Run good
Championship: Dinner Break
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Blinds 150/300 Ante 50
We are on dinner break. Players have until the end of dinner break (according to Tournament Director that is 8:25 pm) to enter or re-enter. So far there are a total of 788 registrations today bringing the total for the two days to 1,164. Maybe we'll get a late surge and top the 1,200 mark which would be impressive indeed. Regardless, the three million guarantee has been surpassed.
Ethan Foxman (Chevy Chase, MD) is among the chip leaders, if not the chip leader with 137K. Walking by a table, I heard a floor person ask a player "You want to surrender your chips?" "No... No..." the player said as he sat down. He had 120K in front of him. That would be a balla move to surrender that stack, but also a pretty stupid one.
One short stack tripled up with Q-8 against queens when he hit three eights. "Weeeeeeee," he exclaimed. He only has 16K though so still a lot of work to do.
A few dinner break tweets:
Blinds 150/300 Ante 50
We are on dinner break. Players have until the end of dinner break (according to Tournament Director that is 8:25 pm) to enter or re-enter. So far there are a total of 788 registrations today bringing the total for the two days to 1,164. Maybe we'll get a late surge and top the 1,200 mark which would be impressive indeed. Regardless, the three million guarantee has been surpassed.
Ethan Foxman (Chevy Chase, MD) is among the chip leaders, if not the chip leader with 137K. Walking by a table, I heard a floor person ask a player "You want to surrender your chips?" "No... No..." the player said as he sat down. He had 120K in front of him. That would be a balla move to surrender that stack, but also a pretty stupid one.
One short stack tripled up with Q-8 against queens when he hit three eights. "Weeeeeeee," he exclaimed. He only has 16K though so still a lot of work to do.
A few dinner break tweets:
My left earbud fell in my water without me noticing. Gave myself a Wet Willie when I put it back in :/
— Chad Power (@Chad_Power) September 16, 2013
Making some strong contributions to the prize pool at Borgata. Might even be in for more than @SLOPPYKLOD #UHS
— Brian Hastings (@brianchastings) September 16, 2013
But I did not win. Running atrocious, 1/2 my win may end up in this prize pool. Have until end of dinner to decide on 5th bullet
— Kevin Saul (@BeL0WaB0Ve) September 16, 2013
Championship: Gotta Be the Glasses
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: Blinds 100/200/25 ante
Jeff Hagen (N. Chili, NY) and his poker chip glasses are starting to be his signature look.
After wearing them at the WSOP for the Millionare Maker tournament where he just missed the final (11th), he's now sporting them on Day 1B.
It's his first trip to Borgata and he's treading water with 25k heading towards the dinner break.
Level 6: Blinds 100/200/25 ante
Jeff Hagen
Jeff Hagen (N. Chili, NY) and his poker chip glasses are starting to be his signature look.
After wearing them at the WSOP for the Millionare Maker tournament where he just missed the final (11th), he's now sporting them on Day 1B.
It's his first trip to Borgata and he's treading water with 25k heading towards the dinner break.
Championship: Countdown to Dinner & Registration Closing
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: Blinds 150/300/50 ante
There's one hour left of play before the field heads off to the dinner break (~7:08 pm). Registration will stay open through the dinner break, after that there's no more re-entry or late registration.
Ethan Foxman (Chevy Chase, MD) is a bigger stack and is up to 120k. "It's early," he says, "I hope it stays that way and we're still here at the dinner break."
Level 6: Blinds 150/300/50 ante
Out Foxing the Competition
There's one hour left of play before the field heads off to the dinner break (~7:08 pm). Registration will stay open through the dinner break, after that there's no more re-entry or late registration.
Ethan Foxman (Chevy Chase, MD) is a bigger stack and is up to 120k. "It's early," he says, "I hope it stays that way and we're still here at the dinner break."
Championship: Level 6 underway
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Blinds 150/300 Ante 50
Level 6 is just getting underway. This is the last level players can re-enter in. They have until the end of the dinner break (which is after this level) to decide if they want to fire another bullet. Unofficially, we are at approximately 1100 registrations for the tournament - probably won't get to last year's number unless a lot of people re-enter in the next 2 hours.
Former One To Watch'er Ebony Kenney is having a good day thus far according to her Twitter update:
Blinds 150/300 Ante 50
Level 6 is just getting underway. This is the last level players can re-enter in. They have until the end of the dinner break (which is after this level) to decide if they want to fire another bullet. Unofficially, we are at approximately 1100 registrations for the tournament - probably won't get to last year's number unless a lot of people re-enter in the next 2 hours.
Former One To Watch'er Ebony Kenney is having a good day thus far according to her Twitter update:
On fire! Just cracked AA w 57ss. 93k! @WPT #borgata #poker #rawklifestyle
— Ebony Kenney (@Ebony_Kenney) September 16, 2013
Championship: Remember When?
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Blinds 100/200 Ante 25
I'm dating myself here but remember the days when you would play poker and actually talk to people in between hands or pay attention to what everyone else was doing? Ahhhh, those were the days. Now, 1/2 the table will either be texting, watching something on an iPad or even playing Candy Crush in between hands. It's not all about the cards people!
James Woods is back in action today and looking good so far. He's above 55K and stated that "I am the worst player at this table." Not sure if the rest of the table is buying it though. Mike Sexton recently took a decent sized pot when his A-K went up against pocket 7's. The flop came J-J-8 and the turn was the inevitable 8 to counterfeit the pocket 7's.
Vanessa Selbst recently tweeted about her day yesterday:
Blinds 100/200 Ante 25
I'm dating myself here but remember the days when you would play poker and actually talk to people in between hands or pay attention to what everyone else was doing? Ahhhh, those were the days. Now, 1/2 the table will either be texting, watching something on an iPad or even playing Candy Crush in between hands. It's not all about the cards people!
James Woods is back in action today and looking good so far. He's above 55K and stated that "I am the worst player at this table." Not sure if the rest of the table is buying it though. Mike Sexton recently took a decent sized pot when his A-K went up against pocket 7's. The flop came J-J-8 and the turn was the inevitable 8 to counterfeit the pocket 7's.
Vanessa Selbst recently tweeted about her day yesterday:
WPT borgata this week, managed to only use one bullet, have 85k w/ day 2 tomorrow. Hopefully I'll have something to tweet abt in a cpl days.
— Vanessa Selbst (@VanessaSelbst) September 16, 2013
Championship: Big Stacks
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 5: Blinds 100/200/25 ante
Midway through the level we find one stack that's more than 100k and it belongs to Lenard Adams (Chicago, IL) who is at 115k.
Adams says he got paid with quad Kings on a K-K-8-K-Q board against a player with pocket Queens in an 90k chip pot. "Is there a bonus for the end of night leader," asks Adams who sends a shout out to his brother Andre.
Another player jumps in and says, "double that and you have a shot."
The end of night chip leader gets $5,000, while second in chips takes home $3,500. The Day 1A chip leader was Cong Pham (Naples, FL) who bagged 191k.
Plenty of other stacks are in the 80k range including Keith Crowder (Elkins Park, PA), Perry Johnston (Oak Island, NC) and Anthony Zinno (Cranston, RI).
Level 5: Blinds 100/200/25 ante
Lenard Adams
Midway through the level we find one stack that's more than 100k and it belongs to Lenard Adams (Chicago, IL) who is at 115k.
Adams says he got paid with quad Kings on a K-K-8-K-Q board against a player with pocket Queens in an 90k chip pot. "Is there a bonus for the end of night leader," asks Adams who sends a shout out to his brother Andre.
Another player jumps in and says, "double that and you have a shot."
The end of night chip leader gets $5,000, while second in chips takes home $3,500. The Day 1A chip leader was Cong Pham (Naples, FL) who bagged 191k.
Plenty of other stacks are in the 80k range including Keith Crowder (Elkins Park, PA), Perry Johnston (Oak Island, NC) and Anthony Zinno (Cranston, RI).
Keith Crowder
Survivor Turbo: Texas Hold'em Poker Winners
$350 + $50 Survivor Turbo NLH
The 10 am tournament is in the books with nine players collecting the cash. At least one player, Marguerite Spagnuolo (Staten Island, NY), jumped into the WPT Borgata Championship Event with her winnings.
Kevin Mason (Long Branch, NY) $3,500
Wayne Pleasant (Decatur, GA) $3,500
Lee Childs (Charlestown, WV) $3,500
William Burke (Phoenixville, PA) $3,500
Jason Latourette (Manassas, VA) $3,500
Marguerite Spagnuolo (Staten Island, NY) $3,500
Anthony Anastasi (Glen Mills, PA) $3,500
Shlomo Haim Ovadia (Isreal) $3,500
Shimon Trakhtenberg (Brookly, NY) $2,216
Marguerite Spagnuolo
The 10 am tournament is in the books with nine players collecting the cash. At least one player, Marguerite Spagnuolo (Staten Island, NY), jumped into the WPT Borgata Championship Event with her winnings.
Kevin Mason (Long Branch, NY) $3,500
Wayne Pleasant (Decatur, GA) $3,500
Lee Childs (Charlestown, WV) $3,500
William Burke (Phoenixville, PA) $3,500
Jason Latourette (Manassas, VA) $3,500
Marguerite Spagnuolo (Staten Island, NY) $3,500
Anthony Anastasi (Glen Mills, PA) $3,500
Shlomo Haim Ovadia (Isreal) $3,500
Shimon Trakhtenberg (Brookly, NY) $2,216
Championship: On break
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Blinds 100/200 Ante 25
Players are on a 15 minute break and will be returning to level five. An interesting hand just went down - I've seen lots of flush vs flush before but this one was a rarity and resulted in a three way all in where no one busted.
Board: A♦6♥3♦K♦5♥
The Hands:
Shortest Stack: Q♦T♦
Second Shortest Stack: J♦6♦
Biggest Stack: 9♦7♦
Nut flush vs second nut flush vs fourth nut flush. Good times!
Some twitter updates:
Blinds 100/200 Ante 25
Players are on a 15 minute break and will be returning to level five. An interesting hand just went down - I've seen lots of flush vs flush before but this one was a rarity and resulted in a three way all in where no one busted.
Board: A♦6♥3♦K♦5♥
The Hands:
Shortest Stack: Q♦T♦
Second Shortest Stack: J♦6♦
Biggest Stack: 9♦7♦
Nut flush vs second nut flush vs fourth nut flush. Good times!
Some twitter updates:
36k second break.
— Robert Hwang (@ActionBobNJ) September 16, 2013
36k after 4 lvls 45k high mark 150/300 next
— Kevin McColgan (@Bukowski101) September 16, 2013
7625 chips second break... Very frustrating so far but I'm staying cool.
— Mark Dube (@markdubepoker) September 16, 2013
Playing Borgata $3500 main day 1b, at 45k at second break from 30k...had 75k but ran kk into aa...next level 1/200 25 ante
— Justin Levy (@Roothlus2) September 16, 2013
62 or 63k on break. Pretty uneventful couple of levels. Going to 100/200/25
— Gags30 (@Gags30poker) September 16, 2013
14,250 coming back to 200/25. I'll leave the cheesy positive spin thing to you guys here. #WPTBorgata
— Michael Marder (@MMarder86) September 16, 2013
Was up to 70k back down to 42k after getting set over setted with tens on K54T7 board. Still got heaps. #backtowork
— Norman Michalek (@norm_michalek) September 16, 2013
21k second break #WPTBorgata
— John Gulino (@JohnGsss) September 16, 2013
Level 5. 15.7k
— Anthony F Cicali III (@ROYALODOYLE) September 16, 2013
62k 100/200 (25) next #wpt #borgata
— Tim Chang (@TimChang118) September 16, 2013
Borgata WPT day 1b second break 7k. Lost KK to AK and other nonsense.
— Steven Garfinkle (@sgarfinkle) September 16, 2013
35k on second break coming back to 100/200/25 4 more levels today
— Rob Brown (@RobBrownPro) September 16, 2013
Couple of awful runouts after flopping big, ~25k @ 100/200/25 #investors
— Jesse Cohen (@JCohen130) September 16, 2013
Slow and steady wins the race. Break. 50k going up to 100-200 25. @BorgataPoker #WPT ME
— Artyem Perlov (@ArtyemPerlov) September 16, 2013
43k or so going to 300bb 25a #antes #firstmilestone
— Soheb Porbandarwala (@Spewheb) September 16, 2013
Championship: Ladies Let Patti Down
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
From the cutoff, fan favorite and three-time Borgata trophy winner, Patti Barsanti-Chou (Warren, NJ) 3-bets to 1,600. Paul Volpe (West Chester, PA) pops it to 5,800 in the SB forcing the original raiser to fold and the action is back on Barsanti-Chou.
After a long stare down, Barsanti-Chou calls with both players holding, roughly, their starting stacks.
Flop: 8♦ 7♦ 4♠
Volpe leads for 5,750, Barsanti-Chou goes back in the tank before moving all in , Volpe snap calls.
Volpe: AA
Barsanti-Chou: QQ
There's no help on the turn and river and Barsanti-Chou heads to the exit while Volpe is up to 70k.
Other recent bustouts include Ron Vitello (Cherry Hill, NJ) & James Boyle (Havre de Grace, MD).
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
Barsanti-Chou & Volpe (right)
From the cutoff, fan favorite and three-time Borgata trophy winner, Patti Barsanti-Chou (Warren, NJ) 3-bets to 1,600. Paul Volpe (West Chester, PA) pops it to 5,800 in the SB forcing the original raiser to fold and the action is back on Barsanti-Chou.
After a long stare down, Barsanti-Chou calls with both players holding, roughly, their starting stacks.
Flop: 8♦ 7♦ 4♠
Volpe leads for 5,750, Barsanti-Chou goes back in the tank before moving all in , Volpe snap calls.
Volpe: AA
Barsanti-Chou: QQ
There's no help on the turn and river and Barsanti-Chou heads to the exit while Volpe is up to 70k.
Other recent bustouts include Ron Vitello (Cherry Hill, NJ) & James Boyle (Havre de Grace, MD).
Championship: WPT Commentator Takes to the Felt
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
WPT Commentator and Poker Hall of Fame member Mike Sexton (Las Vegas, NV) has joined the field at one of the 'late registration' tables. He's no slouch, either. He's got more than $5.6 million in lifetime tournament earnings and a WSOP bracelet to his credit.
On the two occasions when Mike has been playing at the final table of a televised WPT event, he has had a guest commentator fill in for him in the WPT booth.
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
Mike Sexton
WPT Commentator and Poker Hall of Fame member Mike Sexton (Las Vegas, NV) has joined the field at one of the 'late registration' tables. He's no slouch, either. He's got more than $5.6 million in lifetime tournament earnings and a WSOP bracelet to his credit.
On the two occasions when Mike has been playing at the final table of a televised WPT event, he has had a guest commentator fill in for him in the WPT booth.
Championship: Taking Advantage of Re-Entry
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
Steve Lipscomb has busted out and is being escorted to the re-entry desk by Ray Stefanelli, Director of Poker Marketing. Steve should return with a new table and seat assignment shortly.
Also taking advantage of the re-entry aspect of this tournament is Lance Funston (Philadelphia, PA). Lance busted out and has re-entered, landing at table 5 with Mike Linster.
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
Steve Lipscomb has busted out and is being escorted to the re-entry desk by Ray Stefanelli, Director of Poker Marketing. Steve should return with a new table and seat assignment shortly.
Lance Funston
Also taking advantage of the re-entry aspect of this tournament is Lance Funston (Philadelphia, PA). Lance busted out and has re-entered, landing at table 5 with Mike Linster.
Championship: Level Up, Tweets Out
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
Level 4: Blinds 100/200
A+ customer service @BorgataPoker as I jokingly complain about freezing & am brought heavy sweatshirt shortly after. #NJNice #NowGimmeChips
— Danielle Andersen (@dmoongirl) September 16, 2013
Just made the biggest fold in my poker career KJ on a AKJKJ board in against a kid who cold 5-bet pre flop #HeShowedADuece #Fml #WeStillGood
— Kevin Calenzo (@KCalenzo) September 16, 2013
Survivor Turbo: Child's Play
10 am: $350 + $50 Survivor Turbo NLH
Even though he has 55k bagged and tagged from Day 1A, Lee Childs can't get enough poker and is playing in the Survivor Turbo as we waits for Tuesday's Day 2. Currently 13 players remain with 9 prizes up for grabs.
1st-8th places earn $3,500, not coincidentally, the same price as entry into Day 1B of the Championship Event, while 9th place takes home $2216.
Terry Grimes is another familiar face still, playing along with Marguerite Spagnuolo. Grimes was recently crippled when his A8 ran into AK.
Childs (1seat) & Grimes with Mike Summers,
Chris Edwards & Britney on the Rail
Even though he has 55k bagged and tagged from Day 1A, Lee Childs can't get enough poker and is playing in the Survivor Turbo as we waits for Tuesday's Day 2. Currently 13 players remain with 9 prizes up for grabs.
1st-8th places earn $3,500, not coincidentally, the same price as entry into Day 1B of the Championship Event, while 9th place takes home $2216.
Terry Grimes is another familiar face still, playing along with Marguerite Spagnuolo. Grimes was recently crippled when his A8 ran into AK.
He's Was Framed!
As an added bonus during this series, Borgata and Image Masters (IMPDI) are providing customized 16 x
20 framed photos with Borgata chips and event information plaques to the
winners of each Borgata Summer Poker Open trophy event.
Twenty trophy event winners have already been framed with the Championship and four more one day events to go in the 2013 Borgata Poker Open.
But you don't have to win an event to be immortalized by Image Masters. If you've played a tournament during this series, you've probably been photographed. You can come by the IMPDI table in the lobby of the Event Center to browse photos on the computer. Prints are available framed or unframed and you can get digital copies via email or CD. Samples and prices are on display.
You may also view them in the online store by selecting the event number and table number. Whether on property or at home, you can view the galleries quickly and easily just by scrolling.
Maksim Rozenfeld
Twenty trophy event winners have already been framed with the Championship and four more one day events to go in the 2013 Borgata Poker Open.
But you don't have to win an event to be immortalized by Image Masters. If you've played a tournament during this series, you've probably been photographed. You can come by the IMPDI table in the lobby of the Event Center to browse photos on the computer. Prints are available framed or unframed and you can get digital copies via email or CD. Samples and prices are on display.
You may also view them in the online store by selecting the event number and table number. Whether on property or at home, you can view the galleries quickly and easily just by scrolling.
Championship: Media Stars
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
The WPT cameras are catching all the action from the start of Day 1A through the final table and crowning of a new champion.
Will "The Thrill" Failla loves his camera time and is back to play Day 1B, while Allen "Chainsaw Kessler" bagged 84k, just some of the players who may be getting some air time when the event airs in spring of 2014.
"Chainsaw" Kessler with Tugba of the WPT
The WPT cameras are catching all the action from the start of Day 1A through the final table and crowning of a new champion.
Will "The Thrill" Failla loves his camera time and is back to play Day 1B, while Allen "Chainsaw Kessler" bagged 84k, just some of the players who may be getting some air time when the event airs in spring of 2014.
Will "The Thrill" Failla
Championship: One Year Ago
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 3: Blinds 75/150
Matt Burnitz (Bear, DE) was runner-up in this event last year, losing to Ben Hamnett (Pittsburgh, PA). Matt was unable to overcome the 2:1 chip deficit he faced when heads-up play began.
It only took about 30 hands and it was over. His last ~4 million went in pre-flop with JT suited and was trailing Ben's KQ. A Queen on the board sent the pot to Ben. Matt took second place and $488,850.
Matt is back today trying to make history, again.
Level 3: Blinds 75/150
Matt Burnitz
Matt Burnitz (Bear, DE) was runner-up in this event last year, losing to Ben Hamnett (Pittsburgh, PA). Matt was unable to overcome the 2:1 chip deficit he faced when heads-up play began.
It only took about 30 hands and it was over. His last ~4 million went in pre-flop with JT suited and was trailing Ben's KQ. A Queen on the board sent the pot to Ben. Matt took second place and $488,850.
Matt is back today trying to make history, again.
Championship: Break Time Chip Chirps
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 3: Blinds 75/150
Players are back from break.
Sixty-eight tables are up and running in the Event Center, with plenty of time remaining for late registrations and re-entry.
Here are some chip chirps from the break:
Mike Gagliano - 60k
Kevin Lutz - 52k
Ken Adams - 41,100
Andy Frankenberger - 39k
Steven Garfinkle - 35k
Jamie Kerstetter - 34k
Tim Chang - 32.4k
>>>> Starting Stack - 30k
Amanda Musumeci - 30k
Jesse Cohen - 30k
Bradley Rhodes - 30k
Artyem Perlov - 30k
Bob Hwang - 29k
Joe @joeyrodsx3 - 28.7k
Michael Marder - 28,425
Chris Leong - 28.1k
Frank Valgenti - 28k
John Gulino - 28k
Mark Dube - 24,200
Mike Hahn - 22k
Kevin Saul - 21k
Level 3: Blinds 75/150
Players are back from break.
Sixty-eight tables are up and running in the Event Center, with plenty of time remaining for late registrations and re-entry.
Here are some chip chirps from the break:
Mike Gagliano - 60k
Kevin Lutz - 52k
Ken Adams - 41,100
Andy Frankenberger - 39k
Steven Garfinkle - 35k
Jamie Kerstetter - 34k
Tim Chang - 32.4k
>>>> Starting Stack - 30k
Amanda Musumeci - 30k
Jesse Cohen - 30k
Bradley Rhodes - 30k
Artyem Perlov - 30k
Bob Hwang - 29k
Joe @joeyrodsx3 - 28.7k
Michael Marder - 28,425
Chris Leong - 28.1k
Frank Valgenti - 28k
John Gulino - 28k
Mark Dube - 24,200
Mike Hahn - 22k
Kevin Saul - 21k
Championship: Wolak Flops Qwads
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
Marsha Wolak (Sarasota, FL) flopped quadzilla while holding T9. The flop came T T T and the "nice gentleman" on her left kept betting into her. The river was a 9, giving her "quads with a side of boat".
Marsha's up to ~35k.
End of level two and player are getting their first break of the day.
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
Marsha Wolak
2011 WSOP Ladies Champion
Marsha Wolak (Sarasota, FL) flopped quadzilla while holding T9. The flop came T T T and the "nice gentleman" on her left kept betting into her. The river was a 9, giving her "quads with a side of boat".
Marsha's up to ~35k.
End of level two and player are getting their first break of the day.
Championship: Brynn Rooting for PawPaw
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
Perry Johnston (Oak Island, NC) is back at Borgata and hoping for another deep run. He says "Hi!" to his granddaughter Brynn, who always remote-sweats her PawPaw via the blog.
Brynn is looking forward to another trip to Disney World, so Perry needs to cash in this event!
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
Perry Johnston
Perry Johnston (Oak Island, NC) is back at Borgata and hoping for another deep run. He says "Hi!" to his granddaughter Brynn, who always remote-sweats her PawPaw via the blog.
Brynn is looking forward to another trip to Disney World, so Perry needs to cash in this event!
Championship: One Year Ago
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
Last year's Championship final table featured David 'Lefty' Diaz (Memphis, TN) who had just earned his first WSOP bracelet in the summer of 2012. He was hoping to add another title to his already impressive tournament resume.
Then he got his chips in ahead of Steve Brecher (Reno, NV) but was run down on the river. David finished 6th for $167,337.
David is back today taking another run at a major title.
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
David 'Lefty' Diaz
Last year's Championship final table featured David 'Lefty' Diaz (Memphis, TN) who had just earned his first WSOP bracelet in the summer of 2012. He was hoping to add another title to his already impressive tournament resume.
Then he got his chips in ahead of Steve Brecher (Reno, NV) but was run down on the river. David finished 6th for $167,337.
David is back today taking another run at a major title.
Championship: Good Things Come In Threes
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
In a game dominated by twenty-something and thirty-something year olds, it is good so see that experience still makes a difference.
Currently seated together on table 15 are James Woods, Cary Marshall, and Paul Spitzberg.
James Woods (Beverly Hills, CA) finished second in event 20, $350 Big Stack NLH, earning $17,214.
Cary Marshall (King Salmon, AK) has three cashes during this series, including one final table, totaling over $10,000.
Paul Spitzberg (Tenafly, NJ) finished second in the Seniors event, earning $13,724.
So the gray hairs are making an excellent showing during this Borgata Poker Open!
Level 2: Blinds 50/100
James Woods, Cary Marshall, & Paul Spitzberg
In a game dominated by twenty-something and thirty-something year olds, it is good so see that experience still makes a difference.
Currently seated together on table 15 are James Woods, Cary Marshall, and Paul Spitzberg.
James Woods (Beverly Hills, CA) finished second in event 20, $350 Big Stack NLH, earning $17,214.
Cary Marshall (King Salmon, AK) has three cashes during this series, including one final table, totaling over $10,000.
Paul Spitzberg (Tenafly, NJ) finished second in the Seniors event, earning $13,724.
So the gray hairs are making an excellent showing during this Borgata Poker Open!
Championship: Eilers Doubles Early
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 1: Blinds 25/50
David Eilers (Rocky Mount, NC) won the $450 Black Chip Bounty NLH event here during the Borgata Summer Poker Open, taking home $27,091.
He's back today and has already doubled up in early action.
On a board of J J T 2 2, all the chips went in the middle. His opponent held AJ for Jacks full of deuces. David held JT for Jacks full of tens to take the pot. He's up to 58k.
Level 1: Blinds 25/50
David Eilers
David Eilers (Rocky Mount, NC) won the $450 Black Chip Bounty NLH event here during the Borgata Summer Poker Open, taking home $27,091.
He's back today and has already doubled up in early action.
On a board of J J T 2 2, all the chips went in the middle. His opponent held AJ for Jacks full of deuces. David held JT for Jacks full of tens to take the pot. He's up to 58k.
Championship: WPT Founder Playing 1st Open Event
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 1: Blinds 25/50
Steve Lipscomb, who founded the WPT more than 11 years ago, is playing today in his first-ever open WPT event (He has played in WPT Invitationals, which are free-rolls).
Level 1: Blinds 25/50
Steve Lipscomb, Founder of WPT
Steve Lipscomb, who founded the WPT more than 11 years ago, is playing today in his first-ever open WPT event (He has played in WPT Invitationals, which are free-rolls).
Championship: Second Verse, Same As The First
$3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
$3 MILLION GUARANTEED
Level 1: Blinds 25/50
Today is the second starting day of the WPT Borgata Poker Open Championship event. On day 1A, 376 entries were whittled down to 166 survivors.
Players begin with 30,000 chips and levels are 75 minutes long (Day 2 they go to 90 minute levels).
Late registration and re-entry are available through level six.
They'll play six levels, take a dinner break, then return for two more levels before bagging for the night.
Mike Sexton has given the order to "Shuffle Up & Deal!".
$3 MILLION GUARANTEED
Level 1: Blinds 25/50
Today is the second starting day of the WPT Borgata Poker Open Championship event. On day 1A, 376 entries were whittled down to 166 survivors.
Players begin with 30,000 chips and levels are 75 minutes long (Day 2 they go to 90 minute levels).
Late registration and re-entry are available through level six.
They'll play six levels, take a dinner break, then return for two more levels before bagging for the night.
Mike Sexton, surrounded by
Royal Flush Girls Angelique and Tugba
Mike Sexton has given the order to "Shuffle Up & Deal!".
Championship Day 1A - Chip Count Leaders
Borgata Poker Open
Event 21: WPT Borgata Poker Open Championship
$3300 + $200 Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
September 15-20, 2013
Day 1A Entries: 376
Day 1A Players Remaining:
Day 1A Average Chip Stack: 68,000
END OF DAY 1A CHIP COUNT LEADERS:
1. CONG PHAM: 191,025
2. BESNIK ZIBA: 183,375
3. THOMAS CAMPBELL: 181,025
4. TAYFUN AKBASLI: 180,750
5. JEFFREY FIELDER: 175,400
6. TONY SINISHTAJ: 165,000
7. PETER VITANTONIO: 158,000
8. JEREMY KOTTLER: 152,850
9. CHERISH ANDREWS: 152,325
10. JOSHUA LEVKOV: 150,025
11. ERIC BALDWIN: 131,475
12. BENJAMIN HAMNETT: 131,100
13. JACKDUYPH DUONG: 128,925
14. CLIFF JOSEPHY: 123,000
15. JOHN DIBELLA: 122,375
16. MICHAEL DELVECCHIO: 121,300
17. JOSEPH GIBBONS: 120,600
18. JAMES SHIRLEY: 118,200
19. RICHARD DEVIVO: 116,350
20. RICHARD KIRSCH: 110,000
21. MATTHEW HAUGEN: 109,200
22. CHRISTIAN LUSARDI: 105,950
23. JOHN GORDON: 105,875
24. AVDO DJOKOVIC: 105,125
25. JACK ROLNITZKY: 104,900
26. CHRIS KARAMBINIS: 104,825
27. DAVID BELL: 104,175
28. VINCENT BUI: 103,475
29. ABRAHAM KOROTKI: 102,950
30. NEVILLE DARRELL: 102,800
31. JOHNSON NGUYEN: 99,200
32. RAJESH VOHRA: 98,200
33. GLENN LAFAYE: 98,075
34. MUKUL PAHUJA: 96,725
35. ADAM PACE: 96,700
36. RYAN OLISAR: 96,525
37. CHRISTIAN HARDER: 96,350
38. BRIAN GREEN: 93,800
39. JAROSLAW OSINSKI: 92,850
40. ROBERT BUCKENMAYER: 92,175
41. JAROD LUDEMANN: 91,300
42. JULIAN PARMANN: 91,100
43. JUSTIN ZAKI: 88,025
44. ANN MONG: 87,975
45. VANESSA SELBST: 85,275
46. HEND MATTHEWS: 85,000
47. ALLEN KESSLER: 83,825
48. GARY BELLER: 82,650
49. TYLER PATTERSON: 82,050
50. JAMES CAMPBELL: 82,025
51. WAYNE LEWIS: 81,200
52. CHARLES FUREY: 80,500
53. JOSHUA EMERSON: 80,325
54. MICAH RASKIN: 80,075
55. DOUGLAS BOHL: 80,025
56. VINCENT ROAZZI: 79,750
57. CHRISTOPHER COHEN: 79,075
58. LIAM HE: 78,950
59. TODD REBELLO: 78,400
60. TOM MCCORMICK: 77,125
61. SCOTT ANDERSON: 76,000
62. FRANK BONACCI: 75,125
63. DAVID SANDERS: 74,975
64. ADAM CONWAY: 73,950
65. TRAVIS GREENAWALT: 73,275
66. JEFFREY MADSEN: 73,275
67. THOMAS SHEETS: 72,600
68. MATTHEW GLANTZ: 72,400
69. ANTHONY HILL: 71,250
70. RICHARD MUNRO: 70,725
71. JAY MEYEROWITZ: 70,700
72. DAVID PAREDES: 70,700
73. MICHAEL SHKLOVER: 70,500
74. AARON OVERTON: 70,300
75. JORDAN CRISTOS: 70,225
76. JEFFEREY CHANG: 68,450
77. VICTOR FIGUEROA: 68,275
78. AL GRIMES: 65,200
79. LEONID VIZIROV: 63,875
80. STEVE BRECHER: 63,575
81. TRAVELL THOMAS: 63,425
82. GREG OSTRANDER: 62,800
83. GREGORY MILLER: 62,750
84. JUSTIN LUNINPACK: 62,000
85. CHRISTINA LINDERMAN: 61,575
86. LANCE STEINBERG: 61,200
87. MICHAEL GROSS: 60,850
88. JOSEPH GOSSWEILER: 59,775
89. VENKATESH GUPTA: 59,650
90. CONSTANT BOCELLI: 59,375
91. JOSEPH DELIA: 59,175
92. JOHN SPADAVECCHIA JR: 58,125
93. CHRISTOPHER BELL: 57,650
94. KUNAL PATEL: 56,250
95. ROBERT MELO: 55,850
96. LEE CHILDS: 54,650
97. STEVEN DANNENMANN: 54,500
98. AMIR BABAKHANI: 54,100
99. RAMIZ GJONBALA: 53,650
100. MARUTI YARLAPATI: 52,900
101. STEVE KARP: 51,875
102. JONATHAN LITTLE: 51,750
103. SAMANTHA COHEN: 51,300
104. RAY SHACKELFORD: 50,075
105. RORY CALLAN: 49,700
106. PHILLIP LAAK: 49,075
107. EUGENE FOUKSMAN: 49,000
108. EDWARD SHELMERDINE: 48,775
109. CURT KOHLBERG: 48,275
110. JAMES JOYNER: 47,700
111. ORSON YOUNG: 47,600
112. MATTHEW AFFLECK: 47,450
113. DANIEL QUINN: 47,000
114. ERNEST HOU: 46,550
115. JOHN HOLLEY: 46,125
116. JOSEPH MCKEEHEN: 44,550
117. JOSEPH CURCIO: 44,125
118. BERNARD LIBERATI: 43,975
119. ROBERT KESSLER: 43,350
120. KYRIAKOS KATSAMPERIS: 43,300
121. ALEX MUSCARELLA: 43,000
122. DENNIS SUMMERS: 42,450
123. WILLIAM BRADEN: 41,200
124. MICHAEL HAAG: 40,150
125. JOHANNES MUELLER: 40,025
126. ONOFRIO REINA: 39,875
127. JANE HITCHCOCK: 39,675
128. MOSHE DAHAN: 39,275
129. DAVID SHAFRIN: 37,900
130. THOMAS HOGLUND: 37,150
131. JR PLANTE: 36,425
132. VITALY KOVYAZIN: 33,900
133. SEAN JAZAYERI: 32,325
134. MATTHEW BERKEY: 31,775
135. CHRIS RESLOCK: 31,575
136. KENNETH SILBERSTEIN: 31,575
137. NATALIE BEREZNYAK: 31,500
138. JOSEPH SACCONE: 31,250
139. JACK SCHANBACHER: 30,925
140. GREGORY WEBER: 30,000
141. THOMAS MAGUIRE JR: 28,825
142. JOE GIL: 28,500
143. CASEY YONTZ: 28,350
144. ALAN ENGEL: 27,525
145. DEREK CHIN: 27,050
146. JESSE YAGINUMA: 25,850
147. AARON SALONE: 25,700
148. BRANDON HALL: 25,200
149. BRIAN SMIDA: 24,400
150. JOHN ZENTNER: 23,225
151. CHARLES MALTZMAN: 23,100
152. JUSTIN ADAMS: 22,500
153. JOHN PILLITTERI: 22,200
154. ROBERT DONALDSON: 21,900
155. ALEXANDER QUEEN: 21,075
156. THOMAS MIDENA 111: 19,850
157. TIMOTHY WEST: 19,575
158. MARK ROSE: 19,250
159. PETER IPPOLITO: 17,650
160. ERIC RAPPAPORT: 17,325
161. WILLIAM PILOSSOPH: 16,000
162. TODD TERRY: 13,750
163. STEPHANIE HUBBARD: 13,500
164. ABRAHIM ABOUKHALIL: 12,475
165. JOSEPH KUETHER: 9,025
166. ROBERT PEACOCK: 5,075
Event 21: WPT Borgata Poker Open Championship
$3300 + $200 Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
September 15-20, 2013
Day 1A Entries: 376
Day 1A Players Remaining:
Day 1A Average Chip Stack: 68,000
END OF DAY 1A CHIP COUNT LEADERS:
1. CONG PHAM: 191,025
2. BESNIK ZIBA: 183,375
3. THOMAS CAMPBELL: 181,025
4. TAYFUN AKBASLI: 180,750
5. JEFFREY FIELDER: 175,400
6. TONY SINISHTAJ: 165,000
7. PETER VITANTONIO: 158,000
8. JEREMY KOTTLER: 152,850
9. CHERISH ANDREWS: 152,325
10. JOSHUA LEVKOV: 150,025
11. ERIC BALDWIN: 131,475
12. BENJAMIN HAMNETT: 131,100
13. JACKDUYPH DUONG: 128,925
14. CLIFF JOSEPHY: 123,000
15. JOHN DIBELLA: 122,375
16. MICHAEL DELVECCHIO: 121,300
17. JOSEPH GIBBONS: 120,600
18. JAMES SHIRLEY: 118,200
19. RICHARD DEVIVO: 116,350
20. RICHARD KIRSCH: 110,000
21. MATTHEW HAUGEN: 109,200
22. CHRISTIAN LUSARDI: 105,950
23. JOHN GORDON: 105,875
24. AVDO DJOKOVIC: 105,125
25. JACK ROLNITZKY: 104,900
26. CHRIS KARAMBINIS: 104,825
27. DAVID BELL: 104,175
28. VINCENT BUI: 103,475
29. ABRAHAM KOROTKI: 102,950
30. NEVILLE DARRELL: 102,800
31. JOHNSON NGUYEN: 99,200
32. RAJESH VOHRA: 98,200
33. GLENN LAFAYE: 98,075
34. MUKUL PAHUJA: 96,725
35. ADAM PACE: 96,700
36. RYAN OLISAR: 96,525
37. CHRISTIAN HARDER: 96,350
38. BRIAN GREEN: 93,800
39. JAROSLAW OSINSKI: 92,850
40. ROBERT BUCKENMAYER: 92,175
41. JAROD LUDEMANN: 91,300
42. JULIAN PARMANN: 91,100
43. JUSTIN ZAKI: 88,025
44. ANN MONG: 87,975
45. VANESSA SELBST: 85,275
46. HEND MATTHEWS: 85,000
47. ALLEN KESSLER: 83,825
48. GARY BELLER: 82,650
49. TYLER PATTERSON: 82,050
50. JAMES CAMPBELL: 82,025
51. WAYNE LEWIS: 81,200
52. CHARLES FUREY: 80,500
53. JOSHUA EMERSON: 80,325
54. MICAH RASKIN: 80,075
55. DOUGLAS BOHL: 80,025
56. VINCENT ROAZZI: 79,750
57. CHRISTOPHER COHEN: 79,075
58. LIAM HE: 78,950
59. TODD REBELLO: 78,400
60. TOM MCCORMICK: 77,125
61. SCOTT ANDERSON: 76,000
62. FRANK BONACCI: 75,125
63. DAVID SANDERS: 74,975
64. ADAM CONWAY: 73,950
65. TRAVIS GREENAWALT: 73,275
66. JEFFREY MADSEN: 73,275
67. THOMAS SHEETS: 72,600
68. MATTHEW GLANTZ: 72,400
69. ANTHONY HILL: 71,250
70. RICHARD MUNRO: 70,725
71. JAY MEYEROWITZ: 70,700
72. DAVID PAREDES: 70,700
73. MICHAEL SHKLOVER: 70,500
74. AARON OVERTON: 70,300
75. JORDAN CRISTOS: 70,225
76. JEFFEREY CHANG: 68,450
77. VICTOR FIGUEROA: 68,275
78. AL GRIMES: 65,200
79. LEONID VIZIROV: 63,875
80. STEVE BRECHER: 63,575
81. TRAVELL THOMAS: 63,425
82. GREG OSTRANDER: 62,800
83. GREGORY MILLER: 62,750
84. JUSTIN LUNINPACK: 62,000
85. CHRISTINA LINDERMAN: 61,575
86. LANCE STEINBERG: 61,200
87. MICHAEL GROSS: 60,850
88. JOSEPH GOSSWEILER: 59,775
89. VENKATESH GUPTA: 59,650
90. CONSTANT BOCELLI: 59,375
91. JOSEPH DELIA: 59,175
92. JOHN SPADAVECCHIA JR: 58,125
93. CHRISTOPHER BELL: 57,650
94. KUNAL PATEL: 56,250
95. ROBERT MELO: 55,850
96. LEE CHILDS: 54,650
97. STEVEN DANNENMANN: 54,500
98. AMIR BABAKHANI: 54,100
99. RAMIZ GJONBALA: 53,650
100. MARUTI YARLAPATI: 52,900
101. STEVE KARP: 51,875
102. JONATHAN LITTLE: 51,750
103. SAMANTHA COHEN: 51,300
104. RAY SHACKELFORD: 50,075
105. RORY CALLAN: 49,700
106. PHILLIP LAAK: 49,075
107. EUGENE FOUKSMAN: 49,000
108. EDWARD SHELMERDINE: 48,775
109. CURT KOHLBERG: 48,275
110. JAMES JOYNER: 47,700
111. ORSON YOUNG: 47,600
112. MATTHEW AFFLECK: 47,450
113. DANIEL QUINN: 47,000
114. ERNEST HOU: 46,550
115. JOHN HOLLEY: 46,125
116. JOSEPH MCKEEHEN: 44,550
117. JOSEPH CURCIO: 44,125
118. BERNARD LIBERATI: 43,975
119. ROBERT KESSLER: 43,350
120. KYRIAKOS KATSAMPERIS: 43,300
121. ALEX MUSCARELLA: 43,000
122. DENNIS SUMMERS: 42,450
123. WILLIAM BRADEN: 41,200
124. MICHAEL HAAG: 40,150
125. JOHANNES MUELLER: 40,025
126. ONOFRIO REINA: 39,875
127. JANE HITCHCOCK: 39,675
128. MOSHE DAHAN: 39,275
129. DAVID SHAFRIN: 37,900
130. THOMAS HOGLUND: 37,150
131. JR PLANTE: 36,425
132. VITALY KOVYAZIN: 33,900
133. SEAN JAZAYERI: 32,325
134. MATTHEW BERKEY: 31,775
135. CHRIS RESLOCK: 31,575
136. KENNETH SILBERSTEIN: 31,575
137. NATALIE BEREZNYAK: 31,500
138. JOSEPH SACCONE: 31,250
139. JACK SCHANBACHER: 30,925
140. GREGORY WEBER: 30,000
141. THOMAS MAGUIRE JR: 28,825
142. JOE GIL: 28,500
143. CASEY YONTZ: 28,350
144. ALAN ENGEL: 27,525
145. DEREK CHIN: 27,050
146. JESSE YAGINUMA: 25,850
147. AARON SALONE: 25,700
148. BRANDON HALL: 25,200
149. BRIAN SMIDA: 24,400
150. JOHN ZENTNER: 23,225
151. CHARLES MALTZMAN: 23,100
152. JUSTIN ADAMS: 22,500
153. JOHN PILLITTERI: 22,200
154. ROBERT DONALDSON: 21,900
155. ALEXANDER QUEEN: 21,075
156. THOMAS MIDENA 111: 19,850
157. TIMOTHY WEST: 19,575
158. MARK ROSE: 19,250
159. PETER IPPOLITO: 17,650
160. ERIC RAPPAPORT: 17,325
161. WILLIAM PILOSSOPH: 16,000
162. TODD TERRY: 13,750
163. STEPHANIE HUBBARD: 13,500
164. ABRAHIM ABOUKHALIL: 12,475
165. JOSEPH KUETHER: 9,025
166. ROBERT PEACOCK: 5,075
Monday, September 16
TODAY'S EVENTS (EVENT CENTER)
11AM: Event 21B - $3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)
$3 MILLION GUARANTEED
10AM: Event 50 - $350 + $50 Survivor Turbo No Limit Hold'em
6 PM: Event 51 - $100 + $20 + $100 Black Chip Bounty NLH (Re-Entry)
11AM: Event 21B - $3300 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH (Re-Entry)$3 MILLION GUARANTEED
- Players start with 30,000 in tournament chips
- Day 1 Levels: will last 75 minutes each
Day 2+ Levels: will last 90 minutes each - Players that bust within the first 6 Levels may Re-Enter (unlimited re-entries)
- 5-Day event with two starting days
- $5,000 will be awarded to the chipleader at the end of Day 1A and Day 1B;
$3,500 will be awarded to the player finishing second behind the chipleader at the end of Day 1A and Day 1B
10AM: Event 50 - $350 + $50 Survivor Turbo No Limit Hold'em
- Players start with 15,000 in tournament chips
- Levels will last 15 minutes each
- Approximately 1 in 10 will win $3,500 CASH
- 1-Day event
6 PM: Event 51 - $100 + $20 + $100 Black Chip Bounty NLH (Re-Entry)
- Players start with 15,000 in tournament chips
- This is a Bounty tournament. Players must have their Bounty chip clearly displayed on table in order to remain active in tournament.
- Levels will last 20 minutes each
- Players that bust within the first 6 Levels may Re-Enter (unlimited re-entries)
- 1-Day event
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